QUI la recensione su Marvel made in Italy a cura di Matteo Losso
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Hider Plugs For African Americans
Marvel Made in Italy
QUI la recensione su Marvel made in Italy a cura di Matteo Losso
QUI la recensione su Marvel made in Italy a cura di Matteo Losso
Greek Orthodox Wedding Program Template
Engaso
A breve anche l'uscita del terzo tomo di ENGASO.
Un lavoro di Enzo Troiano , al quale ho contribuito realizzando la copertina (matita, inchiostro e colore)...
a presto!!
A breve anche l'uscita del terzo tomo di ENGASO.
Un lavoro di Enzo Troiano , al quale ho contribuito realizzando la copertina (matita, inchiostro e colore)...
a presto!!
Thursday, May 27, 2010
How To Get Olive Oil Out Of Cashmere
MYSTIC HEARTH - Tomo 1 - slated for June 2010
Mystic Hearth - A flight of doves
Ciao a tutti,
My first project, MYSTIC HEARTH, will be released soon in France.
The output of the first volume is scheduled for June 2010, published by "CLAIR DE LUNE".
The story, screenplay and color are Micaela and Andres
While the pencils and inks are mine (Thomas Jackson) ...
I hope you enjoy it !!!;)
Mystic Hearth - A flight of doves
Ciao a tutti,
My first project, MYSTIC HEARTH, will be released soon in France.
The output of the first volume is scheduled for June 2010, published by "CLAIR DE LUNE".
The story, screenplay and color are Micaela and Andres
While the pencils and inks are mine (Thomas Jackson) ...
I hope you enjoy it !!!;)
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Cave Near Bills House Pokemon
The courtyard of the seven fairies
Chi ha mai sentito parlare delle belle signore? Io ne ho sentito parlare da piccola, quando mia madre raccontava ad una vicina di casa che trovava inspiegabilmente mio fratello fuori dalla culla, e la vicina le disse che erano le belle signore che giocavano con lui. Of the beautiful ladies Pirandello also speaks in the novel "The son changed" (to know the story: http://www.filosofico.net/pirandellonovelle/dalnaso/otto . htm).
The beautiful lady before going to bed communicate to the person next to the night out and forbids anyone to touch her during the period in which his spirit is separated from the body.
It is said that the day the ladies will turn into toads and snakes, and preferably so that can happen to meet them without realizing it. At night they can go around with a human being. is said to be a bit 'capricious and playing with the children although I prefer the little newborn. There is the risk that they may also relentlessly against them until they die :-(
It is also said that the children do the braids and braids that they absolutely must not be cut. happens that bring gifts or sleep state in the truvatura (those who follow me know that they are the treasures). I told you in the courtyard of the seven fairies.
It is believed that these are precisely the seven fairies beautiful women because they generally move in groups of seven, flying out on Thursday or at least on even days.
The beautiful ladies, just so named because they are very beautiful, have a strong sense of justice, the virtue of silence and obedience to the decisions taken together with her companions in a group. It is said that in ancient times, people who wanted to house a "beautiful lady" was before midnight, burning incense, leaves laurel and rosemary spirit so tempted by the scent, he approached.
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What Are The Chances Of Another World War
The beautiful ladies of the old
I in Sicily Beautiful, Paths, One hundred cases and so on and so forth we do not care!
We have a lot more interesting stories, worthy of a great television series ... During the period of the Viceroy, in the eighteenth century, lived in Palermo a "maybe" call Giovanna Bonanno. She resorted
women who wanted to get rid of their men.
Joan had a very powerful poison, and this famous magic potion that used to kill the poor husbands discovered by chance in the year 1786, when he learned of a child who had felt badly due to ingestion of vinegar for lice.
The first was a customer who was his neighbor who wanted to make out her husband because he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her lover.
Even novice Joan did not know what were the amounts that were used to kill someone. Then gave the neighbor a little bottle with the liquid poison, her husband drank this concoction, but ended up "just" the hospital.
The neighbor had to buy two additional doses to see her husband dead.
