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Animal & Veterinary
WHO Activities to Build Laboratory Surveillance Around the World by Danilo Lo Fo Wong, M.Sc., Ph.D.
DR. WONG: Thank you, Madam Chair. And now I'll move on to something I'm much more familiar with and comfortable to talk about. But before I go there, I would like to thank the organizers for giving me the opportunity to bore you with something that I usually like to talk about, and usually it's a challenge for me to keep that within 10 or 15 minutes, but I'll do my best.
So, I was asked to talk to you about the Global Foodborne Infections Network. And I realize that for those of you who are involved, actually quite a few -- all of you have been involved at one point in time and have still are involved, which is great. But some of you may not know this network. It's not new. I used to be called WHO Global Sound Surf, and for those of you who don't know that, WHO Capacity Building Network that tries to help countries detect, control and prevent foodborne and other enteric infections from the farm to the table.
So, GFN is a network of professionals like yourself and myself that come from various disciplines, background, all these disciplines that are inherently involved when you work with food safety and zoonoses. So there are veterinarians, food specialists, and public health, epidemiolgists and microbiologists, that are helping us to build the capacity in countries to do this kind of surveillance.
Now, our mission is exactly to do that, to build this capacity because we do know there is a great need for it. And one of the things that we really target is intersectoral and multi-disciplinary collaboration. That's something that has been said many, many times, and many places, we have been doing this since 2000 with I think with good success. Because as you know if you work in this area you go from the farm to the table, you cross several jurisdictions and you have -- you need various disciplines to come together to not only to collect the data but to turn that into information and share it to the people that can actually do something about it.
And finally working in the area of food safety foodbore pathogens. We are trying to promote laboratory-based surveillance. Trying to go away from syndromic surveillance into being able to identify the pathogen and on occasion on top of that able to identify whether or not it's susceptible for certain antimicrobials.
So, the governance of the WHO is WHO program, even though we do encourage a lot of collaboration also with international organizations. It has a Steering Committee which I will introduce you to in a minute. Under that there are several subcommittees. We have designated regional centers of excellence which are excellent institutions that help us not only train but also do reference testing of the services in the region and under that we have training sites, also.
But as I showed you earlier, we have the same kind of structure in terms of governance which is not a coincidence, because both the work our, AGISAR and in GFN are very closely related. So we have lots of organizations and networks, institutes, universities and individuals with certain skills that are putting in their own time and taking the fights with their bosses to come to these training courses and provide a lot of support in kind, which is what we are very, very grateful for.
This is the Steering Committee today. I will not go through it in great detail but you will recognize some of these logos. Some of them have organized this meeting.
The other thing that I would like to point out, if you look at the Steering Committee, we actually have organizations that represent both veterinary, food and public health. Which is I think already at that level we are signaling that we need to work together and we can work together.
Then the subcommittees, some of them come and go as there is a need for it, but the most long-standing subcommittees are the lab-subcommittee that is working on protocols and lab curriculum development and the Epi-subcommittee that is helping us do case studies, adapt the case studies that are existing or developing new ones and also work on the Epi-curriculum for our training.
So, we started in 2000 as a pure bench top training program. This was based on a perceived need from a survey that was done, a global survey that found out that yes, a lot of countries can do Salmonella serotyping but a lot of those that cannot, are developing countries, so there was a need to work on Salmonella. This is what we started on.
A year later, we already introduced Campylobacter, and in 2002 we came to the realization that we not only need to teach people how to generate data but we also need to teach them that that data needs to be shared, and quite often they would not know the people who to share it with. So we brought them to the training course and from that moment on we started doing joint training courses with microbiologists and epidemiologists to get to know each other and to build informal networks in times of peace so they would be able to find each other when enteric outbreaks and such.
In 2003 we introduced E. coli into our curriculum, V. cholera and Brucella were introduced first time in 2004. In 2005 we were five years old. And we did our -- we finished the first five year program and we devised another strategic program along the same lines. So we kept continuing doing the training and other activities.
2006, Shigella and our first S. typhi demonstration. We would not play around with the life of S. typhi in the labs. 2007, in terms of the program nothing much happened other than the fact that I had the distinct privilege to take over as the Coordinator for the network. 2008 we introduced MRSA.
And the last year we finally managed to shift name. We had been talking about this for five years and we told between -- we have some name recognition but the name that we had doesn't really reflect what we're doing. So finally we found some letters and put them together and we all could agree on. So hence the birth of the Global Foodborne Infections Network.
You also can see that we went from a single pathogen program that was very much focused on Salmonella in all our program elements to an issue that -- a platform that can basically address lots of different issues, depending on the regional needs.
This year we just celebrated our 10th birthday at the Conference a few days back and we will go and devise our third five year strategic plan and of course I cannot say what's going to happen because we need a lot of input from a lot of people. But what I personally hope for is that we'll be not only building capacity but we'll be a network that starts using the capacity that we've been building and challenging other people that we've been training to contribute to the global picture and thereby building more capacity.
So, our main activity by far shows where our biggest part of our budget goes to is the international or national training activities. Then we have an external quality assurance program, once a year that tests labs and their ability to serotype Salmonella or Campylobacter or Shigella, but also antimicrobial susceptibility testing.
We have a country data bank, where we collect Salmonella serotype data which unfortunately has been misperceived as being a surveillance system, it is not. It is annual data. But for us it was another way of training, another way of getting information from countries that previously were not getting data. So on the one hand it was an idea, to get an idea of the impact of our training and also to show that it's not necessarily scary to share data.
We perform reference services, both technical and practical. Then we have focused regional and national projects that are usually coming out of the training because during these training sessions we have a lot of interactions between the participants and the trainers and every now and then we stumble upon something which is really interesting. So we get together, we do a low or no budget project that usually ends up being published. Which is really good. And then various forms of communication.
So, this is where we are today. I realize it's a bit small, but on your left corner there is the world as we know it. We have 17 active training sites around the world. And with the exception of China and Moscow, Russia and Brazil, all international training courses. But those three sites are national training courses due to the sheer size of the country, of course.
A couple of sites that we're working on like in India and Mozambique and South Africa to set those up for training.
