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French Montana just handed over a cool $3.3 million to Selena Gomez for her Mediterranean-style mansion in Calabasas, which has been on the market since November. French was able to strike something of a bargain with the 23-year-old singer, as he reportedly paid $150,000 less than the original asking price. According to TMZ, Gomez decided to put the house on the market a year and a half after moving in due to a stalker repeatedly showing up on the property.
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Route 66 Candy Shoppe, located in downtown Waynesville, gained media attention on Fat Tuesday 2014 when the unabashedly large owners, Charley Joe and Danny Kallman, invited those who tipped the scales at three hundred pounds to indulge in some free fudge one last time before Lent.
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More than a year later, the shop is still bringing in customers that are hungry for candy cigarettes, Mary Janes, candy buttons, and more. The store's specialty is the fifty flavors of saltwater taffy; there are wicker baskets full of watermelon, banana, and vanilla taffy. And for those willing to try something exotic, the shop offers bacon-maple and chicken-and-waffle taffy, too. The gourmet popcorn is another draw, and the fudge and cheesecake truffles are homemade.
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Yes, I am confused about these Categories. Image Requests should just be in one easy ScreenShot Request Category, no? In the Special:Unusedcategories page, theres at least 10 Zone Specific Image Request pages that I personally see redundant. Then again, I am fairly new to WoWWiki, so I wanted to get some feedback before randomly marking 10 things for Speedy Delete.
Thanks! --TeeSon5 (talk) 01:30, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- No, the zone-specific categories are fine. --Pcj (T•C) 01:32, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- One second, maybe I should re-word my Question. Zone-Specific Categories are a great way to keep lots of information organized through respective zones, obviously. On a similar note, a Category specifically designed for the organization of Articles that request a screenshot, like the ScreenShot Requested Categories, are also great to help people who want to upload some screenshots find where they should be.
- However, does a ScreenShot Request, specifically for a Zone, really that useful? Alright, let's say theres a monster in the Burnning Steppes. I go to that Monster and I see theres no ScreenShot. Shouldn't I just put that page into a general ScreenShot request Category instead of just a Burning Steppes ScreenShot Requets category?
Theres three types of Categories
- Burning Steppes ScreenShots
- ScreenShot Requests
- ScreenShot Requests for Burning Steppes
So far, thats my understanding of how this works. If I am wrong about that, then I am wrong about the rest. However, if I am write, try to stay with me.
So, if theres a ScreenShot Request Category, and a ScreenShot Request Category for a Specific Zone, whats the point of the Specific Zone category?
That is what I am trying to ask. However, if I have those three Categories wrong and/or confused, then just point that out to me and I'll know my entire question is founded on a misconception. TeeSon5 (talk) 01:45, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- Screenshots is for screenshots that already exist. Requests is for pages that need screenshots. --Pcj (T•C) 01:51, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- I think I'll have to link them to you for you to understand.
Theres three types of Categories
- Burning Steppes ScreenShots- http://www.wowwiki.com/Category:Burning_Steppes
- ScreenShot Requests- http://www.wowwiki.com/Category:Image_requests
- ScreenShot Requests for Burning Steppes- http://www.wowwiki.com/Category:Burning_Steppes_image_requests
What I am saying, is that Number 3 seems rather redundant to me. While numbers 1 and 2 make perfect sense. TeeSon5 (talk) 01:56, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- No, it's fine. --Pcj (T•C) 01:59, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
Burning Steppes is a bad example to be using. Older content, the more empty a request category is going to be. But working off of Burning Steppes:
- Category:Burning Steppes → Contains everything (including categories) about the zone.
- Category:Image requests → A general category containing all the zone image request categories.
- Category:Burning Steppes image requests → Contains the requests for the specific zone Burning Steppes. It is also a subcategory of Category:Burning Steppes.
Each zone has its own request category for the basic reason of keeping things organized. As well as lets users know what actual things in the zone they might currently be in that needs an image. If I decided I want to go through Burning Steppes to gather images for wowwiki, I would look at the specific category for requests... I would see no requests and thus wouldn't need to make a trip through Burning Steppes. However, if all the requests were in one category, I wouldn't know what would actually need something in the area I'm in and would have to check each page to see. Understand? User:Coobra/Sig4 02:27, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- Yes, thanks for clearing it up. Is it possible this post be deleted entirely so I don't look like such a god forsaken fool? TeeSon5 (talk) 02:29, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- Nope, I've been hit on for deleting posts in the forums. User:Coobra/Sig4 02:52, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- Yes, thanks for clearing it up. Is it possible this post be deleted entirely so I don't look like such a god forsaken fool? TeeSon5 (talk) 02:29, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
- As I've mentioned elsewhere recently, if we delete this topic, we can no longer point to this very topic to say "here is the explanation". Which leaves the next person to come along nothing to refer to. (And thus are born FAQs... :) )
- Contrarily, that you ask this question leaves open the other question, "Where should this be explained?" So, TeeSon5, where did you look for an explanation of the structure of things, before resorting to asking? It may be useful to place this explanation somewhere near there, or provide a link, or something. --Eirik Ratcatcher (talk) 19:33, November 18, 2009 (UTC)


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Wellesley College Club of New York City, The Cosmopolitan Club, 122 E. 66th St., btw. Lexington & Park, April 23, 2015, Time – 6:30pm-8pm
The NYWC hosts an evening with fashion historian Rebecca Tuite. Rebecca will discuss her book Seven Sisters Style, which focuses on the history of fashion at Seven Sisters colleges. For more information, visit http://www.rebeccatuite.com.
