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Hmm, was on holiday fo a while, did Anna/Alex leave? Can't seem to find anything about it?

Drinking alcohol during a pregnancy... Not the wisest choice even though everyone did it back in the old ages :-)

I think you can say that with certainty ;) Her belly is extending and it's not because she's getting fat, also her boobs seems to be a bit firmer/bigger. And if you look in the archives, at the afternoon bj oct 27 video you can see that she keeps rubbing her belly. I guess she's about 4 months far. Great, I finally found Anna after she left the other site last year and I joined v-h.tv only to see that she's pregnant. LOL

Wow... Voyeur Villa is even worse then I thought... After they cut my access early and I didn't renew it seems that they tried multiple times to charge my credit cart. Fortunately for such website access I use a prepaid card which I only load before the transaction and thus it was empty. They even send a mail about it: Good day.
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. My subscription was cancelled, VV even blocked access days before the subscription would end. So of course Segpay will block the payment, first the subscription was cancelled and second I didn't load the card since I wasn't planning to get a new subscription. Fine work by Segpay though...

This was the last mail I got about the issue yesterday:

I had the issue for several days at the end of my subscription. I notified them via twitter and e-mail but no response at first, after a few days and when my subscription ran out they said they fixed the issue. Reason for me to not get a new subscription, they didn't even bother to give me my 3 (or even 4 I think) days of subscription back.

Just a little information about the Eva issue: VV wrote me today to say that they did fire Eva since she didn't disclose the real nature of the tattoo. They will do more thorough checks in the future to prevent such mistakes. Eva might return someday as a guest but then she will need to cover up the tattoo.

Let me close with some electronic music, since there are plenty of choices I've added the Tomorrowland 2015 aftermovie which has a variation of artists:

The great thing about living in Belgium is the fact that Belgium has quite the reputation as being music lovers and are willing to pay handsomely to see artists in concerts. Compared to some other European countries we see a lot of the world's greatest artists in concerthalls or open air concerts. Belgians love their music and are willing to pay for it, for example tonight and tomorrow Céline Dion is singing in Antwerp and tickets average well above 160 EUR. The fact that we, Belgians, are willing to pay makes our tiny country the place to be for artists and groups that love to make money. This means that we have a steady stream of top artists on stage. Last week it was Adele, yesterday it was Iron Maiden, tonight it is Céline Dion, in a few days we have Neill Young, a bit later and Paul McCartney is here, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bruce Springsteen, etc... The fact that the artists are well taken care of when they are performing in our country also helps a bit. The world top of stage building, logistics, etc... all are Belgian companies. And then there's the fact that Belgians aren't afraid to experiment a bit. About 10 years ago a couple of brothers thought that it would be fun to have a festival with electronic music. Not just a regular festival but a high end festival with stages right out of fairy tales, high quality food, etc... Some deemed them crazy but today it's one of the biggest festivals in the world catching 180.000 people per festival (and they have it twice a year, once in Belgium and once in Brazil). But when we go even a bit further back in history we see a couple of students who watched to the BBC Last night of the proms and thought "we can do better" and so it occurred, in the mid 80's the "Night of the Proms" was founded in Belgium as a concert where pop meets classic. Today the Night of the Proms has concerts in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, the US, etc... and many famous artists have performed. At the Night of the Proms I've seen many many artists during the more then 10 years I visited the show each year... For some artists it were nearly the last concerts they played (James Brown, Ike Turner) and the performance of several artists will always remain with me. Ultimately there will be one name that remains connected with the Night of the Proms for ever and I'll add "the Proms song" here: John Miles with Music:

The news that Meat Loaf collapsed during a concert in Canada reminded me to the one time I saw him perform in Antwerp during the Night of the Proms. During the show I went he performed a very extended version of his I do anything for love running over 16 minutes long which brought his total performance to nearly an hour (his other songs ran a bit long also) but even though his performance was long he got the audience in his hand, an amazing performance. I found another version running 10 minutes, also during the Night of the Proms in 2001:

Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo made a nice piece for the guitar. It's called Concierto de Aranjuez. The best known part is the second movement, also known as En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor. I've chosen for Santana's version without lyrics:

Another one from the same choir, Scala & Kolacny Brothers: Heroes (David Bowie) (just the audio):

For some strange reason Fathers Day is week a earlier in Belgium compared to a lot of other countries. So we had it last week ;) Guess we Belgians are a weird bunch of people

I wasn't the only one... And getting rid of Eva was a good thing. It was an offensive tattoo... You don't place such a tattoo if you aren't affiliated with the nazi believes. I would have reacted the same when one would have an ISIS flag tattoo... (although I'm not sure if any tattoo artist would be so stupid to draw an ISIS flag tattoo, but then again, there are artists so stupid to place the Nazi party symbol)

In Belgium we have quite a famous choir called "Scala". Until a few years back they were only known in and around Belgium. This all changed when they were featured in the trailer of "The Social Network" movie where they performed Creep by Radiohead. Since then their music was featured in numerous movies, tv series and commercials. Recently their version of David Bowie's Heroes was chosen for the hollywood movie Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, a movie due to be released early 2017. Creep by Scala: