Saturday, April 30, 2011

Why Do Only Some Spots Burst





http://www.youtube.com/watch? v = H43204V0p04

"Beltaine" - Beltaine


Beltane, May 1, ancient Celtic ritual to say goodbye to the dark days of winter and welcome the season warm and bright. Fertility rites to promote good harvests and fires to attract the heat of the fire. All flowers, there is life in the environment.

Beltane is an anglicized derived from the Irish Gaelic Bealtaine or Scottish Gaelic means Bealtuinn Bel-fire, the fire of the Celtic god of light: Bel, Beli or Belinus. Other names for this festival which is also known as Mayday : Cetsamhain , the opposite of Samhain and Walpurgisnacht or Walpurgis in Germany. ***



Friday, April 29, 2011

How Much Does Nipple Piercing Hurt



Photo: AFP


13:32 (approximately) I love that Katherine has chosen to sign for your dress Alexander McQueen Wedding:) And I was moved, what the hell ... Both fought McQueen while it was upstream, the son of a single driver. So good that was and is and irreparable loss to not exceed the death of his mother ...

This was updating my Facebook status. It goes without saying that I was referring to the royal wedding of Prince William and his fiancée Kate or now, Catherine. I liked the line of dress and veil simple and short. Although there are opinions that "destroy" literally the decision of a young woman while not the most classic that has been, not wearing a strident style. In addition, met the standard of showing a long tail, but not excessive. Probably because of sheer convenience.

And'm a little embarrassed designers and others who have English specialty was to minimize the election or who have swallowed the control of Alexander McQueen's style is just bizarre and extravagant. I have read your opinions on The World and yet, in El Pais, published an article that explains everything an informed decision that includes the design of the house McQueen, particularly in the case, of course, of the British royal :


Kate returns Icarus wings

How to save a secret ? Lying, of course. Despite repeated denials by the spokespersons of the firm Alexander McQueen Sarah Burton himself was responsible for designing the wedding dress of Catherine Middleton. A decision fraught with meaning, drama and history leading to abundant literature in the coming days.

"Miss Middleton chose the British firm Alexander McQueen for the beauty of his craft, his respect for tradition and the technical construction of clothing. He wanted his clothes combine tradition and modernity and artistic vision that characterizes the work of Alexander McQueen, "said the statement issued by Clarence House in Middleton set foot outside the car.

Sarah Burton, 36, was Alexander McQueen's right hand for 12 years and charged happen after his death in February 2010. committed suicide at age 40 , unable to deal with his demons. Always obsessed with birds, like Icarus, embarked on a final flight to escape a world that did not fit. Catherine now has her wings back.

The choice of one of the most gifted designers, tortured inventive and contemporary fashion is bold. But it makes sense and great epic. In 2008, McQueen designed a collection that mixed references to Queen Victoria, India and the Duke of Wellington. It was one of the most beautiful of his career. "I have an elm tree of 600 years in my garden" then explained. "I imagined the story of a girl who lives in it and out of the darkness, she meets a prince and become queen." Middleton is not exactly out of darkness, but the image fits into this story like that of Cenicenta shoe.

is speculated that she was the director of British Vogue who advised Middleton who chose McQueen. Among other things, because the workshop is billing itself as an haute couture atelier. Burton's latest collection for the firm (the next fall / winter) was inspired by the "ice queen" and included appalling dress like a costume with a tail made with 500 meters of chiffon. Throughout his career, McQueen the failed exhibited a particular (albeit controversial) sensitivity to the history and royalty. Since graduating in Saint Martins in 1994 showed gestures rebels and anarchists. Declared "anarchist, atheist and anti-monarchist, but accepted an award from Queen Elizabeth II in 2003, who appointed him Commander of the British Empire (CBE):" I just picked it up because my parents gave them hope. "

course, a few weeks must have been intense for Sarah Burton. Sunday opens at the Metropolitan Museum in New York a retrospective on the career of designer entitled Savage Beauty.

exposure is the main flavor of the year, organized by the powerful Anna Wintour. A year after his death, Alexander McQueen achieved notoriety, recognition and popularity that the late designer probably never could have imagined in their most fevered dreams. The match is a true orgy for the economic interests of the company, owned by Gucci Group (the third of the global luxury sector.)

economic interest is not just for the company that makes the dress: it is hoped to be a boost to the British clothing industry. Therefore, the four pages of text Clarence House emphasize the British nature of the whole matter and provide full details. For example, the fit of the body wall and the skirt was made by the Royal School of Needlework (Royal School of Sewing). The technique used is called Carrickmacross and originated in Ireland in 1820. The intricate lace engineering was monitored by Burton and his team. Workers washed their hands every 30 minutes to keep the pristine fabric. The dress pays homage to the tradition of Arts and Crafts and Romanticism. Of course, all materials are UK suppliers.

Other details: the tail is 2.70 meters and body sharp padded waist and hips is a nod to the Victorian tradition, as well as one of the hallmarks of McQueen. In the back, there are 58 covered buttons gazar and organza. The veil has also been hand embroidered by the artisans themselves. Is held by Halo Tiara, Cartier, that George VI in 1936 gave the Queen Mother. This, in turn, gave it to her daughter (Queen Elizabeth II) for his 18 birthday. Diamond earrings, Robinson Pelham, have been a wedding gift from the bride's parents. Alexander McQueen

firm also dress her sister, Phillippa. The train of the bride with a big coordination. The maid of honor in his suit has the same buttons and trims of lace on the bride's. Girls are dressed by Nicki Macfarlane and Charlotte and their outfits were made with the same materials as the dress of Middleton.