And currently we have a little over 1,600 individual members that represent 700 institutions, from 179 Member States and territories. So we've come a long way.
So, our training courses traditionally we have microbiology components, where we started off with Salmonella but now basically do a whole range of pathogens based upon the needs of the training site in that region. Those generic laboratory stuff on quality assurance, quality management, biosafety, but also antimicrobial susceptibility testing, which has been a component since the very start of our program.
On the epidemiologic side we do quite some classic epidemiology outbreak investigations, evaluation surveillance systems, study design, but also some of the more newer harder trends, such as source attribution and burden of disease.
One thing I didn't tell you is that a training course only lasts for a week, so we have them for a week, so that means we're not creating microbiologists and we're not creating epidemiolgists because you cannot do it in a week. So we taking people that are in a position that are doing their job, but we're sensitizing them to our area and the special features of our area, which means that they need to work together.
And that's also my favorite part of our training, when we bring them together and we put them through some exercises and group work that is inherently multi-disciplinary such as integrated surveillance, risk assessment, country plans of action. So we stimulate them to think integration, to think on how to good integrate, where are they now, where do they want to go, and how do they get there. And those are usually very good exercises, also for people who don't usually know each other.
Advocacy and communication, very important because in many countries unfortunately food safety and zoonoses are not very high on the agenda. But I see a changing trend in that which is very lucky. And also being part of WHO there is a lot of information networks that we want them to contribute to. So we want them to be able -- want them to see their roles and influence their role in IHR, so you're not just isolating a pathogen for a year report, but actually sending some information that in some cases may be of international concerns. So you need to know that this information needs to be shared nationally, sometimes internationally.
As I said we started in 2000 and we went once around the world, twice around the world, three times around the world. And recently we have our 70th training course in Argentina. Which I personally think is quite impressive if you realize how we are funded. It's very ad hoc. People put in their own time and money. There are some regional foundations that put in money for a training course here and there. But through a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of dedication, we get this done.
So, in terms of laboratory manuals there has been a lot developed for our training. But then also made available not only through CDs after training, but also on the web so people can download them and use them as they see fit. And right now we're in a large exercise of getting all our protocols updated and then we'll do the next effort in trying to translate them into as many languages as possible.
In terms of external quality assurance system, I guess the main aim for those labs that sign up is to evaluate their own performance, how are they doing in terms of serotyping and susceptibility testing. And by improving their performance they improve the quality of their surveillance data.
Now, what's in it for us is that we get a good overview of the performance globally in these lab techniques and also evaluate the effectiveness of the training courses. And finally to identify what other barriers for not doing this or not doing this properly. And hopefully we can address those.
So, as of today, we have little over 1,100 data sets in our country data bank from 80 countries representing 1.5 million human isolates and as well as 400,000 non-human isolates.
And so I should tell you a little bit more about the data bank. What we tried to get is countries top 15 serotypes in human and non-human sources. So, that's maybe of limited use but it's also of limited threats.
So, countries are actually willing to provide this data to us, we can still see that there are some serotypes that are region specific and we can still see the trends from one region to the other. So, it does provide us with some information but again I think the biggest worth of the database is that it's something that people are willing to put data in and they can see some results.
It also holds the addresses of all our members. There is a little over 1,600 addresses in there, if you want to contact people in countries. And that's a direct link to it.
So, what we've been doing so far if we get this data, at conferences like this we always give an update. In this case we divided the world I think into 13 Epi-regions. And for those regions we have a top five human serotype, top five non-human serotypes, and just -- well, descriptively see if there's any link.
But if you go to the raw data which is publically available on the web, you can get different kinds of reports, but they'll show you table after table after table. Just not very intuitive and it doesn't really give you a good overview.
So, quite recently with our collaborating center in Denmark we started -- but we're doing a new interface for the country data bank and showing the data in different ways. You can see trends over time, for the various sources, for countries and serotypes. It's still in development but I think it's a lot more attractive then it has been before. And again it's a database that we can build upon and get more data in which is the idea to get as antimicrobial resistance profiles, data from other pathogens and this is also a learning process for us on how to show this data and give people a pretty good idea of what's going on.
And the other thing we're doing is we're combining with in this case production and consumption data as freely available for the FAO. And also if you can -- if you can see any linkages there.
So, in terms of projects, we have several projects that come out of the training as I said before. The first one we ever did was S. Weltevreden, which is a very region serotype which we don't usually see other places in the world other than related to an outbreak for example shrimps, of Southeast Asia. So that was one thing that participants kept mentioning during the training course, that was one of their top three, four, five serotypes and we were intrigued by that. We did a project and got that published.
And since then we have done many different pathogen specific projects, burden of illness projects, which basically tries to estimate the under reporting of pathogens. We've done enhanced surveillance studies such as the one that Professor Danilo just presented to you earlier. And so far we've done a little over 30 projects and more than 25 of those actually ended up in the peer-reviewed for teacher.
So, to me this is another way of building capacity because some of these co-authors are main authors would never published international literature if they had not got engaged in these projects. So that's another way of getting involved and getting data from regions that we usually don't get information from.
Reference services, there is a service that we provide for free that countries can send isolates that they're struggling with and we'll do the verification for them for free. We will not pay shipment. And that's of course the main barrier not to overload our system but it also, it's shown to be a good screening tool, so the samples that we do get and we do get lots of samples, they are the samples that they really want to have investigated.
Most of it is replying to technical questions because of course during the training course you get a lot of personal interaction with participants, the participants always have a favorite trainer that they can e-mail with questions and questions and questions and of course we answer those as much as we can, as good as we can.
On top of that there is a good increasing trend of participants in developing countries of finding or locating funding to either come to our labs at FDA or in Denmark or other places, to do individual lab courses, hands on training, which is of course a very intensive way of building capacity. And suddenly we find money to go and do site visits and do training in their lab addressing the needs that they have in the lab. But hopefully they'll have more funds to do that because I think it's of course useful to bring somebody to a super-lab and show them how it needs to be done, but it might be more useful to go to a lab and see what the restrictions are that they're working with and trying to address those on the spot.
And of course participation in the regional projects that I mentioned earlier. And of course so far we have done little over 20 laboratory manuals that are all freely available on the web.