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Fashion and Textile Museum, London, England, Saturday 10 January, 2015, 2:30pm
From Bermuda shorts and blazers, to Shetland sweaters and saddle shoes, join Rebecca C. Tuite, fashion historian and author of Seven Sisters Style: The All American Preppy Look (Rizzoli), as she considers the unique Seven Sisters campus style and its lasting influence on American fashion. Tuite will show you how the look has moved from the campus, to the catwalk and beyond, showcasing archival collegiate photographs, contemporary fashion photography and even a look at the Seven Sisters Style in television and film. Tuite will be signing copies of the book immediately following the lecture. For tickets and more information: http://ftmlondon.org/talk-event/a-history-of-seven-sisters-style/.
Mount Holyoke College, Thursday 23rd October, 2014.
Fashion historian, Rebecca C. Tuite, will present a lively talk on the history of Seven Sisters Style, paying particular attention to the rich history of campus dress at Mount Holyoke College. Book signing to follow.
BOOK SIGNING – Port, 202 Main Street, Northampton, MA., Saturday 25th October, 2014. 1pm-3pm.
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Phoenix Art Museum, Arizona, Wednesday 12th November, 2014, 12:30pm
Author Rebecca C. Tuite will present a lecture on the history of Seven Sisters Style at this Arizona Costume Institute event and luncheon. Please also join us for a book signing in the museum book shop immediately following the talk. Tickets for the luncheon event are available here: http://www.arizonacostumeinstitute.org/2nd-wednesday/2014/11/12/from-rule-breakers-to-taste-makers-the-history-of-seven-sisters-style, although entrance to the talk is FREE with general admission.
The National Arts Club of New York City, Friday 26th September, 2014. 7pm.
Join us for an evening celebrating all things collegiate starting with an installation of vintage Ivy League memorabilia from the Fine and Dandy Shop Archives, followed by an a cappella performance by the Yale Whiffenpoofs and a discussion with authors Rebecca C. Tuite of Seven Sisters Style and Jeffrey Banks and Doria de la Chappelle of Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style. Collegiate Style is highly encouraged! FREE EVENT. RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com
A History of Seven Sisters Style, Friday 23 May 2014, 1:30pm, Mount Holyoke Special Collections and Archives, Mount Holyoke College. For more information, see: https://www.mtholyoke.edu/archives. 'Seven Sisters Style: All-American Preppy Look,' will be available for advance purchase at The Odyssey Bookshop and the author will be signing copies of the book after the talk.
A History of Seven Sisters Style, Saturday 24 May 2014, 2pm, Friends of the Libraries Reading Room in Neilson Library, Smith College, Northampton, MA. For more information, please see the Reunion Schedule. Please note that 'Seven Sisters Style: All-American Preppy Look,' will be on-sale by Broadside Books at the event and the author will be signing copies of the book after the talk.
From Rulebreakers to Tastemakers: A History of Seven Sisters Style, 3 October 2013, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Gallery, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York.
Vassar Style: Reconsidering the Garments and Oral Testimony of the 1950s Classes, April 2011, Vassar College Costume Collection, Vassar College, New York.


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What began as an inquiry into a student's suicide in 1920 ended in Harvard University convening a secret tribunal that labeled 14 men "guilty" of being gay and forcing the students among them to leave not only the school but the city of Cambridge, Mass.
The hidden history of the tribunal, known as "the court," first reported by the Harvard Crimson newspaper on Thursday, describes Harvard's desperate efforts, which were kept secret for more than eight decades, to hide from public view a secret gay subculture on campus.
"These reports of events long ago are extremely disturbing. They are part of a past that we have rightly left behind," Harvard president Lawrence Summers wrote in a statement to the Crimson. "I want to express our deep regret for the way this situation was handled as well as the anguish the students and their families must have experienced eight decades ago."
The strange legacy began when Harvard student Cyril B. Wilcox, 21, committed suicide in his Fall River, Mass., home in May 1920 by inhaling gas. He was having academic problems as well as health problems that had been chalked up to nerves, and he had been asked to withdraw from the college a short time before.
The death might have passed as simply a tragic end to the life of a dropout had he not told his brother, George, about a gay relationship he had with an older Boston man.
Shortly after the death, two letters arrived for Cyril Wilcox, the first leaving no doubt that Wilcox was part of a group of gay men at Harvard, and the second a cryptic letter full of codes and jargon. Cyril's brother tracked down one of the men and beat him until he offered up the names of three other gay men.
George Wilcox contacted the acting dean of the college, Chester N. Greenough, and informed him of Cyril's suicide, passing on the names of the three gay men and mentioning the two letters. The next day, after consulting with school president A. Lawrence Lowell, Greenough convened a group of administrators, including regent Matthew Luce and assistant dean Kenneth B. Murdock, to gather evidence on the case. They called this tribunal "the court."
The court was so secretive that even the college's administrative board, which oversaw student disciplinary matters, wasn't aware of its existence for more than a week after it was formed.
The court demanded that men associated with the secret group of carousers--including the son of a congressman--who gathered in dorm rooms to hold parties late into the night, sometimes in women's clothing, to come and testify before the court and tell them what they knew of gay parties on campus.
When the "trial" ended, the court handed down verdicts of guilty for 14 men: seven college students, a dental school student, a teacher, a recent graduate, and four men not associated with Harvard. The college students were asked not only to leave campus but also to get out of Cambridge--immediately. In letters to the parents of some of the students, Greenough made clear that their sons were asked to withdraw solely because of their association with gays.
Summers called the episode "abhorrent and an affront to the values of our university.... We are a better and more just community today because those attitudes have changed as much as they have."


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Discussion in 'After Hours Lounge (Off Topic)' started by Ockeghem, Jun 8, 2012.
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The OP has made a few things quite clear.
1.) He is NOT a medical doctor.
2.) He is NOT advocating fasting for anyone (let alone everyone).
3.) He is simply recounting his own experiences with fasting and answering questions that others may have about the practice based on his own personal experiences and research.
Also, please know that the staff at the Home Theater Forum is not advocating on behalf of fasting and that anyone considering an extreme change in their nutritional lifestyle should always seek the advice and counsel of their physician.
