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This is my new favorite top coat. I have previously used the quick-dry formulas from Seche Vite, Orly, Essie, OPI, and Butter London all for extended periods and I can say that Sally Hansen works the best for me. My two main concerns are shrinking (looking at you, Seche) and visible brush marks (and you, Orly), while this top coat gives an extremely glossy shine like Seche and only has minimal shrinking which is taken care of completely if you sweep the brush over the tips of the nails. The formula itself strikes a balance between runny and thick and is easy to control, while it's one of the, um.. Quicker-drying quick-dry top coats. I tested this for a week, reapplying every morning on my fairly long nails-- my nails are naturally weak and having them longer results in chipped polish usually by the third day. However, I was pleasantly surprised that only on the fourth day was some slight wear along the tips of my nails; no chipping, so my manicure still looked fresh to the casual observer. I removed it on the seventh day only because the constant reapplication was causing the paint around my cuticles to look thick.
My small complaint is that the bottle is not round so that I can't warm it up by rubbing it in between my palms, which is crucial for getting out air bubbles that will show up on nails. Other than that, I recommend it highly to everyone.
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This crap actually works. Buy it.
This is the best top coat, hands down, better than seche vite, better than any other Sally Hansen. People always ask if I get my nails done professionally. This evens out your colour, forgives your mistakes and puts a beautiful shiny gel-like coat that lasts for weeks on my toes. If I remember I put another coat on the next day, even better! It is easy to apply, hard to get wrong, dries in 60 seconds. Simply does what you want all top coats to do, but they invariably don't. This is the only top coat I will use and if I am forced to use something else it disappoints. Try it. Don't forget the second coat the next day for an even more incredible, very long lasting shine.
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I find this is better than the ever popular Seche Vite. This never gets gloopy and hard to deal with. It never need thinning or cracks weirdly or even shrinks. It drives in the same amount of time and has the same shine.
I have been using this off and on for at least 15 years now and it's never let me down. Seche Vite has many times. This is MUCH cheaper as well.
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AMAZING. After using this, I seriously cannot use other top coats. Dries so fast and keeps the nails shiny for so long. I ran out of this, and tried a new top coat,but i kept coming back to this one. the best top coat i have ever seen so far. It is a bit pricy, but it is so so great, i can say that it IS WORTH IT
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I was hesitant to try this as I didn't think that it would be better than my beloved Seche Vite; however, I'm extremely happy that I did! Fast drying? You betcha! Shiny, durable finish? Yes! Shrinkage? None! On top of all of these benefits, the formula is thinner than SV, meaning a thinner finished nail thickness, and it doesn't contain toluene. I also surprisingly prefer it to Essie's Good to Go! I have experienced bubbling on occasion, and the bottle/brush could be improved, so it's not a perfect product, but I now find myself reaching for it more often than any other! Great product!
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Hallelujah! Finally--a top coat that does what it says. Yes, it does dry quickly; yes, it is shiny; yes, it lasts a decent amount of time (although I always end up getting tired of my polish and changing it on the 4th or 5th day, so I can't really say exactly how long its staying power actually is). I'm so happy I finally found a top coat that works, and even the negative reviews don't really scare me off...so what if it gets gooey and gloopy halfway through the bottle? For $6 I'll just buy another one. Please note that I have not yet experienced this, and I've used about a fourth of it. I would definitely recommend this as the best top coat I've tried thus far (and I've gone through many)...
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How i love you,dear ista dri.you are sooo fast and shiny!people keep asking if i got gel!Downside ,gloopy and thick,nothing a bit of skills cant fix.!!
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I don't really understand how this product gets so many positive reviews?
It was because of those reviews that I decided to try it, however my experience was by far not positive.
First of all my polish didn't last longer than 1-2 days (I mean if you want a completely perfect look).
Besides after a while it got kind thick and gooey and completely lost even the few positive properties that it had.