I guess the main challenge that we have such as --- and sustainable funding, we have to admit we're doing pretty good without it. But it could be better.
The other thing that we're facing is the national priorities, which is nothing new. It's something that we have a direct effect on but it's something that we can try to address. The food safety is usually not on the top of people's lists. And arguably so there are other diseases that have both the higher profile, but not necessarily higher impact.
The other thing that we sometimes struggle with and sometimes it's cultural, sometimes it's practical, is to get the right participants. Because we go to great lengths to get them there, it's quite an investment to get people to training courses. We don't always get the right participants. We want people that are able to bring their expertise to the table, try to make it fit, and also do something with the information that we provide them.
The other thing of course is followup, even though we're going, a number of people are still, a few people that have to do a followup, but a lot of participants that have made big plans but they need to be asked how it's going, what are the barriers, how can we help you.
And or course these are the number of barriers, between public and private. In the various sectors and the various disciplines, which is basically the core of what we try to tackle.
So, what we're promoting is for example, agriculture and health, industry and consumers to work together but somehow find a forum where they're all glued together in a coordinating body or steering committee so they can start forming an integrated surveillance system.
And finally, like any other program we have to document our impact. And we know we make an impact and we have -- anecdotal evidence for it but it's really difficult to really show and take credit for some of the changes that we've seen in countries after we have been training.
To the perspective, of course we want to assure sustainability. There are a lot of activities going on within WHO. There is a lot of expertise data that we could tap into and we're trying to especially in relation to the international health regulations group, but also others that are doing outbreak response out there in the world.
But also since we're preaching from the table, I think we should reflect that on the organizational level as well, so we are increasingly engaging with FAO and OIE in our training activities, but also other regional institutions such as --- and CDC.
Of course for our own program we want to increase the data that goes into the country data bank in terms of maybe other pathogens and antimicrobial resistance profiles. Also to strengthen the non-human side of things. It's been difficult to get data from the non-human side. And increase our geographical coverage.
And also we want to make sure that while we do what we do we increase our impact. One end by getting more political support. By making sure that what we do is involved for the region and that not a one size fits all program. By increasing the number of targeted studies because we've seen that that's a very good way of not only engaging participants from developing countries, but also getting results and motivating them and others in their neighborhood. And getting the right participants, that they are, they are able to take on material and to really set up their own national or regional training course.
And finally I strongly believe that if you're part of a network you should get something out of it. Of course we have our training manuals, an other idea we're playing with is to make this material more centrally available. Maybe password protected so that people can contact us when they have the intention of doing training course which also allows us to followup and say, well, you've requested this material, how did it go and can we help you.
Putting out new information through articles, newsletters, website, and finally also a new country data bank interface should help us.
So, the immediate way forward is for course we would like to make a lasting impact on the world, so as many other people. For that we need to seriously plan because we're not the only offer in town and I do think there is a lot to be gained from working together and a lot to be gained from thinking outside the box.
It is also important in that sense that we're putting it to a big picture, maybe include other disciplines or other areas that are directly or indirectly related to our work.
And finally just be smart about it. So knowing where we are, knowing where we want to go and how to get there.
And some of those discussions will take a month from now at our Strategic Planning Meeting which will be preceded by a Stakeholder Meeting where we hope we get a lot of input from different agencies, foundations and organizations on what they feel are the training needs for the next five years and see how we can fit in there.
So, with that, thank you for your attention.
DR. CARATTOLI: Thank you so much for this overview of your work. There is no time I guess for more than one question. Do you want to break now? Okay.
So, the last talk after the break project is proposing okay. See you in 15 minutes. Okay. Good.
(Whereupon, a short break was taken.)
DR. CARATTOLI: Okay. We can start now. Thank you. So, the last presentation for today is our speaker is Peter Silley.
And Peter was responsible for Science Communication of the National of Excellence of MED-VET-NET. And I am fortunate to say that it was just concluded this year and since we were all financed by MED-VET-NET, and so it's his program was excellent and just finished.
And now he talks about the surveillance in Europe, challenges and pitfalls. Thank you.


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Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur
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White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane
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748 High Road
Club / stadium contact for disabled supporters
Shirley Osborn
Telephone no.
0208 365 5161
E-mail address
Website address
Disabled Supporters Association
Contact Name
Laurence Cornwall
Telephone no.
07972 595526
E-mail address
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For UK minimum access standards for new and existing stadia and for good practice guidance please click here.
Getting There & Parking
The club provides limited complimentary car parking at the stadium in there West Stand and Paxton Road club car parks. These spaces are available to all blue badge holders on a first come, first served basis and cannot be reserved at anytime.
PLEASE NOTE: Blue Badge Holders are also permitted to park, to a maximum of three hours, within the marked residents or disabled bays only within the White Hart Lane matchday controlled parking zone.
National Rail have published links to the nearest stations to sporting venues including Tottenham Hotspur see here for more information.
Level Playing Field have not verified the information given and we suggest that you contact the station direct if you have any access requirements.
Getting a Ticket
For further information on purchasing a ticket please visit the Tottenham Hotspur website.
Disabled supporters wishing to purchase tickets should contact the Disability Liaison Officer Shirley Osborn on 0208 365 5161, or email email@example.com
PLEASE NOTE: there is currently a waiting list for all of the accessible areas at White Hart Lane. Supporters who wish to join the waiting list should call the Disability Liaison Officer on 0208 365 5161.
FOR AWAY GAMES - To apply for disability match tickets please email email@example.com requesting an away application form to be sent to you, this form would need to be completed and returned for each away game you would like to apply for.
Spectator Viewing areas
Home supporters have 51 spaces for wheelchair users available to them. An additional 5 spaces for wheelchair users can be found in the home section for away supporters. The majority of places are at pitchside although there is a mid-tier elevated platform (home area) on the East side of the North Stand. The away area in the South Stand is also at pitchside . All pitchside positions offer partial cover with the PA's sat behind. Places for ambulant disabled supporters 32 for home supporters, 4 for away supporters are situated at pitchside within the wheelchair areas. PA's sit alongside.