No doctor was able to understand the cause of death, and so it was that John begins his work "Maybe" by calling his mixture "arcane liquor vinegar."
At that period in the district Zisa of mysterious deaths began to occur ... as some bakers nobles of the area, some gardeners molester John did out in practice ... a lot 'of people and I was proud!
When he was nearly eighty years, a friend, a certain Maria Pitarra, asked her a dose of "vinegar liquor" without saying who would be the unlucky.
Joan learned that the man had to drink quell'intruglio was the son of John Lombardo, another dear friend. The wanted to tell but could not.
sounds like a soap opera, and if you keep reading comes the twist ... The
Lombardo, meanwhile, had discovered that her daughter-through Pitarra, had ordered the poisonous potion for a better son and plotted revenge against our maybe.
He pretended to want to buy a dose of "vinegar", and at the time of delivery arrived with four witnesses, in the act of seizing the Bonanno.
October 1788 Giovanna Bonanno was tried for witchcraft, where they were called to witness some survivor and the grocer where Joan bought vinegar for lice.
On 30 July 1789, the poisoner was hanging from the gallows.
Che ne dite? Non è una degna storia da Beautiful?
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O women who wanted to get rid of their men.
Joan had a very powerful poison, and this famous magic potion that used to kill the poor husbands discovered by chance in the year 1786, when he learned of a child who had felt badly due to ingestion of vinegar for lice.
The first was a customer who was his neighbor who wanted to make out her husband because he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her lover.
Even novice Joan did not know what were the amounts that were used to kill someone. Then gave the neighbor a little bottle with the liquid poison, her husband drank this concoction, but ended up "just" the hospital.
The neighbor had to buy two additional doses to see her husband dead.
No doctor was able to understand the cause of death, and so it was that John begins his work "Maybe" by calling his mixture "arcane liquor vinegar."
At that period in the district Zisa of mysterious deaths began to occur ... as some bakers nobles of the area, some gardeners molester John did out in practice ... a lot 'of people and I was proud!
When he was nearly eighty years, a friend, a certain Maria Pitarra, asked her a dose of "vinegar liquor" without saying who would be the unlucky.
Joan learned that the man had to drink quell'intruglio was the son of John Lombardo, another dear friend. The wanted to tell but could not.
sounds like a soap opera, and if you keep reading comes the twist ... The
Lombardo, meanwhile, had discovered that her daughter-through Pitarra, had ordered the poisonous potion for a better son and plotted revenge against our maybe.
He pretended to want to buy a dose of "vinegar", and at the time of delivery arrived with four witnesses, in the act of seizing the Bonanno.
October 1788 Giovanna Bonanno was tried for witchcraft, where they were called to witness some survivor and the grocer where Joan bought vinegar for lice.
On 30 July 1789, the poisoner was hanging from the gallows.
Che ne dite? Non è una degna storia da Beautiful?
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stating that each of us, in their underwear, in addition to the famous little boy Pascoli, own stooge stooge or Sicilian :-) 
Giuca for some in the folk tradition is one of the most popular and most entertaining. 
It 's a boy naive, silly, a little' luck. Many stories are true, even though they may seem paradoxical. I remember when I was little and I put the backpack for school, but even now, when I take the heavy stuff, my mother always tells me "stooge Carrico you :-)
And I laugh automatically! The following story Catherine has told me, a friend of the page "Sicilia" new friend "feisbucchiana" One day the mother of stooge, exiting said - I'm going out stooge. In a bit 'put two peas in a pot, so that when I will be ready to eat.
stooge did what his mother had asked him to do. When the mother came home she saw that the pot was boiling the water was on fire. But lifting the lid, he saw no vegetable in the water.
- Giufà, hapless son, - he said - but I tell you to put the chickpeas in a pot?
- So I made Mom
- What? Can not you see that there is nothing?
- I do not blame Mom. In fact I did better than you told me. Instead of two peas in a pot I made three. Then monitoring the cooking, I tasted one, to see if I had just tasted of salt and another to see if it was still hard I tasted last. For this reason they have remained.
