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Un autre exemple de l'imprégnation profonde du dogme religieux dans ce gouvernement...... http://www.ledevoir.com/politique/canada/325529/le-ministre-fast-chante-la-bonne-parole
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Plans, rendus, photos, visuel, etc...... placez les ici!
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Salut tout le monde, Je remarque que plusieures images que vous, membres, ont placés dans plusieurs fils ont carrémment disparus pour diverses raisons... par exemple, l'image est expirée sur le serveur gratuit, le site à changé de nom, etc etc SVP, utilisez l'espace sur MTLURB pour stocker vos photos pour qu'on ne les perds pas! ICI, sur la gallerie MTLURB: http://www.mtlurb.com/pictures/main.php?g2_itemId=27 N'importe qui peut ajouter des images dans cet album et ensuite réutiliser le tout dans le forum. C'est plate d'ouvrir les fils et de voir que pleins d'images ne fonctionnent plus. merci! PS: vous n'avez pas besoin de créer de compte dans la gallerie -
Bonjour tout le monde! L'été dernier je suis allé faire un tour en Ukraine et j'ai eu la chance d'aller explorer Chernobyl et Prypiat. Vraiment incroyable comme endroit. Indescriptible le sentiment d'être là-bas! J'ai fait un album flickr! J'espère que vous allez apprécier! Si vous êtes intéressés je pourrai aussi mettre d'autre photos que j'ai pris en Roumanie et Bulgarie par la suite. Enjoy! Lien: http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/sets/72157632203156676/show/
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Qu'est ce que vous écoutez? What's your favorite artist/band? Or even.. qu'est ce que vous écoutez en ce moment? I'm listening to Don Henley - Boys of Summer at the moment Before that, Dirty South - Let it go (axwell remix) Favorite artists/DJs: Opeth, Bruce Springsteen, Seal, Armin van Buuren Favorite album: Opeth - Blackwater Park
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Un immigrant d'Allemagne a pris ces photos pour passer le temps. Il habitait à l'angle de la rue Clark et Prince Arthur. Voici son histoire avec les photos. http://montreal.openfile.ca/montreal/slideshow/montreal-1958-1960-seen-new-german-immigrant-alfred-bohns-3 Juste les photos / just the pictures:
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Michael Jackson dies leaving legacy of award-winning music Michael Jackson, who died today at age 50, ruled the music world throughout the 1980s, selling millions of records and concert tickets and dubbing himself the "King of Pop." And while Michael Jackson won multiple times at such popularity contests as the American Music Awards and the MTV Awards, he also earned the respect of his peers in the music industry with his 13 Grammy Awards. Michael Jackson Grammy Awards Thriller Death News 1357986 After striking out on his own from the Jackson Five, Jackson won his first Grammy in 1980 for best R&B male vocal performance ("Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough"). That track from his chart-topping "Off the Wall" album also contended for best disco recording. "Thriller" – his second solo effort as an adult – was released in November 1982 and spent a record 37 weeks at No. 1, producing an unparalleled seven Top 10 singles. In March 1983, Jackson debuted his moonwalk dance to "Billie Jean" on the TV special "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today and Forever." Michael Jackson earned an Emmy nod for best performance in a variety or music program. He lost to opera diva Leontyne Price for her concert with the New York Philharmonic on "Live From Lincoln Center." At the Grammys in February 1984, Jackson shared in seven of the eight awards won by the album (the exception was for best engineered recording). Michael Jackson shared the wins for album of the year and producer of the year (non-classical) with "Thriller" collaborator Quincy Jones, who also produced his Grammy-winning children's recording "E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial." For the three chart-topping singles off the album, Jackson won Grammy Awards for male vocal performance in an unprecedented three genres – R&B ("Billie Jean"), rock ("Beat It") and pop ("Thriller"). He shared in the record of the year win for "Beat It" with the production team. And as the songwriter, he picked up a Grammy for penning the best R&B tune ("Billie Jean"). However, Sting's "Every Breath You Take" edged out two Jackson compositions – "Beat It" and "Billie Jean" – for song of the year. Jackson's total of eight Grammy wins in one night broke the record set in 1965 by Roger Miller, who'd won six awards, most for the country hit "King of the Road." And the eight Grammys awarded to "Thriller" was another record haul as well. Both of these achievements were tied by Santana and the album "Supernatural" in 1999. Michael Jackson won another Grammy the following year in the category of best video album for the film that documented the making of the landmark "Thriller" video. That $500,000, 14-minute video, directed by John Landis, told the story of a boy (Jackson) and girl enjoying a date until he turns into a singing, dancing werewolf. In 1986, Jackson and Lionel Richie won the song of the year Grammy for the charity single "We Are the World," which also took home record of the year. As Jackson was one of the pioneers of the music video, it seems appropriate that the last two Grammys he won were for that medium. In 1989 he and his team won the short form video award for "Leave Me Alone" off his follow-up album "Bad." And in 1995 he and his sister Janet Jackson shared in the short form winning "Scream" from his double album "HIStory." Photo: Ken Hively / Los Angeles Times
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:: Joey Cape :: Joey Cape has posted his fifth new song of 2010. "Montreal" is the newest chapter of Doesn't Play Well with Others, Cape's new solo album that's being released on a song-per-month schedule. As with previous months, the single features artwork created by Joey's daughter, Violet. http://www.myspace.com/joeycape
