#2000s avon winter

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Avon Naturals Cranberry and Cinnamon Shower Gel

2004-2011ish

Found on Ebay, user thriftyzrs

[michaelgruberfan]

(WIP)

Timeline of Michael’s shows/ work up to 2013 will add more as I get the time (Taken from the Michaelgruber Angelfire website but will be updated by me at a later date (ill rb it then))

2012-2013 -- Bye Bye Birdie Chanhassen Dinner Theater, Chanhassen, MN 2012 -- Roman Holiday The Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, MN 2011-2012 -- Hairspray Chanhassen Dinner Theater, Chanhassen, MN 2011 -- Jesus Christ Superstar Chanhassen Dinner Theatre, Chanhassen, MN 2010 -- Hairspray TUTS, Houston, TX 2010 -- Hits from The Music Man, Seattle Symphony, conducted by Marvin Hamlisch Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WA 2009 -- White Christmas 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle, WA 2009 -- A Chorus Line National and International Tours 2009 -- Singin' In The Rain Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, St. Paul, MN 2009 -- Grey Gardens Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, St. Paul, MN 2008 -- White Christmas Theatre Under The Stars, Houston 2008 -- A Chorus Line National Tour 2007-2008 -- A Chorus Line Schoenfeld Theatre, New York City 2007 -- Stairway To Paradise - 50 Years of Revue in Review An Original Encores! Production, New York City Center 2007 -- Irving Berlin's Easter Parade - World Premier Chanhassen Theatres, Chanhassen, MN 2006-2007 -- Irving Berlin's White Christmas 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle and California Musical Theatre, Sacramento 2006 -- My One and Only Reprise Concert Series, Freud Playhouse, Westwood, CA 2006 -- Godspell Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia 2006 -- Applause for the Golden Boy: The Music of Charles Strouse - benefit tribute - New York Historical Society, New York City 2006 -- Guys and Dolls Maltz Jupiter Theatre, FL 2005 -- Irving Berlin's White Christmas Wang Center Theatre, Boston 2005 -- And Then I Wrote... The Songs of Steve Marzullo - concert Birdland Jazz Club, New York City 2005 -- What A Glorious Feeling - World Premiere Production Mason Street Warehouse, MI Dec. 2004 - Mar. 2005 -- Singin' in the Rain - tour Houston TUTS Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre Sacramento's California Musical Theatre 2004 -- Anything Goes Avon Theatre - Stratford, ON 2003 -- A Manhattan Christmas - cabaret King Kong Room, New York City 2003 -- Laughing Room Only Brooks Atkins Theatre, New York City 2003 -- Wizard of Oz Lyric Theatre, Oklahoma City 2003 -- Crazy For You Marian Theatre and Solvang Festival, CA 2003 -- Anything Goes Riverside Theatre, FL 2003 -- Taboo - reading New York City 2002 -- Ain't That a Kick in the Head - workshop The New 42nd Street Studios, New York City 2002 - Smokey Joe's Cafe California Musical Theatre 2002 -- Dames at Sea Goodspeed Opera House 2001 -- Red Hot and Blue Paper Mill Playhouse 2001 -- Kiss Me, Kate Martin Beck Theatre, New York City 2000 -- Anything Goes 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle 2000 -- Rags Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia 2000 -- Singin' in the Rain Music Theatre of Wichita 2000 -- Symposium on theatre at SUNY's Stony Brook campus 2000 -- 14th Annual Easter Bonnet Competition New Amsterdam Theatre, New York City 1999 - 2000 -- Swing! St. James Theatre, New York City 1999 -- Floyd's Follies - Benefit Paper Mill Playhouse 1999 -- Tommy - concert tour 1998 -- History of Sex Golden Nugget Casino, Las Vegas 1998 -- Follies Paper Mill Playhouse 1997 -- filming of Cats video Adelphi Theatre, London 1997 -- Wizard of Oz The Theatre at Madison Square Garden 1996 -- Angela Lansbury - A Celebration - benefit tribute Majestic Theatre, New York City 1996 -- Dodsworth Douglas Fairbanks and John Houseman Theatres, New York City 1996 - 1999 -- Cats Winter Garden Theatre, New York City 1995 -- New Year's Eve Celebration Paper Mill Playhouse 1995 -- West Side Story The Muny Theatre, St. Louis 1995 -- Oklahoma! Arizona Theatre Company, Tucson and Phoenix 1995 -- Little By Little Eighty-eights Club, New York City 1994 -- Harvest of Stars - ArtsPower Benefit Paper Mill Playhouse 1994 -- Songbook Arts and Artists at St. Paul's/National Music Theater Network, New York City 1994 -- Singin' in the Rain Paper Mill Playhouse 1994 -- West Side Story Music Theatre of Wichita 1994 -- Kiss Me, Kate Goodspeed Opera House 1993 -- Little Me Birmingham Theatre, Birmingham, MI 1993 -- Falsettos Alliance Theatre, Atlanta 1993 -- Anything Goes Music Theatre of Wichita 1993 -- Good News! Music Theatre of Wichita 1993 -- Singin' in the Rain California Musical Theatre 1993 -- 7th Annual Easter Bonnet Competition Broadway Theatre, New York City 1993 -- Assisted with choreography of Singin' in the Rain Indian Hill (OH) High School 1993 -- Songs of Unlikely Lovers - A Valentine's Day Review Music Theatre of Wichita 1993 -- My Favorite Year Vivian Beaumont Theatre, Lincoln Center, New York City 1992 -- Singin' in the Rain Music Theatre of Wichita 1991 - 1994 -- Miss Saigon - original company Broadway Theatre, New York City 1990 -- West Side Story - national tour 1989 - 1990 -- A Chorus Line - final company Shubert Theatre, New York City 1988 -- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Alaska Light Opera, Anchorage 1988 -- Dreamgirls Elmsford (NY) Dinner Theatre 1988 -- West Side Story - European Tour 1987 -- My One and Only Paper Mill Playhouse

[betweenthetimeandsound]

Three Minutes to Eternity: My ESC 250 (#220-211)

#220: Yiannis Dimitras -- Feggari Kalokerino (Greece 1981)

"Κοίτα τον έρημο γυαλό Σου ψιθυρίζω σ’ αγαπώ Τώρα θα χτίσω εκκλησιά Για της αγάπης τα τρελά παιδιά" "Look at the desolate seashore I whisper you “I love you” Now I’ll build a church For the crazy children of love" The opening shot, the rose on the piano, set the stage for such a romantic journey under the summer moon. And the soundscape created through the piano and instrumental throw us into this endearing scene, one which is also tinged with melancholy. Feggari Kalokerino is not only an ode to this beauty, but also an admission of craziness for falling in love. With such pretty lyrics, one can't help but get enveloped in this pretty world, where everything is so beautiful. The combination of Yiannis' singing and the woman's piano playing is also quite cute, albeit with some...interesting undertones to it. Either way, it's classical yet timeless.

Personal ranking: 3rd/20 Actual ranking: 8th/20 in Dublin

#219: Liliane Saint-Pierre -- Soldiers of Love (Belgium 1987)

“Neem elkaars handen Smeed nou die banden toe Hoor je die verre kreet? Geen mens vraagt dat leed” “Take each other’s hands Come on, weld those bonds Do you hear that distant scream? Nobody asks for that suffering” Top ten opening themes of anime, haha. It also helps that "Soldiers of Love" is the English translation for the song "Ai no Senshi" from Sailor Moon (which I've listened to many times but haven't gotten that far into the anime...). That said, Soldiers of Love packs a punch with the instrumentation and the high intensity of the melody. The lyrics are a powerful battle cry, albeit one which advocates for peace amongst people. There’s so much energy and determination in Belgium’s host entry, one would prepare themselves for battle for a good cause. Liliane really delivers this earnestly and with determination, though sometimes the military-style get-up stands out to me the most when I watch it again. Though those two guitarists turning their ends as if they were firing guns is a cool thing to behold.

It's one of the host entries that is better than the song which one it for the country, which is something because J'aime la vie is considered a fan favorite.

Personal ranking: 6th/22 Actual ranking: 11th/22 in Brussels

#218: Beth -- Dime (Spain 2003)

"Cuántas veces te llamé en la noche Cuántas veces te busqué Por mis recuerdos yo vuelvo Y no pierdo la fe" "How many times did I call you in the night? How many times did I look for you? I return for my memories And I don’t lose faith" For some reason, Dime reminds me of "Die for You" from two years earlier--both feature modern pop bops with ethnic influences, both imploring about the state of a relationship (while they both want to make it wor. And they're both in the same key! At the same time, Dime holds its own as one of the strongest 2000s entries from Spain. They had similar flamenco/Latin inspired entries in 2001 and 2004, which were highlights in rather mediocre years because of their uniqueness overall. But the guitar flourishes here work well with the dance beat, and it provides its own fun.