's mother stooge, without another word, he took a wooden spoon and started thrashing him up :-)
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stooge did what his mother had asked him to do. When the mother came home she saw that the pot was boiling the water was on fire. But lifting the lid, he saw no vegetable in the water.
- Giufà, hapless son, - he said - but I tell you to put the chickpeas in a pot?
- So I made Mom
- What? Can not you see that there is nothing?
- I do not blame Mom. In fact I did better than you told me. Instead of two peas in a pot I made three. Then monitoring the cooking, I tasted one, to see if I had just tasted of salt and another to see if it was still hard I tasted last. For this reason they have remained.
's mother stooge, without another word, he took a wooden spoon and started thrashing him up :-)
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Dvr Expander, How To Use
'The famous vinegar
Q his is a very cute story told in Sicily and trying to explain, ironically, as the Lord has distributed the virtues, vices, goods and evils of men .... and women!! It is said that one day before the Lord came a priest. 
"Lord you give me a favor?" asked the priest "What grace do you want?" The Lord said 
"I want it all," replied the priest. "You will be granted," said the Lord. The next day he presented a monaco who asked that all "Everything I've already given to the priest," said the Lord "Patience" said the Monaco "And this will be granted," said the Lord.
was a gentleman who asked all to the Lord.
"Everything I've already given to the priest," said
"Patience" said the gentleman
"No, I have the patience to date monaco"
"Hell" he exclaimed.
"And this will be granted," said the Lord.
was a mason and asked all to the Lord.
"Everything I've already given to the priest"
"Patience" said the mason
"No, I have the patience to date monaco"
"Damn," said the mason
"The hell I've already given the gentleman. "
"Oh, what a scam" (actually, oh chi'mbrogghiu, which has a broader meaning dialect)
"And this will be granted," said the Lord.
was a farmer and said, "Lord, I want everything."
"Everything I've already given to the priest"
"Patience" said the farmer
"No, I have the patience to date monaco"
"Damn," said the farmer
"The devil I've already given to gentleman ".
"Oh, what a mess
!!!!"" No, the trick I've already given to the bricklayer "
" So what God wants, "said the farmer.
"And this will be granted"
was a woman and asked all to the Lord.
"Everything I've already given to the priest"
"Patience" said the woman
"No, patience I have already given to the Monaco "
" Damn "
" The devil I've already given to the gentleman. "
"Oh, what a mess!"
"No, the trick I've already given to the bricklayer"
"So what God wants"
"What does God have already given to the farmer"
"Oh that c ....!!!"
"And this will be granted"
For this reason, the priests have all the monks patience and gentlemen, the devil, the builders cheating (in the sense that they are crooks), farmers do the will of God ... and women .... What! :-)
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In August 1129, Roger II departed from Salerno to return to Sicily.
The day was beautiful, the sun was shining, not even a cloud the sky blue with white spots.
On the ship, lying in the bow, Roger, in leopard print swimsuit, sunbathing with a cocktail in his left hand and a gossip magazine in the right one.
All crew dancing at the same time the YMCA .... Village Peolple
Ok, let's stop fantasizing, even if the image of Roger II in leopard-print swimsuit and quipaggio raising his arms to dance the YMCA I liked it. Return to me and tell the story in a serious way ... hihihi .... All 
procedeva secondo i piani...con il mare così calmo e una giornata così bella chi li poteva fermare? 
Ad un tratto, però, una nebbiolina iniziò a scendere dal cielo. La nebbia pian piano si fece sempre più fitta fino a quando il cielo non diventò pieno di nuovoloni e si alzò una tempesta. Il re e l'equipaggio erano terrorizzati, non avevano mai visto qualcosa di simile. L'acqua entrava da tutte le parti, l'interno della nave era quasi distrutto. Il re pregava chiedendo al Signore di salvarlo dalla burrasca. Pregò tanto.
