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This document introduces the author, Madeline Hoffman, and provides her nickname. It then lists some of her interests which include food, family, pets whose names are provided, activities like cars and music. The document concludes by acknowledging that all images embedded were downloaded from Flickr on a specified date and providing the names of the photographers for each image.

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All pictures were from Flickr downloaded on 1/6/11 Image of kari out box by kellmck Image of Starbucks cup by dontthink.feel Image of pear by ebergcanada Image of Meg Ryan by david_shankbone Image of duck by jonathanwretlin Image of otter by Dom H UK Image of swimmer by Greg Livaudais Image of camera by jjapierre Image of Elvis Costello by Affendaddy Image of The Red Hot Chili Peppers by rileyroxx Image of The Dandy Warhols by dwhartwig

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