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Krispy Kreme Celebrates Six Dozen Years of Making Today Special What could an anniversary gift of more than 10,000 free doughnuts on July 13 mean? It means that Krispy Kreme, one of the world’s best loved doughnuts, is now on its 72nd year of making every person’s day special with its delectable doughnuts and signature coffees. And to celebrate the brand’s 6 dozen years in the business, Krispy Kreme Philippines together with 16 other countries such as USA, Australia, Canada, UK, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia will hold a one day fan appreciation event at all Krispy Kreme stores with a special offer: One free Original Glazed Doughnut to all loyal Krispy Kreme patrons with any purchase. For updates on Krispy Kreme's 72nd Birthday Celebration, join the Philippines “Friends of Krispy Kreme” by visiting www.krispykreme.com.ph ~ Hmmm, I like these donuts. Krispy Kreme is surely worth every cent. I'm actually expecting a krispy kreme gift wahahaha =) I wonder how to get a krisp

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I’d been unwell for more than a week already. I am trying to compose myself from everything that is going through right now. It’s been difficult for me. Apparently, it is crazy. I have no excuse for my actions. This is me. That’s all I can say. I’m trying my best to understand everyone and everything but still I’m an imperfect human and I love myself for that. I felt sorry for people who can’t understand me. I’m trying my best… But yes, it seems to be not enough. It’s beyond my control. I can’t do anything about it. I can’t continue living my life to please everyone. I’m just me. =( I expected too much too... I thought that there are people who cared enough about me, who understood who I am and what I am capable of. I expected and trusted too much. Apparently, they expected too much from me too… Tsk…tsk… I learned a lot because of last week’s events: I learned not to trust people too much. It can break your heart… I learned to be patient. Eveything happens for a reason eventhough we d

North Korea army behind South web attack: report

SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's military is behind a series of cyber attacks against South Korean and U.S. websites that slowed or disabled access by saturating them with traffic this week, a South Korean news report said on Saturday. The attacks on dozens of U.S. and South Korean government and business sites appeared to have all but ceased as of Friday but have crippled hundreds of personal computers that had been turned into "zombies" when they were enlisted for the attacks. North Korea has been seen as a prime suspect for launching the attacks, although the isolated state was not named on a list by the South's Communications Commission (KCC) of sites from five countries where the attacks may have originated. "The No. 110 lab of the North's Ministry of People's Armed Forces, which is a team of hackers, was ordered to destroy the South Korean networks," the South's National Intelligence Service was quoted as telling a close

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