La nave, anche se la tempesta non pemetteva alcun movimento, continuava ad andare avanti come se qualcuno la guidasse e la spingesse per poterla salvare. Come una scena films, in the dark of night a light appeared, was the Lord who said: "Fear not, I will be with you." Roger promised the Lord that landed in the place where they would have raised a temple to his glory. Then he fell into a deep sleep.
the morning he woke up hearing the shouting exultation of the crew. The ship had cast anchor in Cefalu.
The following year, Roger did erect a cathedral, as promised to the Lord (in fact began in 1131, two years later, but we do not care, because the legends are always right).
But let's talk a little history of Sicily ...
Roger II was a great king. He made the kingdom of Sicily one of the most powerful states of Europe and well ordered. In 1129 he created the first parliament in history. England it was only in 1264.
It was the first of the "bureaucratic", which is based on civil rather than a feudal organization (vassals, and vavasours valvassini). It was the first "secular" state, independent from the Church of Rome and especially it continued, as in the Arab period, to apply the spirit of religious tolerance and civil than elsewhere in Europe will be recognized only in 1598 (ie four centuries after ) with the Edict of Nantes by Henry IV of France (though already a few decades earlier with Catherine de 'Medici with the edict of January, had allowed the Protestants freedom of worship)
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orreva l’anno 827 d.C, gli arabi, avevano già conquistato la Spagna con l’Andalusia ed avendo ancora sete di conquiste si gettarono a capofitto nel Tirreno portando la loro guerra santa (gihàd) in Sicilia (e non solo).
Quando gli arabi iniziarono la conquista della Sicilia i bizantini non ne furono molto entusiasti ma alla fine dovettero cedere.
Inizialmente, avendo trucidato un bel po’ di persone, i siciliani erano molto diffidenti nei loro confronti, ma pian pianino gli arabi si dimostrarono come una popolazione di grande tolleranza religiosa e civile.
Ma iniziamo our legend ....
not having much trust in Muslims, Sicilians were careful dall'osannare the new conquerors. The hostility was so great that the king Arab Miramolino had to do something to prevent clashes. One of its greatest directors Nevara was the daughter who was satisfied that the force would not achieve anything because you get more bees with a sprig of flowers with a big barrel of vinegar. (What a woman!) the morning he woke up hearing the shouting exultation of the crew. The ship had cast anchor in Cefalu.
The following year, Roger did erect a cathedral, as promised to the Lord (in fact began in 1131, two years later, but we do not care, because the legends are always right).
But let's talk a little history of Sicily ...
Roger II was a great king. He made the kingdom of Sicily one of the most powerful states of Europe and well ordered. In 1129 he created the first parliament in history. England it was only in 1264.
It was the first of the "bureaucratic", which is based on civil rather than a feudal organization (vassals, and vavasours valvassini). It was the first "secular" state, independent from the Church of Rome and especially it continued, as in the Arab period, to apply the spirit of religious tolerance and civil than elsewhere in Europe will be recognized only in 1598 (ie four centuries after ) with the Edict of Nantes by Henry IV of France (though already a few decades earlier with Catherine de 'Medici with the edict of January, had allowed the Protestants freedom of worship)
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orreva l’anno 827 d.C, gli arabi, avevano già conquistato la Spagna con l’Andalusia ed avendo ancora sete di conquiste si gettarono a capofitto nel Tirreno portando la loro guerra santa (gihàd) in Sicilia (e non solo).
Quando gli arabi iniziarono la conquista della Sicilia i bizantini non ne furono molto entusiasti ma alla fine dovettero cedere.
Inizialmente, avendo trucidato un bel po’ di persone, i siciliani erano molto diffidenti nei loro confronti, ma pian pianino gli arabi si dimostrarono come una popolazione di grande tolleranza religiosa e civile.
Ma iniziamo our legend ....
Miramolino, listening to the advice of her daughter, allowed the islanders to continue to work the land and to trade, but to make them understand that the Arabs were always those who had the power was forbidden to carry arms and could not be higher them. For this reason he did not want to ride the Sicilian population. 
