Monday, December 20, 2010

Swollen Leg From Driving

Ray burning: a new SF bookstore Ambierle! Organic

Jo Taboulet, friend, local figure, and president of the legendary Festival of Science Fiction Roanne " Rhone Alps SF" (First edition: 1979!) Is also the instigator of Association La Motte's book and Village Ambierle book, medieval village close to Renaison (42). Amateur

books in all genres, and thus Comics (SF and comics, it does it well!), He just set up a new shop there, entirely devoted to SF, rue d'Hauteville. (Tel: 06 04 14 85 77; le-rayon-ardent@orange.fr )

is a superb initiative, which will interest all lovers.
The store is young, but already offers beautiful rooms, and waiting for you to evolve. A website is already in place, and it is even very successful: The Ray
ardent

Jo Good luck and may the Force be with you!

Friday, December 17, 2010

Maybelline Dream Blush Swatch

comix: Strange Men! Bubbles

The next issue of Strange (Extra # 5) should meet and mark the newsstands in January, and this should be the .. ball!
(or the bubble, it depends!)

This is the pre-coverage, beautiful, promising.

Organic comix confirmed its presence in "Bubble Hill roannaise " 2011 and if all goes well ... we should reserve a surprise ...

Chhhhhhhht ....

Sunday, November 28, 2010

How To Do Hannie Dropkick Hair

Hill # 2: it becomes clear

is slowly beginning to appear pre-program the second edition.

The visual displays arrived. Remains only models.
is a very nice drawing of Antoine Brivet , the guest of honor, which offers a rereading of his proper album "Tortuga", in bookstores now. It should be inked by Mister Griffin and colorized by Patrick Biesse.

William Griffin will unfortunately not be there this year with us, but we expect the following authors: (Subject to final confirmation for some):
Brivet Antoine Simon Caruso, Olivier Pair, Lea Touitou, Franck Perrot, Alain Buisson Eric Perrin, Patrick Biesse, Western, Christophe Henin, Elodie Reed man and Ant
(Organic comix) , Aurélien Maury (Tanib) Caroline Godot, Mikael Alex (Jarjille) , Olivier Lejeune, Jérôme Viguet , (Draft Bermuda, Experience) ... A

on auction will be held Saturday afternoon, with the possibility of acquiring an original work exclusive of some of these authors (or even missing!)
In the same spirit of collection and recollection, the poster will normally available as a bookmark but also bookplate signed this year!

drawing workshops will of course be renewed, just like the live realization of a board (or poster) multi-hand, sales opportunity and new ... and the reading center.
themes cafes debates are not arrested by cons, exhibitions either.

novelties Saturday evening show will offer a meal surprise in the ballroom of the St. Haon Châtel, right side: (flavors of the world, and ...???!!) to make even more convenient that day. ... He will need to book!

short, the promise of a good weekend.
... continued ...

Friday, November 19, 2010

Fridge Thermostat How It Works

Choose a tango teacher ... Detailed course

I have often heard from some teachers: "I do not like as he / she dances."
This justified the fact that my interlocutors do not take courses in these individuals.

It seems to me that there are three things to distinguish among a dancer / teacher:
-
its technical qualities - his teaching
- its artistic qualities

There are those who do we do not feel much when they dance, but who have a knack for passing the basic elements of tango and anatomy.
There are those who overthrew the heart we when they dance, but not necessarily an educational approach.
Sometimes dancers do choices of interpretation, or dance demonstration, which does not affect me, but really have something to send me.
There are also great technicians including those who can explain what is happening and send.
There is even some people who teach what they do not apply themselves.
There are also those who can not necessarily do everything, but know how to communicate ...

everyone to make their choice, without forgetting that what is happening in dance or scene is not necessarily what happens in progress ...

What I'm looking personally They are generous people, having a desire to share and open look.
teachers who try to understand what kind of education will do better to pass this or that information with students.
People who individually and have a correct concept of the anatomy and respect of his own body and the body of another. Those who keep in sight the offering danceable in a dance ball.
I appreciate that we remember that what we propose is that his own interpretation of the tango or not at some point, that there are many others and we explains certain choices, aesthetics, comfort, morphology ...
Like that one makes me feel where does the energy transfer and how it is.

Learn a step can be done online.
Learning to drive and feel a step in understanding how to communicate in two and the ball, that's what is for me a teacher.

Mr.

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Marielle

Marielle begins to dance the tango in 1996 after being passed, among other things, martial arts and dances of couples (living room, Caribbean ...).

ORGANIZATION OF EVENTS
In 1998, RATP, she tango down in the subway !
It is one of two organizers for Argentina events around the World Cup football to discover the cultures of participating countries with the Embassy of Argentina as a partner.
The program is divided among three stations Gare de Lyon, Argentina and La Défense:
- during tango Newspapers: Imed Chemam, Bibiana Guillammet, El Duende, Virginia
- tango concerts Newspapers: Artango, Juan Caceres , Carasco ...
- tango demonstrations each day: Silvina Vals & Fabian Hojman El Duen & Virginia, Imed and Bibiana
- animations : asado with the presence of llamas, selling local produce, live painting ...
- exhibitions: photography and painting
- tango dances every night with people who have had an important role in the development of tango in Paris (Carmen and Victor, Isabel and Alfredo ...)