Overall I find this to be a crappy product and wouldn't recommend to buy
This is my go-to top coat, I'm on my 4th bottle. I'm not patient when it comes to painting my nails and a fast-drying formula is what I look for in a top coat. This definitely dries in 30 seconds to a minute, depending on how thick of a coat you apply. Apparently, it gives my nails that gel polish look because I always get questions from people asking if I have gel nails whenever I use this. Price-wise, it ranges from $5-$8 depending on where you go.
If I had to choose a con I'd say that the formula gets goopy and thick after awhile, but that's pretty normal for most, if not, all top coats and nail polishes.
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Wii's Virtual Console – The Legend of Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link
As a way to keep myself entertained during Shutdown Day, I did download some games from the Wii's Virtual Console feature. Yes, I do realise that technically it's going online, but I really don't care too much. In the traditional "Checking e-mails, forums, feeds and Adsense", the stuff I'd normally do, I didn't.
Anyway, I downloaded The Legend of Zelda II – The Adventure of Link. I'll be honest, I had it as a kid, and I quite liked it. As a full grown adult, I'm not sure. It isn't bad, and it has occupied me when Wii Sports and Wii Play are not required (usually when I'm alone, late at night, and I cannot be arsed jumping around the room). But at times it is the most frustrating game ever. The fact the game has only one restart point – the main castle, so whenever you die you end up there.
There is one little known fact about the game. It is the first form of prostitution ever in a video game. Basically, there are towns dotted about the world map, where some of the residents can heal your wounds. Take this little lovely in the red dress.
As a man, we learn to read between the lines of what women say (for young'uns out there no = yes and yes = no). She's not going to "heal Link" for nothing. And she's wearing red. For those of you who haven't picked up on what she's means, allow me to show you a screenshot of what she really said, before Nintendo got their "Hyrule is very clean place" mitts on it.
Yeah, Nintendo'd probably say something like "She heals Link by using mystic fairy dust found on a floating island above a white castle", but I suspect Link really just needed his pipes cleaned. Besides – as we all know, a quick shag, a quick kip, you'll be as right as rain!
If Nintendo want the Virtual Console to be a success, they need Nintendo World Cup on it, as it is the best football game ever, better than Pro Evo. Forget your realism, your offsides, and all those other pointless Political Correct "Rules", this is where the balls out, take no prisoners, murderous action on a football pitch. I mean, what more could you want from a game? It's got stereotypes of African Nations.
Bicycle Kicks.
And the greatest shoulder barges known to man.
Alas, it's not on the virtual console. It should be. What old school game would you like to see on there? (keep it obscure, as Mario/Sonic is already there)
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International Hall, London
International Hall is a Hall of Residence owned by the University of London and situated on Brunswick Square in the Bloomsbury district of London. It is an intercollegiate hall, and as such provides accommodation for full-time students at institutions such as University College London, King's College London, Queen Mary, School of Oriental and African Studies, the London School of Economics, and other such constituent colleges of the University of London.
The first wing (now known as the North Wing, and previously as the Main Wing) was opened in 1963 by the Indian High Commissioner. The second part of the hall (now known as the West Wing) was opened in 1968 by the then Chancellor of the University of London, HM Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
Later construction included the conversion of Georgian terrace houses on Lansdowne Terrace into flats for postgraduate students, the conversion of similar properties on Guilford Street into two new sets of single and double study-bedrooms (known as House and Ingold), and the construction of X block (pronounced "cross-block", although room numbers there, e.g. X123, were pronounced "ex-one-two...") connecting Ingold and the West Wing.
The Hall underwent a major refurbishment in 2002-03. The refurbishment saw the demolition of the X block and the construction of a new Central Wing comprising studio flats for postgraduate students. The refurbishment also saw the construction of a new entrance on Lansdowne Terrace (the previous main entrance having been on Brunswick Square), and refurbishment of all facilities and rooms. The Georgian Terrace houses on Lansdowne Terrace and Guilford Street were also refurbished as large family flats. The newly refurbished Hall was reopened in December 2003 by the Chancellor of the University of London, HRH the Princess Royal.