Eugenia de la Torriente
The Country
April 29, 2011




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Monday, April 25, 2011

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Thursday, April 21, 2011

Danger Of Bluetooth Earpiece

God Save McQueen And this time I'm Not Leaving Without You



http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HSex-i6z4w

"You and I" - Lady Gaga


It's Been a Long Time Since I Came around
It's Been Along time but I'm back in town
But this time I'm Not Leaving Without you

You taste like whiskey when you kiss me oooh
I’ll give up anything again to be your baby doll
Yeah this time I’m not leaving without you

You said sit back down where you belong
In the corner of my bar with your high heels on
Sit back down on the couch where we
Made love for the first time
And you said to me

There’s something, something about this place
Something about lonely nights and my lipstick on your face
Something something about my cool Nebraska guy
Yeah something about
Baby you and I

Been two years since I let you go,
I could’ve listened to a joke for rock n roll
And muscle cars drove a truck right through my heart

You taste like whiskey when you kiss me oooh
I’ll give up anything again to be your baby doll
Yeah this time I’m not leaving without you

You said sit back down where you belong
In the corner of my bar with your high heels on
Sit back down on the couch where we
Made love for the first time and you said to me,

There’s something, something about this place
Something about lonely nights and my lipstick on your face
Something something about my cool Nebraska guy

Yeah something about, baby you and I
You and I
You, you and I
You, you and I
You you and I
You and I
You you and I
You you and I

[piano solo]

You said sit back down where you belong
In the corner of my bar with your high heels on
Yeah you like the red ones
Sit back down on the couch where we Made love for the first time and you said to me,

There’s something, something about this place
Something about lonely nights and my lipstick on your face
Something something about my cool Nebraska guy
Yeah something about
Baby you and I

You and I
You and I
You you and I
You you and I
You and I

You you and I
You you and I
You you and I

Been along time since I came around
Its Been Along time but I'm back in town
And this time I'm Not Leaving Without You



first version of which is included on the album "Born this way" (2011)



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Because this time I will not let go. Because we will not be separated.

xD ready in July




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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Trowel Sizes To Use For Tiling

Kings of 'Glam'


Forty years after its peak, the most scandalous of musical movements is vindicated by the likes of the ubiquitous Lady Gaga . A recent book reveals that countless groups and artists tried to jump on the bandwagon of 'glam rock'.


The world has followed with amazement the ascension of Lady Gaga: a monster appears out of nowhere, but even the monsters have roots, influences, models: the impossible costumes, the theatrical sense and sexual ambiguity Stefani Angelina Joanne Germanotta us back to a unique moment in pop music. The glam rock, sometimes known as glitter rock, dominated the UK charts between 1971 and 1974, radiating to the rest of the planet.

Dave Thompson, the most prolific rock biographers, he prefers to extend that period. Just published a detailed catalog Children of the revolution, which covers every month from 1970 to 1975. There was a mass movement. Beneath the Stars - T. Rex, Slade, Sweet, Bowie ...- displayed hundreds of groups and soloists who simplified their music and turned to mascara. The theatrical release of Elton John and Freddie Mercury only be understood in the climate of tolerance generated by the glam rock, simplified in Spain and gay rock.

Until 1970, the popular music world homosexuality was the great taboo. British pop industry in the sixties was controlled in part by sodomites very cautious, not tolerating their wards to make the slightest concession. Not a chance! That would have been fatal to your career, assured: a minor incident had torpedoed the Johnnie Ray.

happened in 1970 that succeeded with Kinks Lola , the smiling story of a Soho innocent visit, he met a transvestite and discover happiness. Testimony to the ability of its leader, Ray Davies, is the fact that the BBC did not put stick to that argument ... Only forced to change a reference to Coca-Cola, recognized as surreptitious advertising. That same year, the hirsute Marc Bolan left the hippies, the group, Tyrannosaurus Rex, was transformed into T. Rex, while rock turned into a sticky, marked by the voice of sheep.

The formula took off. Bolan had discovered a huge hole. The music was marked by the progressive rock, elitist and difficult to hum, the prog rock was heard by a public university could hardly appeal to teenagers. For the gap T. Rex slipped strange animals, exhibiting tight pants, satin fabrics, platform boots, jewelry, makeup brazen glitter. Music was screaming, wet underwear, photos covering the walls of the bedroom. In short: the fans.

An explosion of fantasy and challenge a generation robbed. Many remember the impact of seeing David Bowie on TV beautiful as a god and exotic as an alien. Like Bolan, Bowie was standing on all sides possible: there was mod, hippy, folky, underground. But sexually experienced woman dressed languid for the 1971 LP, The man who sold the world. The following year was recycled in prototype rock star Ziggy Stardust . Cemented his reputation on stage as he knelt before Mick Ronson, guitarist, simulating fellatio through Gibson. Until then, Bowie confessed, had treated him "like a dumb blonde." Outposting

Bolan and Bowie can be misleading: they had a personal artistic vision. But most of the glam rock era music producers and composers. The team Nicky Chinn, Mike Chapman drew up hits for Sweet, Mud, Smokey and the rocker Suzi Quatro . The music was sticky and squeaky, sometimes with tribal rhythms based on mutations of rock and roll of the fifties. That allowed veterans such as Paul Raven and Shane Fenton reap success in the seventies, after renamed respectively as Gary Glitter and Alvin Stardust . In fact, this is a movement defined by its aesthetics than sound. had little to do with Roxy Music Slade . Some were cazurros who had tried everything before finding the formula sound, with titles making fun of English orthography. The other musicians representing more cultured.

glam letters tended to celebrate aggression, adolescent exuberance. Although adults are the work of composers, suggested the specter of a warlike youth and hormones. Among British biempensante society awakened a palpable fear, as Stanley Kubrick proved, after appearing imitators of Clockwork Orange violence. To silence criticism and threats, vetoed the exhibition of the film in the UK, a ban that lasted until his death.
The glam rock
cut the insurrectionary desire sixties. The closest thing to an anthem that had the glam was All the young dudes, David Bowie song of the group transferred in 1972 Mott the Hoople, who made explicit the generation gap: "My brother is at home / with his Beatles and his Stones / never inspired me the story of the revolution / what roll, too many complications. "

What was revolutionary about the glam rock would be found in the sexual liberation. The image of the groups could serve as a lever, as Sweet found his visit to the Franco TVE. When the musicians left their dressing rooms painted doors, someone decided they were too much for the viewer, although they were advertised on a program of the second string: "They're queer!". However, they were heterosexual.

