Horror Studies Issue 1 for free!

Image from The Exorcist (William Friedkin, 1973)

There are [...] two significant [subliminal cuts] in The Exorcist [...] --- firstly during [Father Damien] Karras [(Jason Miller))] dream of his mother, the screen is filled for two frames with a white-painted image of Jason Millers leering face, appearing as a death mask; and during the exorcism itself, Linda Blairs tossing head is replaced momentarily with Millers similarly deathly visage.  Mark Kermode, Devilish Deceptions (From Fear Magazine, Issue 24 December 1990)

Only Father Karras, in a final, desperate act of self-sacrifice – of somatic and spiritual simpatico with the demon – comes to reconcile and transcend these extremes, thus restoring Regan to her former state of being. Larrie Dudenhoeffer , ‘"Evil against Evil": The Parabolic Structure and Thematics of William Friedkin’s The Exorcist, Horror Studies, 1.1, 2010, p. 11 (pdf)

Film Studies For Free is trembling with delicious terror at the news of yet another freely accessible issue of a new journal from Intellect Press - theres just too much to read already... Aaaarrggghhhh...

But seriously, Horror Studies is a peer-reviewed, biannual, academic journal devoted to the study of the aesthetics of horror in all of its cultural and historical forms, from film and literature, music and dance, to fine art, photography and beyond: "With a strong commitment to interdisciplinarity, Horror Studies seeks to foster fruitful dialogue on horror between a wide range of different critical and scholarly traditions."

The first issue contains a good number of excellent film-related articles: on The Exorcist; abjection and masculinity in Todd Solondz’s Happiness; Werewolf of London (Walker, 1935); Dracula in early cinema; the submarine myth and its relation to the shark myth, as it has been propagated in film since Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1975); and a Deleuzian study of Michael Almereydas horror films.

As usual, here at FSFF, links to all contents are given below.

Horror Studies 1.1, 2010

• Contents/Editorial/Authors: View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Karen E. Macfarlane , Mummy Knows Best: Knowledge and the Unknowable in Turn of the Century Mummy Fiction View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Gary D Rhodes, Drakula halála (1921): The Cinema’s First Dracula, View Header/AbstractView PDF
  

• Robert Spadoni, Strange Botany in Werewolf of London View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Larrie Dudenhoeffer , ‘"Evil against Evil": The Parabolic Structure and Thematics of William Friedkin’s The Exorcist View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Linda Maria Koldau, Of Submarines and Sharks: Musical Settings of a Silent Menace View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Tom O’Connor, ‘Uncontrollably Herself’: Deleuze’s Becoming-woman in the Horror Films of Michael Almereyda, View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Adam Wadenius, The Monstrous Masculine: Abjection and Todd Solondz’s Happiness,  View Header/Abstract   View PDF

• Catherine Spooner  Dark Looks: An Interview With Valerie Steele View Header/Abstract   View PDF

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C is for Cinephilia Studies plus some telephilia too

Still from Jean-Luc Godards Moments Choisis des Histoire(s) du Cinéma, 2004

A veritable labour of love, today, from Film Studies For Free: a list of links to freely available online resources devoted to the study of cinephilia, telephilia and videophilia - the putatively excessive love for whatever is projected (or broadcast or played) on screens large and small. Truth be told: FSFF cant really see whats excessive about that... (Updated June 1, 2009)

• Scott Balcerzak, Pleasures of Analysis/Pleasures of Film/Pleasures of Teaching, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, September 7, 2007
• David Bordwell, Games Cinephiles Play, Observations on film art and Film Art, August 3, 2008
• Peter Bosma, Cinephilia and the Institutional View on Film Culture, Some General Notes on Film Studies, Spring 2008, from p. 12 (23) - E-view, Vol 2009, No 1 (2009)
• Jodi Brooks, The Lure of the breach: invisibility and the dissolution of cinematic vision, Screening the Past, December 2007
• NEW Zach Campbell, Cinephile Business: Key Texts, Elusive Lucidity, December 18, 2005
  
