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#18 Pater Lieven Bruin

belgianbeershrimper — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 12:24:48 +0000

Pater Lieven Bruin Size: 330 ml ABV: 6.5 % Pater Lieven translates from Flemish as the ‘Father of Li

GAS

un passager — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:55:15 +0000

Stefaan Van de Perre — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:33:45 +0000

Stefaan Van de Perre — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:31:45 +0000

You're Invited to "Holidays for Hope"

Irene — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:37:05 +0000

Please join us for Home for the Holidays

On Sunday, November 29th, 2009 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Changes Hairstyling, City Spa and Jake’s Place will present “Home for the Holidays” to benefit Hope House Foundation. The event will feature homes on Mowbray Arch in Ghent decorated for the holidays from 1pm – 4pm then a holiday fashion/hair show with DJ and dancing at the New Belmont in Ghent from 4pm – 6pm located at 2117 Colonial Ave. There will be dance performances from the Mambo Room as well as mini dance lessons.

Ticket price is $15. Tickets and available at www.changesaregood.com, Changes Hairstyling, City Spa and Jake’s Place, and Hope House Foundation.

Thank you for being a friend of Hope House Foundation. You’re recieving this e-mail because you’ve attended an event or asked to be added to our events mailing. If you would like to unsubscribe, please select the unsubscribe option at the bottom of this email.

Our mailing address is:

Hope House Foundation

801 Boush St.

Ste. 302

Norfolk, VA 23510

Stefaan Van de Perre — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:17:36 +0000

Meatless Monday: have you joined?

wiseeats — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 06:41:28 +0000

Have you joined the Meatless Monday movement yet? If you have not yet, what are you waiting for?! The movement has gone global with entire cities like Ghent, Belgium, and a month later, Tel Avivi, Israel declaring meatless days.

In Israel, it was the food magazine, Al Hashulchan, that organized the movement. Why? The editor, Janna Gur, explains:

The idea is to say to diners: Eat less meat, save money and resources and also maintain your health…After all, it’s better to eat high-quality meat that has been carefully raised in good conditions and is maybe more expensive once a week than it is to eat meat everyday that we don’t know exactly where it comes from and might contain hormones and antibiotics. Most importantly, in Israel it’s great fun to be a vegetarian. There is an abundance of fruits and vegetables and it’s weird not to take advantage of this.

Al Hashulchan is supported by over 30 restaurants that have committed to serving more vegetarian dishes on Monday:

Every Monday, chef Hussam Abbas of the Al Babour restaurant adds an abundance of vegetable dishes from Arab cuisine.

“This is mainly because diners ask me for meatless dishes,” he said. On Mondays at his restaurant Abbas serves baladi eggplant with yogurt, rijli – a local plant from the north cooked with tomatoes and garlic, grape leaves “because it’s the season now” and meatless stuffed zucchini with rice and friki (smoked green cracked wheat). “Lots of people ask for this and in the summer it’s very suitable,” Abbas said.

How exciting to join a movement that has reached the Baltimore City School system , Ghent, and Tel Aviv! Not to mention, if you join or are a member, you have fellow Meatless eaters around the world. Check out the Meatless Monday movement in other countries and snapshots of their websites! (Note: Click on the picture to go to that country’s site)

BRITAIN

BRAZIL

HOLLAND

CANADA

FINLAND

TAIWAN

If you need a little more motivation, listen to supporter, Paul McCartney’s tune:

So, what are you waiting for? Join the movement today.

This post was written in support of the Meatless Monday Campaign. Join the Movement.

November 2009 Nor'easter

b1205 — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:57:00 +0000

Some photos from the November 2009 storm that passed through Ghent and Norfolk

Gates Avenue storm damage

Flooded basement on Baldwin Avenue

Partying like 1899

A snapped telephone pole

Loss of a great tree on Gates Avenue

Pumping a basement on Baldwin Avenue

#6 Delirium Nocturnum

belgianbeershrimper — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:25:24 +0000

Delirium Nocturnum Size: 330ml ABV: 8.5 % The Huyghe brewery on the outskirts of Ghent is responsibl

StAnza's virtual poetry festival

sunnydunny — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:33:55 +0000

In a world ‘first’, StAnza is running a virtual poetry festival on Saturday 14th November. Poetry events throughout the world are being streamed in to the Byre Theatre, St Andrews, from 1pm until late. You can see the event on stage at the Byre, or as a live webcast on the StAnza website. To repeat: It’s happening live, in real time. I’m reproducing the whole programme below. I have a personal interest in the Tblisi link, as a I met David Robakidze and Gaga Naxutsrishvili at the Utena Poetry Festival in Lithuania last year, and both are powerful performers. Well done in advance to Eleanor Livingstone of StAnza for organising this, and to the technical teams at the Byre and on the website.

