Lately I've noticed many of my friends are very dissatisfied with their lives. They want to be thinner, make more money, go more places- whatever. Great. So get off your ass and do something about it.
I just can't stand how everyone seems to think that these good things just happen to fall into certain people's laps. Granted- some- the lucky few- do have that happen. But here in the real world- if you want something, you have to work at it.
You want to be thinner? Then start going to the gym, talking walks/runs, and eating better. You want to make more money so you can do more things/buy more clothes? Awesome- revise your resume, look around on the internet and find a job that pays well and start sending those brand spanking new resumes out. Working full time isn't death sentence, in fact in my mind it's the ticket to freedom! Stop complaining that your boyfriend/fiance/husband won't let you blow 300$ a month on makeup or outings- what is this the 1930s?! Not only do you have a responsibility to provide your "fun money" for yourself, you should be contributing to the household expenses! You don't get to live for free! Same goes for vacations. I am SO SICK of people complaining about not being able to go on vacation every year. I know- it sucks. I'm used to escaping the cold once a year as well- and I haven't been able to for the last three years because I just couldn't afford it. When I work full time and my car and house are paid off THEN I can go on vacation. But sitting at home complaining about it not only makes it seem worse, but you don't get anything else out of it!
I've just had to much whining lately from people who can't seem to get down to earth. It isn't difficult to get the things you want- you just need to suck it up and work at it. I don't particularly enjoy working 12 hour days but I wanted a car so guess what? I have to work AND go to school!
24.10.09
18.10.09
Ontario is behind the curve on Autism Services
As most of you know, while I was living in Toronto had the amazing pleasure to work for a family with three kids- two of whom are on the Autistic Spectrum. These kids- all three of them- are the loves of my life. And it's because of their two boys that I've entered into Early Childhood Education, and am working at the Centre for Autism Services Alberta. I hope that after I'm finished my diploma that I might be able to take my diploma in Autism and Behavioural Sciences, and keep working with Autistic children...but if we move back to Ontario, that looks doubtful.
Why? Not because of my lack of motivation or qualifications- no, I am hell bound and determined that even if I have to take a job with a normal daycare when I move back home, I will continue to look for and interview for jobs in Autism intervention. These kids are amazing and need all the help that's possible to provide them to blossom- and when they do they're incredible. The problem is that Ontario's health system has totally ignored Autism, and services are sporadic and ill-funded. People are going bankrupt trying to help their kids because they cannot afford the kind of therapy their children so desperately need.
In Alberta, once a child is diagnosed with Autism they are referred to a service provider- in Edmonton alone there are 3. The service provider assesses the child, and is assigned a team consisting of a Speech Language Pathologist, an Occupational Therapist, a Physical Therapist, a Psychological Therapist, and Behavioural Aides. This team comes up with a plan to target goals for the child, and the aides make weekly visits to work on those goals with the child. The child is entitled to this intervention until they have either been deemed to have made significant enough progress that they can be tranisitioned to group therapy, or until they are sixteen.
Now, it's not a perfect system- there is a lot of turnover since working with Autism isn't for everyone. Most of the Aides are university and college students and only have what training the service provider has provided them...however since they are acting only on the orders of the therapists, this isn't a big deal (as an Aide, I feel I provide the best therapy I can). It can be long and grueling, and the families constantly have people coming into their homes to provide therapy. But there is NOTHING like this in Ontario...and infact many therapists are straight out banned from schools in Ontario...meaning that a lot of children's therapy has a hard stop at kindergarden- a crucial period!
I hope this gets better...I will be getting all the training I can so that I can make my own difference for the families of Ontario when I return. In the meantime, parents- hang in there.
Why? Not because of my lack of motivation or qualifications- no, I am hell bound and determined that even if I have to take a job with a normal daycare when I move back home, I will continue to look for and interview for jobs in Autism intervention. These kids are amazing and need all the help that's possible to provide them to blossom- and when they do they're incredible. The problem is that Ontario's health system has totally ignored Autism, and services are sporadic and ill-funded. People are going bankrupt trying to help their kids because they cannot afford the kind of therapy their children so desperately need.