Thanks. And, carry on...carefully.
Mike,Thank you.
Dave,That's an excellent question. No, I've never thought of doing that before. I have also never played Sudoku. I wonder if something similar might work. For example, playing another game (e.g., chess) or perhaps doing something kinesthetic?
I also am curious if playing some Bach fugues (manual dexterity) on the harpsichord or piano would be something that could be measured/quantified in the way you suggest. I do know that I have my good and my bad days playing Bach whether I am fasting or not.
I meant to PM Scott over the weekend to talk things through but I simply have been too tied up with other things. Sorry I didn't get around to that, and I'm glad this thread is back. Will shoot ya a PM when I get free Scott! On the topic at hand I've expressed my doubts and will settle back into read only for now.
Well, I'm into the second week of my 3:4 routine. Intermittent fasting (most of the variations) has over the years been somewhat more difficult for me to do than doing longer fasts. But I am determined this time to do it much more consistently, especially now since one of my longer fasting goals was accomplished between June 29th and August 10th. Onward and upward!
I did my normal five miles yesterday, and last night I had a rather rigorous karate class. My heart rate is usually around 168 (this is in the ballpark of 220 minus one's age) for the entire running and karate workouts, and it decreases to about 48-52 bpm about three or four hours later. After a couple of days of fasting, the glucose and glycogen stores are holding up rather well. I can go about five days and then ketosis kicks in, at which point I often decrease my training or break my fast if I want to continue to train.
One of my doctors told me that it's nearly impossible to maintain glycogen levels throughout the course of a standard (26.2 mile) marathon. I would have to agree, as I usually hit the wall (= depletion of most of the glycogen stores) around twenty-two miles. However, I did increase my training (mileage) for a couple of marathons back in the 1980s using the 'collapse point' method of training, and it's probably no coincidence that those ended up being the only two marathons in which I did not hit the wall.
"Collapse point?"
What's that?
Mike,You take the average amount of miles you run per-day each week (allowing for one day off per-week = rest day), multiple this number by three, and your collapse point (the point at which you hit the wall due most often to a depletion of all of your glucose and most if not all of your glycogen) ought to be around that mile point in a race.
My typical running schedule per-week (when I was using the collapse point method) was this:
Monday: 10 milesTuesday: 16 milesWednesday: 8 milesThursday: 10 milesFriday: 6 milesSaturday: 22 milesSunday: Rest daySo, totaling the number of miles per week (72), taking the average per day (12), and multiplying by three (36), I ought not to have hit the wall until I had run around 35-36 miles. Since a standard marathon is 26.2 miles, I was good to go for the 26.2 mile distance. And not only did I not hit the wall when maintaining this amount of weekly mileage, those were my two best marathon times to date.The downside to doing this for a non-elite runner (which I am) is that I could manage seventy-two miles per-week for about three or four months, but if I pushed too hard right after a successful marathon (where the temptation to run more and quicker mileage is really high and especially so if one has achieved a PR), I could injure myself doing that kind of mileage. Chronic fatigue is something I have experienced only once, and it ultimately resulted in my only running injury in over thirty-five years of long-distance running -- a stress fracture of my tibia, which took about six weeks to heal. (During my recuperation I took up swimming and worked up to five miles per-week, but I didn't enjoy that very much.)
As mentioned above, you need to check with your doctor before starting something like this.
I probably dove in to things a little to fast, but ended up very light-headed and dizzy. Just happened to see my doctor recently and he said absolutely no. My blood pressure went from deathly high, to completely normal over the past ten years.
Combined with good diet, exercise and a beta blocker, returned to completely normal, but often went below normal, causing some medical incidents with me.
BP med is at a very low, low dose, (in fact the lowest dose you can purchase, but doctor has me cutting that in half) but add in the fasting and I bottomed out with extremely low numbers.
I'm going to have to keep eating, but am going to the six days on, one day off routine, which should be pretty harmless. I also will go for a fairly calorie restricted diet, but will keep up two, maybe three meals a day, then probably do a much more gradual introduction to maybe a 5:2 ratio, etc.
This may just be my personal experience, but just went for it. Not a good idea for me, should have been a much slower introduction.
The odd part is I had "zero" appetite, and thought it would be a breeze, but the body had different ideas.
As with Scott, I am not a medical doctor, not pushing for people to fast, just recounting my experiences. Might help other people to see this from my beginning baby steps and see how I deal with things compared to Scott's years of experience.
Stan,What you've written sounds wise. My blood pressure was slightly high before I lost the 112 or so lbs. a few years ago. Since then, I've been at normal as far as that is concerned, except when I have it taken during the first reading. My doctor said that this is normal, as very few people like having it taken. So, before I leave my doctor's office, I have it taken again, and it's fine.
On somewhat of a related note, I did an experiment while fasting a few years ago. I gave up coffee completely for one month, to see if my heart rate changed (I continued to run during this time). The rate did not change appreciably. I was curious if it would, and it did not.
When your body has, as you say, different ideas, then you listen to it. As I said, you sound as though you're doing what is right. Incidentally, of all of the intermittent fasting routines out there, the 5:2 seems to work very well for many people. It's also the one that Aaron posted about above as having either heard or read about recently. Best wishes with whatever you choose to do.
They refer to it as "white coat syndrome". I was terrible at first, always stressed out will it be high, well of course it will because I'm worried about it.
After a few years it was just more of a "whatever" kind of attitude, and then I think they started getting more realistic readings.
One time I was even 80/50 before my first and so far only colonoscopy, hadn't even had any anesthetic yet, so they almost sent me home, but it was very stable so they went ahead. Not a full general anesthetic, but what they call moderate so apparently you can move around, do what the doctor says, etc. Thankfully for me, moderate means complete amnesia, no memory of what they were doing. Turned out well, so I'm good for ten years.