• NEW Zach Campbell, The Tribalism of Cinephilia, Elusive Lucidity, June 23, 2007
  
• Paul Coughlin, Sublime Moments, Senses of Cinema, December 2000
• Dennis Cozzalio, Pleasures Worthy of Guilt: A Cinephiles Confession (2005), with Postscript (2009), The House Next Door Online, January 12, 2009
• Serge Daney (interview with Bill Krohn), Les Cahiers du Cinéma 1968-1977, The Thousand Eyes, 1977, republished by Steve Erickson
• Serge Daney, The tracking Shot in Kapo, Originally published in Trafic, No. 4, Fall 1992
• Manohla Dargis, The 21st Century Cinephile, New York Times, November 14, 2004 (and continues here)
• Steve Erickson, et al. "Permanent Ghosts: Cinephilia in the Age of the Internet and Video." Senses of Cinema 4 (2000) and 5 (2000) (Essay 1 by Steve Erickson | Essay 2 by Theo Panayides | Essay 3 by David Sterritt | Essay 4 by Jeff Lambert | Essay 5 by Bryant Frazier)
• Bill Flavell, Cinephilia and/or Cinematic Specificity, Senses of Cinema, July 2000
• Mas Generis , Review of Marijke de Valck and Malte Hagener (eds), Cinephilia: movies, love and memory (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2005), Screening the Past, 2006
• NEW Asbjørn Grønstad, No one goes to the movies anymore:Cinema and Visual Studies in the Digital Era Blue, Kinema, Fall 2008
• Tim Groves, CInema/Affect/Writing, Senses of Cinema, February 2003
• Tim Groves, Night Surfing: On Telefilia, Senses of Cinema, January 2004
• Benjamin Halligan, Against Cinephiliphobia: Movie Mutations: The Changing Face of World Cinephilia, edited by Jonathan Rosenbaum and Adrian Martin, Senses of Cinema, May 2004
• Christian Haye, Steve McQueen, Frieze Magazine, Issue 28, May 1996
• Anthony Kaufman, The Vanishing: The demise of VHS, and the movies disappearing along with it, Moving Image Source, February 26, 2009
• Christian Keathley, A Whirlpool of Things [on critical commentary and Otto Preminger’s Whirlpool], In Media Res, May 14 , 2007
• Christian Keathley, The Cinephiliac Moment, Framework, 42, Summer 2000
• Christian Keathley, Otto Preminger and the Surface of Cinema, World Picture Journal 2, Autumn 2008
• Christian Keathley, The Scholarship of Sound and Image: Producing Media Criticism in the Digital Age, MIT6 Stone Papyrus Storage and Transmission Conference, April 24-26, 2009
• Noel King, Manny Farber, Framework 40, Spring 1999
• Tony McKibbin, THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT: High Mimetics in Godard’s Histoire(s) du cinéma, Experimental Conversations, Issue 3, Spring 2009
• Justus Nieland, Archives of Modernist Cinephilia [Review Essay on Unseen Cinema: Early American Avant-Garde Film, 1894–1941], Modernism/modernity 2007
• NEW Quintín, An Anorexic’s Case Against Uchida Tomo, Cinema Scope, No. 22,
  