In Alberta, once a child is diagnosed with Autism they are referred to a service provider- in Edmonton alone there are 3. The service provider assesses the child, and is assigned a team consisting of a Speech Language Pathologist, an Occupational Therapist, a Physical Therapist, a Psychological Therapist, and Behavioural Aides. This team comes up with a plan to target goals for the child, and the aides make weekly visits to work on those goals with the child. The child is entitled to this intervention until they have either been deemed to have made significant enough progress that they can be tranisitioned to group therapy, or until they are sixteen.
Now, it's not a perfect system- there is a lot of turnover since working with Autism isn't for everyone. Most of the Aides are university and college students and only have what training the service provider has provided them...however since they are acting only on the orders of the therapists, this isn't a big deal (as an Aide, I feel I provide the best therapy I can). It can be long and grueling, and the families constantly have people coming into their homes to provide therapy. But there is NOTHING like this in Ontario...and infact many therapists are straight out banned from schools in Ontario...meaning that a lot of children's therapy has a hard stop at kindergarden- a crucial period!
I hope this gets better...I will be getting all the training I can so that I can make my own difference for the families of Ontario when I return. In the meantime, parents- hang in there.
26.8.09
NEVER BUY FROM STEDELBAUER CHEVROLET!
Okay- so I finally bought my car!! YAY!! However- I think I made a bad call on where I bought it. Now granted, they gave me a great deal- and they cleaned the car up nice, fixed the scratches that are on it, and deodorized it. Good stuff. BUT- gotta say, these people just aren't all that great.
First of all I'll give you their website- http://www.stedelbauerchev.com/
Now: my problems with this dealership:
1. Sales people are surly. Now I know all car sales people are always kind of...off. But the people who work here are just plain rude. When we explained why we were offering what we were offering they acted afronted, and then they went and accepted it. "Get that Stedelbauer Smile"? Um...yeah, I haven't gotten a single smile.
2. When you make a deal, and then they start giving you papers- generally you expect the hard part to be over. NO! Not the case here. Our Finance person gave us the wrong VIN on our bill of sale- which made getting the car registered really hard. THEN she added up the numbers wrong and told us to get a bank draft for LESS than we owed them- resulting in us having to put the final amount of money on our credit card. Now this doesn't seem like a big deal- the VIN was easily dealt with with a car to the dealership, and we did have a card on us. But the point is THEY SCREWED UP- and therefore should have said "sorry, our mistake, we won't charge you the extra x hundred dollars cause obviously we can't do math". THAT would have been good business practice- not hounding us for the extra money and being rude about it- calling us "sticklers".
3. K so car is paid for, registered, and...we get the car now right? Great. Only once I got in the car my fiance takes a look at it and realises two things: 1) my driver's side headlight is out and 2) my trunk brake light is out. Again- NOT GOOD BUSINESS PRACTICE! How long would it have taken them to check and make sure all my lightbulbs glowed? 5 minutes? And not only were they burnt out- but the shop was closed so they couldn't get me new bulbs which resulted in me having to go back the next morning. Which leads me to #...
4. So I get up, I get in my new car with it's broken lights, and I go to the dealership- they check- sure enough, lights are all out, they say it'll take an hour to do the work. OKAY FINE- an hour seems like a long time to change a few bulbs, but okay. I can do an hour. So an hour passes and the technician comes to see me and says "So there's a problem with your car." "Oh?" I say. "You need a new ignition- the key won't come out." he says. "What do you mean they key won't come out?" I worry. "I mean the key is stuck in the ignition, we've had this problem with Cobalts before, and the only way to fix it is to put a new ignition in." "um...okay....so...how long is that going to take?" "Oh a few hours- you should have it back by tonight." ARG- OKAY! So they give me a shuttle ride back to my apartment and say that they'll come back to get me when it's ready to be picked up. I get a call 4 hours later saying that "Whoops!" we didn't have the part we needed, but we'll get it tomorrow. ARG!!
So now it's the day after I picked up my car- it's already being fixed on a recall (why didn't they do this when they had it for the last 5 months?!), and now I'm again WITHOUT A CAR! FRIG!
So basically what I'm saying is- if you can avoid it, don't buy from Stedelbauer Chev. I've already ditched their license plate holder. If you DO decide not to heed my warnings and buy there anyways- ask for Kouroush and tell him Allana Smith sent you- I get 100$ out of the deal.
