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Sofia Goggia

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THE BANNER

Fernando Fitz-James-Stuart y Solis-Beaumont, Duke of Huescar, of The Dukes of Alba

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THE HOUSE

Carlos Fitz-James-Stuart y Martinez de Irujo, Duke of Alba

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THE DUKES

Carlos Fitz-Jmaes-Stuart y Martinez de Irujo, Duke of Alba

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THE COACH

Carlos Fitz-James-Stuart y Martínez de Irujo, Duke of Alba

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His son’s portrait is so noticeable because his 2nd son is very handsome 🥰

THE HOUSE

Carlos Fitz-James-Stuart y Martínez de Irujo, Duke of Alba

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🎨 (All rights goes to the rightful owner of this amazing artwork)

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“Princess Elisabeths half marathon finishing time is incredible impressive. I love that she alongside Leonor (who is fencing and plays volleyball) are embracing an athletic, healthy lifestyle. They are setting great examples.” - Submitted by Anonymous

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by Jin Young Choi

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about people comparing yusuf dikec and kim yeji in the air pistol olympic category, let me weigh in with my shooting experience to all the 0 people who care

essentially. whatever the fuck you put over your eyes does not matter. you don't even need to see the target clearly. in fact it should be out of focus when you aim. like see this

all you need to shoot well is

1. have the main front sight line up with the right sight like so:

2. your arm movements. THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT. you just have to make sure you lower your arm slowly and that it's steady when you finally aim. you can't see the individual rings clearly from 10 metres away and even if you could. it does not matter one bit if your arm isn't steady. when we trained there was absolutely zero time dedicated to how you should use your eyes to shoot. 100% of it is about practicing lowering the gun at the right speed and also building arm strength by keeping your pistol up for longer periods of time.

also, when i used to practice (in school, in shooting ranges) none of us used any eye equipment either. most people would either close their non-dominant eye so the dominant one can see through the sight, or they would use that black flap to cover it. i would not say any way is easier because honestly when you get used to it it's second nature. opening both eyes is not necessarily harder either because of this, and it could be easier for some people to focus as well 🤷‍♀️

anyway i saw people comparing the two everywhere as well and it pissed me off especially since they probably know fuck all about shooting lmao. and bear in mind the gold medalist also used a different set of eye equipment. they would not allow this type of variation if it actually mattered. ok GOODBYE

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Apparently this is the first gold medal ever for Guatemala.

And they're saying she was a gymnast who, after a bad injury, switched to a completely different sport and just like that... gold medal and Olympic record!

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Don't mess with Yusuf Dikeç's cat!

Photos by Yusuf Dikeç Official

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Mango Cheesecake Bingsu 📍Blue Bay Walk 11.24.2017 | 📸 @kristinemaebsnapshots

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It was my first bingsu👽It was so good

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My favorite dessert!!

Bonchon Bingsu