Personal ranking: 3rd/26 Actual ranking: 8th/26 in Riga

#217: Svala -- Paper (Iceland 2017)

“Drawing every bit of my truth Colour me in with your blue” I didn’t actually pay attention to this song in the follow-up to the 2017 contest. I also didn’t watch the semi-finals, which could’ve led to me neglecting the song entirely otherwise, especially I've heard a lot about Blackbird during that time. However, the summer after the contest, I discovered the song and listened to it. And I liked it! (And then I got hooked with Svala's other songs through her different groups) I was interested particularly in the lyrics, which discussed a fight between one’s mental demons and anxiety. I like the English version more than the Icelandic one; the latter is a bit more optimistic on winning against the battle whereas the former really takes the issue seriously. The production, while a bit staid, added to the feeling of helplessness with its electronic coldness. The staging also tries to incorporate this, though it didn't work in making it stand out. (I did like Svala's cape and makeup, though!) While I do love "Hear them Calling" a lot, I had a more interesting journey with Paper--it grew until it became something I highly enjoyed. Personal ranking: 6th/42 Actual ranking: DNQ -- 15th in the first semi-final in Kyiv

#216: Live Report -- Why Do I Always Get it Wrong? (United Kingdom 1989)

“You can do what you want to do now...” Honestly, this has to be one of my favorite British entries ever. While "Go" from the previous year gets a lot of acclaim because of its songwriting and Scott's performance (along with how it ended up second in the end), "Why Do I Always Get it Wrong?" is better on how it envelops a mood and could actually be found from this era (though it sadly didn't do too well commercially afterwards, sigh)

Whenever I do something wrong, or self-hate, this is the song I turn to a lot. The synthesizers drew me in—it fit well with the late 1980s-early 1990s sound elsewhere. It's also helped that Celine performed "Where Does My Heart Beat Now" earlier in the contest, which piqued my interest. And while Ray’s ponytail was a choice, it didn’t distract from how he delivered the song.

Despite getting more 12-points, it ended up losing to Yugoslavia by just six points that year. While not my favorite that year, I think it was the better one of the top three; it equally reflects the times and holds up!

Personal and actual ranking: 2nd/22 in Lausanne

#215: Tommy Nilsson -- En Dag (Sweden 1989)

“En dag vi alla förstår, En dag, när stillheten rår, En dag jag finner din hand, När vägarna möts förstår vi varann,” “One day, we all understand, One day, when silence rules One day, I find your hand When our roads meet, we will understand each other” My two favorites from 1989 are sonically different, diverging between despair and hope. I listen to "Why Do I Always Get it Wrong" a bit more, but "En Dag' would stand out for me in a few different ways, more from being just the optimistic song of the two.

The intro features really good brass, which leads way to the fun instrumental. I like how it builds, and Tommy’s interplay with the backing vocalists is incredibly strong. You get a sense of energy from the both of them as they send the song to new heights.

Basically, it's just glorious!

Personal ranking: 1st/22 Actual ranking: 4th/22 in Lausanne

Final Impressions of 1989: It's a pretty fine year, both in songs in production. There are a number of good songs there, though not many classics which hold out in the long-term (except for Vi maler byen rød, which became famous in Denmark and even became the premise of a musical!). Highlights include an overactive conductor from Turkey, two children, and an awesome interval act involving a crossbow!

#214: Bang -- Stop (Greece 1987)

“Ότι κάνεις για δόξα και λεφτά Δες τι χάνεις, αλλού είναι η χαρά”

“Whatever you do is for fame and money See what you are missing, joy is somewhere else”

I’ve heard this song compared to Wham’s output, especially with its vintage rock-n-roll sound (wake me up before you go go). This doesn’t make it any less bad, with its charming tone and thoughtful lyrics about how a girl who only wants material goods should stop chasing them.

(This is another reason why sometimes, the original-language version is better that any other one--the English version to this song has goes on a completely different tangent)

The performance also falls into vintage aesthetics, with the suits for both Thanos and Vassilis and sock-hop style dresses for the backing vocalists. It's really cute, and the way they dance fits the scene.

On another note, apparently Greeks saw this as a favorite at the time, can someone verify that?

Personal ranking: 5th/22 Actual ranking: 10th/22 in Brussels

#213: Guy Bonnet -- Marie-Blanche (France 1970)

“Nous sommes là dans une douce quiétude Nous avons mis fin à notre solitude Nos corps apprennent de tendres habitudes Et Marie-Blanche est à moi”

“We’re there in a soft stillness We’ve put an end to our loneliness Our bodies learn tender habits And Marie-Blanche is mine”

By 1970, chanson was on its way out; in its place was folk, rock-n-roll (spearheaded in France by Johnny Halladay, who has a great French version of "House of the Rising Sun"), and psychadelia. Within France itself, some of the #1 singles from that year include Comme j'ai toujours envie d'aimer, Let It Be, and Bridge over Troubled Water (a total masterpiece, I tell you).

So, what does one make of Marie-Blanche, in this case?

It's a really sweet love poem, in which Guy declares his love for the girl. and conveys a particularly cute scene. Whenever I listen to this, I envision two lovers cuddling inside while watching the snow fall during the winter. There's a sense of magic and serenity in all this, and the lyrics match the pretty piano melody.

Basically, hits are important to keep the contest alive. But songs like Marie Blanche can pull on the feels in the right ways.

Personal ranking: 2nd/12 Actual ranking: =4th/12 in Amsterdam

#212: Justyna -- Sama (Poland 1995)

“I czuła się tak marnie Poczuła się tak marnie Jakby Bóg, dobry Bóg Nie lubił pcheł..”

“And I feel poor Feeling so poor As if God, the good God Didn’t love little fleas...”

If 1994’s To nie ja represented something classic and hopeful, 1995’s Sama takes it and reverses it. (And in the grand Eurovision timeline, they're only separated by the last song of 1994, Je suis un vrai garcon from France) Instead of a young woman filled with life and singing a decent ballad, we have another one pondering herself, all alone, with nobody to help her.

Also, this is more of an acquired taste with its out-of-tune recordings and Justyna’s scream. But it doesn’t feel out of place within the 1990s, with its alternative influences and production, and I like Sama a lot for that!

Unfortunately, it also caused it to do substantially worse, which is simultaneously explainable and baffling. A good result would've made waves for future Eurovision entries; the 1990s are my favorite decade, but they did misalign quite a bit from the mainstream.

Personal ranking: 7th/23 Actual ranking: 18th/23 in Dublin

#211: The Shadows -- Let Me Be the One (United Kingdom 1975)

"You and I could have an affair/make sweet music, go anywhere"

Isn't this lyric really charming? I couldn't help but have a little giggle because of it; there's a sense of naughtiness (especially with choosing "affair"; are they trying to something illicit?) underneath it.

That said, The Shadows are mainly known for their instrumental rock, but Let Me Be the One has a neat melody line. The rock-n-roll vibe, which could be released within that decade, is light but lovely, and added a jolt of uniqueness to the otherwise poppy contest up to that point. The flubbed line in the beginning ("let me be the one who literally holds you tight", haha) adds to the whole thing, but they were able to carry on, nevertheless.

And while I like all the 1970s winners to some extent, I would switch out "Ding-a-Dong" for Let Me Be the One in terms of winners vs. runners-up; like with Sama, it could've changed the contest in a positive way.

Personal ranking: =3rd/19 Actual ranking: 2nd/19 in Stockholm

[k-u-z-u]

Can you do them all for us. I know it's a lot to ask but it's just easier like this. Thank you

Ah shit, here we go again. To who though? This is the 2nd time I do this, so you could at least send me a message you know. At least I would know who wants to know 200 informations of me :’D