I tend to get into this almost Zen-like mode, just relaxed, no stress and my body follows my mind.
I've never done biofeedback, but do plan on starting it in the next few months, just for stress and anxiety control. Will be interesting to see how it turns out.
Aaron and Mike,
An interesting study on how fasting triggers stem cell regeneration.
That is interesting.
But is it as interesting as ice cream?
A thread re-awakens after almost a year and that's all you've go to say?
I greatly admire your discipline and dedication! I've done some research on fasting, and yes, there are important benefits. What I've learned though, is intermittent fasting is probably the best way to achieve these benefits. How this works is you stop eating at say, 7 pm and don't eat again until 11 am. The suggestion that breakfast should not be skipped has been largely refuted (especially the type of breakfast most people eat). This also works best when you're eating healthy foods during your eating "window". As for long distance running, I think there's compelling evidence that it is not healthy. From what I've found, it depresses the immune system and can cause thickening of the coronary arteries. Running 26 miles is the limit of human endurance. The messenger who delivered news of the battle between the Spartans and the Persians died immediately after his run. A sensible alternative would be what's called interval training. It involves a 3 minute warm up, followed by 30 seconds of intense activity followed by 60 seconds of rest, followed by another cycle of intensity. This pattern is repeated 8x and performed 3 days per week. It may be worth researching these options.
Vidiot,Thanks. I would have to agree with you regarding IF. I came to this conclusion about two years ago. I continue to do both types of fasting (IF and prolonged). I've done a fourteen-day fast, a couple of seven-day fasts, and a twenty-one day fast thus far this year, along with some two, three, and four-day fasts sprinkled between these. One of the benefits of IF over prolonged fasting is that glycogen will never have enough time or mileage to be depleted (unless one were to run around twenty or more miles every day). In other words, my long-distance running and my martial arts training can continue during IF, but after about two weeks of prolonged fasting I have to cut back. As I mentioned somewhere in this thread, keytones are the back-up system for vitals, and are not intended to sustain one during a marathon. (Interestingly however, one person I know on another Board says that he can run vast distances while in ketosis. I have not found this to be the case with me.)I love long-distance running, and will never cease doing it. I've run nearly 33,000 miles thus far in my lifetime (including several marathons), and I continue to feel wonderful. My medical examinations show that everything is fine with my heart and related systems. I am currently training to run a 50-miler (I have good friends who do this regularly). I actually work with one man who has run nine 100-mile races!
I've watched many of the "Naked and Afraid" episodes on the Discovery Channel.
Two people, dropped out in the middle of nowhere, the Amazon, jungles in Indonesia, etc. They're left alone for 21 days, no food, water, clothes, etc. Most of them end up essentially fasting (although starving is probably a better word). They drop tremendous amounts of weight, but seem to come out of the situation just fine. Some of them do wimp out and give up, even saw an Amazon episode where the guy gave up before even starting, they had to find another contestant.Probably not the best diet, but the human body does endure.Painful, but fairly quick, maybe I should apply.
Stan,Please do not apply. I enjoy your posts too much and would miss you if you were not here.
I would not be able to do what you described above, because when I fast I continue to drink plenty of water. I know there are people who do 'dry fasts,' but I am not one of them. The fasting doctors I have spoken to (in-person and online) do not advocate it. And the doctors who frequent the various fasting Boards on which I post are skeptical with regard to the benefits of dry fasting.
Edit: I may have misinterpreted what you wrote above. These people are left without food and water, but are they allowed to drink water if they find it somewhere?
They are allowed to drink water or whatever food they can find. But it's often contaminated and not safe, unless they can get a fire going and are able to boil it. Water in a river or stream may look clear, clean and wonderful, but you never know what monkeys, cows, birds, etc. have peed and pooped into it upstream. Ew!!!
I would never dry fast. Don't know the exact figures, but the body can go quite a while without food, as long as you're still drinking water. You end up pretty much dying very quickly without water, but without food you can go for quite a long time, as long as you still take in clean waterI will not be applying. Except for the usual pixelated areas, these people are naked. I may do a little nude sunbathing, but not on camera for the entire world to see..


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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Kenny Butler calls himself a "professional volunteer" at Martin Luther King Jr. School in Northeast Portland.
"I went to King Elementary School myself, yeah," the 52-year-old told KOIN 6 News on Tuesday. "Whatever needs to be done I'm always involved."
Matt Newell-Ching got to know Butler through the PTA. He said, "Kenny's just a great human being. … For a lot of kids in the neighborhood, he's almost like an honorary uncle, he's almost kind of a godfather to the community in a lot of ways."
That community rallied around Butler in the days following November 2. On that day he helped save as many as 19 people from an apartment fire on NE Killingsworth
Around 4 a.m. he said he heard popping, "like windows cracking." He recognized there was a fire and got his family — his 72-year-old mother, his niece and 2 nephews — out first.
"Then, from there, I ran to all the other doors to get everybody else out because it was spreading," Butler said. "He started the fire in Number 5. We live in Number 4, so everything was damaged."
Louis Duncan, 34, was booked into jail hours after the fire and charged with first-degree arson.
Butler is in temporary housing now and working with local agencies to get into permanent housing, hopefully by the beginning of December.
Newell-Ching said Butler has always been there for their community. "We asked ourselves, what can we do? So somebody suggested we start the GoFundMe page."
"This was our time to be supportive of him."
The outpouring for the man kids at MLK Elementary call "Mr. Kenny" has been heartwarming.
"You know, Kenny and Kenny's mom, they deserve a fresh start," Newell-Ching said.
He added it was not surprising Butler was the first one to run and save people.
"It's both amazing and completely unsurprising that he would go and do that and put himself at some risk to make sure the families and kids at the apartments got out," Newell-Ching said.
"Well," Butler said, "I'm doing fine. I mean just a little shaken up and just a little confused on how somebody (an arsonist) can do that to another human being."
Butler is keeping a positive attitude.
"It's nice to know that I have people there for me," he said. "I mean, you're loved, and I think this is one of the things that help you get through stuff like this."


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Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Over Dressing
I caught her carrying a fur hat. Typical for New York's winter summer temperatures currently.
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Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Dressed Up Casually
Monday, 27 February 2012
Shop Talk
Levam and Karin.
Me to Karin: "Your jacket is Monki right?"
Karin: "Yea. How the hell did you know?"
Me: "Because I had wanted it"
We both laughed.
Try this ASOS jacket (It's gorge in real life) #workedoutintheend
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Saturday, 25 February 2012
On A Break
How good do these guys look. I'll never tire of this style.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Series: Two (& A Half)
His tightly rolled jean hem. Her vintage black fringe jacket with those lace ups. His relaxed layering of blues with brown boots. Their dog: The .5 of this series.
Monday, 20 February 2012
Neutral shades
Great fringe bag.
Sunday, 19 February 2012
New Home
Sophie and Charles. They are both from France and now live in New York. Love Sophie's vintage fur coat.
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Thursday, 16 February 2012
Series: Blondes
A gorgeous pair spotted in Barcelona Spain.
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Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Bus stop
How cool is that Wang (or get it in cobalt for a colour punch). Caught this pair waiting to catch a bus.
ps. Happy Valentines Day ;-)
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Sunday, 12 February 2012
Bring back summer
Shot these two during New York Fashion week last year. I sooooo can't wait to wear light clothes in a few weeks....
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Thursday, 9 February 2012
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Sunday, 5 February 2012
Series: Soho
Loved this couple. So relaxed in front of a camera.
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Thursday, 2 February 2012
Love the custom sneaks.
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America, Meet your Town Hall Health Care Protesters! (Part II)
"Death to Obama" Sign Holder Detained by Secret Service. [NBC Washington]
WTF?? These are the people President Obama is supposed to engage in a serious debate about healthcare reform?? GTFOH!!!
More of the f-ckery:
GOP: Pay No Attention to Our Crazy Supporters Who Want to Kill Obama. [Gawker]
Mike Lupica: President Obama is the real target of health care protesters, not policy. [NY Daily news]
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I modeled out a Poké Ball from the anime show Pokémon. It was a bit trickier they I original thought because I need a lot of polys to get the sphere and also get the half circle space around the button and still look good. Once that was done it was on to texturing creating the inside and outside of the Poké Ball. For this one I wanted it to look like the pokemon anime show so I used a toon shader to create the look.


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It's spring of year 3678 and world is totally diffrent from what it used to be in years about 2013. People from Earth made contact with planets from galaxy and now humans live on a lot of diffrent planets. Tehnology grew so great that people from other planets can connect with phones, internet and other stuff. Being on other planet in that time is almost like being in other country in this time. But there is group people who is banning music from a lot of places and planets are becoming sad places. But there is group of warriors and idols called Pretty Cure. Their task is a bit diffrent than what people used to do hundreds years ago. Their mission is to sing on planets where music is banned, to stop No Music to ban music on other planets and to return music on planets where music is forbbiden. Now auditions for new generation of Pretty Cure apprentices are open. Is this new generation going to change the worlds?
Pretty Cure apprentices
Pretty Cure apprentices are students of Pretty Cure Academy who are learning to become real Pretty Cure.
Aikawa Eri - Eri is 13 years old girl. She is always helping others and often forgets about herself. She is actually very good as Pretty Cure apprentice but doesn't really trust in herself. She is Yuuko, Natsuki, Kira and Aoi's childhood friend. Her alter ego is Cure Change.
Haruka Aoi - Aoi is 13 years old girl. She is lonely girl who lived with her father and brother, her mother died when she was young. She met Eri, Yuuko, Kira and Natsuki one summer when she was visiting their planet. In series she appear cold at beginning and didn't talk with others very much but she changed when series go on. Her alter ego is Cure Light.
Momoko Yuuko - Yuuko is 13 years old girl. She is friendly girl but gets angry very easily. She is Eri, Natsuki, Kira and Aoi's childhood friend. Her alter ego is Cure Shiny.
Kiseki Kira - Kira is 13 years old shy girl. She is youngest child in family and only girl. She is Eri, Yuuko, Natsuki and Aoi's childhood friend. Her alter ego is Cure Trust.
Sae Natsuki - Natsuki is 13 years old girl who loves playing sports. In her school before she became Pretty Cure she was very popoular with girls. She doesn't really show it normaly but she actually cares for her friends a lot. She is Eri, Yuuko, Kira and Aoi's childhood friend. Her alter ego is Cure Straight.
Ayumi Aria - Aria is smart 14 years old girl. She is big Pretty Cure fan and know everything about Pretty Cure history. She usually appear as calm, quiet girl but can be very dangerous when she get angry. Her alter ego is Cure History.
Tsukikage Lily - Lily is energetic 10 years old girl. She was actually too young for auditions but came there anyway because she thought it wasn't fair because two of original cures were 10 years old too. Her alter ego is Cure Spring.
Tsukikage Misumi - Misumi is 15 years old girl and Lily's older sister. She is very hard-working and never give up until she done things to the end. Her alter ego is Cure Sun.
Mimori Mikoto - Mikoto is itnelligent 14 years old girl and Maya's childhood friend. She is quiet and gentle girl but sometimes lose control of herself. Her alter ego is Cure Sea.
Miru Maya - Maya is 14 years old girl anf Mikoto's childhood friend. She always say what she think and often forgot that this might hurt someones feelings, but actually she is very friendly girl, you just have to know her well. Her alter ego is Cure Mind.
Current Pretty Cure
Current Pretty Cure are students of Pretty Cure Academy who already became Real Cures.
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Original Pretty Cure
Original Pretty Cure are cures from the past from Pretty Cure seasons (Futari wa Pretty Cure - Doki Doki Pretty Cure). In this seasons they are usually called Original Pretty Cure.
Teachers from Pretty Cure Academy
Tsubasa Minori - Minori is headmistress of Pretty Cure Academy. Not a lot is known about her.
Kokoro Mira - Mira used to be Pretty Cure herself, but is currently teacher on Pretty Cure Academy.
Muo Johnny - Johnny is dance teacher on Pretty Cure Academy.
Kukku Andreas - Andreas is chef of Pretty Cure Academy.
Mascots in this series have a bit diffrent task than in original Pretty Cure series. They don't find pretty cure but they live with some cures and almost like partners to them.
Mia - Mia is mascot Eri, Yuuko, Kira and Natsuki find before they went to auditions and they became great friends with her especially Eri.
Alexu - Alexu is mascot that followed Aoi when she went on Pretty Cure concert and he follow her anywhere after that.
Mary - Mary is mascot Lily find on audtions.
Peppy - Peppy is youngest from mascots of this series. Misumi found him in forest one day.
Max - Max is mascot Mikoto and Maya found when they were young.
Berry - Berry is mascot that appear later than others and became good friends with Aria.
No Music
No Music is group of people who are banning music on planets.
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Pretty Cure Academy - School for Pretty Cure.
- This season is very diffrent from other pretty cure seasons
- This is first Pretty Cure series happening in future.
- This is first time Pretty Cure's go to school for Pretty Cure.
- This is first time Pretty Cure's mission isn't only to fight but also to sing.
- This is first time main characters are Pretty Cure apprentices.
- It have much more cures than normal pretty cure season.
- This is first time pretty cures from previous seasons are mentioned in other season.
- It's first season that have more than one sequel.
- This seasons are shorter than other pretty cure seasons.
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- This season have biggest number of cures ever.
- This is second season that have music as theme, first being Suite Pretty Cure!
- This is first time main characters (Pretty Cure Apprentices) doesn't have leader, but Current Cures has it.


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LOS ANGELES - USC quarterback Matt Leinart's eligibility has been reinstated after he violated an NCAA rule by appearing in a promotional segment for ESPN, an NCAA spokesman said.
The 2004 Heisman Trophy winner was reinstated Tuesday after Southern California petitioned the NCAA.
The school declared him ineligible earlier this month after the segment aired on the cable network.
It was recorded after the Trojans' victory over UCLA in the final game of the regular season.
"Whenever we are aware that media outlets ask student-athletes to do these kinds of tags we immediately cut them off," said Tim Tessalone, USC's sports information director. "Unfortunately, this one slipped by."
NCAA spokesman Kent Barrett said Leinart's actions were "unintentional and inadvertent."
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My Dad and I set out for the drive up north to Monterey to race at the 2015 Sea Otter Classic! I came into this race with great momentum from previous results and was in the best mental and physical state of my life. On Thursday I arrived at Laguna Seca where the races were being held, and would be racing on Sunday. The first day at the race venue I got in a nice pre-ride on the CAT 1 cross-country course. The course was a mix of rolling gravel climbs, and fast slippery single-track with some super fast pavement sections throughout the race. I was ready to race in the CAT 1 15-16 class.
With a 7:30 a.m. start time my Dad and I had to leave the hotel at 5:30 a.m. and head out to the race course. The conditions were cold and misty with a ton of fog, creating an ominous feeling thanks to the geography of the beachfront forests. Before I knew it there was only 10 minutes before my race start so I rushed on over to the Subaru bridge for staging. I got an awesome starting position in the front row and middle. With my grandma, mom and dad cheering me on, off the start I got the hole-shot, and was leading the pack of riders behind me, but decide to dial it down a bit so I don't die before the dirt. Staying towards the front of the group on the pavement didn't seem to do anything for me as when we hit the first sample of dirt; all the top riders in my category engulfed me. I tried to tag along, but my legs weren't made for sprinting. I looked behind me and saw only 3 riders behind me, and had the dust fly up into my lungs. Luckily, I was able to pass a few riders on the first descent. For some strange reason the first category to go off in the morning was the CAT 1 Tandem class. So I knew it was going to be a struggle to pass in the super tight single-track. I would have never expected to have the tandem class play into my advantage. On the first downhill pavement section, I managed to hook on to the back of a tandem and they seemed to have pleasure in towing me a-long, I was in my hardest gear and spinning out! I was counting down the riders as we passed and dropped each one, they tried to hook on to the two person pedaling piece of speed but couldn't, HA! The part of the course that seemed to have no significance was a key factor to my race! I had passed about 5 riders thanks to the tandem, and once the single-track came I swung around and made the pass.
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Lord Dormand of Easington: Subsection (3) of the new clause includes the phrase,
I am opposed to the new clause. But if such a change were to be made, Parliament should recognise the reality of the situation in the country, and not limit the provision to that proposed in the new clause.
The noble Lord, Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish, quoted the Labour Party manifesto. The most important point he cited was that all sections of society should be included. That is the point I am making.
Lord Goodhart: I have a good deal of sympathy with the principles underlying the amendment. The argument for this amendment is markedly stronger than for the previous one. Unlike agricultural and rural affairs, it
Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish: My noble friend Lord Caithness has introduced an interesting amendment, and one which chimes--as it is a debate about religion that seems the correct word--with paragraphs 21 and 22 of what I think is the White Paper. It is a little confusing as to whether such documents are White Papers because although the pages are white, the covers are no longer white. I refer to the document, Modernising Parliament, Reforming the House of Lords, which was published by the Government. Paragraphs 21 and 22 address this issue. Paragraph 22 states:
I say to my noble friend Lord Caithness that the Government in their White Paper have gone some way towards sympathising with the amendment. I am sure that that is what we shall hear from the noble Baroness, Lady Jay, when she replies. I recall, when we voted on whether the Church of England should allow lady priests, turning to the right reverend Primate the Archbishop of York and asking him whether when the Division was called he would like a Presbyterian vote. He indicated that he would. As the Church of Scotland has successfully had women ministers for many years, it seemed only right that I should give him that vote. Indeed, the free churches are rightly represented here by a noble Baroness who is a minister.