NB: Under existing minimum standards for accessible stadia, the club should have 198 wheelchair spaces (168 home and up to 29 away). 75% of these should be elevated positions and the remaining 25% pitchside.
LPF's view is that many disabled supporters should be able to access general seating areas and only those with specific needs eg those who require extra legroom, or access via aisle seats or who need step free access etc should be allocated seats in the dedicated areas.
Based on the above, the club therefore only meets 28% of the guidance and has a shortfall of 142 wheelchair spaces. They new stadium should provide better facilities but until this is built, the club should be working on a plan to rectify the current deficit under the auspices of a full independent Access Audit.
Accessible amenities
There are 4 accessible toilets in the home end and 2 in the away end which are operated using a Radar Key. Our North, South and West accessible areas have refreshment kiosks with low-level counters. In addition to the Megastore and the official Club Shops at Northumberland Park, Enfield and Harlow, there are several mobile units located around the ground on a match day, which are fully accessible to wheelchair users.
Accessible services & information
Match commentary is provided by Tottenham Hotspur at all home games via specialist headsets (subject to availability). Headsets need to be booked in advance 7 days prior to the game through our Disability Liaison Officer Shirley Osborn on 0208 365 5161 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Blind and partially sighted fans can sit anywhere in the stadium. 20 receivers are available and commentary is provided by Club RNIB Commentators with Personal Assistants sat alongside.
Tottenham Hotspur do everything possible to assist and accommodate those supporters with assistance dogs. Due to design of the stadium they are only able to accommodate supporters with assistance dogs in the lower tiered disabled enclosures. Any supporter wishing to bring an assistance dog to a fixture must contact our Disability Liaison Officer, Shirley Osborn on 0208 365 5161, to ensure the appropriate match tickets are allocated and adequate provisions are available on the match day (subject to availability).
The club have two match day stewards who can use sign language. The club have a text phone service - the number is 08444 777 462.
Updated July 2014.
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Colin Draper
Match: Hull City visting Supporter
Published: 8/7/2013
Parking at Tottenham is not the best but the disabled steward is one of the nicest helpful people I have seen at a football ground.
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Brian McCarthy
Match: Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton 06/04/13
Published: 9/4/2013
Attended with Michael who is ambulent registered blind Everton supporter.
Easy access to the ground, met at the entrance and shown to our seat. Toilets and refreshment bar within segregated area which is a big bonus.
Car parking is a first come basis. 8 spaces in Plaxton road and 4 or 5 spaces in front of the West Stand. You need to get there early plus not allocating some to away supporters who may have travelled a fair way seems a bit harsh.
Laison Officer said she has taken it up with the club without success. The club decided not to change the policy. Having said that get there before the road closes, there did appear to be spaces not taken up.
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Thomas White
Match: Liverpool away 24/01/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
Getting in to the ground was made easy by the police helping to clear the way so us in wheelchairs could do so without trouble, and the stewards were very helpful, and just before half time they came to al disabled and carers and offered hot drinks free of charge which was very welcomed on a very cold night, i think other clubs could follow suit, it went a long way in making my trip to liverpool fc very good indeed
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Carole Billouin
Match: Tottenham Hotspur vs Blackburn Rovers 15/11/2010
Published: 26/10/2012
We were made to wait at the main gate although our disabled supporters' bus had gone in, together with its occupants, whom we were told had all had to get out (not so).
On our last visit we were let straight in. About ten stewards at the gate, who brought inefficiency to a new level and showed how not to run a car park! Eventually we were let in and found our seats without difficulty, having been before.
Someone had seen fit to sell tickets to Spurs supporters in between us and other Rovers disabled supporters which was a shame for us and them, as they didn't want to talk to us but in any case we enjoyed the match. At the end of the match we were sent out through an unlit tunnel with a dodgy floor.
No problems outside the ground although if you want a programme be warned and have £3.50 ready, 50p more expensive than most grounds!

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finally somebody is doing AJ in the ponyfall
lets see some moar awesomeness
This story.
I like it so far.
Good to see Applejack has a story now.
Oh good, this has started. Can't wait to see more, keep up the good work!!
Maybe I'll be with Luna in Ponyfall story called Black and White.
Young 11-year old boy name Ned Colorless he wears black and white outfit with glasses and hat.
He was born in the wild since his unknown family died and but at 5 he was adopt from a woman who is very nice and sweet to him but she later died when his age 8 because of her ex-boyfriend killed her and he soon hated bad people,he hates bad words and knew the world is corrupt since he lives in New York City.
He befriend Luna and she still has her powers unlike the other story.
He hated Discord,his main enemy and gains his power from him during the incident when he was a top of Empire state building
And he's about find the Mane 6 and Celestia in order for them escape this corrupted world.
He change his name to N Colorless since he got hit by the shockwave.
>>16190551619055 So wait, are you wanting to write for the Luna portion, or are you wanting to write something roughly based on your interest in the collab?
>>16155731615573 If you've read Draequines, the language may resemble his quite a bit, so hopefully that doesn't steer you away. Thanks though, I just gotta wait till Slorg edits Chapter 1 and I'll have that up ASAP.
>>16155271615527 She did before, but they/we had to get a new writer (me) for her bit. I liked where he was going with it, he just didn't go through with it for some reason.
>>16148341614834 Gnat, you seem to like everything I write lol
>>16146881614688 If you like motorcycles, rednecks and adult humor, I'm sure you'll like what I come up with.
>>16191881619188 Aw hell no, son. Draequine's story is the funniest one in my opinion. It's had me in tears of laughter several times. If you're trying to mimic that, good things be a comin'. I eagerly await progress!
>>16192541619254 Not really mimic, more or less on par with course language and whatnot.
After writing my first story of Pokemon vol. 1
>>16193241619324 Still not sure which one you were gonna try and do though, cause if you wanna write for PonyFall, you need to be approved.
Not yet my friend still paranoid from 'the incident' and don't mention that
Right now I need to focus before my TF2 game downloads
>>16193571619357 Ah I see. What is this 'incident' you speak of?
Can't tell you it traumatizing and don't talk about or else I'm gonna panic attack.