Distant Voices

- a one-day Virtual Poetry Festival

- Saturday 14 November 2009

- live at:

Studio Theatre
The Byre Theatre,
Abbey Street, St Andrews
Fife KY16 9LA
Tel 01334 475000

- and webcast free online

On 14 November StAnza will stage a brand-new poetry event, a one-day virtual poetry festival, using the latest digital technology to link up poets from around the world. Poets from as far apart as Mumbai and Sacramento and many points in-between reading at live events in their own countries will be linked by satellite to the audience in St Andrews, and broadcast worldwide via an online webcast.

The event in The Byre Theatre will be free and unticketed, and people are encouraged to drop in. However if you plan to travel any distance to St Andrews for this, do contact us in advance on arts@stanzapoetry.org and we shall do what we can to reserve a place for you.

We hope that this initiative will attract not only poetry enthusiasts but anyone who is interested in the arts engaging with new technology. For the audience in St Andrews, StAnza will provide a day of innovative and exciting poetry. For press enquiries, contact press@stanzapoetry.org

During the live event, tune in to the webcast here. If demand is high, we would ask you please to be patient and try again later.

Programme for Saturday 14 November – all times approximate. For information on each event, please click the links below:

1.00 pm: St Andrews for event launch

Distant Voices is launched by StAnza, Scotland’s International Poetry Festival at The Byre Theatre, St Andrews.

1.10 pm – 1.40: Tbilisi

From Tbilisi David Robakidze, (publications include What is a Man, and Once at the Zoo), Amiran Svimonishvili and Gaga Naxutsrishvili whose latest book is “Gogo da Evropa” (The Girl and Europe) with cover art work by Mixo Kochakidze.
http://siestabooks.blogspot.com/2009/05/david-robakidze.html
http://siestabooks.blogspot.com/2009/04/david-robakidze.html#links

Poems in Georgian (NB Some English translations below)

All poems by David Robakidze:

OFFSHORE LOVE

When I met my girl-friend she already had with her:
her child – as she had been married before,
a scar under her knickers,
a mascara poppy with a leaf, a romantic poison –
with a famous bottle, sadness which she
had picked from the cafés while sitting there
with her ex-boyfriends
and chain of hotels haunting her day and night.
I was writing down the stories that shocked me
while as having read the others I was throwing them away.

So we have brought the child up: he’s already a man.
He has a lot of CD-s and he never listens to anybody.
He knows so well that bones can breathe.
He laughs at years greeting him.
After work he always goes his second home,
he takes his father /he’s one of his mother’s husbands/ by taxi
to his parents who are called Mr. Gikha and Mrs. Ria and
who are on the photo.
He loves his wife as much as his mother though she plays the floor
and sometimes weighs every word and – as she said offshore –
she respects her father-in-law and that’s why she always lays the table
and sets the fireplace when he comes.

Sometimes I get fresh air into my house gardens.
Sometimes I play with my grandchildren and put them to bed.
Sometimes I forget my sadness and look after fruit.
My girlfriend has no more heavy thoughts and headache.
I threw the romantic poison away.
Now I’m thinking about my guests – Mr. Morning and Mrs. Night:
they seem to be late – as usual.

* * *

The trees which are necessary for life are given
electricity each season.
While as the ordinary trees are waiting for
spring and water rising in rivers.
In spring their buds will light up and stay like that until
somebody will come and pick the ripened fruit.

* * *

You’re a cart pulled by two oxen –
a heart ox and a brain ox.
A voiceless man makes you carry loads.
And you’re going to be wise…
after the event.

WHAT IS “A MAN”?

A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay giving it a shape of a man
and making a slot where a rib should be.
A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay giving it a shape of a man
and when you take it to sell at the market.
A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay shaping it into a man
and make children carried by parents turn their heads and have a look at it.
A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay giving it a shape of a man
and bring it hardly wrapped back home not having managed to sell it.
A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay giving it a shape of a man
and leave it to your children so that they should break it at the waistline until
coins reach the throat.
A man is:
when you model a money-box of clay giving it a shape of a man
and never manage to explain how you have done that.