It is right that the Government have acknowledged that and I look forward to hearing their comments. The Minister may be interested to hear what the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, which is currently
The Church of Scotland, in its supplementary report on church and nations, published this week, said this about your Lordships' House:
I believe that the Bishops have played a very important role. The noble Lord, Lord Jakobovits, who sits on the Cross Benches, has made some very interesting speeches on moral issues. Even if one did not agree with them, one had to agree that they were made powerfully and on a well-argued case that should be heard. My noble friend the Duke of Norfolk performs a service as a kind of unpaid Whip for the Roman Catholic Members of your Lordships' House. The noble Lord, Lord Alli, who was recently in his place, gave us an indication of the attitude of the Moslem faith to issues such as the age of consent.
All of us can agree that such contributions strengthen your Lordships' House. Therefore, it is important that my noble friend's amendment will allow the Government, in the person of the Leader of the House, to underline their commitments made in the White Paper to ensure not only that other parts of the Christian Churches in the UK are represented here, but other faiths which play a significant part in life in many areas of our country and--I say to the noble Lord, Lord Dormand--those of no faith at all. It is important that your Lordships' House in future represents a broad cross-section of the British people. That includes the religious persuasions of that broad cross-section.
Lord Annan: Perhaps the noble Baroness could help me and some of my noble friends on these Benches who follow the line taken by the noble Lord, Lord Walton of Detchant. This whole issue about appointments committees will be discussed by the Royal Commission and we are going over the ground that we shall go over after the commission has reported. This is a fine way of wasting time and I ask the noble Baroness to express her own feelings on the issue, although I do not wish her to take a lead.
Baroness Jay of Paddington: I shall reply first to the noble Lord, Lord Annan. As I cannot always get the line of sight over my right shoulder, I am not sure whether he was in the Chamber when we discussed the previous amendment. I then made it clear that the Government believe that much of the substance of the points being made is legitimately in the domain of the Royal Commission, and I emphasised that in response to the previous amendment.
However, noble Lords have raised particular issues and, as I said in reply to the noble Lord, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the noble Earl, Lord Caithness, the Government believe it is appropriate to make full replies to those points. I agree with the noble Lord, Lord Annan, that underlying some of the points is a discussion that it would be more relevant to have in the future. I am happy to agree on that and I shall make the point again in my remarks.
I hope that the noble Earl, Lord Caithness, will be encouraged to hear me say that the Government entirely sympathise with the principles lying behind the amendment. I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish, for reading out the appropriate extract from the Government's White Paper. I am only sorry that he did not appreciate or recognise the reproduction of the "racing colours" of the House of Lords on the front cover because that was designed to be attractive to your Lordships. Obviously, it has failed in that.
Turning to the role of the right reverend Prelates, their representation ex officio clearly has its roots deep in the country's history. Those roots have as much to do with economics and politics in the past as religion. But, clearly, religion and the religious aspects of their representation have become much more prominent in recent years. However, the Government sympathise with the concerns of noble Lords who have spoken to introduce the amendment that the Bishops' Bench probably no longer adequately reflects religious feeling in this country. It is perhaps surprising that no right reverend Prelate has intervened to challenge that, but there has been agreement around the Committee that we have become a multi-faith, multi-cultural society and it is important that that is represented in your Lordships' House. As several noble Lords have said, that need not be through official representation. As has been pointed out, since the legal disabilities were removed, the Roman Catholic Church has been strongly represented by lay members, although its clergy continue to be barred by their own laws from taking an active part in this type of political activity. Similarly, as has been
However, it is difficult to think how one might achieve the understandable desire to have more official representation, at least in the present circumstances. Many denominations rotate their senior officers, sometimes even annually. Others have no central organisation to speak for them, so it might be difficult to identify who was truly representative. Some, by their very tradition and history, find it very hard to accept the kind of formal leadership of that nature that would necessarily be involved in selecting someone to represent them in this House.
As the noble Lord, Lord Mackay of Ardbrecknish, was kind enough to remind us, the Government's White Paper asked the Royal Commission to look at this matter and try to find an appropriate way forward, particularly on this difficult issue of appointing sensible and appropriate representatives. Perhaps I may take it one step further, in the light of the Royal Commission's present deliberations, and refer to the Labour Party's submission to it, not the Government's. The Labour Party's submission, which was published early this week, states:
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Officials fear that more than 10,000 are dead in typhoon onslaught in Philippines, with Vietnam and China next. Millions of people are being slammed by Typhoon Haiyan.
Typhoon Haiyan blasted the Philippines much harder than Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. Making landfall with sustained winds of 195 miles per hour, it's stronger than Katrina at landfall in 2005.
It's sustained winds of 315 kph (195 mph) and gusts as strong as 380 kph (235 mph), Haiyan is blasting it way across the Western Pacific into the Philippines. Its wind strength makes it equivalent to an exceptionally strong Category 5 hurricane.
Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines with winds of 195mph, with experts saying "catastrophic damage" will result from what is predicted to be the strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in recorded history.
Thousands of people have been evacuated and thousands more have fled their homes as the category five storm sent waves as high as 5m (15ft) ashore on the islands of Leyte and Samar in the central Philippines. The storm is overturning power-lines and flooding streets.
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Confrontation ensued after pursuit of stolen vehicle that almost hit a group of children
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Chico man who had been released from the Butte County Jail due to overcrowding was shot and killed Friday by a Sacramento police officer after he shot a police dog.
Sacramento police identified the man as Lucus Webb, 33, according to the Sacramento Bee.
