FastCashLoansOnline.com Improves Site by Adding New and Original Educational Resources
Posted by admin in habitation on 12 27th, 2011FastCashLoansOnline.com Improves Site by Adding New and Original Educational Resources
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read comments (0)Habitations of the Word: Essays (Cornell Paperbacks)
Posted by admin in habitation on 10 9th, 2011habitations of the Word: Essays (Cornell Paperbacks)
Winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award in criticism, 1985 Now a Cornell Paperback–
“These twelve essays take risks, make connections, give off sparks and illustrate Gass’s love of language. Using Freudian concepts, he compares the art of writing to the art of becoming civilized: writing parallels the transformation of raw instinct into shared expression. . . . Gass writes with impassioned concern.”–Publishers Weekly
“[These] essays [are] meant to enliven the form as Montaigne, Emerson, and Woolf enlivened it. This is an ambitious task, but no contemporary American has better credentials than Gass. . . . He announces a topic, then descants with impressive erudition and unbuttoned ardor for the surprising phrase. The results often dazzle, and they’re unfailingly original, in the root sense of the word–they work back toward some point of origin, generally a point where literature departs from the external world to invent a world of its own.”–Sam Tanenhaus, Village Voice
“William H. Gass is not alone among . . . American fiction writers in giving some of his time and talent to nonfiction, but nobody does it more energetically.”–Frank Kermode, New York Times Book Review
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How to Eliminate Bad Habits
Posted by admin in habitation on 08 17th, 2011The thought manifests as word; The word manifests as deed;The deed develops into habit;And habit hardens into character.So watch the thought and its ways with care,And let it spring from loveBorn out of concern for all beings.
The Buddha
A cocaine addict, a working person raising a family, a seeker practicing meditation and service, and a highly conscious sage all have the same motivation: the core drive. We all want avoidance of suffering and permanent Love, peace, and safety. What separates us is our habits. Habits rule destiny. Our life is a sequence of habits that determine our course and evolution.
We all have a mix of good and bad habits. Bad habits cause untold suffering. Good habits serve us in the cause of our liberation. To understand how we got where we are and how to change direction, we need to understand the formation and transformation of habits. The seeker will need to release the energy captured by bad habits and transfer this power to liberating good habits.
Any pattern of thought or action repeated many times results in a habit with a corresponding neurosignature, or brain groove. The brain is composed of approximately 100 billion cells, called neurons. A brain groove is a series of interconnected neurons that carry the thought patterns of a particular habit. Attention feeds the habit. When we give our attention to a habit, we activate the brain groove, releasing the thoughts, desires, and actions related to that habit.
The good news is that the brain is malleable. We can change our thoughts and behavior by recruiting new cells to form new brain grooves. Every thought and action is recorded within the interconnected nerve cells, and each repetition adds new depth to the brain groove. If we repeat a thought and action enough times, a habit is formed. Continued repetition strengthens the power of the habit. Inattention and lack of repetition weakens the power of the habit. These principles apply to the formation of both good and bad habits. Positive thoughts and actions create good habits. Negative thoughts and actions create harmful habits.
We can use these principles to eliminate and replace bad habits with good ones. We can gradually starve bad habits to death by not giving them our attention. As we pay more attention to forming a good habit, the new brain groove slowly gains power. Eventually, the new positive brain groove dominates the negative groove, and good habits drive out the bad. Without this transformation, spiritual growth is impossible.
When we are assigned painful problems in the school of life, we need to do the homework. All too often, however, we play hooky by escaping into the pleasures of a bad habit. If we repeat this behavior, at some point we get addicted. We end up with the original problem and a host of additional difficulties associated with addiction. Addiction leads to wild emotions, mental storms, paranoia, rage, humiliation, chaotic relationships, job loss, disease, and death. We can avoid this by doing our homework, by learning how to be good pain managers. Learning how to manage our suffering is critical on the spiritual path. However, most of us slide down the path of bad habits early in our lives in our attempt to avoid pain.
