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te provoaca sa gandesti
new brunswick
"mi-as pune cortul pe acolo"
acum e sezonul.De-a lungul lui trans#2 au aparut biciclisti, plimbareti cu rucsacul in spate, toiage si cite un ciine cu batic la git... "pare a fi loc parasit(de parca n-ar avea padurari/proprietari" :))la suprafetele de padure din Canada ar trebui ca cel putin toata populatia din Ro sa se faca padurari in New Brunswick. In NB sunt 2 mari proprietari de terenuri: Irving si McCain. Pe asta din urma poate il stiti si voi, e ala cu cartifii:)) Aici fiind si cea mai mare productie de crumpiri din lume:)) stiai ca in New Brunswick este tara vulpii rosii? M-au intrebat de tine, au nevoie de leader...
Este o co-productie New Zeala
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mercondas
la: 25/12/2003 08:32:13
(la: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King le bate pe toate) Este o co-productie New Zealand-USA
Un roman din New York..mai de demult,dar cu inima acolo !
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(anonim)
la: 06/03/2004 19:56:03
(la: Lia Roberts candidata la presedintie) " Romani, maghiari , sarbi si de alte nationalitati...din Romania , desigur " !
Va spune ceva aceasta lozinca ? ...Hmmmmm ! Si uite-asa mi se perinda prin fata ochilor viata mea traita timp de 28 de ani in Romania . Cind pe vremuri invatam cu "tandarica" sa batem tobele ,copil fiind paduri cutreieram-citit-strazi si case de "culturi" si sa cint la chitara ( acum intelegeti cine sunt ?..., poate nu, caci numai 6 luni am fost cu ei de la bun inceput pina m-au chemat la "arme", nereusind la facultate din prima ,) iar la comisariat ne obliga sa semnam "o hartie" ,numai cei cu liceul ,pe care eu vazusem cuvintele, Tratatul de la Varsovia, si Vietnam , pe care nu numai ca am refuzat sa o semnez, dar am iesit buluc de-acolo strigind in gura mare : -Sa nu semnati acea hirtie, va obliga sa luptati in Vietnam impotriva americanilor ! Si-asa incepea povestea mea ,care numai un noroc si D-zeu m-a ajutat sa reusesc sa...FUG !!! Am vorbit de multe ori la "Soparlita Libera" si chiar am incurajat romanii sa iasa pe strazi inainte de revolutie ,oct.-nov '89, schimbarea era in "facere" , numai ca Iliescu si "ai lui "au deturnat-o ,furind painea de la gura romanului din nou , asa cum sunt cei de azi si care si-au depus candidatura , cu sume enorme in bancile din West ,bani care ar fi trebuit sa fie ai vostri !!! Putini dintre voi stiu ca in anii Ceausisti au fost pregatiri si incercari de atentate impotriva lui Ceausescu , foarte bine " regizate" dar..."tradarea "romanului a avut ultimul cuvant ,RUSINE!!! , multi au disparut, unii 2(doi) metri in"jos" altii cu fuga .Anii au trecut , revolutia a venit, tot la initiativa noastra din Occident, numai ca acum sunt copiii celor ce v-au pus catusele, si v-au aruncat membrii familiei voastre sau prietenii, cunoscuti s.a.m.d.dupa gratii , dar ...ce pacat ca ati UITAT !!! Acum stau si ma intreb : Cum as putea uita cind ne taia pantalonii ,parul ca aveam blugi, sau camasa cu steagul american, sau pur si simplu cintam musica de Rock'n Roll , ne duceau la Securitate si ne bateau, torturau , doar ca sa distruga fiinta umana din NOI, TOTI romanii !!! De ce uitati dragi romani , de ce sa-i toleram ? Iliescu a fost un "comunist convins ", si multi de s-ar "scula" l-ar trage in teapa , fiti siguri de asta ! Acum el pregateste bagheta pentru altii ,Nastase, Stolojan, Vadim ,nu cumva sa aiba si el acelasi sfarsit ca nea Nicu , ii este frica de judecata ,iar tara si voi toti veti ramine ca si mai inainte ,daca nu mai rau. Dar stiti ce spune Occidentul ? Romania este o tara fara viitor ,oare chiar asa sa fie ??? Atunci de ce n-am da votul unei persoane care nu are nimic comun cu trecutul "murdar" al celor ce va conduc acum ? Va spun sincer ca, daca asa avea niste bani, as candida eu, de aia o ajut si sper sa va luminez fruntile ca acest "noroc"sa-l numesc , poate nu va mai veni curind spre Romania! Noi aici am verificat-o si e curata!!! Scapati de minciuni si debarasati-va de "prichindeii comunisti" , da-ti vietii O SANSA !!! Votati LIA ROBERTS , Votati pentru ROMANIA ! Va spune ceva aceasta lozinca ?...Dragi romani de pretutindeni !!! LOZINCA ADEVARATA !!! Va multumesc , un roman ( moldovean ) la New York ,dar cu inima colo !