First of all I'll give you their website- http://www.stedelbauerchev.com/
Now: my problems with this dealership:
1. Sales people are surly. Now I know all car sales people are always kind of...off. But the people who work here are just plain rude. When we explained why we were offering what we were offering they acted afronted, and then they went and accepted it. "Get that Stedelbauer Smile"? Um...yeah, I haven't gotten a single smile.
2. When you make a deal, and then they start giving you papers- generally you expect the hard part to be over. NO! Not the case here. Our Finance person gave us the wrong VIN on our bill of sale- which made getting the car registered really hard. THEN she added up the numbers wrong and told us to get a bank draft for LESS than we owed them- resulting in us having to put the final amount of money on our credit card. Now this doesn't seem like a big deal- the VIN was easily dealt with with a car to the dealership, and we did have a card on us. But the point is THEY SCREWED UP- and therefore should have said "sorry, our mistake, we won't charge you the extra x hundred dollars cause obviously we can't do math". THAT would have been good business practice- not hounding us for the extra money and being rude about it- calling us "sticklers".
3. K so car is paid for, registered, and...we get the car now right? Great. Only once I got in the car my fiance takes a look at it and realises two things: 1) my driver's side headlight is out and 2) my trunk brake light is out. Again- NOT GOOD BUSINESS PRACTICE! How long would it have taken them to check and make sure all my lightbulbs glowed? 5 minutes? And not only were they burnt out- but the shop was closed so they couldn't get me new bulbs which resulted in me having to go back the next morning. Which leads me to #...
4. So I get up, I get in my new car with it's broken lights, and I go to the dealership- they check- sure enough, lights are all out, they say it'll take an hour to do the work. OKAY FINE- an hour seems like a long time to change a few bulbs, but okay. I can do an hour. So an hour passes and the technician comes to see me and says "So there's a problem with your car." "Oh?" I say. "You need a new ignition- the key won't come out." he says. "What do you mean they key won't come out?" I worry. "I mean the key is stuck in the ignition, we've had this problem with Cobalts before, and the only way to fix it is to put a new ignition in." "um...okay....so...how long is that going to take?" "Oh a few hours- you should have it back by tonight." ARG- OKAY! So they give me a shuttle ride back to my apartment and say that they'll come back to get me when it's ready to be picked up. I get a call 4 hours later saying that "Whoops!" we didn't have the part we needed, but we'll get it tomorrow. ARG!!
So now it's the day after I picked up my car- it's already being fixed on a recall (why didn't they do this when they had it for the last 5 months?!), and now I'm again WITHOUT A CAR! FRIG!
So basically what I'm saying is- if you can avoid it, don't buy from Stedelbauer Chev. I've already ditched their license plate holder. If you DO decide not to heed my warnings and buy there anyways- ask for Kouroush and tell him Allana Smith sent you- I get 100$ out of the deal.
24.8.09
What to Keep In Your Car
I just bought my first car!! Well...my fiancé is playing "Bank" for me, but it's MY car! So excited to actually get my hands on it- it's a little purple Cobalt LS...it needs some TLC (ie: a good trip through a car wash and a serious vacuum!) but we got a great deal on it so I'm a happy camper!! I can finally get to work!!
Now...since I have to wait three days to actually get my hands on my new darling I've started to think about things I'm going to need in my car- y'know...having never owned a car before it never occurred to me that those many handy things kept in a car GOT there somehow (my mother!). So I've compiled a list of "must haves" and "good to haves" to keep in you car...not only for my benefit, but for anyone else!
MUST HAVES:
-A garbage recepticle of some kind. It doesn't matter if you don't make a habit of eating in your car- there's always junk to get rid of. You can get ones that look like mini versions of those pop-up nylon hampers, but they've got a piece of Velcro on the bottom to stick it to your car's carpet. I'm going to keep mine on the floor between the seats in the back- easy access for everybody.
- Napkins and wetnaps. You ALWAYS have sticky fingers, or need to sneeze or SOMETHING. I think keeping a kleenex box in your car is dumb because it always ends up smooshed. Next time you're at Wendy's or A&W just grab a fistful of napkins and keep them in a ziplock in your glove compartment- problem solved. Drug stores also sell those individual wet naps for like a buck a box of 600.
- Cellphone charger. Because the last thing you want is to end up in a ditch and realise your cellphone is dead.
- Windshield scraper/brush. In the summer it's not such a consideration, but in the winter you're up a creek if you don't have one of these handy. Get a good long one with a big grip on it and just keep it on the floor in the back seat. If it gets stepped on it'll be fine.