Bad habits include smoking, use of drugs or alcohol, excessive eating, compulsive gambling, compulsive shopping, addiction to the internet, computer or television, addiction to sex, money, fame, work, activity, power, or dependency on others at the expense of independence and individuality (a condition known as codependency or relationship addiction). Although bad habits are pleasurable in the beginning, their eventual evolution into emptiness and torment is inevitable as they force us to act in ways contrary to our true nature. We want to express Love, compassion, kindness, patience, and courage.
To begin the process of transforming bad habits to spiritual power, we must recognize that the pain of the bad habit is worse than the pain of healing. Cultivating good habits is difficult, but it is more difficult to maintain bad habits.
There are hundreds of good physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual habits. These fall into three categories:
Constructive activities related to health, work, relationships, recreation, or hobbies.
The habits of a seeker: the spiritual methods described in this and other spiritual books.
The habits of a sage: spiritual qualities such as Love, compassion, forgiveness, courage, strength, and others listed in the spiritualalphabet.
The time to create these positive habits is now. Every time we repeat a thought or action of a bad habit, it maintains or gains power.
Procrastination weakens our will to the point that we think we cannot change. Before we know it, the habit has locked us in a prison of our own making. We may not even know if a habit already has enough power to imprison us for decades: we only discover its power when one day we try to stop it and find out we cannot.
Assume a virtue if you have it not.Refrain tonight,And that shall lend a kind of easinessTo the next abstinence, the next more easy;For use almost can change the stamp of nature,And either lodge the devil or throw him outWith wondrous potency.
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Shakespeare, Hamlet
Following is a technique for replacing bad habits with good, spiritual habits:
Introspection
Avoid everything associated with the bad habit
Affirmations and will
Constructive meaningful activities
The habits of a seeker
The habits of a sage
Support
Solitude
Perseverance
10.Victory
INTROSPECTION
Make a list of the habits you would like to change. Examples of bad habits include smoking, substance abuse, gambling, compulsive eating, addiction to sex, computers, money, power, work, and codependency or addiction to people.
AVOID EVERYTHING ASSOCIATED WITH THE BAD HABIT
People, environment, routines, and our own thoughts are the breath that gives life to the brain groove of a bad habit. With continued stimulation, a bad habit grows, our will weakens, and we slide off the spiritual path. However, the neurocircuit for the bad habit remains dormant in the subconscious if we give it no thought or attention. We can gain power over a bad habit by avoiding exposure to everything associated with it. Stay away from the negative environment, people, and actions that supported the habit, until the new brain groove is strong. Avoid thinking about the bad habit as much as possible. We are subject to craving in an instant, if not careful. Even a passing thought or image of the negative habit can awaken desire. The more we let the idea play in our minds, the more at risk we are of recurrent addiction. Starve the bad habit to death by inattention.
AFFIRMATIONS AND WILL
Review the lessons on affirmations and will to see how thought power and will power can erase even the deepest grooves of long standing habits. The mind has the key that can unlock the door of a bad habit, as a single thought or visual image can stimulate craving. We need to choose our thoughts carefully. Thoughts associated with our bad habits do pass through our consciousness against our will, however. To prevent these thoughts from becoming action, we must work against them. As soon as we become aware of the unwanted thought, we can knock it out with will and affirmations. We can invoke our will at full power, deploy our favorite affirmations, and turn to good and spiritual actions. These include constructive meaningful activities, the habits of a seeker, and the habits of a sage.
ENGAGE IN CONSTRUCTIVE MEANINGFUL ACTIVITIES
Make a list of activities related to your work, chores, relationships,leisure, recreation, hobbies, and self-nurturance. These activities are apart of your repertoire of positive habits. You can use these activities toward off the thoughts and impulses related to your bad habits. Such alist might include playing and watching sports, listening to or playing music, television, the Internet, movies, reading, writing, studying, exercise, arts and crafts, board games, crossword or jigsaw puzzles, gardening, paying bills, shopping, cooking, cleaning, taking a nap, getting a massage, and so on.
CULTIVATE THE HABITS OF A SEEKER
The habits of a seeker include any spiritual technique that leads to the growth of spiritual qualities. For our purposes, these are affirmations, will, surrender, contemplation, breathwork, progressive muscle relaxation, meditation, mindfulness, practicing the presence of God, service, prayer, yoga, and the transformation of emotion.