If something catches the attention of the glam rock of the seventies is precisely its normal letters on the erotic. The only hit song is really explicit Walk in the wild side, describing the crowd polysexuality orbiting around Andy Warhol. Its author, Lou Reed, was grouped with the troops briefly glam, due to its creative relationship with Bowie and some minimal concessions to the gay bohemian New York. Clearly

apolitical, glam rock did not produce a single singer can claim homosexuality. It was not until 1977, when, taking advantage of the changing of the guard caused by the punk-appeared Tom Robinson, an artist identified with the Gay Liberation Front. That was taken as a pose. London boutiques abundant clothing and footwear provided for those who were playing bold misleading, as Mick Jagger or Rod Stewart.

In the United States had it harder. Identified with the glam rock groups in anything apart from conventional sexuality, as Alice Cooper or Kiss . Although the guidance of Dave Thompson rescue forgotten glam sound American groups from Milk 'N' Cookies up Hollywood Brats, most striking contribution was U.S. Jobriath, a Bowie impersonator who got an advance then astronomical-half million dollars in return for joining the Elektra label. It was a pitch full of whims: Jobriath's agent gave the interviews, rather than the singer: "He has so much talent that behaves like Greta Garbo." Very

film, although there is a crowd to make films about the glam, after the failure of Velvet Goldmine in 1998, a story written and directed by Todd Haynes, based on the legend of Ziggy Stardust, with biographical elements borrowed from Iggy Pop, Marc Bolan and Lou Reed. The character disappeared after a concert was magnificent and a journalist investigating the mystery.

The glam rock did not end so dramatically. Was the starting point for intelligent artists, but it was the end for minor talents. As a music for mass audiences, was reduced to formulas chicleteras as those used by the Rubettes or Bay City Rollers . His brave listeners spent making music with such popular bands as the Smiths. Their lead singer, Morrissey, evoked the hurricane: "As a kid I wanted to be anything but ordinary. Until the seventies, the pop charts containing music could like your parents and even your grandparents. People suddenly appeared as subversive as Marc Bolan. Now they can be accepted, but then considered that corrupted the morals of youth. I thought it was fantastic, I wanted to be corrupted. "Lady Gaga could understand.


Diego A. Manrique
The Country
April 17, 2011






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Friday, April 15, 2011

Label The Parts Of The House.





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vNrBh8wHyA

"Cold" - Static-X


We kiss
the stars.
We writhe.
We are

your name
desire,
your flesh.
We are

cold, we're so cold.
We are
so cold, we're so cold.
[x2]

Your mouth,
these words,
silence.
It turns
humming.
We laugh.
My head
falls back.

Cold, we're so cold.
We are
so cold, we're so cold.
[x4]


Del soundtrack de la película "The Queen of the Damned" (2002)


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No tiene una deep lyrics and perhaps the pace is too repetitive. Nor is it a band that excites me : P But it's something I like, that moves me and that many fibers despite belonging to the soundtrack of a movie so bad, was used at a "summit", hahahaha, as one where Stuart Townsend playing Lestat reveals himself to a couple of groupies, climbing the walls and ceiling, literally xD



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Sunday, April 10, 2011

Tom Et Lola En Streaming

We kiss the stars "The new mafia no codes" Thief of Your Heart

Andrea Camilleri (ABC )


Andrea Camilleri (Porto Empedocle, Sicily, 1925) has eighty-five years and smokes like a chimney. During the time of our discussion, it aired about ten cigarettes. By smell that I took office, as a tailored suit, leaving his house Roman snuff should be black, very black, like the novels of his series on the Commissioner Montalbano, who has become famous in all world and deserving, at eighty-five, a fan club that if they wanted the teen idols, not to mention other writers of literary stem brainy up Camilleri himself when he gets serious and turns in the other author who in hand, a cult favorite among the culteranismo Italian or Sicilian. Seek website ( www.vigata.org ) Or typed his name on Twitter and start reading comments like this: "Yesterday, sniff, I read the last thing I had to Montalbano. I hope you do not hesitate to publish something new, and I feel it is like saying goodbye to an old friend. I enjoyed his books, which are certainly not the best of the genre, but the truth is that you engage your stories and characters "or" For committed, like me, Montalbano, March goes on sale the latest novel translated , the potter's field. I'm looking forward to Buy it ", or close to despair," A friend who works at a bookstore told me yesterday that there is no news of the last of Camilleri, he understood that coming out in June not I can / want to wait !!!». Do not expect more, it is already here. Camilleri and crime as Montalbano, his alter ego in police matters.

The police thriller or enjoying the congratulations of the public, living an eternal 'boom', but their protagonists are removed, to the chagrin of his thousands of followers. The Swede Henning Mankell has retired from disease at super famous Wallander. Does your Montalbano you will also bid farewell?

I do not think there is a desire to proclaim an end. There is rather a weariness of the character. Fatigue that he attributes to age, although it is not really consistent. Born in 1950, which today would be 61 years. If we were in the nineteenth century would be a very old man, but in our time remains an intelligent man, valid. Tired of your job, the stupidity of the crime, stupidity dominant.

"In the end, an inevitable tendency toward skepticism, the only and last refuge?

I've tried to make a character who does not remain unchanged over time, to mature over the years. But Montalbano have certain characteristics. For example, bad weather puts a bad mood. It's misogynistic (Note: Do not be a misanthrope?: /). No company likes others. If he collects all these elements and adds asocial having to deal daily with a material that essentially repugnant, homicide, it is clear that the only thing you can do is defend with some cynicism false pretense or irony. But then suffers, does not remain indifferent to the horror, the killing, lack of piety.