OF TRAVEL TO ENRICH
as early as 1998, she began to dance travel Argentine Tango (seven trips to Buenos Aires, but also in New York and Berlin and at weekends international marathons or festivals across Europe : Nijmegen, Sitges, Amsterdam, Berlin, Tavira, Copenhagen, Nimes, Madrid, Cologne, Barcelona, Stuttgart, Bonn, Brussels, London, Arnheim, Marseille, Lund, Malmö, Lisbon, Lille, Tourcoin, Orleans, Niort, San Francisco Los Angeles ...) and to host dances and festivals as a DJ .
Having several times a year for voluntary summer festivals and participated in numerous workshops, guided and guideuse as she was able to understand different types of education in both open apilado (milonguero): Carolina Del Rivero, Catherine Berbessou Mariano Chicho Frumboli, Christophe Lambert, Damian Essel, Dana Frigoli Eric Jeurisen, Eugenia Parrilla Ezequiel Fafaro, Fabian Salas, Federico Rodriguez Moreno, Graciela Gonzalez, Imed Chemam, Judith Elbaz, Komala Voss, Melina Brufman, Mariana Montes, Marilyn Lefort, Marisa Van Handel, Nancy Louzan, Oliver Koch, Villarraza Pablo, Pablo Inza, Pablo Veron, Sebastian Arce, Silvia Ceriani, Silvina Valz, Tete Pedro Rusconi, Vincent Morel ...

EDUCATION
Since 2001 , she teaches privately as well as internships and, 2004, she began a formal education in Paris .

back problems appeared during the growth is fed to a personal work specific posture (physiotherapy conventional method Mezieres, Alexander Technique, holistic approach, Feldenkreiss, pilates ...).
These experiences strongly influence his teaching-oriented connection, the comfort of both partners and musical interpretation.

technique and learning are not for her ways to better meet each other in performing music together.

Since 2006, she gives lectures and courses of Argentine Tango with Valerie and has worked and involves other dancers (Alexander, Angela, Can, Dirk Apitz, Edward, Fernando Lores, François-Olivier, Lydia, Matthew Dupre, Muriel Nicolas, Pierre, Sylvain Lemesle, Vincent Limeul Daniel Carlson ...).
They bring their experience of the tango, but also practitioners, professionals or teachers in other practices (yoga, singing, dancing Indian dance Chantreine, martial arts, theater ...).

DJ musicalisation
She started musicalisation evenings (DJ Tango) by being one of three leaders of the quays of the Seine in 2000 and has subsequently made replacement periods in 2001 and 2002.
Since then she has regularly invited as DJ for balls and elsewhere in France (Paris with Bahia Blanca / the old and the new shipyard, the Chachabal, Tango Underground, The chessboard ... Lille, Tours , Niort, Amsterdam, Orleans ...) and at festivals or weekends international ( Copenhagen, Tavira, Brussels, Nimes, Buenos Aires, the beach and afters of Sitges ...)...

CINEMA
Marielle has participated as a dancer in the film "I'm not here to be loved" and several short films including one from Judith Elbaz.

ASSEMBLY SHOWS
She coordinated the installation of a dozen plays, singing and dancing with foreign students, children and young professionals. She was doing research funding, the establishment of communication and management of volunteer and professional teams ... for all these projects and aid to the staging, the introduction of tango techniques for working group and space ... some of them.
With Valerie, they were in residence at the Association Môm'Ganne to mount a show of Argentine tango together fifteen children aged 7 to 11 years.

DEMONSTRATIONS, ATTENDING THE SHOWS
She participated in several performances of storytelling ("Arabian tale about "...)
Before working with Valerie, she has done demonstrations at the Chalet du Lac at Hispanic festivals.
With Valerie, they put on demonstrations for the show "Roots and Branches" for the Company Without Fixes Marquee Theatre of Glass, for the City of Paris and for private events.

OTHER PROSPECTS ...
practice and teaching him the tango given the opportunity to see a strong link between the report body and the relationship to another and to ourselves.
is to go further in understanding this aspect she began training in professional coaching at the university. She concentrates her dissertation study on the tango as a coaching tool and form of complementary techniques such as NLP (NLP technician), transactional analysis and is certified MBTI . For
NLPNL, she gave a lecture in November 2010 on the tango as a tool for coaching institute Balloon.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Crazy Things Sororities Do

codes milongas in Buenos Aires

For a fun night in a traditional milonga in Buenos Aires, there are a few things to know.
Sounds pretty strict or very rigid, but when one begins to play, it's really worth the freedom it gives the woman (to choose something for each tanda with whom she wishes to dance, and thus, "build his evening"), as the man (do not take rakes in public and lose face, leaving the woman to show his desire to dance with him ...).
This description may seem a bit cruel, but in fact many tourists arrive as conquerors without having taken the trouble to learn about the customs of where they happen. They do not respect not use, do not respect the ball, knocking some, others take risks with their dancing ...
If such codes exist, they have their purpose and they show how the tango is a social dance. Also, what is the interest to do so many miles, to pay such a trip, if it is to make at home?
Before leaving for the first time, I asked some friends what they had Argentine as advice for me. They said: "Never accept an invitation to the table and let you invite and prompt with the cabeceo, you'll see, it lets you build your party." It was Chinese to me, but I I figured I would try to experiment with their advice.
The result of this experience, some travel and some discussions later!

table
To avoid spending the evening standing in some traditional areas, it is best to book your table. If one only wants to dance with a partner, we take a table for two by stating that there is a couple.
If you want to dance with other people, it takes a separate place: one with men, the other with women.

Preparing
porteños traditional dancers are often very sensitive to the care taken to go dancing. They appreciate that people dress (shirt and classic trousers or jacket, for some, keeping a little sought for each) and pay particular attention to odors. To feel flawless, many of them offered a shower after a late nap, and then some perfume (not too), deodorant and passage required by the toothbrush (see why the longer; ) Tic-Tacs and for smokers.