CULTIVATE THE HABITS OF A SAGE
The habits of a sage are the spiritual qualities listed in the spiritual alphabet. These include Love, compassion, understanding, forgiveness,courage, strength, endurance, peace, and joy.
If constructive meaningful activities, spiritual practice, and spiritual qualities keep the door of the bad habit locked, craving is kept at bay. We are safe. On the other hand, if despite our best efforts, the door of bad habits opens, the seductive music of craving may bring us to the brink of relapse. If this occurs, we must surround ourselves with people who will protect us from negative actions.
SUPPORT
We need to surround ourselves with people who support our spiritual goals. Friends and family associated with our bad habits often try to pull us back. When we move forward, they take it personally. Moreover, we are afraid of finding new people. We must get throughthis fear to create a supportive network of people with like-minded goals who act as our spiritual bodyguards, protecting us from ourselves in moments of vulnerability.
SOLITUDE
To heal completely, we need to practice discipline when we are alone. This is a tall order. Many of us are afraid to be alone and of the unknown. With continued practice, however, we will gain the necessary courage and self-control to resist craving even when we are alone. Then we do not need bodyguards. Eventually, craving ceases.
PERSEVERANCE
Change is difficult. Some strong bad habits may take years to break. Tests, trials, and temptations come. Setbacks occur. Back and forth movement between old and new patterns is a natural part of the process. Do not give up. When you slip and fall, be sure to create the mental habit of gentleness with yourself, while using the remorse,regret, or disgust you may feel as an incentive to push you on to greater efforts.
VICTORY
Keep feeding the positive habit to make it stronger and starving the negative habit to make it weaker. Give the best of your effort, concentration, and attention to the new habit until it takes over and becomes a natural, effortless, and automatic part of your repertoire. Keep battling and you will win. Craving ceases. Peace and strengthdeepen. Life becomes easier and more natural.
The ego, in its drive for immediate gratification, gets us into trouble with addiction and attachment. Not only do we lose pre-existing strength, but spiritual qualities cannot grow. On the other hand, our souls yearn for Love, and are willing to pay the price of work and patience. As we practice the methods of a seeker, we reinforce the neurocircuits containing spiritual qualities such as Love, compassion, understanding, strength, and courage, until these become unconditional habits. In the end, we realize our true spiritual identity by reconditioning our brain with soul qualities. We do not have to think about our practice. We express the habits of a sage, the Love qualities, automatically, naturally, and easily.
POINTS TO REMEMBER
• In the beginning of our spiritual work, it may be difficult to gettraction. We can gain momentum by setting reasonable goals, taking small steps, achieving modest successes, and building from there.
• The next step in our spiritual development is in the immediate moments of our lives. However, when we do not like what is going on, we leap out of the moment and back into an unhealthy habit. We hypnotize and narcotize ourselves in order to avoid unpleasant feelings. Instead, choose constructive, meaningful activities and the spiritual methods of a seeker to develop the spiritual qualities of a sage.
• Break bad habits of thought, attitude, emotion, desire, energy,and action so you can emerge from the past and find yourself renewed: fresh, spontaneous, and in the moment.
AFFIRMATIONS
I can eliminate any bad habit.
I expand my will power through practice.
With my expanded will power, I escape from bad habits.
One by one, I eliminate all bad habits.
Nothing can stand in my way.
Nothing can touch my will.
Nothing can shake my resolve.
My will power grows stronger each day.
My mind is set.
Nothing can stop me.
I will succeed.
Old friends who would have me indulge my bad habits are out.
With will and thought, I conquer every bad habit, one at a time.
I am not my bad habits. My true self is free to be warm, compassionate, loving, and kind.
I am stronger than any negative desire or temptation.
No matter how many times I fail, I will rise and conquer.
As I strengthen my body through physical exercise, I strengthen my will with mental exercise.
With will and thought, I cast out this bad habit from the neurocircuits in my brain.
With will and thought, I cultivate the habits of a sage: Love, peace of mind, compassion, and strength.