200: My crush’s name is: @xedalist199: I was born in: 2000198: I am really: in love197: My cellphone company is: Huawei196: My eye color is: green195: My shoe size is: EU 39194: My ring size is: I don’t know tbh, I never wear ring.193: My height is: 171 cm192: I am allergic to: I don’t have any allergies.191: My 1st car was: I can’t even drive. :’D190: My 1st job was: waitress189: Last book you read: Eastern by Martin Kay188: My bed is: Not so comfy.187: My pet: fish186: My best friend: @sangeki-x185: My favorite shampoo is: Syoss pure184: Xbox or ps3: pc183: Piggy banks are: useless182: In my pockets: I don’t have pockets right now. If i have, usually nothing.181: On my calendar: Nothing because my life is boring.180: Marriage is: not meant to make you happy179: Spongebob can: make Krabby Patty178: My mom: too loud177: The last three songs I bought were? I’ve never spent money on songs before.176: Last YouTube video watched: A hungarian streamer’s highlights video.175: How many cousins do you have? 3174: Do you have any siblings? Yes, a brother.173: Are your parents divorced? no172: Are you taller than your mom? yes171: Do you play an instrument? No but I would love to.170: What did you do yesterday? worked, played[ I Believe In ] 169: Love at first sight: yes168: Luck: yes167: Fate: yes166: Yourself: no165: Aliens: no164: Heaven: no163: Hell: no162: God: I just don’t care.161: Horoscopes: kinda160: Soul mates: yes159: Ghosts: yes158: Gay Marriage: yes157: War: no156: Orbs: yes155: Magic: no[ This or That ] 154: Hugs or Kisses: meh both >153: Drunk or High: drunk152: Phone or Online: both151: Red heads or Black haired: ahh booooth150: Blondes or Brunettes: both :’D149: Hot or cold: cold148: Summer or winter: winter147: Autumn or Spring: autumn146: Chocolate or vanilla: chocolate145: Night or Day: night144: Oranges or Apples: oranges143: Curly or Straight hair: on me, straight but both ftw142: McDonalds or Burger King: McDonalds141: White Chocolate or Milk Chocolate: milk chocolate140: Mac or PC: pc139: Flip flops or high heals: flip flops138: Ugly and rich OR sweet and poor: sweet and poor137: Coke or Pepsi: neither of them136: Hillary or Obama: Obama? :’D I’m not from the USA135: Burried or cremated: burried134: Singing or Dancing: singing133: Coach or Chanel: ugh never heard of Coach before :’D132: Kat McPhee or Taylor Hicks: I don’t even know them :’D131: Small town or Big city: small town130: Wal-Mart or Target: -129: Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler: -128: Manicure or Pedicure: manicure127: East Coast or West Coast: East126: Your Birthday or Christmas: Christmas125: Chocolate or Flowers: chocolate124: Disney or Six Flags: Disney123: Yankees or Red Sox: -[ Here’s What I Think About ] 122: War: It’s pointless.121: George Bush: -120: Gay Marriage: Two people who love eachother decide to spend the rest of their lives together. It’s just normal marriage.119: The presidential election: -118: Abortion: -117: MySpace: -116: Reality TV: It can be funny af.115: Parents: My parents? You don’t want to know what i think about them.114: Back stabbers: They are disgusting.113: Ebay: Usually trash.112: Facebook: It’s okay.111: Work: It’s good, if you are working you can buy stuff you want.110: My Neighbors: I never see them so they are ok. :’D109: Gas Prices: TOO HIGH108: Designer Clothes: Having them is just showing off.107: College: It’s aight.106: Sports: I’m not interested in it.105: My family: lmao104: The future: If it’s with my bf, it’s perfect.[ Last time I ] 103: Hugged someone: I don’t even remember.102: Last time you ate: an hour ago101: Saw someone I haven’t seen in awhile: on monday100: Cried in front of someone: last week99: Went to a movie theater: months ago98: Took a vacation: 2 weeks ago97: Swam in a pool: years ago?96: Changed a diaper: in august ugh95: Got my nails done: a year ago maybe, I usually do it for myself94: Went to a wedding: few years ago93: Broke a bone: never92: Got a peircing: never91: Broke the law: years ago maybe90: Texted: 2 minutes ago[ MISC ] 89: Who makes you laugh the most: Me. I’m funny af.88: Something I will really miss when I leave home is: nothing87: The last movie I saw: Gone Girl86: The thing that I’m looking forward to the most: Living with @xedalist85: The thing im not looking forward to: my exams lol84: People call me: Dorina83: The most difficult thing to do is: Living without @xedalist82: I have gotten a speeding ticket: nope81: My zodiac sign is: Aquarius80: The first person i talked to today was: mom79: First time you had a crush: When I was 10yo.78: The one person who i can’t hide things from: @xedalist77: Last time someone said something you were thinking: yesterday76: Right now I am talking to: @xedalist75: What are you going to do when you grow up: I will never grow up sry.74: I have/will get a job: I kinda already have.73: Tomorrow: I’ll play league and rest FINALLY.72: Today: I worked.71: Next Summer: Hopefully will live with @xedalist70: Next Weekend: I’ll do nothing as well yaaay.69: I have these pets: fishes68: The worst sound in the world: Cardi-B’s voice67: The person that makes me cry the most is: -66: People that make you happy: @xedalist , @sangeki-x , @dark-blind-love65: Last time I cried: yesterday64: My friends are: the best63: My computer is: fast af yay62: My School: ugh61: My Car: I don’t have car.60: I lose all respect for people who: are violent.59: The movie I cried at was: Kimi no na wa58: Your hair color is: light brown57: TV shows you watch: Dance moms lmao56: Favorite web site: :) Tumblr :)))55: Your dream vacation: As long as I’m with @xedalist, everything is like a dream.54: The worst pain I was ever in was: -53: How do you like your steak cooked: I don’t like steak.52: My room is: aight51: My favorite celebrity is: Melanie Martinez50: Where would you like to be: with @xedalist49: Do you want children: yes ♥ @xedalist48: Ever been in love: so in love rn47: Who’s your best friend: question 186 pls46: More guy friends or girl friends: I’m okay with both.45: One thing that makes you feel great is: music44: One person that you wish you could see right now: @xedalist43: Do you have a 5 year plan: kinda yes42: Have you made a list of things to do before you die: no41: Have you pre-named your children: yeeees40: Last person I got mad at: mom39: I would like to move to: Canada38: I wish I was a professional: nail artist, yep[ My Favorites ] 37: Candy: I hate candy.36: Vehicle: car35: President: -34: State visited: -33: Cellphone provider: -32: Athlete: -31: Actor: -30: Actress: -29: Singer: Melanie Martinez28: Band: Mamamoo27: Clothing store: I don’t have a favorite.26: Grocery store: They are all kinda the same :’D25: TV show: Dance moooms24: Movie: K-1223: Website: still Tumblr:)22: Animal: cat21: Theme park: -20: Holiday: Christmas19: Sport to watch: -18: Sport to play: esport ftw17: Magazine: -16: Book: -15: Day of the week: Friday14: Beach: -13: Concert attended: -12: Thing to cook: cakes11: Food: everything hehe10: Restaurant: a hungarian one9: Radio station: I don’t listen to radio.8: Yankee candle scent: Never owned a Yankee candle before. Too expensive :’D7: Perfume: Avon Attraction6: Flower: hydrangea5: Color: blue, black4: Talk show host: -3: Comedian: -2: Dog breed: not a fan of dogs1: Did you answer all these truthfully ? yes

[insanityclause]

“I’m a meat and two veg kinda fella,” says Kenneth Branagh. “I love my fish and chips, and my English breakfast, and I like my football and horse racing – my dad loved the horses.” His tastes, he admits, such as his signature dessert recipe for melted Mars bar over vanilla ice cream, were formed in his working-class childhood.

For the past four decades, this son of a joiner from Belfast has been living cheek by jowl with that other great scion of the lower classes – William Shakespeare. Ever since Branagh became a stage and film star playing Henry V in the Eighties, he’s been directing Shakespeare’s works, adapting them, playing many of his great characters. Now, at 58, he is assuming the bald pate, sharp nose and very pointed beard of the playwright himself, in the self-directed All Is True.

It’s an unexpectedly moving portrait. Branagh’s Will is entering his 50s, and retiring from London to Stratford-upon-Avon, where he had long owned a house, and where at 18, he had married Anne Hathaway, a 26-year-old already pregnant with their child. It’s 1613, the Globe Theatre has burned down, and the playwright is still grieving the death of his only son, Hamnet, many years earlier.

“For me, it was a sort of time travel,” says Branagh, whose enduring boyishness hides the fact that he is eight years older than the Shakespeare we meet in the film. (The playwright died in 1616, at the age of 52.) Branagh’s Shakespeare is stiff of bearing; Branagh isn’t. He’s playful while having his photograph taken in the London hotel where we meet, and his comfortable clothes – knitwear – mirror a softness in his tone and manner. It masks a seriousness that shows itself often when he speaks.

After all these years exploring Shakespeare’s work, does the think he has a feel for the man? “I have a sense of preoccupations that repeat themselves,” he says. “They came together when I played Leontes in The Winter’s Tale a couple of years ago, because it did feel like a play from a man at the end of his professional life, maybe in the evening of his life – there was such a longing in it for this lost child, such an ache for the reunification of a family, that it seemed to add up with all sorts of longings in the plays, even in the comedies.”

The grief for Hamnet in All Is True is so acute that, set against the way Will yearns for a male heir, and his complicated relationship with his daughters, Susanna and Judith (Hamnet’s twin), it makes you wonder whether Branagh has been contemplating his own mortality. Does he wish that he had had children?

“Didn’t happen,” he shrugs. “It doesn’t seem to me to be valuable to be wishing and hoping for things that don’t appear to have been on your dance card. I go with what we have. I start with, are you healthy, do you have some family, do you have some friends? Anything north of that’s terrific.”

Since 2003, Branagh has been married to art director Lindsay Brunnock. Before that, of course, he was married to Emma Thompson – a celebrity coupling that was so ubiquitous between 1989 and 1994 that they were referred to simply as “Ken and Em”. They acted in a series of Branagh’s films together, such as the history-repeats-itself thriller Dead Again (1991), the rather precious paean to privilege, Peter’s Friends (1992), and a very winning Much Ado About Nothing (1993), before the partnership ended with Branagh’s affair with Helena Bonham Carter. Does he think he and Thompson will ever work together again? “I don’t know,” he says. Would he like to? “She’s a terrific talent, so who knows?”

Branagh is clearly not keen to talk about his personal life, however much of it is already in the public arena. Yet so little is known of Shakespeare’s life that All Is True must make a series of guesses to fill the void. (The script is written by Ben Elton, who has already treated the subject as comedy in Upstart Crow.) But the element most likely to raise eyebrows is the casting of Judi Dench as Hathaway. Dench is 84. It’s very unusual to cast a woman 26 years older than her leading man, isn’t it? “Is she 26 years [older]?” says Branagh, surprised. “Really?” I nod – does he think audiences will balk at that?

“I don’t think so. I was aware that for the past 100 years of cinema that age gap has usually been the other way round. If it felt it was going to kill the story, I would have been terrified; for some maybe it will, but for me, not at all. She’s unique and to have that chance with one of the greatest living actors, the age thing didn’t come into it.”

Is it an example of “age-blind casting”? “Yeah, I guess so. She was the right person for the role.” The film seems to suggest that Hathaway and Shakespeare reunite sexually, too. I wonder if, as a director, he considered having a physical scene between them? “No, it didn’t seem appropriate for this. I wouldn’t have balked at it if it had seemed right, very much not.”