Right now I need a humanized Luna image only look like anime like picture and don't comment unless you have the image of her cause I got to avoid being perverted and I disgust myself
>>16193791619379 Posting PonyFall stories without being approved by me results in an automatic denial by the FiMFiction admins. Repeat offenders get banned.
Those aren't my rules, those are the guidelines given to us by the FiMFiction staff. That said, we're full on writers.
Similar stories are fine (at the admins' discretion).
Maybe Luna was written yet so she could be someone else
I was think I decide to join in the story so....
>>16197381619738 Luna's being taken care of. Thanks for the interest though. If you're patient, we will be needing writers for the background ponies in approximately 4 - 6 months' time, depending on how quickly we wrap the story up.
Well, it's better than my writing.
A fine start, good sir. It's looking like you'll be making Ponyfall mighty proud with this here fic, and it's only the prologue.
I had a go at the talking apples too, but they more vengeful. I like what you've done instead though.
>>16198711619871 One thing I made sure to do was go over the other prologues to get my facts straight, that way there isn't any plotholes y'know? But thanks a lot man, I mean it. As we speak, Slorg an Shanenator are helping me figure out what to do and how to fix my writing, nothing on the prologue though, it seems good, more along the lines of chapter 1.
>>16198801619880 good to hear. Mayhaps I shall get a part next time... hopefully with Berry Punch. I can PM you what I did for my first chapter of my AJ Ponyfall if that'll help in some way? Then again, I think you've already written that part of yours too, and it was obviously better. Now I just feel silly. Looking forward to it!
Well, I could still take a gander at yours and try to offer any advice I may have.
What am I suppose to do writing of Ponyfall oh well maybe I can choose writing Crossoverflow it's a story where all main characters from Games,TV series and Movies join to defeat an army of Changelings,Team Rocket,Team Galactic,Team Plasma and Gray Mann's robot
My Little Pony
Team Fortress 2
Call of Duty
Danny Phantom
Dan Vs.
Phoenix Wright
Red vs. Blue
Ben 10
And more...
>>16198941619894 Like the Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny... with ponies?
My main character is Nate from Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 my story takes place from Pokemon adventures which it's not done yet base on Humans Assemble.
He looks like this
He plans to visit back to Ponyville and soon heard that Queen Chrysalis escaped from her dungeon since 1 year ago from staying Ponyville with the other Trainers also Team Galactic plans to take over the other dimension and cooperate with the evil syndicates while Gray Mann uses the Teleporter from the Engineer and attempt to take over Equestria and now Nate needs some help from the world unlike Pokemon and Equestria and send out the main characters throughout the storyline.
>>16199541619954 Seconded.
Wasn't the first chapter out earlier this morning?
>>16201291620129 On accident yeah.
Oh, I woke up and saw that in the notifications. I fell asleep before I could read it.
>>16206421620642 Sorry mate lol, I needed to make sure it went through the editing process first.
Ha ha I am tracking before I even read it, I will read after the next chapter comes out.
>>16207921620792 Okalie dokalie lol I take it you like the collaboration?
>>16208191620819 Considering PoE and HiE are the best types of stories ever written, yes ;) I was overjoyed when I found out about this collab... I love them all!
Nice to see this started :) Tracking!
(Li'l thing... Pinkie was found before Rarity. She was the one that managed to get the licorice and ice cream off of Rarity)
>>16209861620986 Yeah, I think I was basing mine off of what Silverness had... Or Drae, not quite sure :/
>>16208311620831 Cool :P well I hope I don't disappoint you.
Well... when I wrote it that Pinkie was found before Rarity nobody opposed, but... whatever
>>16211121621112 Yeah, nobody said anything about mine either. o.O
>>16211181621118Good, good, let the insanity consume you.
the color of it's bark,
it's=it is
its=shows possession
almost as if they weren't real tree's anymore.
's is never used for pluralization in English. Only to show possession in nouns, and as a shortening of 'is'.
She had to find her friends and Apple Bloom,
Applebloom is one word. Apparently, Apple Bloom is the correct spelling.
for when Discords magic made contact with Luna's muzzle,
Possession in nouns is always with 's, so with the apostrophe.
Otherwise, well done.
While the apostrophes you pointed out are correct (thank you), Apple Bloom is not one word. The accepted spellings for the characters come from the MLP Wiki, and Michelle Creber herself (Apple Bloom's voice actress) uses this spelling.
>>16211481621148 Ugh. When I start missing simple mistakes like the ones Esmelthian pointed out, you know I'm getting burned out on editing. Lol. Sorry about that.
Really? Huh. *looks it up because he is skeptical* Huh, you're right.
>>16215871621587 Slorgie, I command you take a break from all this. Get some rest, drink some tea, have sexy times, whatever.
Hold on! Isn't there already an Applejack Ponyfall story? Or was it cancelled?
>>16224771622477 Cancelled. Belgian got sick or something and was, regrettably, unable to continue.
>>16191881619188 I have prepared my body, now give me more.
>>16234831623483 Only your body? Son I am disappoint.
>>16234931623493 Sorry, you already blew my mind; I'm awaiting the next shipment.
Also, the prologue, though the same scene, is always amazingly different depending on the character, and that's awesome.
On a related note, Bloomberg isn't one of AJ's trees anymore, she gave him to Braeburn in Appleoosa.
Maybe name the tree Bloomington the third?
lol dude How you know?????
>>16235361623536 Oh yeah lol, I forgot about that XD
>>16236981623698 Call it a hunch :P


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Finding a new job in 2013 is at the top of the resolutions list for many professionals nationwide. In fact, one in five stated that they will begin looking for a new position during the first three months of the year, a recent Glassdoor study revealed. Where should prospective employees look?
A new survey by online career source CareerBliss reveals the best and worst places to score a new job in 2013. The company created the rankings list by compiling employee-submitted company reviews and adding that data to job openings and employment trends around the country.
Such a list — which ranks Los Angeles as the number one place to land a new job and Boulder, Colo., as the worst city for career hunting — is a good resource for 55 percent of the job candidates surveyed by Glassdoor who indicated that location and commute were the most important influential factors in accepting a job offer.
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CareerBliss also recently published a list of cities with the happiest (Dayton, Ohio) and unhappiest workers (Boulder, Colo.).