EXERCISES
Make a list of your good and bad habits. Which habits would you like to change now?
What barriers keep you from changing your bad habits?
Make a list of constructive, meaningful activities that you will use to avoid bad habits.
What spiritual methods would you like to practice?
What spiritual qualities would you like to develop?
What will you do when craving for a destructive habit returns?
Practice the ten steps for replacing bad habits with good and spiritual habits.
Keep a log. Each day you can inspect the status of your habits. Give yourself credit for your successes. Recognize your slips, but do not dwell on the bad habit; this only reinforces the associated brain groove. Instead, cultivate the mental habit of being gentle with yourself while you focus on the good habits you are creating. In the next section, we will study five techniques that comprise a morning and evening spiritual program. These techniques are progressive muscle relaxation, breathwork, contemplation, meditation, and prayer.
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The Apartment (Collector’s Edition) Reviews
Posted by admin in habitation on 08 15th, 2011The Apartment (Collector’s Edition)
Winner* of five 1960 Academy AwardsÂ(r), including Best Picture, The Apartment is legendary writer/director Billy Wilder at his scathing, satirical best, and one of “the finest comedies Hollywood has turned out” (Newsweek). C.C. “Bud” Baxter (Jack Lemmon) knows the way to success in business…it’s through the door of his apartment! By providing a perfect hideaway for philandering bosses, the ambitious young employee reaps a series of undeserved promotions. But when Bud lends the key to big boss J.D. Sheldrake (Fred MacMurray), he not only advances his career, but his own love life as well. For Sheldrake’s mistress is the lovely Fran Kubelik (Shirley MacLaine), elevator girl and angel of Bud’s dreams. Convinced that he is the only man for Fran, Bud must makethe most important executive decision of his career: lose the girl…or his job. *1960: Director, Story and Screenplay, Editing, Art Direction (B&W)Romance at its most anti-romantic–that is the Billy Wilder stamp of genius, and this Best Picture Academy Award winner from 1960 is no exception. Set in a decidedly unsavory world of corporate climbing and philandering, the great filmmaker’s trenchant, witty satire-melodrama takes the office politics of a corporation and plays them out in the apartment of lonely clerk C.C. Baxter (Jack Lemmon). By lending out his digs to the higher-ups for nightly extramarital flings with their secretaries, Baxter has managed to ascend the business ladder faster than even he imagined. The story turns even uglier, though, when Baxter’s crush on the building’s melancholy elevator operator (Shirley MacLaine) runs up against her long-standing affair with the big boss (a superbly smarmy Fred MacMurray). The situation comes to a head when she tries to commit suicide in Baxter’s apartment. Not the happiest or cleanest of scenarios, and one that earned the famously caustic and cynically humored Wilder his share of outraged responses, but looking at it now, it is a funny, startlingly clear-eyed vision of urban emptiness and is unfailingly understanding of the crazy decisions our hearts sometimes make. Lemmon and MacLaine are ideally matched, and while everyone cites Wilder’s Some Like It Hot closing line “Nobody’s perfect” as his best, MacLaine’s no-nonsense final words–”Shut up and deal”–are every bit as memorable. Wilder won three Oscars for The Apartment, for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Screenplay (cowritten with longtime collaborator I.A.L. Diamond). –Robert Abele
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Posted by admin in habitation on 08 9th, 2011ApartmentRatings.com Releases Integration with Google Maps API
AUSTIN, TX, (PRWEB) July 21, 2005
Apartment Ratings (http://www.apartmentratings.com), the leading website that helps renters find better apartments, has added mapping functionality enabled by the Google Maps API. Renters now have the ability to search for the best-rated apartments by exploring city maps.
Apartment Ratings is the first major apartment website to release an integration with the Google Maps API. Google announced availability of the Google Maps API for independent 3rd-party developers on June 29. The ApartmentRatings.com maps integration, which launched today, debuts in time to assist renters at the height of the 2005 apartment hunting season.
Unlike Housingmaps.com which displays Craigslist.org postings on Google Maps, ApartmentRatings.com displays maps of nearly 50,000 apartments nationwide and leverages its database of over 250,000 apartment ratings and reviews to help renters locate the best apartments for rent.