- A thick blanket. My grandmother always had one of these in her car- you know those thick plaid wool blankets. I have no idea where one might procure one of these today, but next time I go home I intend to ask my grandfather for one out of his cedar closet. If you get stranded in the cold it'll be your best friend. Keep in your trunk.
- Traffic accident forms, proof of insurance, registration, and a photocopy of your Drivers License. Put in a google search and you'll find loads of accident forms. It's just a simple form that has room for all the major questions you should ask in the event of an accident. Hopefully you'll never need one- but if you DO it's very likely that in the heat of the moment you'll forget to ask important questions. This way you just work your way through the form. Your proof of insurance, and registration you ought to have in your glove box at all times anyways- get one of those little wallet-sized bi-fold card holders and stick them in there so they're handy. A photocopy of your Drivers License (front and back) is just handy to have. Say you lose your wallet and get pulled over? Or for some reason you haven't got photo ID on you? It's just prudent.
- A basic first aid kit. You can either get one at the Drug Store for fairly cheap- or just put together a simple one yourself. Either way make sure you have bandaids, Advil and any other pain medications you use, pads and tampons, medical tape, lip balm, and a few granola bars. Keep this under the passengers side seat.
- Plastic bags. I don't know about you- but I have an over abundance of these things! Take one and stuff it to the gills with more, tie the first one up and throw it in your trunk. Barf bags, wet clothing bags, shopping bags, impromptu boot liners in winter, even turn them inside out and let people sit on them if they're wet. SO useful, and they don't cost anything.
NICE TO HAVE:
- A pencil and paper. Put them in your glovebox. Whether you use it to come up with a bright idea, write down directions, make a grocery list or even if it just sits there- it's very useful.
- A small toolkit. You know- the basics. A multi head screwdriver, a basic wrench, a reflective jacket, and a car jumper. I saw one last week at Canadian Tire that came in a cute little pink tote for 50$ and included everything you'd ever need PLUS a rechargeable car jumper you charge at home. Good thing to keep in your trunk.
-A flashlight. Get one of those hand-crankable ones that have an LED bulb and you'll never have to remember to change the batteries, nor will you risk them being dead.
- Water. Now I know they say not to keep bottled water in your car- so I'll be filling up one of those massive aluminum water bottles and sticking it in my back seat. Ever been in traffic and just DIEING for something to drink? Even if it's warm you'll appreciate it! Plus if you're ever stranded you'll be fine.
-20$ in cash. Stash it somewhere in your car and forget about it. If you're ever in a jam, it'll be there- even if that jam is just " I have no lunch money". BUT- make sure if you spend it to put it back at the next opportunity. You'll kick yourself if you spent it on lunch and then need it for gas.
- A card of brand new hair elastics and bobbypins, and a travel size of hairspray. This is so frivolous but just wait till you're rushing to a meeting and realise your hair has decided to imitate Medusa's fetching snakes. I have one "emergency" hairstyle that is quick, easy, and requires just these few tools. While you're at it- maybe throw in a comb.
- Breath mints. Same reason as the last one, only it's for onion breath. Sucking on something also helps sooth you in event of a stressful situation (ie: getting cut off or being stuck in traffic).
- Grocery totes. In contrast to the plastic grocery bags you're using for just about everything but toting food- these are in reference to those reusable ones you probably have 900 of. Stuff them all inside eachother and stick them in the trunk, so next time you decide to hit up Sobeys on the way home, you can without worrying. Just remember when you take them out to shop to stick them by the door and put them back next time you go out so they're always there.
Well now it's late and so I'm off to bed. I might add more to this later as I go about my new-car experience!
Now...since I have to wait three days to actually get my hands on my new darling I've started to think about things I'm going to need in my car- y'know...having never owned a car before it never occurred to me that those many handy things kept in a car GOT there somehow (my mother!). So I've compiled a list of "must haves" and "good to haves" to keep in you car...not only for my benefit, but for anyone else!
MUST HAVES:
-A garbage recepticle of some kind. It doesn't matter if you don't make a habit of eating in your car- there's always junk to get rid of. You can get ones that look like mini versions of those pop-up nylon hampers, but they've got a piece of Velcro on the bottom to stick it to your car's carpet. I'm going to keep mine on the floor between the seats in the back- easy access for everybody.