The arrival at the milonga
- There is a deadline until which the reservation is valid. If you arrive later, in general, we find ourselves without a table or misplaced because regulars are already there or on the way and those who had not received our booked table.
- In general, the dancers arrive with their dancing shoes already on his feet. Those wishing to change shoes go mostly to the bathroom to do so. In general, the lady pee installed a chair to facilitate the operation (see below, under toilets;).
- After paying the entrance (prepared for the currency, it avoids wasting time and to be reset when you get a ticket for 100 pesos), it goes to the locker room if you have a bag a little bigger than a small handbag not to disturb traffic. In general, it is not possible to see the runway before paying (a few steps to El Beso, behind the door in Canning, behind the curtain ...). Maipu


Placement - At the very entrance to the dance hall or near the bar, one awaits the person who arranges the milonga so it puts us. In any case, it happens and you sit for a place in the open air.
In general, most of the good seats (near the runway) are taken or reserved and you would do anyway and move out (in the milongas, the regulars are all they know, they know who is new who's who ...). The person who comes up, asks for your name and takes you to the table reserved for you. If you are not experienced, you end up in 2nd or 3rd row of tables, that is to say in a place where it is difficult to invite and get invited.
- If you do not sit for two, it takes you on the side of the runway where the people of your sex. Unless you have friends official, it puts you at a table with people whose origin is evaluated and the level of dancing close to yours.
If you are a couple, it puts you at the bottom of the room because we know that you do not need to ask because you are together.
- Once placed, you sit still in line, that is to say that one does not advance the torso to be seen by the dancers / waitresses. We stay back against the back of the chair. Why stay online? Because as everyone has a chance to dance. When someone gets too far forward it says "slapped me," it means that we seek, which is not very sympathetic to others.
We'll see directly that you are not used (e) and there, only tourists or visitors you invite sharks, usually by coming directly to your table, which will support your reputation as a tourist and will reduce the number of people wishing to invite you, because you're not interested in you is to respect where you arrive.
- Most women put their purse on the table, the men leave their car keys and sometimes their phone. There are often two layers. Under the first, which is smaller, we put the raffle tickets and if we start before the draw, it gives her a raffle ticket (e) friend (s).

The invitation to dance
The new "tanda" (a series of pieces of the same orchestra) has just begun. Hardly had the dancers they recognized the orchestra or the song they turn towards the person they think is appropriate for these series dancing with them. They are not ashamed to start, being first on the track and a time to dance alone. The runway was filled quickly and the presence of the dancers will soon make it impossible to invite is remote if our target is not close. The
cabeseo (pronounced cabésséau and there are several ways to write it) comes from the word Cabes, the head. The two people watching, the man lowered his head slightly by continuing to fix the woman in the eyes (sometimes with an air quite serious, but not mandatory). If she wants
dance with him, the woman replies with the same gesture of the head.
You can check out this video, but in my experience, the first nod made by the woman stems from the normal man and the woman replied in the mirror.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDbtXiB_b6s

The man gets up and comes to the table to find the woman. The woman expects to be at his table to rise, it avoids, in case it is in fact a neighbor who was designated, to lose face. In case of error, where we get up without being the nominee, I was told, despite what is said by Subsequently, the best shelter, they are the toilet.
If everything went well, the woman gets up (often, she takes off her dress / skirt of his post:), if any, they kiss (a peck on the cheek right) greet 's entwine and slowly begin to dance).
If you do not want to dance with the person who looks at you intensely, you do as if nothing had happened, as if you do not see it and you look elsewhere.
If the person continues to look at you, you continue to ignore.
must be clear in expressing his desire, but not heavy. If you want to dance with somebody, it is obvious that the person you have ever seen (e), go your way!
This means either that the person does not want to dance with you, or it has not seen you dance. You have expressed your desire, it was perceived by the other, let him do it now. He / she will not dance with you this tanda or maybe the next or the next ... allowed sufficient time to see and evaluate his desire. He came to wait a long time (several years), so somebody dance with me. So. As a tourist, each new residence is a new chance, which is not necessarily the case for people on the spot, however drawing from the best:)

The ball movement in
The man has taken care to verify that it does not bother couples around before making his first step. He did not begin his dance by stepping aside in order to avoid "breaking the second line" dance. Once the line dance is chosen, it remains behind the same dancer throughout the tanda, except for someone who does not respect the ball, he then comes to find another couple to be in front or behind to avoid getting back into it.
It does not therefore lead us not on other lines of dance, as it does not back or that the couple are stuck in front.
Taking a risk with the dancer she used to know quite what it is. An error is possible, but a mindset that can lead to hurt the other dancers will be injured or feels and implies either that the woman stops dancing during the tanda, whether it be the last time they dance together . The

abrazo
In traditional milongas, dance generally "apilado", that is to say against each other a little support, or "living room", that is ie against one another, but sometimes takes a little distance to do it with some comfort. If at any time one of two moves his arm in the back of the other, the other is supposed to move to mend his turn. This does not take it personally, it is natural to change positions and do not immediately say that everything is wrong. The move also shows that to each other as we seek the comfort level and that one is listening.
Where you put your hand may be crucial for people to accept or not to dance with you. In my case, if I see a boy leaves his hand down below the belt of other women, I find it hard to dance with him. Firstly because I do not necessarily want him to know what type of sub clothes I wear, but also because it may give the impression that anyone can touch my back, which is not the case;)
It's something unacceptable to many women, even if they like good person and would like to dance with if there was this "detail".