Visitors to ApartmentRatings.com can browse apartment listings by ratings, narrow their search to a zip code, and now explore apartments within virtually every city nationwide by clicking a Google Map. Each apartment is plotted on the map with a pin that has been color-coded according to the percentage of renters who have recommended the apartment community, making it easier for renters to spot the best apartments, the best neighborhoods, or the diamonds in the rough.
“We believe browsing apartment ratings and reviews via maps is a significant innovation that will make it easier for renters to find the best apartments,” said Jeremy Bencken, General Manager of Apartment Ratings. “Our focus on the user experience is central to our missionÂ?to build renter-centric tools, a unique niche among the top apartment sites. Ultimately we believe our apartment ratings and apartment reviews create more informed renters who will find the best apartment to meet their unique needs.”
The service also breaks ground with new technology. Apartment Ratings is first to launch a Google Maps API integration that relies on incrementally-loading and pre-caching of just-off-map locations. “To enable this functionality, we have solved some significant technical challenges that have previously limited other sites to small numbers of mappable points. Our integration incrementally loads dynamic information in real-time as users browse the maps and vastly expands the number of locations we can display for users,” said Mr. Bencken. “Our technology makes the map points fast-loading yet very comprehensive, and significantly enhances the user experience.”
To read rentersÂ? ratings and reviews and browse ratings displayed via Google Maps, please visit the website at:
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About Apartment Ratings
Apartment Ratings is the leading national website that provides apartment ratings and reviews of apartments in the United States. The service is distinguished among national Internet Listing Services (ILSÂ?s) by its renter-centric focus and deep content on over 29,000 apartment communities. Competitors include Yahoo! Local, Rent.com (recently acquired by EBAY), Apartments.com, and ForRent.com. In 2004, ApartmentRatings.com became one of the top six most-popular websites among apartment hunters. The Google Maps API is made available to independent 3rd party developers like ApartmentRatings.com, and by offering the service, Google has not endorsed, supported, nor is affiliated with 3rd party sites using the service.
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The Habitation of the Blessed
Posted by admin in habitation on 07 11th, 2011The Habitation of the Blessed
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This is the story of a place that never was: the kingdom of Prester John, the utopia described by an anonymous, twelfth-century document which captured the imagination of the medieval world and drove hundreds of lost souls to seek out its secrets, inspiring explorers, missionaries, and kings for centuries. But what if it were all true? What if there was such a place, and a poor, broken priest once stumbled past its borders, discovering, not a Christian paradise, but a country where everything is possible, immortality is easily had, and the Western world is nothing but a dim and distant dream?
Brother Hiob of Luzerne, on missionary work in the Himalayan wilderness on the eve of the eighteenth century, discovers a village guarding a miraculous tree whose branches sprout books instead of fruit. These strange books chronicle the history of the kingdom of Prester John, and Hiob becomes obsessed with the tales they tell. The Habitation of the Blessed recounts the fragmented narratives found within these living volumes, revealing the life of a priest named John, and his rise to power in this country of impossible richness. John’s tale weaves together with the confessions of his wife Hagia, a blemmye–a headless creature who carried her face on her chest–as well as the tender, jeweled nursery stories of Imtithal, nanny to the royal family. Hugo and World Fantasy award nominee Catherynne M. Valente reimagines the legends of Prester John in this stunning tour de force.
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Chakrabarty pursues these issues in a series of closely linked essays, ranging from a history of the influential Indian series Subaltern Studies to examinations of specific cultural practices in modern India, such as the use of khadi—Gandhian style of dress—by male politicians and the politics of civic consciousness in public spaces. He concludes with considerations of the ethical dilemmas that arise when one writes on behalf of social justice projects.
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Create Healthy Habits With iPhone App From 2Morrow Mobile
Posted by admin in habitation on 07 3rd, 2011Create Healthy Habits With iPhone App From 2Morrow Mobile
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) May 24, 2011
Healthy Habits, a 3rd generation health and fitness app for the iPhone, was released by 2Morrow Mobile Friday, May 20, 2011 on the iTunes App Store. By May 23 the app was listed #1 on the iTunes New and Noteworthy list for Healthcare and Fitness apps in the US. This app allows people to identify behaviors/habits they wish to change, define motivations, customize goals, track progress and celebrate success. Along the way, they can share their progress with others via Facebook, earning badges and reaching milestones. The goal is to reward users for making the changes they want to make.