Would you like to read your name in Paris, London and New York?
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Dinu Lazar
la: 22/04/2004 06:22:10
(la: O conversatie cu DINU LAZAR, fotograf) Dear Friend of Black and White Photography,
Would you like to read your name in Paris, London and New York? Then take part and win: your photo along with your name on the new AGFA MULTICONTRAST packages your photo along with your name all over the world in a high-quality black and white photo calendar and in addition one of 3 Hasselblad 501 CM cameras or other prizes Within the Subject "Move it!" AGFA is looking for the 12 best analogue black and white prints. All professional photographers, students of photography and enthusiastic amateurs are welcome to join the competition which is still running up to the 28th of May 2004. Further information as well as the entry form can be found at: http://www.agfa.com/photo/multicontrast-competition/ Please, tell your colleagues and friends of our competition and forward this message! We are looking forward to lots of exciting high-quality photos. With best regards, Your Agfa Black and White Team Anja Paufler CI – Global Marketing Paper e-mail for further inquiries: bw-competition@agfa.com
The New York Times si rascoala fotografilor
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Dinu Lazar
la: 18/05/2004 02:20:32
(la: O conversatie cu DINU LAZAR, fotograf) Dear fellow editorial photographers and colleagues:
It was with significant dismay that we read The New York Times' recent contract offer to its contributing freelance photographers. It marks a new low point in our industry's downward spiral in the terms under which freelancers are asked to work for publications. Over the years the Times has been continually diminishing the compensation it pays to freelancers. It has not raised its assignment fees for so many years that inflation has greatly eaten away the value of the payment. By comparison, standard photo assistant day rates in most metro areas of the US now outstrip what The New York Times sees fit to pay its freelance photographers for creating the visual content of its pages. To add insult to injury, in 1998 the Times began demanding web use without additional payment, then a few years later unilaterally eliminated transmission fees, and now is asking for copyright with no additional increase in compensation. The Times is in essence seeking to gain virtually all the benefits of having employees without bearing any of the real costs. Why should freelancers subsidize The New York Times in this manner? In its defense, the Times has argued that this contract is not much different from many contracts currently employed by newspapers. We feel that joining the ranks of other publishers that attempt to bully their freelancers with bad terms and bad contracts only makes the Times one more bully on the block. Given that the Times takes pride in presenting itself as an organization devoted to integrity and excellence, its treatment of freelancers clearly violates its own cherished principles. We would think that a publication as esteemed and prestigious as The New York Times would find this situation most embarrassing, not to mention demoralizing to those who are asked to distribute this contract. From a photographer's perspective the Times contract is an abysmally bad deal (for a thorough analysis, please go to: Sincerely and respectfully, The EP (Editorial Photographers) Board of Directors Brian Smith, EP President Shawn Henry, EP Vice President Andrew Buchanan Leslie Burns Ed Caldwell, EP Treasurer Andy Freeberg Rich Frishman Michael Grecco Jason Grow Pat Harbron Robert Holmgren Robert Houser Regis Lefebure Paula Lerner William Mercer McLeod Eric Millette Richard Morgenstein Seth Resnick Ken Richardson Rick Rickman Brian Smale David Strick Dinu Lazar Brad Trent Danny Turner Jennie Zeiner EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS www.editorialphoto.com
The new priest is nervous abo
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Horia D
la: 21/01/2005 17:23:49
(la: Un nou forum: "Bancuri, glume, poante...") The new priest is nervous about hearing confessions, so he
asks an older priest to sit in on his sessions. The new priest hears a couple confessions, then the old priest asks him to step out of the confessional for a few suggestions. The old priest suggests, "Cross you arms over your chest and rub your chin with one hand." The new priest practices this in order to be comfortable with it. The old priest suggests, "Try saying things like, 'I see,' 'yes,' 'go on,' 'I understand,' and 'how did you feel about that?'" The new priest says those things, trying them out. The old priest says, "Now, don't you think that's a little better than slapping your knee and saying, 'No $h!t! What happened next?'"
new orleans pics before and a
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Horia D
la: 01/09/2005 18:19:30
(la: Trancaneala Aristocrata "5") new orleans pics before and after katrina
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/new-orleans-imagery.htm kumm-new old day
mai exista si formatii romanesti care se respecta...
New DxO Optics Pro 3.5 version announced!
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retronew
la: 05/10/2005 19:52:14
(la: O conversatie cu DINU LAZAR, fotograf) Version 3.5 will ship in November with many exciting new features. In particular, this version will include the second generation of DxO Optics Engine. DxO Optics Engine V2 will be able to eliminate a much broader range of unwanted color fringes in your images and in particular “purple fringing”.
