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is a native English speaker (Canadian).
is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
lives in York, North Yorkshire, England.
has a BMus and an MA in Music.
is a professional soprano.
performs a cappella and early music.
uses Windows XP on her Toshiba laptop.
is on Flickr, Facebook, and Twitter.
uses Firefox, Notepad++, and Photoshop.
is a web designer and lives here.
uses HTML, PHP, CSS, and standards.
owns a 16GB iPod Touch and a bad phone.
watches Scrubs, Firefly, and Dr. Horrible.
plays Settlers of Catan and Euchre.
loves sushi, avocados, and prosciutto.
owns a black cat named Sumi.
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