“I was tired of good intentions,” says Brandon Masterson, President of 2Morrow Mobile. “There are things I want to change that affect my health and I need to work on making these changes everyday. The power of the smartphone to change our lives is amazing because we always have them with us providing the perfect tool to help us make real changes. We created Healthy Habits to help ourselves and others make healthy changes that last. It’s all about consistency.”
Obesity and stress related illnesses are on the rise and exercise is down. According to the American Heart Association, almost 1/3 of all US adults are now obese. The challenge is in finding ways to help people successfully incorporate lasting behavior change into their lives. 2Morrow Mobile thinks the smartphone is the perfect tool for aiding in behavior change because people often keep their cell phones nearby 24 hours a day.
There are millions of smartphone users and most have health habits they would like to change. In an April 2011 press release the Consumer Health Information Corporation (CHIC) shared survey results about health related smartphone apps. “Behavioral scientists hypothesize that in order for health apps to be successful and change patient behavior, they should target motivational needs to promote behavioral change. The majority of surveyed consumers agreed with this and stated that they would be more likely to use an interactive app that can analyze logged information and provide feedback (79.9%).”
“Healthy Habits” helps people create healthy habits and break unhealthy ones. The app makes it easy for people to hold themselves accountable and provides reminders and rewards along the way. There are four basic steps to the system.
1. Define a habit to make or break
2. Set a goal (times per day/week/month)
3. Track your actions
4. Celebrate your success
“Changing habits is not about thinking, it’s about doing,” says 2Morrow Mobile Vice-President, Jo Masterson. “Most of us know what we want to change…we often even know how to do it. The problem arises because we don’t put that intent into action. Healthy Habits helps you put your good intentions into action.”
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Montreal apartments are homes provided at some locations in the city. These apartments may be furnished of or may be unfurnished. These apartments may be of different qualities according to the demand of the customers. Usually apartments are made in commercial areas because need of apartments can only be seen in commercial areas. Usually these apartments are provided furnished, but some people like their houses to furnish by themselves. Unfurnished apartments are mostly not preferred by people because it takes time to furnish a house. These apartments are made in different commercial areas of the city and are privately owned by the public. Owner of the apartment building can design houses or apartments according to his desired style but usually taste of the people preferred by the owner as compared to his own taste and styles. Montreal apartments are very important in present world especially in those cities where land is expensive and shortage of land is also there. In populated major cities in the world there are more apartment buildings are present. Some buildings are fully provided as furnished and daily needed things are provided with in the building by the owner, some monthly service charges may be charged by the owner.
Unfurnished apartments are usually liked by few people because they want to live in their own designed home. Or they want to live in a place where all the things are placed by their own style and requirements. Sometimes unfurnished homes can be proved better than furnished apartments because everyone furnish his house according to his own limits and budget. Unfurnished apartments are not liked by most people because they have no time to waste on furnishing of their house so they select an apartment furnished very close to someone’s desires. And it is hard to adjust in a home where nothing is of your choice.
Montreal apartment buildings are made in areas where best use of apartments can be possible. Usually these buildings are made in such areas where no or very less number of homes is present such as commercial and working areas of the city. Best use of such apartments can only be possible in such areas where people work and do their daily life jobs. Because most of the people come from far apart of the city in order earn their living so for these kinds of people apartments provide a very good and affordable place for accommodation. Montreal unfurnished apartments are also provided in different classes and available in different qualities. Apartments for middle class are most commonly build in various areas of the city. And in better areas of the city luxury apartments are also made for upper class of peoples if they want to live in apartments. Usually unfurnished Montreal apartments are liked by upper class of people because they want to live in homes designed according to their own taste and they want to put all the things of their own choice in an apartment. So Montreal unfurnished apartments are famous as well as furnished apartments.
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