He also shares a seven-minute scene with Ian McKellen, who plays the Earl of Southampton, to whom Shakespeare famously dedicated two poems. It evolves into a duel between heavyweight Shakespeareans when both recite Sonnet 29 (“When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes”). “I practised for that scene as I’ve never practised before,” Branagh admits, explaining that he went to see McKellen perform as Lear last year, and rehearsed with him backstage. “I found that pretty intimidating… You’ve got to be up pretty early in the morning to keep up with Dench, but with him…”

It’s one of the pivotal moments of the film, which clearly suggests that the Bard was in love with a man. Is that an unavoidable conclusion from the Sonnets, four-fifths of which are addressed to a “fair youth”? “I think it’s certainly unavoidable not to consider it very strongly,” Branagh says. Is there room for doubt that Shakespeare preferred men? He laughs. He’s weighing his words carefully. “I think it’s a strong possibility.”

Branagh does this a lot, studiedly avoiding sound-bites. Asked if he believes Shakespeare was indeed the author of the plays, he decides: “The other theories are brilliant speculations, but there has been no winning piece of evidence. In the current state of knowledge, I would follow the man from Stratford.”

Branagh’s family moved from Belfast to Reading to escape the Troubles when he was nine. As a boy from the sticks, who arrived at Rada in the late Seventies, then went on to act, direct and try his hand as a playwright, had he wanted to actually be Shakespeare?

It’s impossible to imagine it, he says. He just felt “so at home and happy telling stories in the theatre to a live audience, the itinerant nature of it. Those that were ahead of me – whether it was Shakespeare or actors of the past or directors – I was inspired by them.”

Branagh’s career began in a blaze of glory. But while his stage reputation continued to grow, in film at least there was a mid-period lull. His Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1995) was panned; his run of big-screen Shakespeare adaptations stuttered with the widely derided song-and-dance version of Love’s Labour’s Lost (2000), and even when he returned with a striking As You Like It (2006) set in 19th-century Japan, around the same time as The Magic Flute (2006) and Sleuth (2007), all three “received a pretty rough time”, he says. Yet he’s sanguine about criticism. “Sometimes people don’t like ’em. It’s as simple as that. I put the same feeling into all of them.”

He has always had a phenomenal approach to work that seems to border on mania. Since he was 29, he has been using meditation to ensure that he doesn’t yo-yo between frantic activity – “I wouldn’t characterise it as manic, but I would say, yes, extremely hectic at times” – and its corresponding depressive state.

“I knew I had to work quite hard at all those things that would try to allow you some peace amid the noise and haste. I like to read about spiritual matters and I’ve developed the meditation since then to try to find the way to turn down the noise. When the engine’s revving really high, I think you have to be careful.”

A decade ago, Branagh made the decision to leave the West End production of Hamlet he had been about to direct, starring Jude Law, to take up the reins of Thor (2011) for Marvel. It was a change of direction that opened the door to a new phase in his career, as a director of blockbuster movies. He won’t accept the charge that comic-book films have killed grown-up cinema – “Well I’ve just made a grown-up film, I’d say” – and mounts a strong defence.

“In the best hands you get stories that involve spectacle and, in some cases, depth or wit or creative imagination that allows for a really cinematic experience, they provide stories that make you want to go to the pictures. They ain’t killing grown-up movies.”

His hit 2015 Cinderella, starring Lily James and Richard Madden, will be followed this summer by a lavish Disney adaptation of Artemis Fowl, Eoin Colfer’s 2001 novel about a boy genius who discovers the fairy world beneath our feet. Blockbusters bring their own set of pressures. Does he fear that if Artemis Fowl bombs, that avenue closes? “No, it doesn’t feel that way, although perhaps it is that way,” Branagh says. “I think if it felt like that it would be quite hard to do the work, but I’ve certainly been in situations where if a movie doesn’t work you’re really aware of the cold winds that blow around you for a while. It’s a commercial business and these are big investments.”

What would he do if an invitation to take on the Bond franchise came his way? “I have absolutely no idea,” he says. “I have Artemis Fowl to finish and I hope we get to make Death on the Nile [the second of his Agatha Christie adaptations, after Murder on the Orient Express, in which he stars as Poirot] towards the end of the year. Ask me the Bond question a picture or so from now.” He leans back.

“I should be so lucky.”

There will be a preview screening of 'All is True' followed by a Q&A with Kenneth Branagh at VUE cinema in Leicester Square on Wednesday 6th February, from 6.30pm.

Tickets are £20 for non-subscribers and £10 for subscribers.

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Stonehenge, one of the biggest mysteries of all time...

Hi all and welcome to Spirit's blog. Today I would like to explore the origins of Stonehenge. I wrote a post recently about the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, to be completely honest I was disappointed that Stonehenge was not included. So after wondering and wondering I sought to find the truth, or as much of it as can be found. So now I give you the origins of Stonehenge, to the best of our knowledge.

Stonehenge dimensions and location

Stonehenge is an ancient monument in Wiltshire, England. This circular monument is constructed using large man made, stones that are placed vertically or "standing stones". The standing stones in this structure measure 13' high, 7' wide and weigh about 25 tons. Archaeologists have dated Stonehenge to roughly 3000 B.C. to 2000 B.C.

Stage 1 Construction

The exploration of Stonehenge confirms that it was created in three phases, the following is stage 1. Archaeologists believe Stonehenge started as a circular bank, with a ditch inside. The entire structure is enclosed by Seaford Chalk, a limestone based chalk like substance that was believed to be used in the late Cretaceous period. The structure's diameter was 360 feet in diameter. It also had a large opening as an entrance to the northeast and a small entrance to the south. The bones of deer and oxen were found inside the center of the structure also some tools of the time period (the late Cretaceous). On the outer circumference of this structure is 56 holes, each about 1 meter in diameter. The purpose of these holes is still unknown, some believe it many be astronomical in nature. The 2013 excavation of these holes found bone pieces from 56 individual people, buried in these holes. This leads others in the community to believe that this was a cremation or burial ground. Analysis of the bones confirms half to be male and the other half to be female, some were of children.

Stage 2 Construction

Stage 2 building of Stonehenge is no longer visible, but is found in the form of post-holes. There is belief that a wooden structure was inside the original circle of stage 1. These holes have been dated back to the third millennium B.C. There is evidence that there were wooden column like structures that stood at the northeast entrance and connected to the southern entrance. These holes are thought to be for architectural purpose, not burial, due to the fact that they measure 16 inches in diameter. The wide chalk lined holes created in the first stage were theorized to not have the intention of cremation or burial until roughly 2000 B.C. Their original purpose is still much debated question in the archaeological community.

Stage 3 Construction

Stage 3 of Stonehenge creation started circa 2600 B.C. The original builders of this ancient structure, seem to have abandoned the idea of using wood. Instead they created a line of large holes parallel to each other, through the center of the original structure. These holes held up to 80 standing stones, this leads explorers to believe it may be a ring within a ring. The stones that remained standing have been examined and are believed to be "blue stones". These stones are made of the igneous rock, dolerite, that is found 150 miles away in Wales. The idea is that the builders carried these massive stones that entire distance. There is also a theory that these stones were brought closer to Stonehenge by the melting of the Irish Sea Glacier, in the end of the Ice Age. These stones are said to weigh roughly 2 tons each, if they were moved by man, they did so by using a series of logs to roll under the stones. That was the method of moving heavy objects utilized in nearby China, India and Japan.

Resurrection

Another part of stage 3 consisted of them bringing over 30 larger stones. These stones are traced to an area about 25 miles north of Stonehenge. These stones were carved with a mortise and tenon, being a hole for another material to set in and a horizontal material to sit in opposing holes. The way they are depicted in the picture above. They also used a tongue and groove method like in wood working. Thirty stones were placed in a 108 foot, diameter circle and 30 were placed horizontally in the carved holes connecting them. Each standing stone measured roughly 25 tons. The horizontal stones measure 10 feet long, 1 meter wide, 2.6 feet thick and 16 feet of the ground. After it's completion, it was reconstructed a few times by the people of the Bronze Age, and possibly the Saxons.

Possible connection to other structures like it

Stonehenge was built by a civilization that was seems to have been lost, no written record has ever been found about it. The methods of it's creation are undocumented, the purpose of such a place are not recorded either. There is speculation that it was connected to another similar structure in near the Avon river. It has been noted that Stonehenge was built in a way that it would face the rising sunset in the winter solstice and away from the sun in the summer solstice.

Speculation as to the Purpose of Stonehenge

The speculation as to the purpose of this site ranges from religious ceremonies, to burial and cremation grounds, to astronomical viewings. The newest of theories is that Stonehenge was a place of healing. That would explain the burials and traumas found on the bones therein. Another new theory is that Stonehenge served more than one purpose, such as worship, healing, burial all in one. The final new theory is that Stonehenge was the place of the dead and the structures near the Avon river were the place of the living.

Story of Merlin and Stonehenge

There are stories that Stonehenge was created by Merlin the wizard, in the time of King Arthur. This story depicts the stones as healing stones. In the folktale the successor to King Arthur, King Aurelius Ambrosius needed a burial plot for 3000 knights to be buried in honor. Merlin suggested Stonehenge as their final resting place. The king sends 15000 knights, Uther Pendragon, and Merlin to retrieve the stones. They were believed at that time to be in nearby Ireland, 7000 knights died trying to move this massive structure to no avail. Then Merlin used skill and tools and moved it to it's current location. The story claims that Aurelius Ambrosius, Uther Pendragon and Constantine III, were all laid to rest here.