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i have lived in Dayton Ohio all my life,easy to find a job years ago,now cant find nothing,i have been looking for a job for the last year,got fired from a horrible job who treated employees like crap.and now i am still jobless,i have been putting in application after application,and nothing,i have been looking online everyday,cant find nothing fit for me.i would have to say Dayton Ohio is the worst place to find a job,that is if your not a doctor,rn or lawyer,or someone who is making the big bucks.


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The reason I made the sangria earlier in the day is that I wanted the wine and fruit to meet, fall in love, and get married before the party started.
But here was the kicker: about an hour after I mixed it up, I started feeling mischievous. So I grabbed a jar of maraschino cherries from the fridge and dumped the juice right in. It added such a lovely pink color to the liquid, and I knew it would make it extra yummy. Then I went ahead and dumped in the cherries. They looked gorgeous!
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Though parents routinely ask for a "concussion-proof" helmet, there is no way to prevent a brain injury during athletic practice or competition, short of not participating in the sport. No one knows exactly how long to keep a concussed player out of action. And in many cases, products claiming to offer "protection" and "faster recovery" are unproven and offer a false sense of security, experts say.
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The warrior mentality of the athlete also can interfere with diagnosis, said Glenbrook South athletic trainer Brian Robinson, who chairs the secondary school committee for the National Athletic Trainers' Association.
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Giottos MTL Pro 3-Section Aluminum Tripod
Giottos MTL Pro 3-Section Tripod MTL9371B is a tough series of photography tripods designed ... for professionals who ask a lot from their equipment. Giottos has built the MTL Pro series of tripods from ... on this tripod are angle-adjustable, with three different spread angle settings, and a bubble level ... integrated into the head helps you make sure your camera is mounted perfectly each time. Giottos MTL ... Pro Aluminum Tripods allows you to adjust your Giottos tripod without taking your eyes from ... and angle of the tripod is at your command. Giottos has included a dual thread (1/4" and 3/8") camera ... screw on the head of these camera accessories, enabling almost any digital camera or camcorder...
Giottos 3-Section Video Tripod
Video Tripod is equipped with a fully-adjustable pan head that can pan 360° and tilt both ... Angle: +87 to -80 degrees Features of Giottos 3-Way Pan Head Video Tripod: Durable tripod ... head pans full 360° Bubble level Constructed of durable aluminum Package Contents: Giottos Professional Video Tripod ... Giottos Professional Video Tripod is a durable little tripod designed specifically to handle video ... cameras and camcorders. This Giottos tripod features a 50mm center column that's mounted on a ball ... of the tripod. An integrated bubble level on this tripod ensures you always get a shot that's straight, ... a metal spike in the rubber feet of these tripods, giving them added stability outdoors. For an easy...
Giottos MTL Classic 3-Section Aluminum Tripod
Giottos MTL Classic Photo Tripod is a versatile, adaptable photographic tripod from Giottos ... that will give you a stable shooting platform every time. Adjusting the height of these Giottos tripods ... back in place. Your tripod will never come loose, either, since it's equipped with anti-twist screws ... on the legs, camera plate, and center column. Giottos MTL Flip Lock Tripod use neoprene leg grips ... to make the tripod easier to transport, and Giottos has included a retractable hanging hook so you can ... hang it on your studio wall or strap it to a backpack. A dual threaded head on the photography tri ... and powerful photography tripod, equip the Giottos MTL 3-Section Photo Tri-pod. Giottos MTL9271B: MTL92...
Giottos 2-Way Video Tripod Head
Giottos Two-Way Video Tripod Head VH6011-658D is the smooth way to get highly accurate tracking ... similar features to other Giottos ball heads, the video tripod head includes an extra-long panning ... red safety locking button, and a video pin, further specializing this tripod head for video ... Giottos tripod of choice! Specifications for Giottos Birding and Video Tripod Head: Height: 3.94" ... aluminum Features of Giottos Pan Handle Video Ball Head: Tripod ballhead configured ... off Red safety button for secure camera locking Compatible with most Giottos tripods Package Contents: Giottos Two-Way Video Tripod Head VH6011-658D ... shots with your video camera. These are some of the few tripod accessories manufactured by Giottos...
Giottos VGR 5-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod w/ ARCA QR Ballhead
the center column and the ball head. The ballhead itself is an important component of this tripod; ARCA ... Giottos Vitruvian 5-Section Tripods use DaVinci's Golden Ratio to craft an excellent photographic ... tripod that's loaded down with features. One of the coolest features of this Giottos tripod is its ... versatility. Constructed of durable but lightweight carbon fiber, these tripods are built to last. ... Giottos VGR Quick Release Tripod allows you to switch between three different leg angles for a variety ... of potential shooting positions. When you're done with the tripod, the legs fold up to protect ... compatible, the ball head has a quick release sliding plate that can accommodate almost any camera,...
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Giottos Single Knob Tripod Ball Head
Giottos Single Knob Tripod Ball Head is a seemingly small accessory that can make a big difference ... on your tripod. Designed for a series of Giottos tripods, this ball head features a streamlined, ... ball, Giottos has streamlined the Giottos Ball & Pan Lock Tripod Head into a single knob ... Head: Streamlined ball head for Giottos tripods Pan and socket ball lock controls on single knob ... plate threads on MH1304-110C Package Contents: Giottos Single Knob Tripod Ball Head ... efficient design that doesn't skimp on usability. The durable tripod accessory from Giottos has a 3/8" ... socket and a 1/4" bushing at its base, allowing you to mount it on a variety of tripods...
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Giottos 7001 Tripod Ball Head w/ MH621 Quick Release
Giottos MH621 Quick Release Ball Head MH7001-621 is a highly useful and versatile tripod accessory ... from Giottos. Attaching directly to the top of your tripod, the ball head is one of the most ... a locking knob to hold the ball in place. For a durable, smooth-action ball head for your tripod ... ball head for Giottos tripods Includes MH621 Quick Release Adapter with short sliding plate Dual ... important components of any tripod, since it governs tilt, angle, rotation, and the mounting platform ... using lightweight but powerful materials and proven design techniques. The Giottos 7001 Ball Head ... with MH621 Quick Release gives you smooth panning with a stable base, and the ball head itself is extra...
