Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Sore Right Shoulder/ Breast
If you have not been yet, hurry before the end of the month! Vanessa Atlan
What Tests Can Determine If You Have Pcos
Nivel Plover
breeze Neapolitan - Guerino and peyronnin (1957)
the return of the swallows - Trognée / O. Pagano (1957)
"hisses, whistles, hisses, whistles ..." 
breeze Neapolitan - Guerino and peyronnin (1957)
the return of the swallows - Trognée / O. Pagano (1957)
"hisses, whistles, hisses, whistles ..."
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Scratching Throat After Flu Shot
The 5 key steps to overtake you!
- Form a clear mental image of the desired result
- Get yourself a real positive pressure to maintain your motivation
- Set a deadline for each new objective
- doers any new activity for 21 consecutive days so that it becomes a healthy habit
- Have fun every day!
The 5 Step Method for Attaining Goals
Robin Sharma - The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
Monday, February 14, 2011
Blue Prints Of Wood Stoves
Deux Grammy's pour des artistes français
Congratulations to Cecilia Bartoli, who won the Grammy for "Best Classical Vocal Performance" for her to Interpret Sacrificium album, also nominated in the category of Best Classical Album .
Congratulations to David Guetta, who won for the second consecutive year, the Grammy for best remix for the song Revolver.
And a nod to the other nominees French: Pierre Boulez, nominated like every year since ... always as the best conductor this year with the symphony orchestra Chicago for their interpretation of Pulcinella and Symphony in Three Movements by Stravinsky.
Tijoux Ana, whose album 1977, I highly recommend, was nominated in the category Latin rock-alternative-urban . The French public does not know, and for good reason: although Franco-Argentine, she sings in English.
And last but not least, Bob Sinclar, who recorded his album with reggae legends Sly & Robbie. Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare had provided the rhythmic base on the two reggae albums of Serge Gainsbourg (La Marseillaise and Bad New Star ) and those thereafter, Grace Jones. Nominated in the category "Best Reggae Album", "Made in Jamaica " would in my opinion deserved the Grammy. You decide.
Apart from that, it's always special times when Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger take the stage. Especially the Grammy's. Congratulations to Muse, and bravo to Eminem and Dr Dre for their brilliant performances.
Congratulations to David Guetta, who won for the second consecutive year, the Grammy for best remix for the song Revolver.
And a nod to the other nominees French: Pierre Boulez, nominated like every year since ... always as the best conductor this year with the symphony orchestra Chicago for their interpretation of Pulcinella and Symphony in Three Movements by Stravinsky.
Tijoux Ana, whose album 1977, I highly recommend, was nominated in the category Latin rock-alternative-urban . The French public does not know, and for good reason: although Franco-Argentine, she sings in English.
And last but not least, Bob Sinclar, who recorded his album with reggae legends Sly & Robbie. Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare had provided the rhythmic base on the two reggae albums of Serge Gainsbourg (La Marseillaise and Bad New Star ) and those thereafter, Grace Jones. Nominated in the category "Best Reggae Album", "Made in Jamaica " would in my opinion deserved the Grammy. You decide.
Apart from that, it's always special times when Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger take the stage. Especially the Grammy's. Congratulations to Muse, and bravo to Eminem and Dr Dre for their brilliant performances.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
How To Wash Sulverware
WALKMANIA
To go from pickup to walkman he has had it overflows a little. Some fanatics had the idea to put it in song and in 45 laps!
Download this: The Cans - Walkman
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To go from pickup to walkman he has had it overflows a little. Some fanatics had the idea to put it in song and in 45 laps!
Download this: The Cans - Walkman
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Block Landline Number
the right to happiness
Side A: Bernard Evil - the right to happiness
Side B: Bernard evil - a Christmas for underprivileged
download
Generously shared by Dj Vastapane
Thanks! Warning
out the tissues!
"Children are still the right to be happy! Since that famous Saturday over there everything is forbidden, and Mr. educator became an unemployed " 
Side A: Bernard Evil - the right to happiness
Side B: Bernard evil - a Christmas for underprivileged
download
Generously shared by Dj Vastapane
Thanks! Warning
out the tissues!
"Children are still the right to be happy! Since that famous Saturday over there everything is forbidden, and Mr. educator became an unemployed "
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Discus Thrower Values
Vive L'Amour opening party with Scopitones & Umbrellas of Cherbourg
French food truck! Valentine's crafting! More!
"People only die of love in movies.” – Madame Emery, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Heartbreaking and lovely, drenching drab realities in a multi-colored shower of visual design, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is both a wondrous fantasy and a sadly realistic love tragedy -- a sublime contradiction. Director Jacques Demy takes a prosaic story about the thwarted and unfortunate love between a car mechanic and a shopgirl, constructed out of everyday utterances and depressingly believable life-changing decisions, and then sets it all to song; he takes the real locations of provincial Cherbourg, and literally repaints them to be as saturated as the film’s costumes and props. It is an amazingly confident formal coup that works to powerful emotional effect. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is beautiful in more ways than can be counted: Michel Legrand’s justly famous music, Catherine Deneuve’s youthful angelic countenance, and a romance so poignant that, like all true love, it lingers long after its final luminous image. Join us on the Cinefamily backyard English patio for drinks, snacks and dancing after the film, to celebrate the opening night of our February series "Vive L'Amour", featuring 7 French classics programmed around the theme of love!
Dir. Jacques Demy, 1964, 35mm, 91 min.
Tickets - $10
Buy Tickets - http://www.brownpaperticke ts.com/event/141729
Watch clip - http://www.cinefamily.org/ calendar/thursday.html#umb rellas 
| Time | Thursday, February 3 ⋅ 8:00 pm - 11:30pm |
|---|---|
| Location | The Cinefamily |
|---|---|
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - 8:00pm
French food truck! Valentine's crafting! More!
"People only die of love in movies.” – Madame Emery, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Heartbreaking and lovely, drenching drab realities in a multi-colored shower of visual design, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is both a wondrous fantasy and a sadly realistic love tragedy -- a sublime contradiction. Director Jacques Demy takes a prosaic story about the thwarted and unfortunate love between a car mechanic and a shopgirl, constructed out of everyday utterances and depressingly believable life-changing decisions, and then sets it all to song; he takes the real locations of provincial Cherbourg, and literally repaints them to be as saturated as the film’s costumes and props. It is an amazingly confident formal coup that works to powerful emotional effect. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is beautiful in more ways than can be counted: Michel Legrand’s justly famous music, Catherine Deneuve’s youthful angelic countenance, and a romance so poignant that, like all true love, it lingers long after its final luminous image. Join us on the Cinefamily backyard English patio for drinks, snacks and dancing after the film, to celebrate the opening night of our February series "Vive L'Amour", featuring 7 French classics programmed around the theme of love!
Dir. Jacques Demy, 1964, 35mm, 91 min.
Tickets - $10
Buy Tickets - http://www.brownpaperticke
Watch clip - http://www.cinefamily.org/
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