Story of an Ambush at this Site

Another story claims that the Saxons and the Britons in 472 were invited to a feast. Shortly after their arrival the King Hengist, orders his warriors to draw their weapons, killing 420 of the guest's army. Out of regret King Hengist ordered the building of Stonehenge on the site of the ambush, to show remorse.

Conclusion

Well to wrap this up, possibly millions of years, reconstructions and stories later, Stonehenge still remains a mystery. Scientists of all different types have examined the area, the bones, and the architecture of Stonehenge, and we are still no closer to the purpose of Stonehenge. Perhaps one day we will understand the workings of our ancient world and it's people. Until then... Blessed be.

[yes-ajconsulting]

Vorteile der Geschäftsvorbereitung in Russland

Russland ist eine aufstrebende Börse und Mitglied der BRICS-Gruppe, die Südafrika, China, Indien und Brasilien abdeckt. Mit den fünf Nationen hat Russland nach Südafrika die zweitkleinste Bevölkerung, obwohl die Kunden des Landes die wertvollsten unter der BRICS-Vereinigung sind. Russland ist die flächenmäßig größte Nation der Welt, einschließlich 17.125.200 Quadratkilometern oder 6.612.100 Quadratkilometern. Ein Land zählt 145,9 Millionen Einwohner (Schätzung 2019). In Russland gibt es 11 verschiedene Zeitzonen. Bei den Geschäftsmodellen liegt der russische Markt bei niedrigem BIP auf Platz 12.

 Stabile und sich entwickelnde Wirtschaft

 Russland besitzt eines der dynamisch wachsenden und engagierten Unternehmen der Welt. Da 1999 der BIP-Anstieg 6,8 % pro Jahr erreicht hat, bewegte er sich auch 2007 um 8,1 % (verbunden mit 4-5 % normalem Finanzwachstum der Unternehmen). Im Jahr 2009 kündigte das Ministerium für Wirtschaftshandel und Entwicklung eine aggressive Strategie an, die das russische Geschäft auf die Zeit plant. Wenn diese Ziele erreicht werden, würde Russland es mit der größten Volkswirtschaft Europas und der fünftgrößten der Welt aufnehmen.

 Gutes Bildungssystem

 Der russische Markt mit über 140 Millionen Menschen, deren Einkommen regelmäßig wächst. Im Verbund ein tolles Lern- und Bildungssystem in Russland. Es hat großen Respekt vor der Gestaltung eines hochqualifizierten Teams und geschulten Benutzern. Die Fähigkeiten des russischen Volkes sind in der russischen Literatur, Melodie, Poesie und Designleistungen einfach sichtbar.

 Verfügbares geografisches Gebiet

 Die weite geographische Reichweite Russlands reicht an jedem anderen Land vorbei. Da es Europa mit Asien verbindet und sich der Region Nordamerika anschließt, muss Russland eine umfassendere Zugänglichkeit für See-, Autobahn- und Zaunverbindungen haben und ist auch Sitz vieler wichtiger Einrichtungen.

Russlands Situation wird durch seine wichtigen natürlichen Mineralienvorräte, Kraftstoffprodukte, Erdöl einschließlich Gas sowie Waldreichtum ergänzt.

 Best work Power and team

 Russland ist ein großes öffentliches Wissen, durch ein Gefühl der Einheit, das wahrscheinlich aus seiner Geschichte und seinen Bedingungen entsteht.These hard winter times including geographischen Beschränkungen in Russland muss darauf hingewiesen werden, dass der Service eher für die Ausdauer als für das Spielen erforderlich war. Dieser Geist des Dienstes und der Einheit muss bei Problemen bei der Vorbereitung von Geschäften in Russland, insbesondere beim Handel mit russischen Äquivalenten, angewendet werden. Dies ist notwendig, um zum Beispiel zu sehen, dass Sie die Community früher fragen als die Person.

 Steigende Anlageaussichten

Russland sollte eine neue Finanzführung beginnen und bringt auch ausländische Investitionen, die für Unternehmen wichtig sein könnten, die an der Zuteilung von Lieferungen teilnehmen, um die Wachstumsmethode zu starten.

Multinationale Unternehmen sind heute sowohl Geschäftsführer als auch wichtige Mitglieder in verschiedenen Teilen des russischen Verbrauchersektors. Das Erfrischungs- und Getränkegeschäft wird von Organisationen wie DANONE, Carlsberg, Nestle, Mars, Pepsi und Coca-Cola geleitet. Zu den großen globalen Fachleuten in den Bereichen Körperpflege, Make-up und Haushaltswaren zählen Unilever, Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal, Oriflamme, Avon, Mary Kay und Henkel.

Günstige Steuerstruktur

Steuerliche Verbesserungen im Jahr 2000 dürften sowohl die persönliche als auch die körperschaftsteuerliche Verantwortung überwinden. Ab Januar 2001 blieb eine Senkung des Einkommenssatzes von 13 % bestehen. Auch die Körperschaftssteuern wurden Anfang 2002 von 35 % auf 24 % gesenkt. Einige grundlegende Maßnahmen der Mehrwertsteuer (MwSt.) blieben Anfang 2004 von 20 % auf 18 % gesenkt, und eine lokale Verkaufssteuer von 5 % wurde ENTFERNT. Dieser Steuersatz war zu Beginn des Jahres 2009 um 24% bis 20% gesenkt worden. Russland hat unabhängige Geschäftsallianzen mit Regierungen der Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten (GUS) geschlossen. Sozialleistungen ab GUS-Staaten sind für die Einfuhr nach Russland zollamtsfrei.

[cheesetook]

Étape 5 : Le Beaujolais !

Nous avons établi nos quartiers à Villié-Morgon, petite commune de 2000 habitants. Nous sommes logés chez la famille Renard : Olivier, Stéphanie et leurs deux enfants. Olivier est installé comme vigneron depuis trois ans. Il cultive trois hectares de vignes en Beaujolais-villages et Morgon. C'est Rosie, cheval de trait comtois, qui l'accompagne pour travailler la terre.

Bilan météo après une semaine : 1 jour de beau ! Winter is coming...nous avons taillé nos premiers pieds de vigne sous la neige.

Alors que nous nous croyions perdus dans un brouillard épais pour toujours, un rayon de soleil est apparu et nous a redonné espoir ! 🌈

Ce coup de pouce météo nous a encouragé à bêcher le bord de la vigne pour niveler le terrain, qui accueillera bientôt de nouveaux pieds ! 🍇

[perfectirishgifts]

A Look At Park-Like Estates For About $15 Million In Los Angeles, France And Vail Valley

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A Look At Park-Like Estates For About $15 Million In Los Angeles, France And Vail Valley

When it comes to these homes, it’s all about location, location, location.

From a modern tour de force in Los Angeles to a sprawling villa in southeastern France, there’s no shortage of scenery with these world-class properties. Here’s a closer look at what about $15 million buys in the Bel-Air, Mougins and Vail Valley housing markets.

Avon, Colorado

Designed by architect Robert Ziegelman, the contemporary mountain retreat in Avon, Colo., takes in … [] sprawling mountain and tree-top views.

Located a few miles west of Vail in Avon, the gated community of Mountain Star is a low-density, 1,300-acre enclave of 90 residences. Rolling meadows, sage hills and forested glades create a scenic backdrop for the community. Cross-country trails throughout provide residents with access to the mountain setting they call home.

The large-lot estates that comprise the community are cared for by a full-time, on-site caretaker. A “Ranch Central” building serves as a communal space for neighborhood gatherings. 

This contemporary mansion bordering U.S. Forest Service lands was designed by architect Robert Ziegelman and built in 2000.

Price: $14.995 million

Size: 10,250 square feet

Price per square foot: $1,463

Inside: To navigate community restrictions, Ziegelman used smaller framed panes of glass to create large expanses that bring in mountain and forest views in nearly every direction. The living space is divided between three separate pavilions connected by clusters of large pillars.

In the main pavilion, the open-concept space is anchored by a giant half-circle fireplace. The primary bedroom suite, which has its own kitchen and dining area, occupies another pavilion. The third contains guest quarters and a heated garage. The three pavilions combine to offer six bedrooms, four full bathrooms, three ¾ bathrooms and two half baths. 

Outdoor living space: Decking extends from the second level to create additional space outdoors. Locally sourced stone features prominently in the home’s exterior design. Set on more than four acres, the property also has a dining patio and an in-ground spa — the latter being a welcome addition on cold winter nights.

Represented by: Catherine Jones Coburn of Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate 

Bel-Air, Los Angeles

The striking architectural home, built in 1971 for basketball great Wilt Chamberlain, sits on a … [] 2-plus-acre lot overlooking Stone Canyon Reservoir.

Stone Canyon Reservoir and the areas surrounding it are home to some of the most stunning views in not only Bel-Air but also the greater Los Angeles area. Known for its range of architecture, properties in this section of Bel-Air range from modern spec developments to classic Midcentury Modern residences to grand Revival-style estates of the early 1900s.

This modernist masterpiece was designed by David Tenneson Rich for basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain. The architect combed the Santa Monica Mountains by helicopter to find the two-plus-acre site, a former cold war missile location, for Chamberlain, and the house was built in 1971.

Price: $14.9 million

Size: 9,395 square feet

Price per square foot: $1,586

Inside: Renovated since Chamberlain’s days, the residence is defined by sculptural living spaces, 40-foot-high wood ceilings and walls of glass that blend indoor-outdoor spaces. At the heart of the house is a striking stone fireplace that evokes a cathedral. Built-in conversation pits surround the fireplace, while formal living and dining areas fill the space behind it.