Webb was facing nine years in prison for the charge of carrying a dirk or dagger along with prior prison sentences and a strike, Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey said today. The Butte County Jail released him twice because of overcrowding and Webb failed to appear in court twice. A search warrant was out for Webb's arrest when he was killed.
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Each large bedroom has a queen sized bed. The master suite has its own private full bathroom as well as a walk in closet. In the living room you will find a pull out sofa bed which can sleep two more adults as well as a 40 inch flat screen TV with digital cable. In the dining room you will find a large dining table which seats 6 as well as a breakfast bar with 3 bar stools.
The kitchen is also equipped with a gas top range, oven, refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee maker and toaster. There is dining and silverware for up to 10 guests provided.
Two towels per bed are provided as well as 1 set of backup linens. The apartment is also equipped with high speed WIFI service.
In addition to the major attractions above, this uncommonly large unit is just blocks from:
Rockefeller Center, The Roseland Ballroom, Madame Tussaud's wax museum, Bryant Park, Columbus Square, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, Lincoln Center, The Metropolitan Opera , Bloomingdales, FAO Schwartz, The Apple Store, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Late Show with David Letterman, The Roseland Ballroom, Radio City Music Hall, Museum of Modern Art, Bergdorf Goodman, Louis Vuitton and more.
Additionally you will find countless restaurants, bars and lounges just steps from your front door.
Sleeping for 8, dining for 8, two full bathrooms and perfectly located, this beautiful home has everything you could possibly want for a stay in New York City.
HusreglerThis residence is not a hotel. The owner does not supply daily housekeeping services and other amenities commonly expected during a hotel stay. The residence does not comply with the same fire safety and building code requirements as a hotel. Contact the owner for any customer services or maintenance issues – there is not a front desk or Membership staff at any of the Residences. The super and doorman, if any, do not provided services for this residence you must contact the owner.
Please, note there will be an extra charge for the check ins after 6.00 pm - $40, and after 10.00 pm - $80
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Nous avons passé une semaine à 6 adultes seniors dans cet appartement.
POINTS + : emplacement exceptionnel près de Times square, beaucoup de magasins et petits restaurants dans la 9eme avenue juste à côté, matelas confortables, débit d'eau douche excellent et chauffage conséquent (même trop!).
POINTS - :communication téléphonique à revoir en cas de problème de maintenance,3éme chambre prise sur le salon par une cloison ridicule ne montant pas jusqu'au plafond!! , vaisselle juste pour 6, insuffisance de plats et poële pour la cuisine, insuffisance du ramassage d'ordures au sous sol, taches de sang détectés sur un lit??
Appartement à recommander mais un peu de nettoyage et de matériel en plus!
Great apartment accomodated 8 of us comfortably. Fantastic location! Would definitely book this again ❤
The apartment was everything we needed, It was situated only a block from Times Square, surrounded by theatres , restaurants and bars and yet was quiet enough due its proximity to 9th ave to give us a local feel away from the hustle and bustle. The apartment was large enough for 7 adults and a baby to live in relative comfort, the two bathrooms came in very handy and the kitchen is more than serviceable. The only negative I can think of is that during our initial contacts we advised that we required a babys crib and high chair during our stay and were told that they were both available, on our arrival we were told that neither were organised for our stay and that we could get a crib if we payed an additional $50 which we did. Apart from this our stay was fine, there is ample lined and as we stayed for 2 weeks the close proximity to the laundramat around the corner meant it was easy to clean this line fairly regularly. All in all a great place to stay as a base for everywhere you want to go in Manhatten
Très bel appartement,très bien situé à 2 pas de times square.Belle décoration et pièces assez grandes.Nous étions 6 adultes et 2 enfants et nous n'avons pas manqué de places les 2 salles de bain sont très pratique.Seul problème il n'y a pas assez de couverts et d'ustensiles de cuisine. Si nous revenons à New York nous reviendrons dans cet appartement sans hésiter.
Apartamento bien céntrico y en buen estado, la única pega es que no funcionaba el microondas. Muchas facilidades para dejar el equipaje en las oficinas el último día.
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Muy bien situado. Más pequeño de lo que las fotos muestran. Nosotros eramos 7 y hemos estado bien, pero probablemente 8 estén incómodos.
Tiene todo lo necesario para pasar unos días
We just got back from staying 5 nights at this property. The location is amazing. You're in the heart of Greenwich Village. Only steps away from literally everything. It's a busy nightlife area and we were a bit concerned about noise however; once you shut your windows you can't hear anything. Plus, your in NYC...you can't expect to have complete quiet. We enjoyed and appreciated being only steps away from local bars/venues...especially when rolling in so late.
The condo is a fair size and can accommodate up to 6 people (this including a pull out couch). Everything you need is available in the unit. We enjoyed having the extra space that you just don't get in a standard hotel room. The bathroom is tiny however; functional. I don't believe this is the exact condo in the picture they use to advertise this unit because ours was a bit more dated than the picture shown. I have to say it was clean and the beds were comfy. All in all, I would definitely stay here again.
The managers assistant came and met us once we arrived to the unit with keys and gave us a run down on everything we needed to know. There was no extra cost for this. They even offered to store our luggage on our departure day at no cost since our flight was leaving much later than our check out time. We found other arrangements for our luggage however; it was still a nice offer.
mycket bra läge i Greenwich. 2 bra sovrum. Bäddsoffa i vardagsrummet (liten) är inte optimal för långa vistelser. Rengöring (150 dollar) rapporteras inte, men begärt. Genom Wimdu arrangerade att de inte betalas av oss.
zeer goed locatie in Greenwich. 2 goede slaapkamers. Bedbank in woonkamer(tje) niet optimaal voor langdurig verblijf. Schoonmaakkosten (150 dollars) worden niet vermeld maar wel gevraagd. Via Wimdu geregeld dat deze niet betaald werden door ons.
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