Speaking of classic European detective novels, is seems Montalbano other commissioners and inspectors say the example of Maigret?

Yes that is indebted to Maigret, Simenon . In Italy, a private detective would not have freedom of maneuver that has a police commissioner and that, I decided to write the first detective story, I immediately in a commissioner, not a detective. The commissioners of police in Italy are very ordinary people, good bourgeois, and then makes a comparison with Maigret, but we must try to differentiate. Maigret is married, and Montalbano, no. Maigret is eternal, everything happens around the Germans conquered France and then France is liberated. A Maigret does not care what happens in the world around you instead of my character cares about the world around him. In common with a taste for good food: a Maigret, brasserie or what prepares you Mrs. Maigret; say Montalbano's girlfriend did not even know how to cook. With respect to research method Simenon, nothing owed. The research method is to put Maigret from the dead, to study the environment, the method is much more rational Montalbano.

What Camilleri Montalbano's personality?

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Is an imaginary character. Well, actually, is not imaginary, but of course, nothing is mine. After the fourth novel Montalbano wife said: "You realize that you're doing a long Montalbano portrait of your father?". I reflected and I finally agree with him, so all of mine who is in Montalbano is that I am not the father of Montalbano, if anything, I've given Montalbano traits of my father.

The mob is the source of the crimes that occur in his novels. But, like Montalbano has changed over the years, the Mafia of today is not the same as before, or at least that seems to make him understand. "Any time spent, even for the crime, was better?

the Mafia's past has never been good, but there is a difference between the old and the new mafia mafia. Indeed, Montalbano, when you have relations with the mafia, the mafia has to very old, their partners were the chiefs and elders, of course, no young heads Today's mafia. The former bosses had a code, as we may seem crazy, but that was respected by them. However, the Mafia is the Mafia came after the massacres, of Totò Riina, Bernardo Provenzano, Leoluca Pagliarella. A mob killings, it does not look to the face. The new mafia knows no rules and no codes. This is the fundamental difference. In both cases they are murderers, but to me an old mafioso said: "Every time we were forced to kill someone, we did it by necessity, and we considered a defeat, because we had not managed to persuade him otherwise '. The old Mafia was an enormous respect for lawmen were intact. I am inclined to think that almost real mafia, the former one, had not killed Falcone and Borsellino, or, if he did, the mob boss in person would have pulled the trigger, man to man, not committed to a killers.

Montalbano is a commissioner who uses books and reading to solve cases. An educated man. In the last title published in Spain, "The potter's field", uses one of his works, Camilleri itself, towards the end of the frame. Did you need to become a self-homage? Do not you just all that you want the public?

[ With irony :] From an author who is called Camilleri ... It is a self-homage, yes. As many readers write to me: "I had never read a book, but I began to read Montalbano and fascinated me. Now that I'm done with Montalbano, what books I read? ". Then I would write: "Read the books you read Montalbano, because reading gives good advice."

I think her novels, rather than police, are customs.

Exactly. It is an attempt to smuggle a picture of today's Italian society through crime novels. The importance of the detective novel is precisely the Mediterranean. The authors of today, Lucarelli and I in Italy, others in France or Spain, we intend to have the society of today catching the hook readers of the novel.

Camilleri Montalbano not only a long series of novels featuring him is also a writer of worship and cultic. How do you reconcile the two sides?, Are looking face to face or sideways?

be reconciled in me from the time I write one and the other. If given to readers if not reconciled, I recognize more in the works that are no Montalbano. For example, the language of a novel as Il re di Girgenti or other historical works, is more complicated, more difficult to deal with for someone who is not Sicilian. In I prefer detective novels greatly simplify my language.

In a conversation with the deceased Vazquez Montalban, whose name comes Montalbano, says: "Sometimes I feel like I've become a buzzword of idiots." Do you still think the same?

No, as if they were idiots, no. I do not get that far, but I like that one of my children, one of my novels so successful around the world, not only in Italy. Although sometimes they do not understand. For example, I have received eight contracts to publish Korean Montalbano there. However, forgive me: but do you see the Koreans? Then there is the fact that Montalbano fans are also his harshest critics. A reader has come to write: "You can not pay your political ideas Montalbano, because Montalbano and not yours. Montalbano now is ours. "

Ultimately, we deny the words and opinions. However, at present in Italian society, what role can the intellectuals and writers?

There is no standard, each one does what you think. I believe that the role of intellectual interest as well, and above all, by the society in which he lives, and historical moments in their lives intersect. I do not think that the role of intellectuals and writers are staying absent or distant. If anyone wants to stay in his room looking at his navel and offers us a masterpiece of literature, it does not matter. There is no obligation depends on the consciousness of everyone.

I suppose you are tired of being asked by Berlusconi, but as is the courtyard in Italy, I have no choice.

I'm not bored, because it is good that everyone knows who is Berlusconi. There is freedom to express it. The writers and intellectuals are not under a dictatorship, we are under a distortion of democracy. I can speak ill of Berlusconi without ending up in jail, which would not happen if instead of Berlusconi was Mussolini or Franco in Spain. So we are not at that level, we are in the most insidious corruption of democracy, and while we talk, talk. Then explain to me

surrealism in which is immersed Italy.

Berlusconi has been elected with a majority, helped by an electoral law that allowed hard to explain that if you had one more vote, I corresponded over 50 members. And this is a degeneration of democracy. Gradually, it has been revealed the true face of Berlusconi, but was revealed when the Italians were disillusioned him. For a couple of years, Italians have begun to understand that the Government has only made laws in their favor, to avoid dealing with trial courts. Now Italy has produced a strong reaction against it: there have been spontaneous demonstrations, with millions of people. But there is a real split between the House, ie members elected for two years and the country's current reality. The current situation does not reflect that of the deputies elected in the House. Parliament continues to function as if nothing had changed since two years ago, but much has changed. If elections were held today, Berlusconi would be at great risk of not being chosen. We have reached the absurd. The question I pose to the Italians is this: "To a man accused four times of being a pederast and awaiting trial, would offer the possibility of a new reform of the law on child abuse?