• Nitesh Rohit, Cinephilia in India: a search for love and identity, Indian Auteur, February 1, 2009
• Jonathan Rosenbaum, The Missing Image - From Cinephilia to the World - The Trajectory of Serge Daney, originally published in The New Left Review, 34, July-August 2005
• Jonathan Rosenbaum and Adrian Martin, Preface to Movie Mutations: The changing face of world cinephilia, Fipresci Documents, 2004
• Jonathan Rosenbaum, Movie Love: Film-history tidbits in a monument to French cinephilia, Moving Image Source, March 5, 2009
• Catherine Russell, Cinephilia: The future of cinephilia, Filmreference.com, [date unknown]
• Matthew Salomon, Soft Cinema and the Soft Cinephiliac, golempoem, June 14, 2007
• Girish Shambu, The Cinephiliac Moment, girish, June 19, 2006
• Girish Shambu, Cinephile Accounting: Old vs. New , girish, March 23, 2008
• Girish Shambu, An Alphabet of Cinema , girish, May 4, 2008
• Ryan Shand, Review of Cinephilia: Movies, Love and Memory By Marijke de Valck and Malte Hagener (eds.) Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2005, SCope: an online journal of film & TV studies, Issue 10, Fenruary 2008
• Steven Shaviro, Ingmar Bergman, The Pinocchio Theory, July 31, 2007
• So-young Kim, "Cine-Mania" or Cinephilia, Film Festival and Identity Question, originally published in Chi-Yun Shin and Julian Stringer, eds. New Korean Cinema. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2005
• Susan Sontag, The Decay of Cinema, New York Times, February 25, 1996
• Jason Sperb, Sensing an Intellectual Nemesis, Film Criticism 32.1 (Fall 2007): 49-71
• Jason Sperb, Review of Cinephilia and History, or The Wind in the Trees by Christian Keathley (Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 2006), Scope: an online journal of film & TV studies, Issue 12, October 2008
• Jason Sperb, The Politics of Cinephilia, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, August 24, 2006
• Jason Sperb, Still a Cinephilia of Anticipation, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, November 15, 2006
• Jason Sperb, Bond [. . .] Interrupted, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, December 28, 2006
• Jason Sperb, The cinephiliac practice of everyday life, Jamais Vu, August 12, 2007
• Jason Sperb, Scholars cannot write as cinephiles (but academics can), Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, March 23, 2007
• Jason Sperb, While its simply not that simple, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, March 28, 2007
• Jason Sperb, Metz and Cinephilia, Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, April 15, 2007
• Jason Sperb, Cinephilia and Disappointment (review of Cinephilia: Movies, Love, and Memory. Eds. Marijke de Valck and Malte Hagener. Amsterdam: Amsterdam UP, 2005. 11-43), Dr Mabuses Kaleido-scope, May 22, 2007
• Jason Sperb, Practising a cinephiliac practice, Jamais Vu, November 27, 2007
• Jason Sperb, Punch-Drunk Love, Jamais Vu, May 23, 2008
• Rick Swintice, The cinephilia of Le Mépris, Netribution Film Network, January 28th, 2000
• Harry Tuttle, Nomad Cinephilia (Adrian Martin), Screenville, October 17, 2008
• Rashna Wadia Richards, Re-Viewing Cinephilia: The Movement and the Moment, Politics and Culture 1, 2006
• Gijs van Wiechen, Who Framed F.W. Murnau’s Faust? Intertextuality, Discourse & the Historical Film on DVD, Masters e-Thesis, RMA Media Studies, University Utrecht, August 31, 2008
• Paul Willemen, An Introduction to Framework, Framework 42, 1999
• Prakash Younger, What is Cinephilosophy? A Bazinian Paradigm, Part 1 & 2, Offscreen Journal, Volume 13, Issue 2 (Bazin Renewed), February 2009

To conclude, the normally parsimonious (Open Access championing) Film Studies For Free blog doesnt usually plug books that you have to pay for (even though its owner both writes and, of course, reads such papercentric objects) but it absolutely must flag up the fact that it is very much looking forward to Scott Balcerzak and Jason Sperbs forthcoming Cinephilia in the Age of Digital Reproduction: Film, Pleasure and Digital Culture, vol. 1, due to be published by Wallflower Press in June 2009.

This first volume in a twin-anthology project includes contributions by Robert Burgoyne, Zach Campbell, Tobey Crockett, Brian Darr, Kevin Fisher, Andy Horbal, Christian Keathley, Adrian Martin, Jenna Ng, Lisa Purse, Dan Sallitt and Girish Shambu, as well as by Sperb and Balcerzak.