Between two dances
porteños The talk between two dances, it's even an art. Man commits
often the conversation by asking for new and on each break is often he who raises. There are even some who say that the talk of the break may be a true reflection during the dance, to the point that they becomes difficult to be in it.
We talk face to face within inches of the face (about fifteen), hence the importance of Tic-tac on the table and the toothbrush mentioned above, particularly for smokers. Everyone feels good and each exception is misperceived. Some people dance again quickly while others continue to talk. If you start quickly, experience a variety of turns and small steps to do on site can be a great help because, in general, it does not change place. We must find a way to dance on the spot.
I have often wondered what those conversations. In general, I know more about my dancers in Buenos Aires than those I see in dance in Paris, precisely because of this habit.
Initially, young women were dancing with their mothers. The only time boys and girls were talking, it was between two dances. So it became an art to speak at the beginning of each dance (except the first if it is early tanda)
Currently, men and women are separated during the ball, is sometimes the only time to have an exchange or also the only moment of intimacy. Perhaps it is the elegance of another show that We also like as a person and not just as a dancer. If you dislike
ultimately not to dance with that person, either absolutely or on this occasion, the conversation may be a good way to limit the time to dance and then the inconvenience of this dance:)

stop dancing for a tanda
If nothing special happens, you never stop to dance before the end of a tanda. It is necessary that the person is really unpleasant for us to stop. The tandas are 3 (waltzes and milongas only) or 4 pieces and which is often in Europe and the United States with the rule of 3 tangos minimum so as not to affront has equivalent dancing until the end of the tanda in the traditional milongas.
When we do not know if we would like to dance with somebody, you can do to make dance the last dance or the penultimate of the tanda. So if it's fun, it reinvents thereafter, if it is unpleasant, it has not lived it for too long for this to be problematic. It happens that some people, particularly in closed, we could really shake up and we caught a vertebra for the rest of the evening.
Stop dancing with someone when there really a "casting error" (the dance is wrong or there is no respect of the runway, we go into the other or the other moves his hand in places of your body or in a manner that bother you ...), may be a way to show that there is someone to be respect, which is respected by people who witnessed the scene.
If this happens to you and we'll let you plan: executive washroom!

The end of the tanda
The last dance of the tanda happens. We thank You can find one last nice thing to say and it may mean that we could end up on the milongas or the Di Sarli .... and the man escorted the woman at his table.
It may seem strange, but after sharing something nice, intimate, even deeper, with a man and be alone in the middle of couples where the man accompanies a woman can give a real feeling of loneliness that was sometimes not want to to face again, even if the dance was fun. Some dancers do not dance with men who spare themselves the practice.

The tandas and cortina
* Everyone then returns to his place and discussed with the neighbors. When the music sounded again, all heads turn once again and resumed the ride.
The rhythm of the music is generally as follows:
- 4 tangos of an orchestra
- Cortina *
- 4 tangos another orchestra
- Cortina
- 3 or sometimes 4 waltzes by Dj, normally one orchestra
- Cortina
- again tangos
2x4 - Cortina
- 3 milongas Again, normally one orchestra
- Cortina
- eventually, at some point in the evening, a tanda salsa / rock / cumbia is interposed after 2 sets of tangos and before 2 new series.

Normally, dance, dance three tandas up with someone. If you dance well, it can lead to confusion because it may mean that you no longer wish to limit the relationship to dance. The other will believe there are openings to go "drink coffee" (see below).
If this is not your intention, it could be related to the fact turning on the other, which may be in trouble if no action.
Moreover, as everyone sees almost everything, the dancers will stop to ask the woman (sacar a bailar) for the rest of the evening because they see that man has a purpose and they do not want to intrude on his land.

* Cortina music meaning that the tanda is over, everything except the tango: rock, salsa, film music ...


Toilets The place that we use, if any, retirement, this place is sometimes expected that someone leaves for a detail look in the mirror or unpleasant to I do not know what, this intimate space unlikely anywhere in the world classical is here guarded by industry professionals. The ladies toilet pee of the Belgian highway, public gardens and those of the larger hotels have everything to learn in the balls of the most popular milongas!
over-equipped, the guardian (ne) s of the temple are desperate to meet you: candies, chewing gum, aspirin, ibuprofen, rings, earrings, cigarettes, clothes and other things are on sale. Lipstick, toilet paper, deodorant, paper towel ... are available outside of the cabin.
With such a treasure, the keeper never leaves his temple. He looks at you you look, he hears your conversations with people of the same sex, knows your scent and your sounds the most intimate, your habits, your pettiness, your complicated by the glance at the mirror before you go ... In the high place of observation which is the milonga, lonely no respite is possible, even to the bathroom, often with no lock there ...
Traditionally we leave a tip on leaving, so for those who do not usually, it is not uncommon to say 2 weeks after the person who smiles at you that we have yet forgotten. Tipping is for the toilet paper that you sometimes directly delivered by hand, and the towel. The
mam 'and m'iseur pee normally pay, more or less officially, their right to work in these places. Sometimes they follow the organizers from one place to another, depending on the day.

The rocks and other salsas, chacareras ...
is often frustrating, as a tourist who likes other dances, to sit for ten minutes watching the others dance while we know that this is the only series of the evening. Few tourists who dance something else, then one imagines that this is not our case. These come
tandas usually early in the last third of the evening, just before or after sorteo (ballot), often giving the right to a bottle of sparkling white wine they call Tchanpan (despite the assumed name, this has nothing a champagne:)
In general, people at the table or tables around to collect their tickets shared the lot and it gives her ticket to friends before leaving if it is before the draw.

