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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 05:06 pm

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Komend weekend is het inhaalweekend, dus staan er weinig wedstrijden op het programma.

Vrouwen 1 speelt een inhaalwedstrijd van de competitie, de jeugdteams hebben oefenwedstrijden ingepland om zich goed voor te bereiden op de volgende fase. 🔥

nothing like the greatest city in the world! there’s so much to see in new york city whether it’s views, things to do, places to eat and it’s super photogenic to say the least. Some places in this video include the staten island ferry, @summitov, brooklyn bridge and many other places all over manhattan. My first visit here was 5 years ago, still studying in university not having a single clue that a creative career was possible so it’s just crazy how far we’ve come! Appreciate yall who have stuck around on the journey and more to come! #cinematic #nyc #newyork
shout out to friends that have a brief cameo @jordentually @jiny.maeng @jxframes

Comment SLOG for a link to purchase my LUTs and grade like this in one click!

Best part of my birthday! Such a full life! Let’s do this same time next year? Klara for president! ❤️

Skinny jeans dominated women’s fashion throughout the late 2000s and 2010s before looser straight-leg, mom jeans and wide-leg silhouettes took over.

But trends rarely disappear completely — they move through a cycle of popularity, overexposure, rejection, nostalgia and eventually revival.

There’s psychology behind it too. Our perception of what looks “good” is partly shaped by repeated exposure and social influence.

When a silhouette becomes associated with an outdated era, it can suddenly feel unfashionable; give it enough distance and nostalgia starts working in its favour again.

So if skinny jeans are creeping back into fashion, remember the most important rule: wear the jeans you actually like.

Apparently, holidays are optional in China.

Chinese businesses have built a reputation for working long hours, responding quickly and getting things done while the rest of the world is figuring out its work-life balance.

That work ethic has certainly helped China become the world’s manufacturing powerhouse, alongside decades of investment in infrastructure and technology.

Of course, there’s a cost to this level of hustle. But good luck competing with a business that apparently doesn’t know what a weekend is.

Credits: @carloAI/x

Since 1927, we’ve kept all four wheels on the ground.

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