- Napkins and wetnaps. You ALWAYS have sticky fingers, or need to sneeze or SOMETHING. I think keeping a kleenex box in your car is dumb because it always ends up smooshed. Next time you're at Wendy's or A&W just grab a fistful of napkins and keep them in a ziplock in your glove compartment- problem solved. Drug stores also sell those individual wet naps for like a buck a box of 600.
- Cellphone charger. Because the last thing you want is to end up in a ditch and realise your cellphone is dead.
- Windshield scraper/brush. In the summer it's not such a consideration, but in the winter you're up a creek if you don't have one of these handy. Get a good long one with a big grip on it and just keep it on the floor in the back seat. If it gets stepped on it'll be fine.
- A thick blanket. My grandmother always had one of these in her car- you know those thick plaid wool blankets. I have no idea where one might procure one of these today, but next time I go home I intend to ask my grandfather for one out of his cedar closet. If you get stranded in the cold it'll be your best friend. Keep in your trunk.
- Traffic accident forms, proof of insurance, registration, and a photocopy of your Drivers License. Put in a google search and you'll find loads of accident forms. It's just a simple form that has room for all the major questions you should ask in the event of an accident. Hopefully you'll never need one- but if you DO it's very likely that in the heat of the moment you'll forget to ask important questions. This way you just work your way through the form. Your proof of insurance, and registration you ought to have in your glove box at all times anyways- get one of those little wallet-sized bi-fold card holders and stick them in there so they're handy. A photocopy of your Drivers License (front and back) is just handy to have. Say you lose your wallet and get pulled over? Or for some reason you haven't got photo ID on you? It's just prudent.
- A basic first aid kit. You can either get one at the Drug Store for fairly cheap- or just put together a simple one yourself. Either way make sure you have bandaids, Advil and any other pain medications you use, pads and tampons, medical tape, lip balm, and a few granola bars. Keep this under the passengers side seat.
- Plastic bags. I don't know about you- but I have an over abundance of these things! Take one and stuff it to the gills with more, tie the first one up and throw it in your trunk. Barf bags, wet clothing bags, shopping bags, impromptu boot liners in winter, even turn them inside out and let people sit on them if they're wet. SO useful, and they don't cost anything.
NICE TO HAVE:
- A pencil and paper. Put them in your glovebox. Whether you use it to come up with a bright idea, write down directions, make a grocery list or even if it just sits there- it's very useful.
- A small toolkit. You know- the basics. A multi head screwdriver, a basic wrench, a reflective jacket, and a car jumper. I saw one last week at Canadian Tire that came in a cute little pink tote for 50$ and included everything you'd ever need PLUS a rechargeable car jumper you charge at home. Good thing to keep in your trunk.
-A flashlight. Get one of those hand-crankable ones that have an LED bulb and you'll never have to remember to change the batteries, nor will you risk them being dead.
- Water. Now I know they say not to keep bottled water in your car- so I'll be filling up one of those massive aluminum water bottles and sticking it in my back seat. Ever been in traffic and just DIEING for something to drink? Even if it's warm you'll appreciate it! Plus if you're ever stranded you'll be fine.
-20$ in cash. Stash it somewhere in your car and forget about it. If you're ever in a jam, it'll be there- even if that jam is just " I have no lunch money". BUT- make sure if you spend it to put it back at the next opportunity. You'll kick yourself if you spent it on lunch and then need it for gas.
- A card of brand new hair elastics and bobbypins, and a travel size of hairspray. This is so frivolous but just wait till you're rushing to a meeting and realise your hair has decided to imitate Medusa's fetching snakes. I have one "emergency" hairstyle that is quick, easy, and requires just these few tools. While you're at it- maybe throw in a comb.
- Breath mints. Same reason as the last one, only it's for onion breath. Sucking on something also helps sooth you in event of a stressful situation (ie: getting cut off or being stuck in traffic).
- Grocery totes. In contrast to the plastic grocery bags you're using for just about everything but toting food- these are in reference to those reusable ones you probably have 900 of. Stuff them all inside eachother and stick them in the trunk, so next time you decide to hit up Sobeys on the way home, you can without worrying. Just remember when you take them out to shop to stick them by the door and put them back next time you go out so they're always there.