Student population[edit]
For over 40 years, International Hall has accommodated a range of students from all over the world, although the majority have been British. Now one of eight University of London intercollegiate halls of residence, International Hall accommodates a maximum of 850 University of London students, partners and children. There is an even mix of men and women, and a diverse range of cultural and social backgrounds.
Accommodation and facilities[edit]
The Hall comprises three types of accommodation: single study-bedrooms which are the most common; studios, which are available to postgraduates only; and large family-style flats in the Georgian Terrace housing. Rooms are also available for students with disabilities. For single study bedrooms, every room has a washbasin, but toilet and shower facilities are all shared. The studio flats and Georgian Terrace flats have private bathrooms. Every room has an internal telephone and internet connections.
The Hall offers a range of facilities including: two study rooms; a computer/internet room; an activity room; a television room with Sky Freesat; a cinema; a TV room; a self-service restaurant; a coin-operated laundrette; a secure bike store; a squash court; two music rooms; two courtyard gardens; several common areas containing pool tables, ping pong, computer games and TV. There are numerous vending machines for soft drinks and snacks, and small pantries/kitchens on each floor of the North and West Wings, each equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. The Studio Flats and Georgian Terrace flats contain their own cooking facilities. The reception desk is open 24 hours a day; photocopying and fax services are available from reception.
For a large number of residents (mainly those in the single study bedrooms), International Hall is a fully catered hall of residence. Residents in the studio or Georgian Terrace flats are welcome to eat in the dining hall but must buy their meals. Breakfast is served daily between 7.30am-9.00am (11.00am-12.30pm on weekends). Dinner is served at 5.30pm-7.00pm daily.
Notable residents[edit]
There has been a long-standing (since at least the early 90s) rumour that Mick Jagger stayed at International Hall in 1963—his final year at the LSE, and the first year the Hall was open. This rumour also exists in numerous other Halls of Residence belonging to the University of London and the London School of Economics and it is highly likely that none of them are true.
The staff of the Intercollegiate Halls of Residence are divided into two groups: the management team, and the wardenial team. The two teams always work closely together, but have different sets of responsibilities. The management work full-time during office hours, whereas the wardenial staff are part-time members of staff who are either studying or working elsewhere in the University of London.
Hall Manager's Team[edit]
- Hall Manager
- Assistant Hall Manager
The Hall Manager has overall management responsibility for the Hall's buildings, furnishings, and finances. The Hall Manager and their staff are responsible for the provision of catering, maintenance, telephone, Internet, housekeeping, and reception services. They also look after the Hall's commercial activities, including conferences, bed & breakfast, and group bookings.
The current Hall Manager is Bandu Baya, and the Assistant Hall Manager Renata Byrtusova.
Wardenial Team[edit]
- Warden
- Seven Senior Members (Sub-Wardens)
The Warden and Senior Members are part-time members of staff resident within the Hall, responsible for student welfare and pastoral care, discipline, re-admissions, Hall community and social life, and out-of-hours emergency cover.
The Wardenial team are all experienced academics, teachers, or postgraduate students within the University of London. They are available to offer support and guidance to students, and can help with problems both inside and outside the Hall, including academic difficulties, medical or emotional problems, social concerns, financial worries, and problems with the behaviour of other residents (e.g. noisy neighbours).
The Warden and Senior Members oversee the elected residents' Club Committee, which organises various social and sporting events throughout the year.
The Wardenial team all trained as fire marshals, and have first aid training. They participate in an on-call Duty Officer rota covering nights and weekends to deal with any emergencies while the Hall Manager's Office is closed. They can be contacted via reception at any time.