"Neither we, nor their" A beautiful night, offended by the insult, the Sicilians poisoned the drinking and in no time at all the horses died on the island. Miramolino then asked to get the ships full of horses from North Africa but fate would have it, the ship sank during a storm, but one full of donkeys. At that point, the Arabs were forced to ride the donkeys and the image was so ridiculous that the Sicilians began to tease. The sheikhs on donkeys! From that moment on, the donkeys were called in dialect scecchi. Re
Miramolino after the fool again allowed to Sicily to mount a horse and play their bells. From this moment on he started the peaceful coexistence between the two peoples.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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Giufà
You do not know, but the Sicilians were the geologists of the early history of humanity :-)
Want evidence? Here they are ...
managed to give an explanation scientific to the fact that Etna erupted, saying that the fault was the Cyclops, or the devils of King Arthur (as we saw in the stories I've written previously). In this legend, which would be one of the oldest in Sicily, we should give a scientific explanation on the other hand, bubbling waters of the lake NAFTA, near Palagonia, the first capital of Sicily, founded by Ducezio (Paliki).
This lake still exists but is not visible because its gas, as I read on Wikipedia are fished commercially.
Palici brothers are sons of Zeus and the nymph Thalia. Jupiter is known, is the largest Latin lover of all time, makes him more children that my cat who becomes pregnant while still nursing. Or rather, he is not making them, make them make thousands of women without the knowledge of his wife Juno is rightly angry "tanticchia. The brothers were born Palici
underground because Talia, their mother, she feared that Juno could kill them. The birth of the brothers caused the bubbling waters of the lake NAFTA and the locals give them a very important time (of the remains of the temple is little left).
In this place of worship is doing great and who dared to swear an oath and then lied, he was punished with death or with blindness.
Of course no one dared to swear falsely before the temple.
Thus was born an expression that my grandmother often used when he had to swear to something, "du orba of all eyes," or "privu of the sight of the eyes," that if I say that I am blinded false.
Another famous temple near Paterno, is the god Adrano.
dogs that were guarding the temple were a thousand Cirneco of Etna. It is said that the Cirneco were both highly intelligent dogs that jubilant welcome all visitors to the temple. Help people with walking problems, accompanied him home drunk, but devour those who went to the temple to steal, liars or those who had bad intentions. 
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At the same time a Sicilian when we hear or see horned before someone raises his hand with index and pinkie raised, there is an event not to be missed: the transformation of a man.
You know the Incredible Hulk? Same thing!
veins begin to swell, widen the nostrils, lips twist in the faces appear throughout the splendor of Technicolor and mouth begin to come out indecipherable words that do not save the first, the second and third generations of those who ' offended.
Ebbene si, la parola Cornuto per il siciliano è una grande offesa.
Il valore offensivo di questa parola è di origine medievale, prima di allora, soprattutto in età romana, il cornuto era colui che rappresentava forza e potenza. Spesso i nomi romani venivano accostati a questo aggettivo. Anticamente erano addirittura un ornamento prestigioso. Gli dei venivano raffigurati con le corna. Anche il Mosè di Michelangelo è rappresentato con le corna.
La variazione di significato e la divulgazione in tutta Europa e in tutto il mondo si è avuta grazie alle truppe siciliane che Guglielmo II (detto il buono) inviò a Costantinopoli contro l’imperatore bizantino Andronico I Comneno.
L’imperatore Andronicus was a very evil and wicked. Killed the Emperor Alexius II of which he was guardian, and came to power claiming to do whatever he wanted. He was a womanizer and had women with violence regardless of whether or not they were married. When you own a married woman was beaten and imprisoned her husband and was put at the entrance of their palaces heads of deer or other animals with horns. This is to show his power and triumph. Precisely for this reason was born the phrase "do the horns" and husbands "betrayed" were called bastards.
Returning to Sicily, when they went to Constantinople in 1185 and saw these trophies hanging in the palaces, capirono il motivo dell’espressione cornuto e quando rimpatriarono divulgarono questa curiosità alquanto singolare.
Tempo fa sentivo dire che a Palermo ci si offende per delega. Spesso si sente dire: va dicci curnutu a tò pà. Forse in questo caso è meno pesante?