As todays links list so amply testifies, so many of these authors have already tirelessly shared their work on this topic for free online. FSFF thinks this is very much a book worth having.

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Race and Ethnicity in Fandom Transformative Works and Cultures Call For Papers

FSFF ♥ Nyota Uhura, (Nyota meaning Star & Uhura meaning Freedom) originally played by Nichelle Nichols, is a character in Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series, the first six Star Trek films, and the 2009 film Star Trek.

Film Studies For Free likes to circulate calls for papers for online, Open Access, film and media studies related journals. So, heres a very worthwhile CFP for the very wonderful e-journal Transformative Works and Cultures. All relevant details are given below.

By the way, while putting together this post, FSFF came across another great, related, website: Fandom Research - very much worth exploring.

Race and Ethnicity in Fandom

Transformative Works and Cultures, an online-only, peer-reviewed journal focusing on media and fan studies, broadly conceived, invites contributions for a special issue on race and ethnicity to be published in summer 2011. Academic scholarship on fan cultures and fan productions over the past few decades has focused primarily on gender as the sole category of analysis. There has been little published scholarship on fan cultures and productions that incorporates critical race theory or draws on the rich array of methodologies that have been developed during the past century in both activist and academic communities in order to incorporate analysis of the social constructions of race and ethnicities in fandoms.

In contrast, fan activism and fan scholarship (at cons, workshops, and on the Internet) has produced a growing body of work (personal narratives, essays, carnivals, and in recent months, a press) focusing on not only analyzing but also confronting hierarchies of race and ethnicity and their relationship to gender, sexuality, class, and disability. Submissions by academics, acafans, fan scholars, and fans are encouraged. In all categories, people of color are especially encouraged to submit.

The deadline for completed submissions is October 1, 2010.

The editors would like to encourage pre-proposal abstracts and drafts for early feedback by March 1, 2010.

Topics might include but are not limited to:

Online activism and the circulation of critical race theory and women of color feminisms in fan communities, in particular the relationship between fan online discourse and other online activist communities.

Critical analysis of the instantiation and critique of racial hierarchies in fan communities and the surrounding cultural productions.

Racist and antiracist issues in commercial transformative works (comics, film, mashups, remixes, machinima, etc.), especially recuperative race readings (e.g., Randalls The Wind Done Gone, Rhyss Wide Sargasso Sea).

Race concerns in source texts (characters of color and their fannish reception, fandoms for work by authors of color, writing fannish original characters, etc.) and fannish responses (such as the Carl Brandon Society, Verb Noire, and other panfannish and professional projects).

Intersection of race and ethnicity with gender, sexuality, class, and ability in fannish contexts in fan works and fan communities (pre-Internet, Internet, conventions, vids, fan fiction, artwork, etc.).

Complete information available in PDF form here:

US letter paper:
http://journal.transformativeworks.org/docs/twc-race-cfp-2009-04-30-us.p
df

A4 paper:
http://journal.transformativeworks.org/docs/twc-race-cfp-2009-04-30-a4.p
df

The announcement on TWCs site is here:

http://journal.transformativeworks.org/index.php/twc/announcement/view/9

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First Click Free Opportunity For The Publishers To Promote Previously Undiscoverable Content

Nick has posted his analysis on Googles First Click Free . This free service allows the content providers to participate into it and promote their content by making the first click free when users discover the content via Google and subsequently enforce registration or subscription for the rest of the content.

I think this is a great idea! I am personally against the walled garden approach and do not believe in registrations and subscriptions just because content providers havent managed to convince me so far to register or subscribe to for their content. This is a great opportunity for the publishers to showcase their content by making the first link free, demonstrate the value proposition, and drive traffic towards the paid content.

