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Where Troubles Melt Like Lemon Drops (nominated by Prettyphile) Magazine: W October 2010 Model: Karlie Kloss Photographer: Tim Walker vs. Mirage (nominated by Prettyphile) Magazine: Numero No. 117 October 2010 Model: Emily DiDonato Where Troubles Melt Like Lemon Drops vs. Mirage

WON: Star Signs - 32 LOST: Family Circus - 16

Video of Mesut speaking Spanish Mesut speaking English around 0:42 http://www.cuatro.com/deportes/futbol/equi...1490280973.html

Evan Lips:1.9 Smile: 2.3 Hair: 2.5 (Deborah does the fake red hair better tbh.) Eyes: 3 Nose: 2.5 Body: 2.8 Minka Lips: 3 Smile: 3 Hair: 3.5 Eyes: 3.2 Nose: 3.2 Body: 3.8

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Star Signs

Bruna Tenorio (nominated by azure) 1-10

Star Signs (nominated by me) Magazine: Vogue UK December 2010 Model: Siri Tollerod Photographer: Tim Gutt vs. Family Circus (nominated by me) Magazine: W December 2010 Models: Lindsey Wixson, Arizona Muse, Anais Pouliot, Britt Maren Photographer: Paolo Roversi Star Signs vs. Family Circus

WON: A White Story - 37.5 ELIMINATED: Naomi Campbell - 22.5

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Stacy Dash = 6.2867

A White Story

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Lips: 2 Smile: 1.5 Hair: 2.4 Eyes: 3 Nose: 2.5 Body: 3

Naomi Campbell (nominated by COP11) Magazine: Interview October 2010 Models: Naomi Campbell, Alex Kovas Photographers: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott vs. A White Story (nominated by me) Magazine: Vogue Italia April 2010 Models: Guinevere van Seenus, Sasha Pivovarova Photographer: Paolo Roversi Naomi Campbell vs A White Story

WON: Film Noir - 32 ELIMINATED: High Style - 25

Lips: 3 Smile: 4 Hair: 4 Eyes: 3.7 Nose: 2.5 Overwall Body: 2.5

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Mesut, lots of people in Germany are asking, of course, about your injury. How does it look at the moment? Are you fit? At the moment I’m not fit. I have pain in the Achilles heel and I hope natuerlich that I can become fit in time, but we’ll have to see how it is. Your injuries are being discussed a great deal - knock to your ankle, your Achilles heel, contusion – you’ve said yourself – what is it precisely? My Achilles heel is torn and it hurts a great deal. I’m being treated every day, and I’m positive that it’ll be all right again and that I can play against Turkey, again. You must have realized a little yesterday that there is an unbelievable hype over you personally: Mesut Ozil (Mesut smiles) – and Joachim Loew who was a coach here [Loew was a coach in Turkey before joining the DFB]. How are you coping with this? Were you aware of it – that people were so fixated on you? Yes, I knew natuerlich. I’m happy natuerlich to be in Istanbul. It’s a very beautiful city. And the atmosphere will be super natuerlich and we are looking forward to the encounter. It was like that in Berlin – if you remember. Are you afraid of the whistling and jeering or is it a sign for you of recognition of your good performance? I’m not afraid. I think there will be whistling again but I can cope with it. I’m professional enough – and it doesn’t affect me. When one considers the Turkish fans it’s almost a dual-relationship [with you]. On the one hand they are amazed with you, because you play at Real Madrid, one of the biggest clubs in the world. On the other hand they are all very sad because you don’t play for Turkey. How do you cope with that? Very positively because the people I meet on the street are all very [Mesut hesitates] positive and very proud of me – they say so too. And until now I have received no negative remarks – except in Berlin with the jeering – but except for that nothing but positive things. When you go into a stadium like that – what does it feel like? Is it an incentive? One really doesn’t feel it. Once the referee blows his whistle then you concentrate on the game and you don’t absorb it. Perhaps with the corners or throw ins then you do notice it – but otherwise you are occupied and you don’t feel it. How difficult is it – the German National Team is qualified – they’ve had a fabulous qualifying campaign – how difficult is it to motivate yourself when you have two games that are important for the teams you are facing (both Belgium and Turkey could still qualify) but not really for you personally? How do you find the motivation – especially when your clubs still have so many important games? Our goal is to win every game. We are qualified and we know it but as I said before, we want to win every game and I believe no German National Team has managed it before us [Mesut refers to the perfect streak of 8 wins in 8 games – and the hope that the team will manage 10 in 10] and our goal is to win the next two games and it would be a positive thing if we were to manage it. A final question – which all German fans want to know. How is it going at the moment at Real Madrid. We are contented. We are in third place [in the table] and it’s going well at the moment and I’m happy of course when I’m allowed to play for Real Madrid. Translated by jenny_jenkins on livejournal

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