Giottos Pro Calibrated Tripod Ball Head w/ Quick Release
Giottos Calibrated Quick Release Ball Head is a versatile ball head for your Giottos tripod ... The Giottos Pro Calibrated QR Tripod Ball Head includes a quick release adapter (either the MH657, MH656, ... of this Giottos tripod accessory is hollow and lightweight for improved motion, and the ball head includes ... Ball Head with MH657 Quick Release Adapter: Replacement ball head for Giottos tripods Hollow ... of choice. These replacement ballheads are sturdy and efficient, screwing on to your tripod with a 3/8" ... thread and securely mounting your digital camera. These tripod accessories feature a sturdy foundation ... you to swap out the device on your tripod for another with a single motion. The socket ball...
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Giottos MTL Pro 3-Section Carbon Fiber Tripod
with integrated horizontal bubble levels and a highly mobile, 3-way pan head. A professional photography tripod ... Giottos MTL Pro 3-Section Photo Tripods MTL8371B are an innovative series of professional ... photography tripods from Giottos. You can't do much better for a secure mounting solution than the MTL Pro ... series of Giottos tripods, with their lightweight but durable carbon fiber construction. Comprised ... of three sections, these photography tripods can extend to a maximum height of 72" with a simple flip ... Giottos MTL Pro Carbon Fiber Tripods have versatility at their core, with one-handed leg adjustments, ... digital camera or camcorder. Giottos has made these professional tripods efficient to use,...
Giottos 3-Way Lever Lock Tripod Pan Head
Giottos Lever Lock Tripod Pan Head MH-5000 is a versatile head for your tripod that will have your ... . For a freely-rotating, easy to install pan-head for your tripod, make it a Giottos 3-Way Lever Lock Pan Head ... . Specifications for Giottos Three Way Tripod Pan-Head: Weight: 1.7 lbs Capacity: 13 lbs Height: ... with 3/8" socket Features of Giottos Lever Lock Tripod Panhead: Rotating pan-head for photographic ... Integrated level Mounts on most Giottos tripods Package Contents: Giottos Lever Lock Tripod Pan Head MH-5000 ... These efficient tripod accessories have a fluid 3-way panning motion that allows them to independently swivel, ... the other pan heads by Giottos, this particular head features lever locks instead of double locks, giving...
Pro U-POD 2-Section Mini-Tripod w/ Single Knob Ballhead
Giottos has outfitted this particular U-Pod tripod with a MH1004-320 ballhead, a single knob head ... Head: Portable, 2 section mini-tripod Removable center column Legs fold in to hollow center column ... Giottos U-Pod 2-Section Mini-Tripods w/ Single Knob Ballhead QU305B-1004 is a compact little ... travel tripod that packs a lot of versatility into its small frame. Clocking in at just 15.5 inches high ... when fully extended, the U-Pod series of mini-tripods is small enough to fit in your camera's ... carrying bag, giving you instant photo stability almost anywhere. These Giottos tripods have a unique ... design; the center column detaches to allow the tripod to go even lower to the ground, and the legs can...
Giottos Ball Pod 2-Section Mini-Tripod
Giottos Ball Pod 2-Section Mini-Tripod QB2081 is a versatile travel tripod designed to give you ... fully extended, these Giottos tripods are small enough to accompany you on any photography ... and the tripod can even hold your camera in a 90° portrait mode. Giottos Two Section Ball Pods feature ... independently extendable tripod legs for shooting on uneven surfaces; the legs are capped ... with non-slip rubber tips for extra stability. Giottos has equipped the Ball Pod series of tripods with a 1/4" ... camera thread on the ball head, allowing you to mount an array of digital cameras and camcorders ... to the compact tripod. For a tiny tripod with big strength, tuck away the Giottos Ball Pod Compact...
Giottos VGR Aluminum Tripods w/ ARCA QR Ballhead
column and the ballhead. Speaking of ball heads, Giottos has packaged this tripod with an ARCA ... center column and ball head Package Contents: Giottos Vitruvian VGR Photo Tripods ... Giottos Vitruvian VGR Photo Tripods are based around DaVinci's Golden Ratio, giving you the gold ... standard of stability, strength, and portability. These Giottos tripods can convert into a powerful ... monopod simply by attaching a leg to the center column. Each of these durable tripods is forged ... with a highly dense aluminum alloy using Forging Technology. Giottos VGR Series Aluminum Tripods embody ... compatible quick release ball head, so you can switch between all your photography devices...
Starts at $224.49
Giottos 7001 Tripod Ball Head w/ MH652 Quick Release
Giottos Quick Release Tripod Ball Head MH7001-652 is an excellent way to improve the motion ... knob. For a tough, smoothly-pivoting ball head for your tripod, mount the Giottos Quick Release Tripod ... Features of Giottos Quick Release Ballhead: Replacement ball head for Giottos tripods Includes ... 3/8" socket on base Package Contents: Giottos MH652 Quick Release Tripod Ball Head MH7001-652 ... and mounting capabilities of your Giottos tripod. A tripod's ballhead governs tilt, angle, and rotation ... of your device, plus it is the only point of contact between your device and the tripod itself. That's ... but powerful materials and proven design techniques. The Giottos 7001 Ball Head with MH652 Quick Release...
Giottos 7002 Tripod Ball Head w/ MH620 Quick Release
mounting platform on your Giottos tripod. Giottos knows the ball head is one of the most important parts ... 7002 Ball Head with MH620 Quick Release reduces the tripod accessory's weight and improves its ... lock the ball head in place with the locking knob. To give your tripod a secure ... Replacement ball head for Giottos tripods Includes MH620 Quick Release Adapter Extra large, hollow ... Giottos 7002 Quick Release Tripod Ballhead MH7002-630 gives your devices a smoothly rotating ... of any tripod, since it is the component that allows you to rotate and tilt your device, plus ... it is the only point of contact between your camera and the tripod. A hollow socket ball on the Giottos...