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You do not know, but the Sicilians were the geologists of the early history of humanity :-)
Want evidence? Here they are ...
managed to give an explanation scientific to the fact that Etna erupted, saying that the fault was the Cyclops, or the devils of King Arthur (as we saw in the stories I've written previously). In this legend, which would be one of the oldest in Sicily, we should give a scientific explanation on the other hand, bubbling waters of the lake NAFTA, near Palagonia, the first capital of Sicily, founded by Ducezio (Paliki).
This lake still exists but is not visible because its gas, as I read on Wikipedia are fished commercially.
Palici brothers are sons of Zeus and the nymph Thalia. Jupiter is known, is the largest Latin lover of all time, makes him more children that my cat who becomes pregnant while still nursing. Or rather, he is not making them, make them make thousands of women without the knowledge of his wife Juno is rightly angry "tanticchia. The brothers were born Palici
underground because Talia, their mother, she feared that Juno could kill them. The birth of the brothers caused the bubbling waters of the lake NAFTA and the locals give them a very important time (of the remains of the temple is little left).
In this place of worship is doing great and who dared to swear an oath and then lied, he was punished with death or with blindness.
Of course no one dared to swear falsely before the temple.
Thus was born an expression that my grandmother often used when he had to swear to something, "du orba of all eyes," or "privu of the sight of the eyes," that if I say that I am blinded false.
Another famous temple near Paterno, is the god Adrano.
dogs that were guarding the temple were a thousand Cirneco of Etna. It is said that the Cirneco were both highly intelligent dogs that jubilant welcome all visitors to the temple. Help people with walking problems, accompanied him home drunk, but devour those who went to the temple to steal, liars or those who had bad intentions.
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At the same time a Sicilian when we hear or see horned before someone raises his hand with index and pinkie raised, there is an event not to be missed: the transformation of a man. You know the Incredible Hulk? Same thing!
veins begin to swell, widen the nostrils, lips twist in the faces appear throughout the splendor of Technicolor and mouth begin to come out indecipherable words that do not save the first, the second and third generations of those who ' offended.
Ebbene si, la parola Cornuto per il siciliano è una grande offesa.
Il valore offensivo di questa parola è di origine medievale, prima di allora, soprattutto in età romana, il cornuto era colui che rappresentava forza e potenza. Spesso i nomi romani venivano accostati a questo aggettivo. Anticamente erano addirittura un ornamento prestigioso. Gli dei venivano raffigurati con le corna. Anche il Mosè di Michelangelo è rappresentato con le corna.
La variazione di significato e la divulgazione in tutta Europa e in tutto il mondo si è avuta grazie alle truppe siciliane che Guglielmo II (detto il buono) inviò a Costantinopoli contro l’imperatore bizantino Andronico I Comneno.
L’imperatore Andronicus was a very evil and wicked. Killed the Emperor Alexius II of which he was guardian, and came to power claiming to do whatever he wanted. He was a womanizer and had women with violence regardless of whether or not they were married. When you own a married woman was beaten and imprisoned her husband and was put at the entrance of their palaces heads of deer or other animals with horns. This is to show his power and triumph. Precisely for this reason was born the phrase "do the horns" and husbands "betrayed" were called bastards.
Returning to Sicily, when they went to Constantinople in 1185 and saw these trophies hanging in the palaces, capirono il motivo dell’espressione cornuto e quando rimpatriarono divulgarono questa curiosità alquanto singolare.
Tempo fa sentivo dire che a Palermo ci si offende per delega. Spesso si sente dire: va dicci curnutu a tò pà. Forse in questo caso è meno pesante?
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
Charcoal Gray Curtains
the planet from the past
I want.
I want. I want clean air
want food without destroying the natural water without pollution
I want our forests protected
I want to keep alive and preserve our oceans
polar oceans
I want an energy revolution
BY HAND TO THE PLANET 
I want.
I want. I want clean air
want food without destroying the natural water without pollution
I want our forests protected
I want to keep alive and preserve our oceans
polar oceans
I want an energy revolution
BY HAND TO THE PLANET
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