The discussion on the service has so far centered around:

• Google making other search engines users second-class citizens and not sticking to an unmediated role.
• Users ability to trick the content providers to get access to all the pages by acting as if the request is coming from a Google bot
  

I do not buy into the criticism around Googles unmediated role. No one is stopping the other search engines to build a similar service and work with the content providers. Though I would expect Google to somehow differentiate the first click free content from the always free content on the search results so that users dont feel that they are being tricked.

I also do not buy into the argument that users can trick the content providers by faking the request as if it is coming from a Google bot. Google can very easily solve this technological challenge to ensure that only the Google bot and no one else gets access to all the free content.

As much as I appreciate and value this service I suspect that the many publishers wont get it. I hope publishers dont ask Google to pay for the traffic instead of being happy that Google is sending them the traffic. I also see a challenge and an opportunity for the publishers to redesign their website to convert the first free click into a registration, subscription, or a future visit.

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GimPhoto free Photoshop alternative for photo image editor

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- NEW special menu for Photographic related functions under Menu > Photos
- NEW 100+ Web 2.0 gradient set for easier and ready to use gradient.
- NEW Vista Gray GTK Themes for better looking and more compatible interface.
- NEW GimPad 1.1 that will make GimPhoto scattered window to single MDI ala PS.

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GimPhoto is available for Windows and linux , Download it off here

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K3b The CD DVD Creator for Linux optimized for KDE

Firstly, K3b will happily burn and copy all kinds of single or multisession CDs and DVDs, and blank the rewriteable ones. Itll also encode your MP3 and OGG files into high-quality WAV format automatically, and burn them on to an audio CD. Itll do the same with your video files and produce a great video DVD.

Not only that, but K3b is as good at grabbing stuff off existing optical media as it is at putting data on it. As such, it will rip audio CDs and even multichapter video DVDs with consummate ease. The strength of K3b lies in the fact that it doesnt try to do everything on its own – its folded the best tools for every task into its UI via plug-ins.

You can run it under Gnome, but itll need a lot of dependencies. For simple CD/DVD burning tasks, Gnome users should probably go with one of the native Gnome apps instead. In terms of documentation, K3b bundles a four-year-old handbook and the low-traffic forum has more questions than answers. But these are superficial scratches on a rock-solid app that demands your attention.

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Javascript Bible 6th Edition Great book for beginners to reach Advanced levels in JS

Info:

Author: Danny Goodman, Brendan Eich and Michael Morrison
Paperback: 1200 pages
Publisher: Wiley; 6 edition (April 9, 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0470069163
ISBN-13: 978-0470069165
Format: PDF

 Details:

Make your Web pages stand out above the noise with JavaScript and the expert instruction in this much-anticipated update to the bestselling JavaScript Bible. With renowned JavaScript expert Danny Goodman at your side, youll get a thorough grounding in JavaScript basics, see how it fits with current Web browsers, and find all the soup-to-nuts detail youll need. Whether youre a veteran programmer or just starting out, this is the JavaScript book Web developers turn to again and again.

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centeredAverage Solutions for Javabat 15

This is somewhat “not-easy-as-it-seems” array question. because there are a lot of things which we would not consider at first. Only After a thorough testing we can get the ultimate solution.

Return the "centered" average of an array of ints, which well say is the mean average of the values, except not counting the largest and smallest values in the array. Use int division to produce the final average. You may assume that the array is length 3 or more.

centeredAverage({1, 2, 3, 4, 100}) → 3
centeredAverage({1, 1, 5, 5, 10, 8, 7}) → 5
centeredAverage({-10, -4, -2, -4, -2, 0}) → –3

Source

Solution

public int centeredAverage(int[] nums) {
           if(nums.length <3 ) return 0;
           int len=nums.length; 
           int max=Integer.MIN_VALUE ; 
           int min=Integer.MAX_VALUE ; 
           int sum=0 ;  
           int mini=0; // subscript of max ,min
           int maxi=0;
           // get max,min values and their subscripts
           for(int i=0;i<len;i++){
             if(nums[i]>max){
               max=nums[i];
               maxi=i;
             }
             if(nums[i]<min){
               min=nums[i];
               mini=i;
             }
           }// end for
           // compute the average
           for(int j=0 ; j<len; j++){
              if(maxi==mini) {// all the elements are same
                  sum=nums[0];
                  break;
              }
              if(j != maxi && j != mini)
                 sum+=nums[j];
           }// end for
          return sum/(len-2);
}