Spain is not to teach many lessons, but the image offered his country's sometimes a comedy slash style Dino Risi.

The Italian reality is difficult to understand, I understand perfectly that you can make a comedy, a tragicomedy that is only because the public debt rises to terrifying levels, and joblessness as well, three out of four young people are unemployed; the low-income families every day, two of every three families do not make ends meet. Berlusconi says it is the fault of the global crisis. Since then, the global crisis has influenced, but the total inaction of our government has done that today we are a country on the brink of an abyss, from the standpoint of employment, labor force, quality of production, exports, from the point of view of quality of life we \u200b\u200blose. This man continually promises hope and any future was stolen from the Italians. The problem is not Berlusconi, but how to recover Italy from the tsunami represented by Berlusconi when they discover the state it is in Italy, and how it can provide a standard when it has lost any sense of morality. Let

page. Still writing every day?

Yes, I am writing another book. I write every day. I get up at six o'clock and wonderful work for four hours before starting the calls. I am an employee of writing.


The potter's field, Andrea Camilleri, Salamandra 221 pages, 14 euros

Laura Revuelta
ABC
April 1, 2011





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Friday, April 8, 2011

Silver Blank Jewelry Settings





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kvLT9EOhuw

"You Made Me the Thief of Your Heart" - Sinead O'Connor


I hope you're happy now..
I could never make you so...
You were a hard man...
No harder in this world
You made me cold, you made me hard
And you made me the
Thief of your heart

Winter is cold...oh!
But you're colder still
And for the first time
I feel like you're mine
I'll share you with the one who will
Mend what falls apart and turn
A blind eye to the thief of your heart

I'll never wash these clothes
I want to keep the stain
You blood to me is precious
Nor would I spill it in vain.
Your spirit sings
Though your lips never part
Singing only to me
The thief of your heart


Del soundtrack of the film "In the Name of the Father" (1994) *******




in itself is a big issue with this version, just with this that dates from 2002, becomes more than huge :)

The lyrics are by Bono and captures the essence of the movie In the name of the Father a few days ago I saw for the millionth time, lol, yet I still shaking . Unforgettable scene where the prisoners released by burning paper windows, in homage to the father of Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day Lewis) who has just died.



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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Manhattan Webcam Driver No.460668

The Elegance of the Hedgehog


Muriel Barbery, a professor of philosophy, dabbled in literary writing in 2000 with the candy. In 2007 he published The Elegance of the Hedgehog, which was subsequently translated and for some unexpected reason the market has become a best-selling novel.

What it is, ie, sold well, in this case has nothing to do with their literary quality. The novel does, despite some implausible features one of the stars of twelve, philosophizing about everyday life and great systems of thought throughout its pages.

The other protagonist, the concierge of the building on rue de Grenelle in Paris, is one of those lovable characters that convinces us to every word that is a very intelligent woman who wants to go unnoticed.

During my reading of this novel, I wondered why the character of the girl, Paloma, no catches my attention. Maybe it's because childhood is a magic, a different dynamic. The whiz kids are not within my area of \u200b\u200binterest, rather worries me stability and the use of all that may come to know and the disillusionment that makes all this knowledge that maybe, just maybe, emotionally, can not handle.

The novel, for some people, is also a sum of contemporary thought that leads nowhere. Although obviously is full of references to thinkers, artists, filmmakers, the idea goes beyond these repetitions of quotations: A novel about solitude, about things that are worthwhile, how friendship, love and art, the daily saving of passage to a destination clear as death.

Heideggerian phenomenological thinking become visible in the reflections of these young women of Paris. Here I leave a link of Barbery in an interview he gave to the country about his novel. His bleak vision of integration is a thought that it would be questionable, especially for someone who comes from a nation as reconstituted by war, migration, cultural elitism, etc.

Invitation Wordings For Lohri

"The vampire is more than a fad "This landmark paper



Interestingly the vampire has always been an aristocratic monster, but James Siruela taste for this creature came from other areas, those of his publishing. It was early 90's when he prepared an anthology of stories for which he had to know the vampire literature in depth. Shortly follower of fashion, his attraction to these beings as related literary, rather, with the character you have of modern myth. According to criteria of aesthetic quality and thematic originality Atalanta now extends this anthology that runs the vampire in all its variants. The stories are added Derleth, Aickman and Matheson.

QUESTION .- Where does your interest in vampires? Why do you think you are so hot?

ANSWER .- In 1992 I prepared an anthology of vampire after reading many stories of the topic. Juan Perucho had requested that prolong the issue, and he could not because of their commitments and the time it took. So, as he had to read much about it and the subject had caught me, I decided to take care of it, which made me want more documents. Actually I do not follow fads. I've never been interested. The vampire is more than a fad. It is a modern myth, and as such a strong comeback in five years. This anthology has over 18 years. Amazingly, throughout this time I've seen sprout through Coppola's film, the novels of Anne Rice, etc., Etc.

Q. - What criteria continued to add new texts?

R. - Quality criteria of aesthetics and thematic originality. Anthologies often tend to be very monotonous, and I tried to show the myth in all its variations, both thematic and genre, so there are stories, a short novel or novella, poetry and even a fragment of a soap opera. I have tried to show the evolution of myth, from the romantic and aristocratic figures of the nineteenth century to the intrusions terrifying more contemporary ambiguous evil presence, which is becoming more psychological.

Q. - Can you highlight some features of the authors and stories added? And in general, what you think is more literary weight?