Design by Giorgi Gamezardashvili

1.50 pm – 2.20: Geneva

From Geneva Strictly Sound / Language on Parole, with Heike Fiedler www.realtimepoem.com, Peter McCarey, http://www.thesyllabary.com, Tunnal: www.coaltar.net/_MEDIA/_MULTIMEDIA/tunnal_ruch.mp4

http://bagnoud.blogg.org/date-2007-06-28-billet-622967.html, Alexa Montani, Colette Ruch, Günther Ruch, Marina Salzmann.

2.30 pm – 3.00: St Andrews

Live from The Byre Theatre, St Andrews, StAnza presents Andrew Philip, whose new book The Ambulance Box (Salt, 2009) has been shortlisted for the Aldeburgh Jerwood Prize for a first collection, plus surprise guests.

3.10 – 3.40: Stavanger

The Stavanger reading will take place at Sølvberget, Stavanger kulturhus, in association with Norsk Forfattersentrum – Norwegian Writers’ Center, and ICORN – International Cities of Refuge Network. We are proud to present and share with the world the following poets: Helge Torvund, Easterine Iralu, Ren Powell, Mansur Rajih. http://www.stavanger-kulturhus.no/ http://www.forfattersentrum.no/ http://www.icorn.org/ Poems in various languages with some English translations.

3.50 pm – 4.20: London

The London reading takes place at the Poetry Society in London, presented by poet and MC Joelle Taylor. This year’s SLAMbassadors championship, jointly run between BBC Blast and the Poetry Society, has rounded up the seven best Slam performers from across Britain who will perform, slam and rap on the theme of identity. The seven teenage performers will be mentored by Joelle Taylor and Benjamin Zephaniah. The slammers will perform as part of the virtual StAnza Festival and at the live Showcase on November 15 with Zephaniah and Taylor, and with Scroobius Pip! http://www.poetrysociety.org.uk/

4.30 pm – 5.00: Mumbai

Mumbai’s edition of ‘Distant Voices’ will unfold on the first floor of Prithvi House, Prithvi Theatre, Juhu. The PEN All-India Centre will present the evening as a PEN@Prithvi Special, a bonus attraction to our regular monthly session at this very venue. Our longstanding partner, Prithvi Theatre – an organization committed to the growth not just of theatre, but all the related arts – is, as always, a generous and welcoming host in a city where space is at a premium! The seven poets who will read their poetry, beginning at ten minutes to ten, Indian Standard Time (4.20 GMT) are Arjun Bali, Sampurna Chattarji, Mustansir Dalvi, Rohinton Daruwala, Ranjit Hoskote, Malavika Sangghvi and Arundhathi Subramaniam. http://indiapen.wordpress.com/ http://www.prithvitheatre.org/home.php

5.50 pm – 6.20: Vicenza

The event from Vicenza will take place at Aureofficina 11 in collaboration with Valentine’s International Culture Club. There will be readings in Italian and English from Marco Fazzini, Stefano Strazzabosco, Douglas Dunn and StAnza’s Brian Johnstone, who will be launching his book “Terra Incognita” published by L’Officina and translated into Italian by Roberta Cimarosti, Armado Pajalich and Marco Fazzini with original etchings by Giovanni Turria. Douglas Dunn will read from Whisper to the Muse: 84 poems in English and Italian, edited and translated by Marco Fazzini (Officina Arte Contemporanea, 2009).

6.30 pm – 7.00: Skye

The Isle of Skye reading takes place at the Scottish Gaelic college Sabhal Mòr Ostaig www.smo.uhi.ac.uk and with poems in Gaelic and English from Meg Bateman, Myles Campbell, Mark Goodwin and college Writer-in-Residence Rody Gorman.

7.10 pm – 7.40: New York

New York City’s contribution to Distant Voices will take place at the Roger Smith, a hotel and arts organisation in midtown Manhattan (home of the groundbreaking Lab Gallery for installation and performance art). In the Solarium on the hotel’s 16th floor, a poets’ luncheon with 40 invited guests will set the stage for readings by two acclaimed young writers: New York poet Caitlin Doyle, featured in Best New Poets 2009, edited by Kim Addonizio; and South African poet/journalist Henk Rossouw, 2009 winner of Poetry Society of America’s “Bright Lights, Big Verse: Poems of Times Square” competition. The luncheon has been scheduled to coincide with dinnertime in Scotland so the guests can raise a glass to everyone at the Byre before the interval, and send a breathing postcard from the poets of New York. http://rogersmith.com/.

8.10 pm – 8.40: Amsterdam

The Amsterdam Five – Maria van Daalen, Tsead Bruinja, Astrid van Baalen, Elmar Kuiper & Cralan Kelder will perform in English as a special adaptation to the demands of this event. You can learn about their numerous books / translations / St. Andrews appearances / & websites on the internet.