DxO Optics Engine V2 also preserves a greater surface of the image when correcting distortion and takes our Lens Softness correction to a new level of performance. You’ll also find user-defined cropping of the image in 3.5. Version 3.5 will also improve processing speed by up to 100% by taking advantage of multiple processor or dual-core computers. Additionally a number of workflow and UI enhancements will be included in this version. A final this version will be free of charge for all users of version 3.0! Earlier today, we announced that with immediate effect, all new and registered users of DxO Optics Pro 3.0 or greater have free, unrestricted access to our library of DxO Lens Modules. More than 240 camera & lens combinations are currently supported by our DxO Lens Module library and we keep adding more! +etc. detalii (si) la: http://www.dxo.com/en/photo/home/default_email.php
daca ceea ce se intampla la paris s-ar intampla la new york...
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Horia D
la: 08/11/2005 20:08:30
(la: Arde Parisul?) Never Mind Winning a War, the French Can't Even Stop a Riot
By Jim Kouri Nov. 7, 2005 Imagine for a moment that the City of New York is engulfed in smoke from thousands of burning cars. Young men are shooting at cops and beating anyone with whom they come into contact. Imagine that for 11 days young immigrants from Arab and North African countries roamed the streets of New York carrying weapons, gasoline bombs and Molotov cocktails defying government officials and police officers who are prevented by a politically-correct orthodoxy from taking any offensive action. Then imagine that while all of this chaos is going on, night after night after night after night, the President of the United States finally gives his first televised speech after the 10th day of civil unrest, and he tells New Yorkers and Americans that he's considering sending in the military or initiating a curfew; that he's called a meeting of government officials to discuss the options they may employ to quell this riot turned insurrection. He gives a televised well-written speech while marauding youths roam the streets like prowling lions seeking those whom they may devour. What do you think the mainstream news media would do to the President? Look what they did to Bush after Hurricane Katrina and multiply that by ten. And they would be right to savage him in the pages of our newspapers and news broadcasts. We're talking dereliction of duty here. Yet, the denizens of our nation's newsrooms appear willing to give France's President Jacque Chirac a pass for just such behavior. Ten days and then he addresses the people of France? Ten days of violence and destruction and Chirac finally outlines a tepid strategy for putting down an insurrection within his own country? And the news media give him the largest of passes. Here's a sampling of the headlines to which Americans awoke after the 11th night of the French insurrection: "Chirac Vows to Restore Order" "Chirac Breaks His Silence on Riots" "Chirac Vows Action" "Chirac Pledges to Restore Order" "French President Says Restoring Order a Priority" "Chirac Vows Arrests for Rioters" That's just a sample of the headlines appearing in newspapers across the US. No accusatory headlines for the French president. No condemnation of France for allowing a dangerous and deadly situation to go relatively unpunished. One suspects that the news media are giving Chirac this pass because: (a) He opposed the Iraq war; (b) He's a big, cuddly socialist; (c) news people -- who are overwhelmingly liberal -- believe all the hype about French sophistication as opposed to the redneck, backwoods mentality that exists in the US. I recall how radical attorney Ron Kuby even joked about French resolve to fight. When the Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge unveiled his color-coded alert system, Kuby, an avowed Marxist, remarked on WABC radio that France also unveiled their own alert system: Green - Run, Yellow - Hide, Orange - Surrender, and Red - Collaborate. He's not far off from the truth and the current events in France tend to confirm Ron Kuby's characterization of the French. In 2004, a giant of the broadcast media, Mike Wallace, was celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the World War II Invasion of Normandy by US, British, Canadian and Australian troops. Wallace was observed on camera at a table with several US WW2 veterans discussing the differences between that war and the Iraq war. The pompous newsman ridiculed the US-led coalition as a farce -- a phony coalition when compared with the huge coalition that pushed the Nazi hordes out of France. Well, it didn't take a lot of research to disprove Wallace's assertion, since most of it is common sense and common knowledge. We were fighting the Germans, Italians and Japanese, so cross them out as part of the WW2 coalition. Poland, Holland, Belgium, and many other Europeans countries were occupied, so except for a few soldiers exiled in London, they weren't part of any WW2 military coalition. France was not only occupied, but they collaborated so much with their Nazi captors that the Germans were able to have the French police to do their dirty work for them when the French voluntarily took the lead in rousting French Jews and sending them on their way to the Nazi death camps. Chirac once denigrated American foreign policy as being overly simplistic. I guess a sophisticated French foreign policy is rounding up thousands and thousands of Jews for extermination. So, Mr. Wallace, what nations were in this huge coalition which invaded Normandy on June 6, 1944? The United States and Britain, with assistance from the Aussies and Canadians. Mr. Wallace may be considered a giant in the field of journalism, but a high school dropout with access to the internet is probably more knowledgeable about history. To be fair, the French army did fight during World War II. They fought US soldiers who were landing in North Africa. But once the Americans returned fire, the French soldiers did what they do best -- surrendered. So is anyone surprised at France's inability to put down an insurrection in its own cities? But cheer up, New York Times, maybe Chirac can figure out a way to blame Bush and America for his own ineptness. The governor of Louisiana and mayor of New Orleans got away with it. Viva Le France! plimbare prin new haven....nice joke. Dupa cate vad pe la TV la voi este cam periculosso sporgessi ;))
Mai bine mergeti in "balade" (from balader ;)) ca aveti lacuri si castori !