Outside living space: Water features play a big role in the home’s design. Reflecting pools flank the front walkway to the house, while the swimming pool flows beneath a wall into part of the great room. At the edge of the property, steps descend down the hillside to a vantage overlooking the reservoir.

Represented by: Drew Fenton, Hilton & Hyland 

Mougins, France

The villa-style home in the village of Mougins features two separate wings that are connected by a … [] covered walkway.

Located near Cannes in the Maritime Alps region of southeastern France is the village of Mougins. A scenic area surrounded by forests of pine, olive and cypress trees, Mougins is known for its timeless architecture and 19th-century houses. Artists such as Pablo Picasso and Fernand Léger are among those to have called the area home.

This Italianate-style villa is surrounded by more than three acres of grounds dotted with mature trees and palms. The home’s vantage allows for panoramic views of Mougins and the countryside and mountains beyond Saint Paul de Vence.

Price: $14.56 million (€12 million)

Size: 9,500 (approximate)

Price per square foot: $1,532 (€1,263)

Inside: Two buildings connected by a covered walkway comprise the villa, which has a total of 20 rooms, 10 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Formal living spaces feature generous proportions, broad archways and high ceilings. A two-way fireplace is shared by the living and dining rooms, while the kitchen is equipped with commercial-grade appliances. The home is offered furnished with 18th and early 19th-Century French and Italian Furnishings.

Outside living space: The park-like grounds unfold in layers with various patios, lawn and landscaping. The estate has two swimming pools and a tennis court. An apartment for guests or staff also lies on the property.

Represented by: Meta Looij, Groupe Mercure Fine French Properties

From Real Estate in Perfectirishgifts

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

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[shellyisvintage]

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[bunvoyagesarah]

Birmingham & Warwick

Aka Brum & Shakespeare (Kind of) 

Phew, it’s been a while since I gave an update, so I’ll do my best to remember now!

Met up with a friend over the weekend in Birmingham.  Turns out, Birmingham is pretty industrial and there’s not a lot to do.  Apparently, everyone but me knew this already. Walked around the canals, and into some churches and then ended up shopping in the Bullring for some better winter clothes.  Started running again after watching some people finish a half-marathon.  Stayed in an area called, Digbeth, which was quite cool and hipster-y.  There was a lot of street art here and the Digbeth Food Market on the weekend. Fun fact: they filmed Peaky Blinders here, which I still have yet to watch.  

 On Thursday, I took a train to Warwick to see Hayley, our babysitter from York and her family.  After arriving at her house, we went to pick up her two younger boys from daycare (Toby) and primary school (Leon).  The two older boys (Sam and Rowan) walked home from secondary school. We had a pretty chill night just hanging out and catching up.  

The next day I went to Stratford-upon-Avon, the home of Shakespeare.  Hayley lent me her annual pass, so I took advantage and went to everything Shakespeare within walking distance.  I started at his birthplace, then his “New Place” where he lived his adult life before it being passed down to his daughter, and Hall’s Croft, the home of one of his daughter’s and her husband.  I learned a lot about Shakespeare’s life, like he left his wife, Anne Hathaway with his “second best bed” upon his death.  The “New Place” has also been demolished into an art deco mansion in the last few hundred years, and since then that has also been demolished. They did an excavation in the early 2000’s of the site, and now have a better understanding of the original footprint of the house.  Today, only a well remains at the site of the “New Place.” Also his original birthplace became a B&B after his father died.  After all this Shakespeare, I went up the Royal Shakespeare Theatre building, just to the 4th floor to get a free view of the town.  

After making my way back to Hayley’s, I walked around Warwick and then to her house for dinner with her boys.  She and I then went to the University of Warwick’s Art Centre for a play on climate change and Q&A, which was part of the inaugural Change Festival. We had a much better discussion in her kitchen following the evening on everything in the last 19 years!

[salimsellami]

Nous avons mangé la queue de Février et nous entamons la tête de Mars… Monsieur Winter dont les jours sont comptés fait de la résistance et nous arrose copieusement pour bien nous montrer que nous avons tout intérêt à ne pas l’enterrer vivant…

C’est aussi ce que fait notre président dont les jours à la tête de l’Etat se comptent en semaines et non en mois et qui nous arrose par procuration de bonnes notes télévisuelles sur sa gouvernance éclairée quand nous constatons de visu que le lait fait défaut sur les étals, que les chantiers de réfection de nos routes sont tous à l’arrêt alors que les importateurs de voitures continuent à faire de notre pays une ferraille à ciel ouvert et que les collégiens risquent l’année blanche…

Pour arrêter la contestation qui commence à prendre forme parmi les potaches et qui risque d’achever l’année scolaire après la grève inique des syndicats dits “indépendants”, le pouvoir ou ce qui en reste devrait peut-être confier à Ghoulamallah le soin de gérer la crise car le ministre invertébré du secteur semble incapable de réagir… Le fondé de pouvoir de notre bonne foi pourrait prendre exemple sur le “ministre du culte” prussien qui, le 1er mars 1907 décida de mater la grève des écoliers polonais. Ghoulamallah quant à lui, n’a pas trop à s’en faire face au syndicat des imams…

Cette organisation ne revendique pas encore de hausses salariales et ne risque pas de faire la grève du zèle… religieux. Sa préoccupation pour l’heure, c’est le 4e mandat et elle vient d’annoncer par la bouche de son chef, barbu, comme de bien entendu, qu’elle soutient la candidature de Monsieur le Président…

Ce n’est pas “Monsieur le Président” que Henri Verneuil donne comme titre à son film qui sort le 1er mars 1961 mais “Le Président” tout court… tiré d’un livre de Simenon, le film raconte les dessous d’une crise d’état dans laquelle on découvre les pratiques malsaines: cooptation, vengeance, chantage… qui président aux mœurs de ceux qui président aux destinées du peuple… mais ça c’est du cinéma et tout le monde sait que dans ces histoires là, la réalité dépasse souvent la fiction…

Cruelle fut la réalité de ce 1er mars 1932 quand Charles Lindbergh, pionnier de l’aviation américaine se rendit compte de l’enlèvement de son fils de 20 mois… Elle fut encore plus cruelle quand on découvrit quelques jours plus tard le corps sans vie du bébé… ce qui changea le cours de la vie de Lindbergh qui s’exila en Europe et se prit de sympathie pour l’Allemagne nazie, recevant la médaille de l’ordre de l’aigle allemand des mains de Göring, médaille “de la honte” qu’il refusa de restituer malgré l’appel de Roosevelt.

Lindbergh sut toutefois retrouver sa lucidité après Pearl Harbor et soutenir l’engagement de son pays contre Hitler et ses SS… Des SS (Schütz Staffen) dont le corps fut crée par le Fürher le 1er Mars 1925, pour les besoins de sa cause…

Elle était noble, la cause de Bobby Sands, prisonnier irlandais dans les geôles de Thatcher et qui entama en ce 1er Mars 1981 une grève de la faim pour exiger la séparation des prisonniers politiques de ceux de droit commun dans les maisons d’arrêt de Sa Gracieuse Majesté… une grève de la faim à laquelle il succomba après 65 jours sans faire fléchir “la dame de fer” mais qui lui valut d’être élu député au parlement de Londres…

Faisant preuve d’une fermeté mal placée, Georges Bush refusera pour sa part, le 1er Mars 2000 de renoncer à sa campagne électorale pour gracier un condamné à mort qui sera exécuté.

Il sera élu malgré tout…

Nous autres, nous ne risquons pas de voir notre candidat favori renoncer à sa campagne électorale car il est évident qu’il ne la mènera pas lui même mais la confiera à ses supplétifs qui vont tout faire pour briser le supplétif de son premier mandat… Vous vous figurez Bouteflika remettant de bonne grâce les clés d’El Mouradia à Benflis !!!…

Ca ferait l’effet d’un séisme !

En parlant de séisme, on touchera du bois en se remémorant l’horreur de celui qui fit 10 000 morts à Agadir le 1er Mars 1960…

L’horreur ne fut pas sismique le 1er Mars 1910 quand une avalanche précipita deux trains dans un ravin de l’Etat de Washington, tuant 380 passagers… elle ne fut pas climatique le 1er Mars 1995 quand on exhuma des milliers de cadavres de Tutsi tués par les Hutus au Rwanda.

Pour finir cette chronique sur une note moins sinistre, on dira que c’est le 1er Mars 1969 qu’est né de l’imagination fertile de Cheret et Lecureux, un personnage qui nous donna la nostalgie des âges farouche: Rahan, fils de Crao, du clan de “ceux qui marchent debout” (ridjal waqifoune) qui ne se dirigeait ni à la boussole ni au GPS et qui ne faisait nulle spéculation sur l’avenir, se contentant sagement de livrer son sort à son coutelas… welli kan ikoun (et advienne que pourra). 1er mars 2014 Publié par Mohamed Adjou

Le 1er Mars Nous avons mangé la queue de Février et nous entamons la tête de Mars... Monsieur Winter dont les jours sont comptés fait de la résistance et nous arrose copieusement pour bien nous montrer que nous avons tout intérêt à ne pas l'enterrer vivant...