The first time
When in Buenos Aires for the first time, there maybe a few tourists and some Argentines who know us and we can invite. This means, if one wishes go to the places it's fairly traditional for us to show that we respect the codes in order to dance with people with whom one has no opportunity to dance elsewhere.
This takes time, energy and determination.
was probably easier a few years ago when there were fewer tourists can really dance with porteños whose purpose is to dance and not to offer courses or other services. Being recognized starts slowly and therefore it is better to try to spend at least 3 weeks to do substantive work.
Not to be sometimes affected by the failure dance as much as we would like, it may be wise to get enough sleep;)
It can also be good to lead a double life: it goes into the traditional dances and in places a bit more trendy to see friends, are program outputs, swimming pools, cafes ...
This shows the milonga and Buenos Aires as a place where one goes sociological to meet and talk with neighbors table. This may be a good way to stay loose and live a different experience from what we had planned, but who fills us with a much deeper way sometimes.

Tricks of Guider
When you arrive in a traditional dance, as everyone knows, it is quickly noticed. The hardest thing is to have a first dance and for that, knowing someone is quite essential, but we shall return. Once the first series of dances performed, some tips may be welcome:)
Among these, in general, as a tour, I found more enjoyable to travel outside rather than on other lines the ball. However, when we do not know someone and you do not know yet if it will work, which seems appropriate is to do the first dance to the inside of the track, hidden by the first lines like this if it does not work very well, "failure" remains discreet.
If things go well, the dancer returns to the outside line from the second dance. It eliminates the need for couples to where he does not see and it allows women who do not dance in time to see what he can dance and can invite him thereafter.

traditions of the milonga

The new pairs of shoes
There are quite a few dancers who have a little tradition when they have a new pair of shoes, they give the name of the person with whom they danced wearing them for the first time.

Birthdays
When someone celebrates his birthday in a milonga or has had a birthday recently (it is often friends who snitch by telling the organizer), it is customary to to pause the show to announce the event. It then passes a waltz on which those who are friends, good friends and dancers of the usual person will dance with her a few steps. It usually starts with someone close, then another person comes on the track and it / he who has his birthday and goes from arm to arm!
If it's someone you enjoy, do come and take a few steps, because it is better to have too many people that have few people who venture out of shyness.

Paragraphs coming
more one writes, the more we have things to share, so I will continue to supplement the text, including the themes below.
- choose a dance partner
- the qualities of the tourist tango (persistence, patience, observation, humor, small talk ...)
- How to react when you come to invite you to the table
- how, when it was not us who had been invited
- How to prepare your trip
- meet people for not being alone and throw the ball on the track
- The "coffee"


Acknowledgements I thank everyone who helped me to live this experience, shared their passion (particularly Sandra, Gerard, Vivi, Victoria, Noemi, Pedro, Claudio, Ricardo, Diana. ..), all those with whom I shared a slice of life that allowed me to discover other aspects of Argentina (Nicolás Guillermo, Vilma, Sophia Martin, Eloixa, Maia ...) .
Maybe I'm coming for the first time to dance, now is especially for those who have been generous in spending time with me and sharing their city, their culture and dance I come back every year .

Buenos Aires
Arriving is the language that welcomed me, filled chechecheche, taxis that address out of the airport kiosks that sell candy to unity , cartoneros that empty the trash ... Continued ...

Video
I found this video one night after a bad dream. She plunged back into some very nice memories, watch my two favorite places (start: Maipu 444; 39s, El Beso) and the tango as I like to share in Buenos Aires ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9EySQAQ0is&feature=player_embedded

How To Put The Rocket Chef Together

Marielle DJ Orleans on December 4 and 18 at Shipyard

After a summer of very DJ (Shipyard on June 19, 17 and 30 July, 28 August, 30 October; Glass Theatre May 25, a bit of Underground Tango 29 August and beaten with a small record DJing 2:30 p.m. on August 28 at Shipyard), Marielle will be back on the decks during the intensive course of Moira and Gaston Orleans (http://www.el-tango-argentino-orleans.fr / EN / PAGE_EvenementsAVenir.htm) December 4.
note that the date of the next evening at the Shipyard is extended from December 18 to 25.

Prepare your shoes and your oil massage!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

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Tango lessons intermediate Oberkampf (75011)

Tango lessons through Thursday, 20h30-22h 97 rue Oberkampf

in Paris Metro: Parmentier, Oberkampf Ménilmontant
Look at the top of the summary during

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

How To Put The Rocket Chef

Tango lessons for beginners Oberkampf (75011)

Thursday, 19h-20h30
Metro Parmentier, Oberkampf or Menilmontant
Please see the summary at the top of the course.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Swollen Arm After Blood Test

advanced tango classes in Belleville (75010)

advanced tango classes on Monday, 19h-20h30
Having 2 years of regular practice of tango
For more information, see the summary at the top courses
This course is followed by the Santa Marta Practice 20.30 to 11:30 p.m.

Next to the Place Sainte Marthe
26 rue du Chalet
Metro: Belleville

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Canon Scanner Drivers N1240u Vista

Source Agly

Saturday stroll with Odile-prospecting over the source of Agly the side of the hole Relhe. Many sinkholes and some with air-flow but the area is not ideal: it is the watershed of the alleged Salt Fountain and in a large system of fracture and collapse. In return, I stop seeing the resurgence that has a fairly significant rate.
The next day, return on the occur early in the afternoon, but this time accompanied by Lawrence Herman, who knows the mountains as his pocket. We identify the holes on which the SCA has worked with the hole in the break is the more interesting. Little then visit the cave of the Snow. The massif is very interesting and again.