* The Nokia Nseries See New photo competition *
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Dinu Lazar
la: 24/02/2006 17:52:50
(la: O conversatie cu DINU LAZAR, fotograf) The entry deadline of 28th February is looming for the Nokia Nseries See New competition, an ambitious global initiative spearheaded by five top international photographers.
World renowned photographer, Juergen Teller; leading American photographer, Philip-Lorca DiCorcia; award winning London-based photographer, Nick Waplington; Raghu Rai, one of India's most respected documentary photographers and Jiancheng Dong, a prominent landscape and documentary photographer from China, all launched the competition back in October. How do I enter and what could I win? ------------------------------------ All you need to do is express your photographic talent and imagination through the lens of a megapixel camera phone. Your photo could net you an expenses-paid trip to work with a top photographer on a live commercial shoot, a fabulous Nokia N90 camera phone - plus a lot more; find out what on the competition web site - and good luck! Go to (http://www.seenew.com) Ideile curentului New Age se pare ca sint din ce in ce mai raspindite. Se bazeaza in principal pe religia extrem orientala. Din ce am vazut apreciez ca foarte multi oameni impartasesc de fapt unele sau majoritatea ideilor New Age fara sa stie.
Dupa ce am citit acum cite ceva despre New Age cred ca pot sa generalizez: majoritatea oamenilor azi sint influentati de aceasta gindire. http://www.rcrwebsite.com/newage1.htm Mai sint si alte link-uri cattallin2002@yahoo.com "New shoes" , o melodie de pub, o poveste a unor ...pantofi noi. Da... asa e ,sau? ei bine, mesajul piesei e mult mai profund. O schimbare atat de banala precum o pereche noua de papuci poate sa ne faca sa ne simtim super ("I put some new shoes on, and suddenly everything is right"). E posibil oare? Bineinteles, dar nu e numai vorba de papuci.E vorba de o schimbare, orice schimbare. De la un job naspa la jobul mult visat, schimbarea banalei culori de par de care vroiai sa scapi de mult. "i'm running late, and i don't need an excuse, 'cause i'm wearing my brand new shoes". Asa si e... Cand am schimbat ce ne incomoda, nu ne mai intereseaza nimica...
Mai romani ! Voi va tineti de sotii. O noapte intreaga a cautat bumbu lu new tab si nu dadu-i de el.
Andante, unde focu tau l-ai ascuns? Sau poate propozitia asta "Ies afara din cafenea, bag ochiu in iutub" ai cetit-o pe dos. Hai, te ajut la buchisat: Ies = yes (si pui o palarioara la "a") iutub = iu + tub Iu = you(r) Acum te descurci cu cetitu? Da tu sa-mi spui unde ai ascuns NEW TAB sa fie trocul echitabil. just got back from new york - 'the city that never sleeps'
sper ca v-am gasit bine, sanatosi, cu vreme frumoasa/ploaie dupa dorinta :) 
Eagles - New Kid In Town
en été, les femmes pourront se balader seins nus partout dans la ville
http://m.express.be/joker/fr/platdujour/a-new-york-en-ete-les-femmes-pourront-se-balader-seins-nus-partout-dans-la-ville/191158.htm
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"dg pro pocher" "git" "fotografia digitala" "proverb diamantul se taie cu diamant explicatie" "intocmindu-i-se" "incearca sa fii propriul tau dascal cel mai bun si el mai aspru" "exemple de sofisme" "semn de noblete mentala sa stii sa admiri ceea ce te depaseste" "oferindu-i-se" "conflicte profesor-elev" "ecoinomia naturala" "printre straini" "Doina Anghel" "de vara pana-n seara" "proproziti cu primavara" "proverbul ce spui la ureche in padure se aude" "ingheta" "cantecul apelor" "christian matei" "A E van Vogt - Vrăjitorul din Linn" "e sau i" "cum se spune noapte buna in francez faci in franceza" "cuib de rindunelele" "de aproape" "floare albastra" "omul este o fiinta sociala" "cuvinte cu terminatia in uă exemplu uă" "insusiript flori" "cantce copii" mai multe... linkuri de la Ghidoo:
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Horica, io ma caramba pina la New Brunswick. Ne vedem miercuri seara:))