R. - Derleth's story introduces a new variant, that of a monstrous figure we only know its irresistible magnetism, and how to deliver their victims to her, and the tragic effects on them. Matheson's tale, the legendary author of I Am Legend and The Incredible Shrinking Man history - has an interest in that, even though the vampire is perfectly in contemporary life through a troubled child and morbid, the mythic and mysterious aura of the vampire who achieves its splendor, for example, in the first chapters of Dracula at the end of the story breaks. I think the more delicate and rounded story literally is Robert Aickman entitled Pages diary of a young (online reading here), which won a major award in his time. In this story a young woman who travels to Italy with his parents during the nineteenth century, we will explain in his diary, without realizing it, about the harmful psychological consequences has been a chance encounter he had with a vampire after a party, but nothing here is said explicitly, that is becoming more perverse.


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MC

The Cultural World
June 14, 2010



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Sunday, April 3, 2011

What Episode Do Bulma And Vegeta




It turns out that I go to the library of Antonio Mendez, in the main street, and say hey, buddy, you got the new Bible just removed the Episcopal Conference? And Antonio, who is a friend does twenty years, look at me askance and said I see crappy, teacher, a Bible in your years. What you, Thomas. Have you seen the light, or what? And I answer that less choteo, kid, or bought at the Corte Ingles. Large areas, said today. And I want two, one to give away. Well I have to ask because I have not, leads Antonio. And I say: you should be ashamed. A bookcase with no new Bible in the window. I know you're not going to church and neither am I, and Monsignor Rouco and mariachis will fall, like me, like a kick in the duodenum. But we're not talking about opium of the people, or grandchildren of Trento tocapelotas, or historical and social havoc, but of culture, boy, that you hear being bookseller. One of the flow of wisdom that made us who we are, cóscate, Old and New Testaments, judeocristana culture, combined with Islam Mediterranean, Greece, Rome and all the paraphernalia, did what we call Western Europe and rebound: site that the same sounds you too, Antoñete, although that old Europe, in times of moral reference world, where human rights and the crucible of culture, we no longer recognize or the mother who bore her. Bookseller said in language, so to speak, I speak the greatest bestseller of history necessary to anyone trying to keep abreast of what is and what it does. To have it so handy as Cervantes, Shakespeare and Montaigne: four table legs where some support when we are tired elbows. I do not know if I explain.

After the banter between Antonio and I, a week later I have to order the new Bible at home, and, apart from the minor inconvenience to curse in Aramaic the rough touch of cloth binding under the guards, the fabric on the books forever gave me teeth on edge, "I enjoy your pages of paper subtle and pleasant to touch, clean typography and the comforting weight of the volume in your hands. It is a beautiful specimen with the new translation canon of sacred texts into Castilian, which will be used in all the liturgical and catechetical, or whatever, the Catholic Church here. The canon, so to speak, the Bible official language of Cervantes. This makes it extremely important book, because, apart from close reading to do each one, the text, read at Mass and used from now on activities related to the subject, have a direct impact on the language they speak and write several million English-speaking Catholics. Is said quickly.

But that, the practitioner of the rock is only a part. At last, after all, the Bible is also and above all, a great wealth of fun, reflection and knowledge. A monument is essential to understand what was woven scrim what some reactionary bastards and grumpy and still call the person signing above, with a mixture of melancholy and skeptical banter, Western culture that is non-or mind, what heck, to offend. In this context, the Bible is an extraordinary source of stories, adventures, battles, betrayals, love, emotions and symbolism; matter than three thousand years ago the civilized world is nourished and inspired the greatest philosophers and artists of all times, literature, music, painting and film included. Anyone seeking insight and intelligence that wants to interpret the world where you live and die, you can skip reading at least once in their life, the book more famous and influential-for good and bad "of all time. The Old and New Testaments, to a sacred history and divine revelation, and for other master key to culture and enlightenment, are essential to understand how we got here, what we were and what we are. I pity those who do not have a Don Quixote and a Bible at home, if only to decorate furniture and reading four lines from time to time. And who does it reader to calculate. Only the Bible, reread again and again, enough to fill a lifetime. And eye. I insist that it is not religion, but of culture. The truth, not the pap skimmed educational allegedly imposed by those who legislate from the catheter mediocrity. Prejudices oppose the Bible is like putting forth a cathedral: no need to believe in God to visit and admire their beauty. To experience the majesty of the memory they cherish their old stones.


Arturo Perez-Reverte
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" Publishers are not passionate readers "



Michael Krüger (German, 1943, poet, novelist, editor) is Hanser director, a major literary publishers in Europe. His office is in Munich, and is surrounded by paper originals.

front, with its airy windows that we visited in January, there are some magnificent trees that he, a poet of irony and memory, identifies with which we are looking into the future. What about this? That is the crux of the matter now: what will the book as we know, as he thinks, as an author and editor? What is it? It has one of his books of poems most beautiful verses about memory: "Sometimes the child / me sends a postcard." What do you say memory the editor, which sends postcards? Is the line of literary editors have had Europe: Carlos Barral, Roberto Calasso ... So he feels for the text as we have always played an enormous respect, which is the same respect you feel about the passage of time. Of that, the time comes, we wanted to talk to him in this series about the challenges facing the world created by his countryman Gutenberg.

Question. You say in one of his books translated into English: "Go and whether the death was not in their shoes." Sometimes we live as if death had nothing to do with us. And there are the books as we have known. These will die " books?

Response. really good books have a longer life than a man. And that's a strange situation. As the morning sitting in front of a blank paper. But the author a good day to die and the book is still there. That's the fascinating thing about a book that has its own life. And it relates to the author just because his name appears in the book. The strange thing is that everyone, the stupid, the intelligent, the educated and the ignorant, can read a book in different ways. The text has its own life. By the time you publish a book you should know that the book will live, probably more than you as an author. And the only person who will watch over him is the editor. The editor has a duty to keep the book alive even if the author is dead. The only ones still there after the death of the author is the editor and the text. The book is a living organism.