What Is The Best Interior Paint

Tango lessons starting at Belleville (75010)

beginner tango lessons on Wednesdays, 19h30-21h
Next to the Place Sainte Marthe
24-26 rue du Chalet
Metro: Belleville

For more information, see the summary at the top courses
Come with socks too thin and not too tightly held

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

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Internships: initiation and strengthening the foundations of the Argentine Tango Argentine Tango lessons

A weekend to learn or regain the basics of Argentine tango:
- Walk
- Interlacing
- Twists and eight
Want:
- learn the basics of tango
- learn
another role - to better understand what is expected of your role
- be more comfortable when you dance (more comfortable in open as in closed, greater stability, better connection with the / Partner ...)?
Join up for two days of training!
Important: it is necessary to have shoes with a leather sole cleaned (it's a room where some classes are held on the floor), fairly thick socks or slippers that slip on the floor.

Saturday, November 6, 2010
14h-18h " learn to tango (beginners) or revisiting the basics (other levels)"
- Walk: front, rear, side
- Abrazo - Interlacing
- Eight - Twists
4h = 40 € / 35 €
6h = 50 € / 45 €
8h = 60 € / 55 €
can reach the beginner classes weekly at the end of the course

Sunday, November 7
14h-16h : internship "Turn around dancer" (all levels)
- Abrazo: conservation framework
- Torsion - eight
- Vary / hear the direction of the pivot
- Musicality tour
2h = 20 € / 16 €

16h-18h : convenient for everyone (even people who do not follow the course)
A practical "questions and answers" with, for those who wish, research proposals related to the themes of the course.
4h = 30 € / 26 €
2h = 12 € (practical support)
2h to work what you want and ask questions to Marielle and Valerie

maximum of 20 internships, Custom correction.
€ 4 discount per day (4 hours) internship for any payment made / received BEFORE Friday, November 5.

Pre-registration by phone, by mail or in person on Thursday evening (19h, 20h30 and 22h)
Studio 97 rue Oberkampf

Code: 5721, deep in the court right
Metro: Parmentier, Oberkampf Ménilmontant

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Free Fluid In Pouch Of Douglas/menstruation

A Kidnapping in Charlieu? The guest of honor

" to Charlieu Kidnapping" is the title of new album published by our friend designer Alain Buisson .

is the statement it makes us go, and feel free to visit his website for more information:

>>> "A polar areas not to be missed!

officially released Saturday November 13 to Charlieu
Library "book spiral"

> Dedication revolutionary all day 9h to 18h;
It Hits will not be for everyone!

Hurry! (but be careful crossing the street etc. ...)"

Presentation BD: http://bdbulles.net

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Leggings Tipo Jeans In Spandex

2011

Following the meeting of the organizing committee Wednesday, 20, attended by designers William Griffin, Antoine Brivet Patrick Biesse Simon and Caruso it was decided (with the unanimously) that Antoine Brivet be our guest of honor this year, and that therefore he has the honor (and task) to perform the poster.

Antoine is out, let us recall the superb album " Tortuga " published by Ankama ( see a review here ) and present boards (the side of William for "Apocalypse" ... Volume 2) to the library Coteau November 27 before a book signing / sale Nebular Store Saturday, December 11.

should also submit a theme to all festivalgoers.

catches contacts are underway, and we are moving increasingly towards a special "Lyon" this year, with a focus on the "Draft Bermuda " the bookstore Experience.

A follow here and on our Facebook page.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

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Lyon roars screen printing! A Bermuda

... There are beautiful serigraphs cheap on the blog of the Workshop Arbitrary Lyon, and even our buddy Angil & the Hiddentracks .

Another strip cartoonists illustrators / stirrers (!?) Lyon, we would love to have Bubble Hill.

... Continued ... and by then, on their blog:

Editions Arbitrary

Apricots-side Effects

ready for the coast!?

Contacts are being made with a lot of people for this new edition of Roanne Bubble Hill , and among these, we include the library Experience, Dean of libraries comics in the region ... at least on Lyon, (1974!)

past three years, she has led a very interesting project that deserves informed, and why not highlighted in Renaison?

Project Bermuda was born (probably) a desire to patterns of experience to highlight the new Bédéphile local scene and around Lyon, and Volume Two of this group has published some ago months, while it is working on the third.

If such projects may have known other avatars in other parts hexagon during recent years (for comics in France is rich, we know), however, do not confuse all: it is a true publishing project, and quality stories and plates presented leaves no doubt: it is a must-have! in other words, you must buy!

One of our collaborators and friends: Simon Caruso, are more involved, so ... deeply admire all that we can "live" on the coast!

An excerpt from The Project page on the site Experience:

" 384 PAGES MORE OR LESS OF SHORT STORIES
more than 40 artists, ALL FOR 27 € uros, it is 2 euros more than one bermuda
but especially 64 more pages, or 3 cents per page Supplemental

with Songs
Jouvray, EFIX, MASSON, Godart, KAZE Dolemite,
CORBOZ, FRICHET, Pothier, B-GNET, Flao,
Mam'Zelle RED TROÏANOWSKI, Albon, Pianina
PARA , Desnoyers, Dufayet, FERRERO, CARUSO "



and full details on Bedetheque.com

Friday, October 29, 2010

Catchy Slogans For Being Healthy

Family holidays in St

Hectorvadair (ie .. uh, me?) Tells us of a very nice diptych of an author's region on his blog , then .. have a look!? TFW

And we will see Mr. (men?) Flemish to Renaison? going to know?