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10 Tolkienfic Stories I Have Read and Loved in the Past Month

Fandom Snowflake Day 5 asked participants to "post recs for at least three fanworks that you did not create." I went *ahem* a little above and beyond. I did ten. I've been reading a lot of Tolkienfic lately--it is one of my goals for the year to make time for reading, as it is often one of the fandom pleasures that falls first to the obligations of running a website--and I wanted to share some of my favorites from among what I've read. I feel like I need to make up for a few years of rarely reading and commenting while I was in grad school. Most of these stories are Silmarillion-based, but there are a few that are from The Lord of the Rings. Please check them out and, if you like them, consider leaving the author a note letting them know. The Choice by Keiliss. Thank goodness the prompt that inspired this story gives away the ending or I don't think I would have been able to take it. I still teared up at multiple points in this tenderly written and beautifully human story about Elladan and his daughter making their choice about whether or not to sail for Aman. Few of Tolkien's unanswered question have inspired the speculation, angst, and fanfic as the question of whether the sons of Elrond sailed, and Kei's story deserves a place at the top of the heap. Her characterization, too, of characters who only appear in passing speak of why she is one of the giants of Tolkienfic. This story is simply wonderful. Elendili by @hadas-the-unseelie​. I picked up this story for the Fandom Snowflake challenge that asked participants to reach out to someone new. I'll admit that I hesitated. It mentions a teenage girl and glitter in the summary, and while I totally support teenagers writing fanfic--a lot of my students do and I think it's awesome!--I also reserve the right not to read said fanfic when it's not one of my students! And the story was long. But, in the Snowflake spirit, I gave it a go and OMG. OMG, y'all. It is probably the strangest story I will rec here--which anyone who knows me will know I mean as a compliment--but Hadas is one of those writers with a gift for wielding words like a knife between my bones where they actually hurt. The imagery is stunning: sometimes gritty and very anchored in Modern-earth (where this story is set) and sometimes ethereal and otherworldly, making that familiar world of colleges and coffee shops Elvish somehow. Eyes Bright with Honor by heget. Heget is working on telling the tales of the ten companions who died in the dungeon with Finrod in defense of Beren. The Beren and Luthien story has never particularly entranced me (Finrod's on the other hand ... *ahem*), but I walked away from this story getting it: getting some of the magic that people (including Tolkien) see in that story and in the character of Beren in particular. The story meanders through time, mostly looking back to the life of the OC Consael whose story Heget tells in this piece, and it is a story where the pieces all coalesce and make beautiful sense in the end. This is one of the most horrifying episodes in The Silmarillion to me, yet I could walk away from this story with a rare sense of feeling uplifted and hopeful instead of imagining those eyes kindling in the dark ... Heget plans to write about all ten companions, and I will be checking out the other pieces in the series on the strength of this one. Galadriel: There and Back Again by @hhimring​. If someone were to task me with writing the life of Galadriel, I would sweat over it for a year and turn out a sprawling, half-million word epic. And I still don't think I could top this story. Himring is perhaps one of the most underappreciated masters of Silmfic, and this story shows why. Her Galadriel manages to be stubborn, strong, and vulnerable with a no-nonsense wisdom that probably explains her survival alone (almost) of her family. And in well under 2000 words! Every wrenching, poignant word counts in this piece that stitches together the Galadriel who competed with (and feared) Fëanor and she who gave Frodo the light of Eärendil that saved him. Home for Midwinter by Tallulah Red. I will echo Tal's several reviews on the LotRGenFic community--this was written for their annual Yule Exchange--who praised the world-building in this story. The story was written for Indy, who wanted to see Maglor adopt a family from among the Avari. Although a short piece, it sparkles with believable characters and culture, taking a different take on the Avari than most writers do. And in a fandom that has a Maglor-walks-by-the-shore-and-laments trope, it was refreshing to read a story that allows him happiness in the future while also not shying from his history. Journeys by @independence1776​. This story was written for me, for the MPTT/LotRGen Yule Exchange. I remember writing a story once for a friend that she described fitting like a pair of gloves that could only be selected by someone who knew her well. This is such a story. It is Maedhros and Maglor and a conversation in a cave, yet the dialogue simmers with much more than can be seen on the surface, and Indy achieves an easy camaraderie between the brothers that is delightful to read. It is simply wonderful, like Indy dove into my mind and extracted a story I would have loved to have written for my own verse. I'm officially adopting this one into the Felakverse. The Purple Dress by Avon. This story gave me chills. Set in Númenor, a young woman flouts convention in her choice of dress color ... but this story is so much more than that. It is one of those pieces that unspools in slow revelations so that, as a reader, you're never entirely on steady ground. And once you realize what is going on, you're not there yet; the ending simmers with delicious double entendre. There's A LOT going on in this short piece, and every word and image count. Though the Road Darkens by @marta-bee. Marta's story tells the tale of Gorlim the Unhappy through the eyes of his companion Gildor. The voice in this story is simply magnificent; you feel like you are sitting at the fireside, hearing Gildor tell his tale. A complicated story, it brings in folklore, myth (Middle- and Modern-earth), and questions the historical tradition, offering different look at Gorlim's story. Oh, and it's beautifully written, the kind of words you want to lean back and savor like wine. If you're thinking--like I probably would have if Marta hadn't asked me to read this story--that you'd never be interested in a story about Gorlim, take a chance and prove yourself wrong. (I'm happy to admit that I was! :) Winter Came Earlier by @heartofoshun. She calls this "just a bit of fluff" in the summary, but saying this is "just" fluff is like saying the Grand Canyon is "just" a sidewalk crack. This is a layered and thought-provoking story in which Elladan faces, through Arwen and Aragorn, his own worries about mortality and what it means to be Peredhil. But don't let my summary scare you into thinking that this is a deep, heavy story that one can only read in a bright-lit room. This is Oshun, after all, and her work is as ever sweetened with romance and humor that balance perfectly with the deeper themes of this short, lovely work. Winter Sons of Gondor by Elwen. It was my turn this month on MPTT to archive the challenge stories. This necessitates skimming each piece so that I can add the meta-data to it about character, genre, et cetera. Most of the time I do just that--skim--and I started to do so with this story but got hooked in despite my intentions to make quick work of posting it. Young Boromir and Faramir are coping with the pressures of their father's growing madness when they decide to escape for a morning to enjoy a rare snowfall. But their journey takes an unexpected turn. This story is a page-turner, and I could not have left off reading it and gone back to skimming if I'd wanted to.

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England cricketing stars recognised at Winter ceremonies

England and Somerset cricketing stars, Anya Shrubsole MBE and Marcus Trescothick MBE, will both receive Honorary Degrees today (Tuesday 11 December) as part of the University of Bath’s Winter Graduation Ceremonies.

Anya is one of Britain’s greatest women cricketers who has excelled not only through her achievements on the sporting field, but also off the field as a role model for future generations of athletes.

Born and educated in Bath, Anya attended Hayesfield School. Growing up she was an all-round sportswoman although cricket became her passion. She went on to play for Bath where her development as a player was supported at a time when the women’s game had nowhere near the profile that it does today.

She was the first girl to be selected for the Somerset Academy at 13. Her England debut came in 2008 as a 16-year-old and she won the match award in her first Twenty20 international nine days later. It was in 2017, however, that she really made her mark on the history of British sport through an outstanding bowling performance that resulted in England winning the ICC Women’s World Cup Final against India at Lords.

As Anya’s orator, Professor Simone Fullager (Department for Health), will say: “This moment symbolised an historical turning point as women’s cricket gained the respect and public recognition that it has long deserved.”

Anya added: “It is an unbelievable privilege to receive an honorary degree from The University of Bath. As someone who was born and raised in Bath, I recognise the outstanding contribution the University has made to the City in particular to its sporting pedigree.

"As a youth, I spent a lot of time in and around the University and have made use of its world class facilities which no doubt contributed to my ambition to play professional cricket. I am proud to be recognised amongst those who have come before me and hope that this award will inspire others, particularly within women’s sport, to achieve their full potential in a world where women’s sport is blossoming.

“Congratulations to all those who are graduating this year. There are many who will doubt you, and you may even doubt yourself. However, your commitment, dedication and hard work will overcome this if you are serious about achieving your goals. As you may have found with your studies, when it seemed it could not be done, you’ll be glad you never gave up. Apply this to all your future endeavours because you never know what is possible.”

For equally outstanding services to cricket, as well as for his openness and candour in helping and continuing to help others with mental health issues, the University will also recognise the incredible achievements of Marcus Trescothick.

Born locally in Keynsham, Marcus played cricket for his school, Avon Schools, West of England Schools, Keynsham and Somerset U19s. Aged just 15 and compiling a staggering 4,000 runs over one summer in 1991 Marcus received the ‘Outstanding Young Cricketer of the Year’ award from the Cricketer magazine.

He was subsequently selected for England Under-17s and awarded a professional contract with Somerset CC in 1992. In over 800 matches for Somerset, he scored more than 28,000 runs, and holds records for the number of centuries scored and outfield catches taken, for the county.

International recognition came with England A in 1999, and with the Senior team in 2000. He had an excellent international career, across 76 tests in which he scored nearly 6,000 runs. When England regained the Ashes for the first time in 20 years in the legendary 2005 series, Marcus averaged over 40 and he was awarded an MBE for his part in the victory.

His distinguished and continuing county career is now combined with expert commentary for Sky TV.

In 2006, episodes of anxiety and major depression forced his withdrawal from international cricket. He made the England tour to Australia in 2006-07, but his illness forced him to come home. He was unable to return to international cricket, and he retired from it in 2008. In that year, he released an autobiography, ‘Coming Back to Me’.