Giottos Series I Dual Thread Tripod Ballhead
camera or camcorder can be mounted to this tripod head. For a comprehensive tripod head with controls for every aspect of angle, tilt, and pan, attach the Giottos Dual Thread Ball-Head to your tripod. Giottos MH1001-300: Tension Control Tripod Ballhead, 2in dia, Cap 17.6 lbs Specifications for Giottos Calibrated Tripod Ballhead: Threads: 1/4" and 3/8" Color: Black Features of Giottos Ball Lock Tripod Head: Series I ballheads for Giottos tripods Independent pan lock and ball lock knobs Tension control knob controls socket ball friction Hollow ball for smoother motion Calibrated base Dual camera mounting threads on top plate Base equipped with 3/8" socket and 1/4" bushing Video pin Compatible with most Giottos tripods Package Contents: Giottos Series I Dual Knob Tripod Ballheads ... Giottos Series I Dual Knob Tripod Ballheads let you take full control of every minute adjustment ... you make to your tripod-mounted digital camera. These efficient tripod accessories mount directly ... to the top of your tripod and offer plenty of versatility for their size. Independent pan and ball lock ... knobs adorn either side of the Giottos tripod accessory, and an additional tension control knob ... I Tension Control Ball Heads adds precision to your panning practices, and the plate includes ... a double safety catch so you don't have to worry about your device falling off the tripod to its doom.
Giottos Series II Calibrated Tripod Ballhead
Giottos Series II Calibrated Tripod Ballheads are a set of versatile and durable tripod ballheads from the photography experts at Giottos. These Giottos tripod accessories provide you with everything you need to successfully mount and control your digital camera or camcorder from a steady shooting surface. Featuring dual pan and ball knobs, you can control every aspect of your tripod's angle and perspective from this ball head, right down to adjusting the friction around the socket ball using the ballhead's tension control knob. The Giottos Series II Ball Head features a hollow socket ball to improve the tripod accessory's weight and speed of movement; the hollow ball doesn't affect the ball head's toughness, however, as the largest models can hold 18 pounds of optical device weight. Giottos has equipped the top plate of the ball-head with dual threads, both a 1/4" thread and a 3/8" thread, ensuring ... to your tripod ... . For a versatile, smoothly-moving ball head, screw on the Giottos Series II Dual Thread Ballhead. Giottos ... Base, Tens-Pan-Ball Knob, Dual Thread, Cap 20lbs Specifications for Giottos Series 2 Tripod ... Ball-Heads: Threads: 1/4" and 3/8" Color: Black Features of Giottos Series II Tension Control ... Ballhead: Series II tripod ballhead from Giottos Mounts to almost any tripod using 3/8" socket and 1/4" ... Package Contents: Giottos Series II Calibrated Tripod Ballheads...
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Giottos MH300 Ballhead Top Plate
and other optical devices to the head of your tripod. Built for a specific set of Giottos tripods ... . For a secure top plate camera mounting solution, modify your tripod or head with the Giottos MH300 ... Giottos MH300 Tripod Top Plate is a small but useful tripod accessory for mounting cameras ... and ballheads, the Tripod Top Plate mounts quickly and securely, with an installation process almost anyone ... can master. These Giottos tripod accessories feature dual camera mounting threads, one of them a 1/4" ... thread and the other a 3/8" thread. With the two reversible threads of this tripod accessory, you ... Giottos has designed this top plate for a specific group of ball heads: the Giottos MH2000-300 Dual...
Giottos Series I Non-Calibrated Tripod Ballhead
on the market. Designed specifically for Giottos tripods, this ball head can actually fit almost any ... Single Knob Tripod Ball Head features a 1/4" digital camera socket, large enough to accept most ... a wide array of devices. For a simple and efficient panning ball-head for your tripod of choice, screw ... Giottos Series I Tripod Ballhead MH1004-320 is one of the most simple but effective ballheads ... tripod, thanks to its 3/8" base socket with its 1/4" bushing. This tripod accessory isn't calibrated, ... ball movement and pan control, giving you one-touch access to all this ball head's movement features. ... Capable of holding almost four pounds, this Giottos tripod accessory is strong enough to hold...
Giottos Series I Tension Control Tripod Ballhead
Giottos Series I Tripod Ballhead MH1002-310 is a compact but versatile way to top off your Giottos ... tripod. These Giottos tripod accessories can add extra maneuverability to your digital camera ... of choice when it's mounted atop a tripod. A calibrated base and adjustable tension control knob allow ... you to make precise adjustments to the motion of your Giottos tripod, which can hold up to 13 pounds ... (which makes for a pretty heavy digital camera). The Giottos Calibrated Base Ball Head also features ... individual ball and pan lock knobs that allow you to secure the tripod's position in place when ... you're ready to take that award-winning shot. This tripod accessory features a 1/4" camera mount thread,...


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But how was he a bad businessman then?
Well, holding up a promoter for more money, minutes before bell time isn't a good business move. Not to mention, accepting payment from an indy promoter, only to no show the event with no explanation isn't a good business move either.
Personally, Warrior profited from it but all it does is further the perception that he was an egomaniac, regardless of how intelligent and down to earth he is in real life.
But at the same time, all can be overlooked, as Warrior was brought back twice. And IIRC, he held up Vince for more money again at Wrestlemania 12, although not to the extent of Summerslam 1991, as well as making various demands as to how he would be portrayed in his match with HHH.
If those aren't bad business moves, then HBK refusing to job, HHH bitching about jobbing and Austin walking out twice aren't bad business moves, as you can look at them in regards to that particular person protecting their image and recognizing their true worth and potential. Still doesn't make it a good decision and gives the idea that they portray themselves as bigger than the business that created them.
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Inspired by my Malachite Butterfly Socks, this center-out, mostly garter shawl works up quickly and works well with a variety of yarns.
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When sixteen-year-old Hope and the aunt who has raised her move from Brooklyn to Mulhoney, Wisconsin, to work as waitress and cook in the Welcome Stairways diner, they become involved with the diner owner's political campaign to oust the town's corrupt mayor.
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Here is a classical pianopiece i ve written for a good friends family in moscow. I am a passioned pianoplayer and love romantic pianomusic, especially tschaikowsky, chopin etc., so i decided to give it a try to create a piece of that genre.
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