The 2013 International Hall Wardenial Team
- Warden (Dr. Saeed Zeydabadi-Nejad)
- Senior Member (Mohammad Ashraful Anam)
- Senior Member (Matthew Skellern)
- Senior Member (Niamh O'Brien)
- Senior Member (Kleoniki Kourbi)
- Senior Member (Sudhir Selvaraj)
- Senior Member (Afshan Safdar)
- Senior Member (Hemish Goodeal)
Residents' Club Committee[edit]
The Residents Club Committee is made up 10 elected student residents. The process is based on self nomination, and then election via a first past the post popular vote. Hustings take place the evening before the vote and results are normally released the following afternoon.
The 2013 International Hall Club Committee
- President (Stephen Everest - elected despite a controversial incident involving a mini-moto and some petrol.)
- Vice President (Arthur Eirich)
- Treasurer (Hannah Paul Bruranenthiran)
- Family Rep (Alberto Merino)
- Web Officer (Cuong "G" Nguyen)
- Environment Officer (Madiha Mohsená Chowdury)
- Sports Convenor (Frances Yu)
- Cinema Convenor (Amraj Lally)
- IH Times Editor (vacant)
The Residents' Club Committee is elected in the beginning of each year.
The Committee organizes various social and sporting functions during the year, funded by subscriptions which all residents pay; this income is also used to provide newspapers and magazines for residents' use. The elected members of the Committee can also help represent residents' concerns and suggestions to members of staff.
It has become traditional for the Residents' Club Committee to organize certain events every year:
- A welcome party in the common room at the beginning of the first term.
- A Halloween party on 31 October (or sometimes a Guy Fawkes' party on 5 November).
- Decorating the Christmas tree, usually with mulled wine and mince pies for everyone who helps.
- A Christmas party, usually on the same night as the eagerly anticipated special Christmas Dinner in the Restaurant (usually with wine, crackers, live music, and carol singing).
- A Valentine's party.
- A "boat party": hiring a boat on the Thames for the main party of the International Hall year.
- A summer "farewell" party.
Each Committee also finds its own special events or regular activities to organize; recent examples include football competitions, salsa classes, yoga, and pool & table tennis tournaments.


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Cessna Citation 680, Bedfordshire, UK, Sept. 30, 2010–While en route from London Luton Airport to Milas, Turkey, the Sovereign suffered a left main bus electrical system fault that prompted the crew to return to Luton. Upon examination, the twinjet's left main fuel tank was found to be full with 5,500 pounds of fuel while the right tank contained 3,300 pounds. The UK's Air Accidents Investigation Branch, which is conducting the investigation, issued a bulletin stating the incident showed that "removal of power from the left main bus will cause the fuel cross-feed valve to open and the right boost pump to operate without any crew selection, and the motive-flow shutoff valves will remain open. This allows motive-flow fuel to be returned to both tanks, resulting in uncommanded fuel transfer from the right to the left tank." During the 20 minutes of flight before the Citation landed at Luton, enough fuel was transferred from the right to left tanks to create a 2,200-pound imbalance.
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It as not to be the moment that saw Algeria shock Germany for a second time at a World Cup while setting the record straight. Just as we have seen in the knockout stage so many times before today, quality always bests hard work and passion. In one of the most entertaining and action-packed matches of the entire World Cup, Germany sent Algeria home with a 2-1 win, the ghosts of 1982 almost had their laugh again.
Brilliant and inspired are the only words that come to mind for the performance that Algeria put on for all the world to see. But no matter how bad they wanted it, just that little bit extra was missing from their overall performance, which was highlighted by brilliant goalkeeping from Rais M'Bolhi.
On any other day, Germany could well have been sent crashing out in stunning fashion, but Joachim Low's men would dig deepest in the end, earning progression and a date with long-time rivals France in the quarterfinals. Even if many still fancy Germany, after today, you just have to wonder if they are capable of producing what is required – France will surely fancy their chances against them.
Starting XI's
Germany (4-3-3): Neuer; Howedes, Mustafi, Mertesacker, Boateng; Schweinsteiger, Lahm; Kroos; Ozil, Muller, Gotze
Algeria (4-4-2): M'Bolhi; Ghoulam,Halliche, Belkalem, Mandi; Taider, Mostefa, Lacen, Feghouli; Slimani, Soudani
First Half
The first ten minutes saw Algeria attack Germany with plenty of pace, looking to capitalize on the only weakness in the German XI; their lack of recognized full-backs. No numerous occasions the Germans nearly paid the price, no more so than in the first five minutes when Slimani would force a brilliant save from Neuer after he would gallop past the German back-four. The likes of Ghana and the United States had already tried to expose Germany in the same fashion – Ghana succeeded, and the early evidence suggested that Algeria would do so in similar fashion as well.
Much in the way Mexico came out with all guns blazing against the Netherlands, Algeria began the match with very high pressure, forcing the Germans to make mistakes and cause them to look far more defensive than they would have preferred – keeping Germany off the board early is one step of many that is required to gain a positive result against them, and in the first fifteen minutes, Algeria had the better run of play.
Germany began to wrestle away a little more possession in better areas, but the high pressure from Algeria still caused them a great bit of grief – whether it was fueled by revenge for 1982 or not, Algeria was out to make a statement, and with fifteen minutes left in the half, Germany hardly looked like having a proper sniff at goal, while Algeria was on the front foot.
Germany nearly made it 1-0 in the 39th minute after a rasping drive by Schweinsteiger was parried by M'Bolhi right in the path of Gotze, who's tap-in effort was well saved by the sprawling Algerian keeper to keep the match deadlocked at 0-0 and in the process denying Germany a goal they truly did not deserve. The half would conclude at 0-0, but it must be said that Algeria had the far better run of play over the first 45 minutes. The Desert Foxes were doing a job over the nation of birth of the real Desert Fox – Germany would need to improve drastically if their summer was not to come to a shocking and abrupt end.
Second Half
Changes would be immediate by Joachim Low. In an attempt to up the tempo both on and off the ball, Andre Schurrle was brought on for Gotze – Schurrle being a player with more pace and a more direct style, Low would hope his side would respond going forward where they failed to make an impression in doing so in the first half. It almost paid immediate dividends after Germany did so well to get into the final third – Kroos would do well to beat his marker by the end line and float a ball in the box that met the head of Mustafi, but his effort was right at M'Bolhi. It was positive from the Germans from the start of the second half.
Germany did begin to turn the screws as the match progressed. Algeria's threat going forward began to stall a little bit, and while Germany didn't create quality scoring chances, the intent that was lacking in the first half began to come to the surface. An injury to Mustafi would see Khedira brought on and slotted into midfield, with Lahm going to right-back and Boateng slotting over to his preferred center-back. It gave them a far more familiar look at the back with a bit more solidarity.
In the last twenty minutes, Algeria had signs off life again going forward and they once again started to beat the German back four for pace, but they still lacked the finishing product. Germany would come so close in the 79th minute but M'Bolhi produced a fantastic close range double save on first Muller and then Schurrle after Khedira played a pin-point cross into the box. A minute later, Muller did so well to control in the box after a brilliant ball from Khedira and then beat his defender, but his side footed effort would scuff wide – the German battering ram was beginning to pound on the door.
Despite Germany creating further chances in the box, each and every one of them was snuffed out by M'Bolhi and the rest of the Algerian defense. In a shocking twist, Germany and Algeria were headed into extra time, in a match where everyone surely thought the European side would steamroll the North Africans.
Extra Time
Just ninety seconds into extra time, a brilliant low ball from Muller to the near post was slotted home by Schurrle. Algeria, doing so well to get to extra time, now had to chase a goal which would leave them open to potentially surrendering another.
Algeria would almost level matters in the 101st minute when a loss ball in the box after a corner was flashed wide of goal from Mustafi – Algeria so nearly found the equalizer they deserved. Try and try they did, in admirable fashion, this was not to be the moment of retribution for 1982.