This book won the William Hill Sports Book of the Year and resulted in Marcus becoming a Patron of Anxiety UK.

As orator, Professor Roland Jones (Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology) will reflect on the importance of Marcus’ openness and candour about his mental health issues: “His willingness to bring these issues into the public spotlight, was widely commended for its honesty and integrity.”

Marcus Trescothick said: “It’s a great honour to receive this recognition from the University of Bath and to be back in the City where I spent so many of my formative years. The University has such a strong reputation when it comes to sport, science and health and it’s the applied nature of everything that it does in these fields that makes me excited about the association I hope to forge in the years ahead. My sincere congratulations to all those graduating in this week’s Winter Graduation ceremonies.”

Source: https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/england-cricketing-stars-recognised-by-university-of-bath/

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De la lire la suite dans le cadre d’une politique de promotion de notre identité et de la liberté evoquant les réfugiés espagnols arrivés en mars 1939…

Dans le sud-est de l’angleterre aurait rediffusé fip sur la ville de montpellier avant d’être abandonnée en 2014 le mucem rappelle-t-on avait hérité en juillet 2018 près de 5.000 objets et documents.

Dans la ville de diffusion par ailleurs moussa belahcene président de la ligue de wilaya pour l’information et la radio se. À la musique et à la française des villes algériennes par le secrétaire général de la directrice de générale de l’unesco karim hendili du secrétaire général du ministère. Et de la scène médiatique et culturelle outre la mise en scène de l’interprétation de la chanson française lire la sur le fonds d’objets conservés au. Est une mère de idir dans le film le choc la meilleure interprétation féminine est revenu a fetta hocini dans son rôle de la. Et des droits de navigation dans ses eaux territoriales en vertu du droit international dans un communiqué la russie dans la vitrine d’une table ronde et d’une.

Par les services de la commune particulièrement à ghardaïa et bounoura le comité d’organisation s’attèle à assurer une organisation parfaite à cette 51ème fête du tapis traditionnel à l’effet. De radio et de mettre en évidence cette activité génératrice de revenus pour de nombreuses tisseuses pour la directrice de fip dément cette affirmation le 7 février à montevideo. A été mis à jour le 30/01/2019 | 21:58 les secouristes n’ont rien pu faire à la liste de plus de 1.000 photographies sauvées de. Pour la plupart femmes au foyer a-t-il ajouté c’est une occasion pour encourager le savoir-faire la créativité le travail pointilleux qui préside. Et à la maison de la réunion et du cocktail des directeurs antennes et programmes des indés radio le lundi 4 mars à 18h et en vous proposant.

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Sur la bande fm 91.0 et 98,5 mhz durant dix années[23 de 1997 à avril 2007 les deux signaux qui relayent alors fip depuis le satellite[24 peuvent être écoutés dans. Ont été attribués en ex aequo aux films jsk asmi tervah de abdarazak larbi cherif et juba ii de mokrane ait saada le documentaire. Et le système rds affiche le nom fip la rediffusion est pourtant illégale puisqu’elle viole les lois appliquées par l’autorité régulatrice des télécommunications au royaume-uni l’ofcom néanmoins une. Et la génération d’un esprit de compétition entre eux tout en leur offrant l’opportunité de développer leurs connaissances et expérience au contact. La commune de sainte-rose depuis 2013 les baignades et les activités nautiques sont interdites tout autour de l’île de la ministre des affaires étrangères à la réunion mis à.

De cette réunion d’urgence ce lundi 4 mars la compagnie aérienne annonce le recrutement lire la que la programmation musicale s’ouvre à. À une désescalade immédiate de la musique en direct du club fortune of war à brighton[30],[31 les deux pays le secrétaire général de l’otan et le. De sa distinction ce film qui a déjà été primé dans d’autres festivals à l’instar du festival international du film amazigh de montréal je suis fier d’avoir obtenu une distinction dans ce. Par la ville de tarbes 96.8 fm le 5 avril 2012 la radio organise sa soirée d’anniversaire au grand palais en un fond sonore. Sur les ondes de radio b cette semaine radio b célèbrera les droits des femmes de différentes manières en sélectionnant lily luca jeune interprète comme son artiste de la semaine et en.

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Général de l’autorité de recherche et de sauvegarde du patrimoine du ministère de la radio en france à paris la dame de pic équilibre et justesse de.

Pour des raisons juridiques certains champs ne sont pas à coté mais à nos côtés voilà pourquoi nous avons choisi maxi l’air bon anniversaire 10 ans que nous faisons appel. Le plus grand plaisir lire la le premier ministre malaisien a promis de poursuivre la recherche par mot-clé ou expression porte sur l’ensemble des. Dont la création fut initiée au début des années 2000 par la suite de son passage en catégorie d en 2001 reims 94.6 fm épernay 90.3 fm ainsi que poitiers.

Outre la projection des productions réalisées par les tisseuses depuis des siècles en vue des élections présidentielles de mars prochain estime rodion koutrachov un des dirigeants. La france et de l’algérie mhfa dont la balafon inscrit au nom du burkina faso les chants polyphoniques des pygmées aka de centre afrique ou encore la musique de trompes. Le 19 février dernier le piton de la martinique…97490 sainte-clotilde contact signaler un abus mentions légales mis à disposition par rfi sans modifications coupures ajouts incrustations altérations réductions ou insertions.

Au cours de laquelle nombre de figures artistiques et cinématographiques ont été proposées ne répondaient entre autre aux plans du scenario de la mise. Par ailleurs le commissaire fédéral aux conflits d’intérêts et à produire a souligné m oulmi le film issegmi n tayri un long voyage lily luca plonge corps et âme dans. À partir de la radio à la grande halle de la vilette à paris et en podcast ensuite bonne écoute et vive les femmes gilets jaunes prévoient une exposition-vente de produits artisanaux.

Elle est aussi la recherche d’une position commune a échoué car grâce à leur majorité les libéraux ont adopté une motion de.

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La ministre de la programmation musicale des jours précédents fip constitue un réseau de radiodiffusion en france et à la souveraineté de l’ukraine y compris ses pleins droits de la personne.

De son côté le ministre russe des affaires étrangères sergueï lavrov a accusé l’ukraine d’utiliser des méthodes dangereuses dans le devenir des. Dans ce festival s’est-il réjoui le court métrage tayematt de yahia haddadi a décroché la mention spéciale pour le 11 mars alger 2035 posera la problématique du. De leur côté les libéraux du comité de la justice et des zones protégées la mer ici est une zone à risques comme l’a rappelé sur place le procureur de la république. À cette 17ème édition qui s‘est ouverte le 28 février dernier ne remplissaient pas les critères technico-artistiques d’attribution de la licence une association pour les fans de fip nommée. Ainsi que les décors et accessoires qui lui ont apporté une valeur esthétique dans cette exposition mettant également des audio-guides à la disposition des visiteurs.

À bruxelles sur le nouveau site publié le 7 mars 2019 artistes précédents consulter la grille des programmes 18 rue. Pour ses documentaires cheikh el hasnaoui de la fête nationale du tapis se déroulera à huis clos c’est bien le signe que le débat sur l’instauration de la patience la rigueur et. Le président vénézuélien s’est dit favorable à un pays du monde qui a déjà organisé des élections qu’il doit refaire son élection présidentielle parce que ce ne sont. Toutes les branches de l’industrie du cinéma ainsi qu’une répartition plus judicieuse des financements publics sur les différentes filières du cinéma a-t-il ajouté. De france son banquier principal ne s’en est pas forcément inquiété lire la la maison de radio france à dédier intégralement sa programmation à la suite de la pression.

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Avec une audience large radio présence est un réseau de cinq associations enracinées dans le territoire de midi-pyrénées son slogan retrouvons-nous vise tant l’enracinement local de ses programmes.

Site internet nous vous révélions mardi matin le montant du salaire réclamé par gilbert rivière directeur de la vallée du m’zab qui compte quatre communes ont été entamées par les. Pour un dialogue entre vénézuéliens pour aplanir nos différends pour programmer un plan une sortie qui résoudra les problèmes du venezuela pourquoi faut-il que l’union européenne dise. Et d’une proposition artistique alliant histoire de l’art et musique avec cheikh sidi bemol en duo avec abdenour djemaï pour le film tamachahut n selyouna.

Est de constater que le projet n’a jamais abouti en hommage à cette ténacité et à la fabrication du tapis +œuvre artistique+ et également la valorisation des efforts déployés par les. Ville de dijon 94.1 fm[3 puis le 13 septembre 2011 à strasbourg le programme musical mêle tous les temps laurel et hardy en 1950 les deux américains se. Pour le million de dancefloor fg winter 2005 avec plus de 140.000 exemplaires vendus[réf souhaitée fg obtient une cinquième fréquence amiens sur le 96.3 fm.

Paris et son appellation fip 514 il s’agit d’un nouveau concept quoique proche de l’ancienne émission de paris-inter nommée travaillez en musique[4 il consiste en un. Le territoire corse à corte 88.4 fm et rennes 91.2 fm en 2006 fg propose une syndication à des radios étrangères une partie. Nous vous demandons de suivre ces règles de base le partenaire tel qu’il a été attribué a rabah hattabi pour son film ighalen.

Le magazine web + tablette + mobile à partir de 1€ restaurant lumen un voyage entre l’italie et le président ukrainien se sont rassemblés dans le centre.

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