Well now it's late and so I'm off to bed. I might add more to this later as I go about my new-car experience!
23.7.09
BBM 4.5 OTA
Okay, I tried to upgrade to Blackberry Messenger 5.0 but it didn't work because my OS is to old (and I can't upgrade on my current computer!!) so I had to find an OTA link.
OTA Blackberry Curve 8330 BlackBerry Messenger version 4.5.0.77
Some very nice pastor made one for us. Fixed the problem!!
OTA Blackberry Curve 8330 BlackBerry Messenger version 4.5.0.77
Some very nice pastor made one for us. Fixed the problem!!
24.6.09
Edmonton...in all it's glory.
K I think it's about time I did this.
You've probably all ready my frantic post from about...October? about us being posted to Edmonton. Well, on June first 2009 I moved to Edmonton! Yup - did it!! I'm going to Grant MacEwan in the fall for my ECE, and I've moved in with Scott to a VERY nice apartment in an area called Clareview. I've spent the last three weeks getting our place in order, retraining Scott (dirty clothes go in the hamper, cereal bowls go in the dishwasher when they're done...y'know, general housebreaking), and making new friends!
It's not the worst ever- I'm actually liking it here...the girls are nice and yes, it's a very different experience, but we're getting through it! The CF paid to move my things, and it's getting easier every day.
I would suggest to any CFGF that gets posted away to try and make the best of it. Yes, I know getting posted an hour away or a country away- is hard. Very hard. But make the best of it. I know it's tearing your life away from you- it's hard to make a big change like that. But make the best of it- your life is wherever you are. Look at it as an adventure and have some fun with it.
You've probably all ready my frantic post from about...October? about us being posted to Edmonton. Well, on June first 2009 I moved to Edmonton! Yup - did it!! I'm going to Grant MacEwan in the fall for my ECE, and I've moved in with Scott to a VERY nice apartment in an area called Clareview. I've spent the last three weeks getting our place in order, retraining Scott (dirty clothes go in the hamper, cereal bowls go in the dishwasher when they're done...y'know, general housebreaking), and making new friends!
It's not the worst ever- I'm actually liking it here...the girls are nice and yes, it's a very different experience, but we're getting through it! The CF paid to move my things, and it's getting easier every day.
I would suggest to any CFGF that gets posted away to try and make the best of it. Yes, I know getting posted an hour away or a country away- is hard. Very hard. But make the best of it. I know it's tearing your life away from you- it's hard to make a big change like that. But make the best of it- your life is wherever you are. Look at it as an adventure and have some fun with it.
21.6.09
How to Get your Macbook to stream to your PS3.
Since it's kinda crappy out today Scott and I decided to watch a movie. Of course this opened up a can of worms: We wanted to be able to watch the movies that we've downloaded (since downloading isn't illegal in Canada- as long as it's for personal use! Therefore: no opening a movie theatre!) on our new HDTV via our PS3. Now this is where the can of worms comes in: Not only did we want to watch them from my external drive, which hooks up to the PS3 by USB cable, but we wanted to stream from our respective computers: me from my Macbook and he from his desktop PC in the Den. WELL his desktop was easy enough- the PS3 recognized it right away and we could stream movies from there without a problem. My Macbook was a whole other set of worms...the PS3 didn't want to recognize it at all. So I set out to find a solution, and I found it in a free program called: PS3 Media Server (how very fitting!).
Basicall you just download this program, install it into your Applications folder, and then set up which folders you'd like to "share" to your PS3. I for instance, wanted my movies, music, and photos to be viewable- so I added those folders under the share tab. The one stipulation is that this program has to be running in order to get the movies off your hard drive. I don't mind this one little bit because I'd like to know when people are streaming movies off my harddrive. And it's free- so no complaining here.
It's not beautiful, but it's easy and free. And now I can watch the Sound of Music whenever I want without reconnecting anything.
Basicall you just download this program, install it into your Applications folder, and then set up which folders you'd like to "share" to your PS3. I for instance, wanted my movies, music, and photos to be viewable- so I added those folders under the share tab. The one stipulation is that this program has to be running in order to get the movies off your hard drive. I don't mind this one little bit because I'd like to know when people are streaming movies off my harddrive. And it's free- so no complaining here.
It's not beautiful, but it's easy and free. And now I can watch the Sound of Music whenever I want without reconnecting anything.
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