A quick break by Schurrle and Ozil would see the Chelsea man's effort saved, but the ball would fall to Ozil who would roof it at the far post to put Germany 2-0 up. But with thirty seconds left, Algeria would peg one back through Djabou after a brilliant ball from Feghouli – it was no more than they deserved and perhaps they even deserved more, but the match would end sending the Germans through to a quarterfinal matchup with rival France.
Man of the Match
Rais M'Bolhi – If there was ever a performance that personified the fighting spirit of a team, it was M'Bolhi tonight. He was simply brilliant in goal for the Fennec Foxes. Stonewalling multiple German onslaughts on his goal, even he could not stop the two goals that would eventually bulge the back of the onion bag, but still and yet, he was absolutely brilliant. Goalkeeping in a major tournament is so often overlooked behind the performances of a teams attacking players, but it was the inspired play between the posts that would be the root cause of the brilliant team performance that Algeria would put on display against their offenders from 1982.
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Definición de sabotage en inglés:
sabotageSaltos de línea: sabo|tage
Pronunciación: /ˈsabətɑːʒ /
verbo[with object]
Deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct (something), especially for political or military advantage: power lines from South Africa were sabotaged by rebel forces
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- They were prepared to sabotage the Soviet war machine in the event of a Warsaw Pact-NATO conflict.
- At first Isak deliberately sabotages the intruder's research by preparing his food in his bedroom, or in other ways changing his habits.
- Russian partisans sabotaged railways, destroyed trucks and killed hundreds of Germans in ambush.
wreck, deliberately damage, vandalize, destroy, obstruct, disrupt, cripple, impair, incapacitate
British informal throw a spanner in the works of, muller
North American informal throw a monkey wrench in the works of
sustantivo[mass noun] Volver al principio
The action of sabotaging something: a coordinated campaign of sabotage
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- Their arrest is only one of an increasing number of arrests in which Germans have been suspected of planning similar acts of sabotage.
- Acts of sabotage and non-cooperation undermined the Nazis' attempts to exploit the resources of Denmark.
- He reported that in September there were 534 acts of sabotage against railroads as compared to a monthly average of 130 during the first half of the year.
wrecking, deliberate damage, vandalism, destruction, obstruction, disruption, crippling, impairment, incapacitation
rare ecotage
disruption, spoiling, ruining, wrecking, undermining, filibustering, impairment, damage, subversion
British informal a spanner in the works
North American informal a monkey wrench in the works
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Kirti Azad on Thursday said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) did not know where they were going and were making false claims.
"I think it is unjust to make false claims to people and there are serious issues coming up against AAP. They made many announcements and people were hopeful," said Azad.
"Binny has revolted against them; those who claimed that they are united are now parting ways.
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BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that it is evident that AAP is working with the Congress.
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"Binny raised his voice earlier also and Mr. Kejriwal claimed that he had no problem. The people of Delhi are frustrated with water scarcity. There will be many more people who will expose Mr. Kejriwal in open now," said Singh.
Disgruntled Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Vinod Binny on Thursday had described Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal as an autocrat, and all those luminaries from various sections of society joining the party as opportunists.
The 39-year-old has accused his party for "straying" from AAP's core principles. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has dismissed it saying he was sulking for not getting the chance to contest.
Addressing a news conference here a day after he was refused a ticket to contest this year's general elections by the AAP leadership, Binny also called former IBN7 managing editor Ashutosh an opportunist.
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Nike Air Max LeBron VII NFW – White – Varsity Red – Detailed Images
November 25th, 2009 by Aaron Hope | 3 comments
Want something like the 'Red Carpets' but with a lot more red? No problem. The latest NFW (No Flywire) edition of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) relies on rouge to add some flare to an otherwise all-white construction. This stark and simple contrast would be perfect this time of year (though we expect them at retailers in 2010). They have the same woven side panels in lieu of Flywire, plus a shiny pearlized Swoosh on the outside of each shoe. Enjoy nearly 20 detailed images after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via Kinstor
Style: 383578-161
Color: White/Varsity Red