P. And is the reader.

R . The book is always waiting for a reader. If you miss a reader, the book dies. So the editors have a duty to keep it alive. What does this mean? We all know that 90% of the books that were published in 2011 will not survive a year from now. Most of the books you see in the stores have a life of six months. The remaining 10% may have a longer life. Some books, even if are important, they forget. But suddenly, someone comes along, it picks up and says: "This is a work of art, we have to reread it." And many readers may follow this advice. Kafka is a good example. While he lived about 200 pages published. When these 200 pages were published thousand people read it. Thousand people. No one else. However, after the war someone took the book and said: "This book perfectly describes the state of the human condition at the time of the First World War and have to reread it." Today I read people around the world.

P. And in his time, was almost unknown ...

R. While living, nobody cared what Kafka wrote. And the duty of an editor is listening to the music of time ... That music is always looking for someone and the text can be revitalized. For example, published two years ago what I would call the most appropriate translation of Don Quixote. Of course, there were many translations into German, about 10 or 15. However, here today think their allegories might raise interest they may have a new reading. We thought it would be interesting to read now, at this historical moment, capitalist, European, in which there are many new struggles against windmills. The interesting thing is that the new translation was highly successful. But we did not expect was that the metaphorical and allegorical situation, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, fit so perfectly with the situation. The editor has to know that a book, even if 500 years, may have a new life. Imagine Hamlet now ...

P. is that the human condition is always the same ...

R. Right. And does not change rapidly. The life span of a human being is very short. Being so short, one should read good books out there. And the editor has to know what books, past and present, "actually may interest the reader disoriented. In recent years we have undergone many changes, in our notions about the world, about our existence, about politics, about the European Union. People have changed so much has changed so much thought. That's what they have to take into account political, that everything is different, and maybe the authors are feeling better than them. Each country has its perpetrators, we must be attentive to what they write, but also political. I think the mentality is described correctly only in the literature. Until the fifties of last century, people only had the literature to understand other worlds. Now we have other mechanisms. To learn how we are. But we read the literature if we really want to know what the mentality people.

P. You said your job is to revive dead books. In the case of current books, how is the selection process? When you know a writer, as Gertrude Stein would have said, is a writer-is-a-writer?

R. This gives you experience. I think many of today's editors do not read. They are so immersed in reading and read the contemporary reports on books they no longer read for pleasure. They are no longer passionate readers. And 80% or 90% of books published next year will disappear. Clear that we must feed and nurture the writer, so the machine has to work. But the machine has nothing to do with the person sitting alone writing. The work of writing: that is what fascinates me. And that never changed. There remains a writer sitting at the table in front of a blank paper. The writing process has nothing to do with the machine. Only that the infrastructure is improved to the writer, but nothing more.

P. In one of your books you say that the future is a joke. Can we talk about the future as if it were a joke?

R. If you're my age, 67 years, of course you can talk about the future with a sense of humor. Nobody could predict the global crisis we are experiencing. Even people with a high level of education, money, culture. Nobody. Nobody thought there would be a reunion in Germany. No one thought we were going to rise in Africa. Nobody thought that Facebook was going to change society. 20 years ago nobody thought that people were going to walk down the street with a mobile phone. It used to be content to read a morning newspaper. Today there are people who are not satisfied unless it receives 15 newspapers a day on your computer. In the end I sit and watch the tree and the house that I have before. And I will die with that tree in front of my eyes.

P. Many changes. And how will affect the reading?

R. affect our very existence. This means that now we live no one has time. It is very common to hear it. I have no time! If you use even a very short period of time to read what you are removing trash to a reading of a poem by Gongora. The more junk you'll have less time for you. It is a paradoxical situation: listening to people say they have no time. Just because you have it! And, of course, in this swing reading is impaired. Because you can read faster. A Proust can not be read in less than three months. And that makes the machine get angry. The machine you just want a person to read Proust in two days. The machine think of creating shorter formats, abstracts, comic strips ... What is happening reminds me of a quote from Woody Allen, after reading Dostoevsky asked about the book and said: "All I can say is that it is Russian." The reading is totally contrary to this acceleration. At this rate. Anything can adapt itself to this pace, but not reading.

P. "these changes also will affect the writing? How about publishers?

R . I just returned from New York, where I said that now 35% of the books will be available in e-book. That percentage may rise. The e-book is cheaper, requires no paper, forests are happy. This also means you can store hundreds of books on your computer, you do not need physical space for storage. I think all that is greatly affecting the publishing world. Small bookstores are closing. In five years I will have to reorganize our way of working. I need more people to monitor electronic auctions, which promote the books through social networks. They will have to get into blogs. The script now has to do with putting an idea into an electronic universe. The idea is faster than the book. When someone succeeded in 1858 a mathematical solution to a problem, that news traveled slowly to be approved and adopted. Now in eight minutes you can share a mathematical solution with the world.

P. And the publishers will continue to be the guardians of the books?

R. 20 years from now will still editors. Maybe not as many as today, but many will survive. The market itself is shrinking. The circulation of books is shrinking and the cost is increasing. Within 10 or 20 years, a book will be worth too much for a young reader. Instead of buying a book is printed Shakespeare's sonnets directly. And this brings us to the issue of copyright. This is the big problem. Most books and information available in a library you can get online. One is paid or pirated. If the willingness to buy a book disappears the book disappears. And the same happened to the publishing industry. I do not know how it will be in Spain, but here the authors are touring with his books and give talks. If they can give 14 lectures a year reach the public and earn enough to live on that, other than what they get from sales.

P. are troubadours.

R. And in that role of minstrel, the author can sell his books in a personal and intimate. And this is a bull market here. Is an event, and if the author manages to convey and be a good speaker, can succeed.