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Autoimmune And Vitamins

KCS price: studio Lyonnais!

And we continue our discovery of traboules graphics Lyon ...

We may reconsider Tanib as Claude told me about Aurélien Maury and presented very nice of her project " Last Cosmonaut " which should be available for Bulls uphill # 2) ... (More on this)

.. In the meantime, please visit the blog of the 'workshop KCS : (Salsedo, Jouvray, Bgnet, Vexman, Virginia Ollagnier, Benlébègue, ... Sorrentino) and lay an eye on the chronic Hectorvadair on the "Old Skull " one of their "resident" B-Gnet :

Read it here: "Old Sull: a good bone to chew on "

Saturday, October 16, 2010

What Do The Red Glittery Jelly Bracelts Mean

Senzu renaissance!



Since April 2010, the studio Senzu originally created by designers from the collective Ikon & Imago (see this name), it came back, like the Phoenix, after a few months (years?) Of rest, so I quote:

"The idea is simple: five of us, we will post a drawing a day board comics, illustration, cover, wip different jobs ...
From time to time we even invite a friend or two to come and post here. "

> You will find so réguilèrement: Patrick Biesse, Franck Perrot, Fabien Genty, Pair and Thibaut Olivier Mazoyer .

Roanne a design studio is beautiful, even if for now it is rather "virtual" since online only.
But thin it beforehand! and given the contracts in the publishing houses that begin to bloom more and more (Akiléos, Ankama, Sun ...) this is very encouraging for the "scene" local.
... It would have nothing to envy of surrounding cities? ...

So visit them, damn it!

http://senzuroanne.blogspot.com/

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Ver Fotos De Wendy Calio

A nice interview of Jacques Terpant

The author of the superb trilogy September riders "(adapted from Jean Raspail ) answered some interesting questions about the very good blog The Discovery walks .

Jacques Terpant is original and blog Stéphanoise Hector
vadair had already had the opportunity to speak during a section devoted to the fine arts of the city in a cauldron .

> A commenter to follow absolutely, for a trilogy of classic style, but historical and fantastic ambience.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Ultimate Organics Reviews

in Paris

Please contact us by email if you give regular courses in Paris stating clearly your coordinates
List updated in October 2010