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Study Material and Books for IBPS RRB Exam 2013

IBPS is going to conduct the 2nd Common Written Exam for Assistants and Officers in 82 Regional Rural Banks in the month of September/October 2013.The Officers Exam is tentatively scheduled on 21st/22nd September, 2013 and Officers exam is scheduled on 28th/29th Sept and 6th/7th October, 2013.If you have applied for the IBPS RRB Exam 2013, then you must go through the Syllabus for IBPS RRB Exam 2013.

In this article, we will discuss the Study Material and the Books to be studied for IBPS RRB Exam preparation.Choosing the right study Material is the first step for ensuring your success in the Examination.Although the market is flooded with lots of Books and study Material, but one must choose the Study Material  that covers the Syllabus for the exam.

IBPS RRB Exam has almost same Syllabus as we have in IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk Exam.So one must prepare each of Objective tests viz Reasoning, Numerical Aptitude, English, General Awareness and Computer separately and accordingly choose the best books for the preparation of these objective tests.Students must note that they will have to score minimum passing marks in each of the Objective tests separately in order to be declared as successful in the exam

Must Buy Books for IBPS RRB Exam 2013

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Download Ebook La Tahzan for Mothers

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Cheap and Best Books for IBPS Clerk Exam 2013

IBPS Clerk CWE 2013 Dates have been announced. As per the Notification, the much awaited IBPS Clerk Exam is scheduled to be held in the month of Nov/Dec 2013. 

It is expected that over 15 lakh students will apply for this exam, and compete for over 30,000 Clerk posts in 19 Public Sector banks. Students appearing for this exam, must choose the Best Books and Study Material for IBPS Clerk Exam. It is worth mentioning here that merely passing the IBPS Clerk Exam, didn't help you in getting the Clerk Job.

Infact, the More Marks you get , the Greater your chances are there for getting an Interview Call. Even after the Interview, you written exams will have 80% wightage in the Final Selection. So, the First thing, you need to do, is to get More marks in the Written exam, to increase your chances in the Final Selection

In this post, we are going to Share the Best Books recommended by Toppers for IBPS Clerk Exam, 2013. These Books for IBPS Clerk Exam, will be a deciding factor, between you success and failure.

Why these Books ?

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La Tahzan For Teens Love Download Ebook

Kawan-kawan yang sedang mencinta, ini dia ebook bagi yang lagi sebel karena patah hati, kasih tak sampai, dan sebangsanya. Yang namanya cinta memang kadang bisa bikin kita serasa terpuruk di jurang paling dalam. Tapi,  ebook ini akan membantu kalian gimana bikin energi cinta yang bisa membangun diri. Lewat ebook ini, kita akan tahu hakekat cinta yang dibingkai spiritualitas. Jadi, jangan terjebak pada mabuk cinta, gunakan cintamu untuk hal-hal yang positif. Cinta ditolak kok ngedukun, apa kata dunia???

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Nah, buku La Tahzan for Teen’s Love ini akan mengubah kesedihan cintamu menjadi energi cinta yang bisa membangun dirimu. Bahkan, kamu juga bisa menciptakan kepribadian yang memukau mata. Kelak bakal tertanam di hati kamu bahwa cinta itu tak seperti yang dipahami kebanyakan orang. Ingat, jangan pernah bersedih karena urusan cinta yang belum kamu kenali!

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Download Ebook La Tahzan for Broken Hearted Muslimah

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Download ebook ini untuk mengimbangi kesedihan yang saudari alami :D, langsung saja klik link download ebook di bawah, keep smile : )

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