P. Does that change the relationship between author and publisher?

R. I spend much time with the authors because I love that. I am interested in being around them. The process of writing is still fascinating to me as my work. What comes next, sell the book, is made as transparent as possible and try to make the writer understand what we do. Günter Grass remember I said that all he needed was a table and paper. And I asked: do you know how worth the paper? Do you know how much is an ad in THE COUNTRY? And did not know. Most writers do not know how market works and it is our duty to let them know. I think the solution is to strengthen ties with the author. Not exist without the author.

P. When reading a manuscript, what is it that convinces him to post?

R. Seeking learn. If I read a novel, for example, want to learn something about how to write something about the subject matter, or want to feed what I call "my batteries of pleasure." If I learn nothing, not the public. That is my priority: to learn, have pleasure. Last night I read until two in the morning because today I had to make a decision. If you do not learn anything, do not publish what I read. Of course there are publishers who are only interested in publishing in view the commercial. When reading do not read to read but they read to see if it meets the appropriate commercial ingredients ... Samuel Pepys said: "I do not want to die because I have to read 400 books. I want to die when you read them all." Is heroic what he says Pepys. But I am content to believe that until the last moment of my life I have books to read.

P. you have very beautiful verses about children, "Sometimes I send a postcard." If you could write to the child who was a postcard on what is going to find, what would?

R. say that if you have to choose between the world of books and field world to choose the world of field, forest, fleeing the city. Or go to Athens or stay on the field.


Juan Cruz
The Country
April 3, 2011




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Friday, April 1, 2011

Poseidon Server Openkore Ro Free

The face of a sinner But the hands of a priest



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i_0PkOqLKA

"Moon over Bourbon Stret" - Sting


There's a moon over Bourbon Street tonight I see faces as
They pass beneath the pale lamplight I've no choice
But to follow
That call The bright lights, the people , and the moon and all I pray everyday to
Be strong
For I know what I do must be wrong
Oh you'll never see my shade or hear the sound of my feet
While there's a moon over Bourbon Street

It was many years ago that I became what I am
I was trapped in this life like an innocent lamb
Now I can never show my face at noon
And you'll only see me walking by the light of the moon
The brim of my hat hides the eye of a beast
I've the face of a sinner but the hands of a priest
Oh you'll never see my shade or hear the sound of my feet
While there's a moon over Bourbon Street

She walks everyday through the streets of New Orleans
She's innocent and young from a family of means
I have stood many times outside her window at Struggle To
night with my instinct in the pale moon light
How Could I be this way When I pray to God Above
I Must Love What I destroy and destroy the thing I love
Oh you'll never see my shade or hear the
sound of my feet While There's a moon over Bourbon Street


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A theme in an atmosphere rich envelope. Exudes passion and grief. It is said that Gordon Summers, better known as Sting, wrote this topic after reading Interview with the Vampire. And not that it is a lover of the vampire myth far. In some interview, Sting said that what caught his attention, was the character of Louis and the part that describes the pain caused to love a mortal like Babette:

"You must understand that what was then by Babette felt communication was a stronger desire than any intense desire he felt ... except for the physical desire for blood .... It was so intense that I could make you feel the depth of my capacity for loneliness. When before had spoken to her, had been a brief but direct communication that was so simple and satisfying as giving a person's hand, shake it, letting it go smoothly. All this in a time of great need or distress. But now we were confused. To Babette, I was a monster and I looked awful, and would have done anything to change his mind. I told him the advice he had given were correct, that no instrument of the devil could do something right if I tried.

- I know! - I said.

But that meant she could not trust me more than the devil himself. I went, but she declined. I raised my hand and she shrank, clutching the railing.

- Well, then - I said, feeling a deep exasperation -. Why protect me last night? Why haa come to see me alone?

What I saw on his face was cunning. He had a reason, but not revealed to me in any way. He could not talk freely and openly, giving me the communication I wished. I was distressed to look. It was late and I could see and hear that Lestat had entered the basement and removed our coffins. And I needed to go. Apart from feeling other needs ... The need to kill and drink. But that was not what ailed me. It was something else, something much worse. It was as if tonight were the only one of thousands of nights, a world without end, one of which could not see the end, one night when I walked in the cold and stars insensitive. I think I looked away and put my hand over his eyes. Suddenly I felt weak and orpimido. I think that made a sound against my will ... And then, in that vast and desolate landscape of night, where I was alone and Babette was only an illusion, suddenly saw a possibility that had never considered a possibility of which had fled, absorbed as he was with the world, vampire all my senses, love of color, shape, sound, song and the softness and infinite variation. Babette was moving, but did not pay attention. He drew something from his pocket, and was a big key ring. Climbed the steps. 'Let go', I thought.

- Creature of the devil, "he whispered. Get away from me. Satan, "he repeated. I looked. Was immobilized on the steps, staring with big eyes suspicious. Had reached the lamp hanging from the wall and held in his hands, looking, holding it like a valuable portfolio.

- Do you think I come from the devil? I asked.

She quickly moved her left hand fingers around the handle of the lamp and with the right hand was a sign of the cross, and uttered the Latin words barely audible to me, his face pale and her eyebrows arched when not little change occurred because of it.

- Did you expect me off in a cloud of Hun? I asked, approaching, it now looked objectively because of my thoughts. And where do I go? "I asked. "To hell where I came from? How the devil I represent? "I stood at the foot of the stairs. Suppose you say you know nothing of the devil. Suppose you do not even know if there!

In the landscape of my thoughts, I had seen the demini and now I thought of the devil. Look away. She would not listen just like you hear me now. She did not listen. I looked at the stars. Lestat was ready, I knew it. It was as if he was ready to do years with the coach. I had the sudden feeling that my brother was there and that was years ago and I spoke softly, but excited. And what I said was desperately important, but away from me with the same speed he said it, like the sound of rats on the boards of a huge house. There was a rustling sound and a burst of light.

- I do not know if I come or not hell! I do not know who I am! I shouted at Babette, my voice and my own ears deafened. I will live to the end of time and not even know who I am! ".



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