Marielle ABA http://marielleb.blogspot.com Tango en el cuerpo
ANKER Sonia Le Chantier
Alejandro Araoz http://stagetangoparis. Blogspot.com Alejandro Araoz
Alejandro Arteaga http://www.myspace.com/ tangueandoenparis19 ; Tangueando in 19e
Frédérique BEHAR http://www.lacasadeltango.net La Casa del Tango
Delphine WHITE http://www.matydelphine.com Matthias y Delphine
Gregory Bonnault http://cie.otentik.free.fr Co. Otentik
Andrea BORDOS http://www.andreatango.net Andrea Tango
BOSELLI Carolina (no website, Tel: 0621586692)
Catherine BOUCHER http://www.impulsiontango.com Tango Pulse
Virginia Bournaud ; http://tangoargentin.123hop. net 123Hop
Jeremy Braitbart http://jeremy.braitbart.free. en Jeremy Braitbart
Laure Brajon http://www.beltango.fr BelTango
Claude BRUGERE http://www.coeurtango.com Heart Tango
Remy Brunaux http://cours-particuliers-de- danse.com equanimous Dance
Luis BRUNI http://www.esprit-tango.com Academy Spirit Tango
Sol BUSTELO http://www.bustelo-tango.com Bustelo Tango-
Rene Bui http://www.colectivo-tango.com Colectivo Tango
Mikael Cadiou The Yard
Ricardo Calvo Ricardo http://www.ricardoysandra.com and Sandra
Jean-Claude CARON (no website, Tel: 0617168826)
Javier CASTELLO http://rosadetango.com Rosa Tango
Dawn Chadoin http://www.tangoconexion. com Tango Connection
Imed Chemam http://imed.tango.free. en Imed-Tango
CHEMLA Angelica (no website, Tel: 0683434102)
Nathalie CLOUET http: / / A www.unriendetango.com nothing tango
Séverine COMINARDI http://www.acia.asso.fr Arts and Cultures Here and Elsewhere
Pascale Coquigny http: / / www.esprit-tango.com Academy Spirit Tango
Christophe CORCELLE http://www.salsa-te.com Salsa Te
Gilles CUEN (no website, Tel: 0607974605)
Vito CUFFARO http://www.vitotango.com Vito Cuffaro
Ricardo DALOI (no website, Tel?)
Daniel DARIUS (no website, Tel: 0610392816)
Eliane DECONSTANZI http://jsrampazzi.blogspot.com Jean-Sebastien Rampazzi
Orlando "Coco" DIAS http://cocodias.free.fr Eurotango
Mathieu DUPRE http://tangonuevo.fr Tangonuevo
Judith ELBAZ http://mjsm.club.fr/activa/ elbaz.html MJC Saint Medard
Maria Filali http://www . ar8.com.fr / mariafilali The Meaning of Bal
Edwine FOURNIER http://tangible.free.fr Tangible
Nathalie GADZIOLA http://nvtango.over-blog.com Vincent et Nathalie
Florence GARCIA http://www.colectivo-tango.com Collective Tango
David Gauthier http://www.impulsiontango.com Tango Pulse
Sylvia GERBI http://rosadetango.com Rosa Tango
GUTIERREZ Ana (no website, Tel:?)
HERNAN et ISABELLE http://www.hernanetisabelle. Com Tango Club Valparaiso
Charlotte HESS http://www.mordidadetango.com Tango Bite
Ray JACQUES http://milonga.libertad.free. Fr Milonga Freedom
Bruno Jardel http://www.beltango.fr Beltango
Juanito JUAREZ http://www.juanitojuarez.com   Juanito Juarez
Mazen KIWAN  http://www.tangolebanon.com   Tango Lebanon
Michel KIZILIAN  http://paritango.free.fr   Pari Tango
Stéphane KOCH  http://www.turquito.com/ coursdetango-courses The Turquito
Eleanor LE BUGLE From http://www.desdeelalma.fr El Alma
Thierry THE COCQ http://www.abaneraz.com Abaneraz
Yannick LHERMITTE http://www. yannicklhermitte.fr Yannick Lhermitte
Jérôme LEFEBVRE ; http://www.lacasadeltango.net The Casa del Tango
Sylvain LEMESLE (no website, Tel:?)
Alessia Lyndin http://www.abaneraz.com Abaneraz
Ariane Liautaud http://www.facebook.com/ ariane.liautaud Ariane Liautaud
Vincent LIMEUL http://nvtango.over-blog.com Nathalie and Vincent
Brigitte Machon http://www.danseavecmoi.fr Dance with me
Ingrid MAIGNARD http:/ / www.lacasadeltango.net La Casa del Tango
Cecilia MARGIOTTA http://alfredoparistango. Blogspot.com Alfredo Salas
Patrice Meissirel http://www.danseavecmoi.fr Dance with me
Sandra MESSINA http://www.sandramessina.com Ricardo and Sandra
Claudia MIAZZO http://www.claudia-jeanpaul. Com Tango Ostinato
Philippe MILLAMON (No website, Tel: 0611200388)
Sebastian MISS http://www.sebastianyandrea . com Sebastian and Andrea
Matthias MORIN http://www.matydelphine.com Matthias y Delphine
Lia NANNI http://www. parisdanse.com Dance Centre Marais
Sandrine NAVARRO http://www.urbantango.net Urbantango
Bruno CHRISTMAS Http://www.lacasadeltango.net La Casa del Tango
Onnis Valérie (pas de site web, Tél: 0660487080)
Eloixa Oyama http://www.lacasadeltango.net La Casa del Tango
Jean-Paul PADOVANI http://www.claudia-jeanpaul. Com Tango Ostinato
Gisela PASSI http://www.rufinopassi.com Rufino and Passi
Claudia SMALL (No website, Tel: 0142400926)
Marc PIANKO http://www.letempsdutango.com Time Tango
Cecilia Piccinni http://www.ceciliapiccinni. blogspot.com   Cecilia Piccinni
Yana PLESNEVITCH  http://www.tangoconexion.com  Tango Connexion
Thomas POUCET  http://www.tangodiffusion.fr  Tango Diffusion
Vincent PRADOURAT  http://www.pradourat.fr  Vincent Pradourat
Mirela RAFTU http://www.lacasadeltango.net La Casa del Tango
Jean-Sébastien Jean Rampazzi http://jsrampazzi.blogspot.com -Sébastien Rampazzi
Andrea REYERO http://www.sebastianyandrea. Com Sebastian et Andrea
Delphine ROBIN http://cocodias.free.fr Eurotango
Jorge RODRIGUEZ http://www.ar8.com.fr/ jorgerodriguez Jorge Rodriguez
Claudia ROSENBLATT http://www.tango-milonguero. Com Tango Milonguero
Leah Rosenblum http://www.leahetjean- philippe.com Tangopolis
Damian ROSENTHAL http://celinedamian.free.fr/ fr.html Ruiz Rosenthal
Rodrigo RUFINO http:/ / www.rufinopassi.com Rufino et Passi
Céline RUIZ http://celinedamian.free.fr/ fr.html Ruiz Rosenthal
Francis SAULNIER http://stgermaintango. Blogspot.com Tango in Saint Germain en Laye
Jean-Philippe Schulman http://www.leahetjean- philippe.com Tangopolis
Augusto SIANCAS ; http://www.augustotango.com Augusto Siancas
Caroline SOUCHE http://stagetangoparis. Blogspot.com Alexander Aráoz
Philippe STAINVURCEL (No website, Tel: 0146442014)
Marek SZOTKOWSKI http://www.tangoconexion.com Tango Connection
TERTO Chico (No website, Tel: 0142052759)
Carlos THIONS http://www.carlosthions.com Carlos Thions
Romina Romina TOMILLO http://www.rominatomillo.com Tomillo
Veronica Toumanova http://www.faustoyveronica.com Veronica Faust et
Matias de VALENTIN ALSINA http: / / tangoparis.blogspot.com Tango Trip
Silvina VALZ  http://www.paratango.com   Paratango
Victoria VIEYRA  http://www.victoria2013.com  Victoria Vieyra
Marie Dominique XERRI  http://leskryptonniques.over- blog.com  Les Kryptonniques
Marie ZITOLI http://mariezitoli.free.fr Marie Zitoli

Deliver courses at least once a month in Paris:
Catherine Berbessou http://quatzarts.free.fr Quat'zarts
Federico Rodriguez Moreno http://quatzarts.free.fr Quat'zarts

Thanks Christmas Tango-argentin.fr for his invaluable assistance