8.50 pm – 9.20: Ghent

From Ghent, Krikri deliver polypoetry piping hot to your living room, with Maja Jantar, Jelle Meander and Helen White. Krikri’s aim is to highlight contemporary poetic activity in a way that is relevant to the 21st century stage. They organise a series of international festivals and also a range of different performances, projects and workshops. http://www.krikri.be/main.php

9.30 pm – 10.00: Sacramento

The Sacramento reading takes place in The Book Collector, a bookstore in the midtown district of California’s Capitol. This reading is presented by Richard and Rachel Hansen in association with Poems-For-All and the Poet Laureate Project of Sacramento’s Metropolitan Arts Commission. The reading will feature Bob Stanley (Sacramento’s current poet laureate), Rebecca Morrison, and Indigo Moor. www.poems-for-all.com

10.00 pm – 11.30: Live music and open mic

Rellen in Gent 10-06-2009

xpeterhardcorex — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:20:43 +0000

Op dinsdag 10 november zal het openlijk fascistische N-SA een toegestane betoging houden in Gent. Blijkbaar heeft het stadsbestuur er geen probleem mee dat onze stad een nacht onveilig wordt gemaakt door gewelddadige neonazis die al heel wat op hun kerfstok hebben staan . De Actief Linkse Studenten (ALS) vinden niet dat we dergelijke groupuscules zonder tegenkanting door onze stad kunnen laten trekken.

Het N-SA (Nationaal-Solidaristisch Alternatief) is een extreemrechtse organisatie die zich baseert op het fascisme en ook enkele Vlaams Belangers in haar rangen heeft opgenomen. N-SA kwam de laatste weken wat in de media naar aanleiding van een reportage in Koppen over hun congres. Daar kwamen enkele tientallen neonazi’s samen om te luisteren naar nazistische optredens en speeches die o.a. opriepen tot een blank europa en jodenhaat. Wanneer ze op straat komen zijn ze niet schuw om geweld te gebruiken tegen mensen met een andere mening of huidskleur. De ALS heeft dit al meermaals zelf ondervonden met als meest recente voorbeeld de poging van enkele NSV-en NSA-leden in Antwerpen om via brutaal geweld een ALS-meeting te verhinderen.

De N-SA betoging “tegen zinloos geweld” is enkel een excuus om een ganse nacht Gent onveilig te komen maken. Ze komen betogen tegen zogezegd anti-fascistisch geweld. Wij voelen ons niet aangesproken want hanteren geweld niet als methode in onze strijd. De ALS veroordeelt en distantieert zich duidelijk van dit soort methodes.

Met een vreedzame actie in onze studentenbuurt maken we duidelijk dat het N-SA niet welkom is en studenten niet akkoord gaan met hun gewelddadig, verwerpelijk gedachtegoed. De dag voor wapenstilstand zal de uitgaansbuurt druk bezocht worden. Als het N-SA zich na haar betoging zomaar kan mengen onder de nietsvermoedende studenten dan zullen ze die nacht geweld en intimidatie gebruiken tegen iedereen die er volgens hen “anders” uitziet. Enkel door samen op straat te komen kunnen we de overheden verplichten de fascisten niet toe te laten om af te zakken naar de studentenbuurt en hen liefst zo snel als mogelijk naar huis te sturen.

Het N-SA beweert in de context van de huidige crisis een antikapitalistisch alternatief te bieden maar bevat in realiteit enkel een boodschap van fascisme en nazisme. Door het gebrek aan een duidelijke linkse oppositie in deze tijden van crisis, kunnen dergelijke fascistische groeperingen echter aan terrein winnen met hun verderfelijk gedachtegoed. Een oplossing voor de groei van extreem rechts kan enkel worden bekomen wanneer de oorzaken worden aangepakt. Tot dan kunnen we natuurlijk niet op onze lauweren rusten en moeten we vermijden dat het haar methode van intimidatie en geweld kan toepassen. Maar een echte oplossing kan enkel bestaan uit het wegnemen van sociale problemen als armoede, werkloosheid,… die een voedingsbodem zijn voor extreem rechts.

De Actief Linkse Studenten en de anti-racistische campagne Blokbuster roepen iedereen op om samen met ons te mobiliseren tegen het N-SA op 10 november.

We komen samen aan de Blandijn om 19u30 en trekken vandaar richting Overpoort in een geweldloze actie. We willen ervoor zorgen dat de studentenbuurt gevrijwaard blijft van fascistische propaganda en de studenten gewaarschuwd kunnen worden voor wat er die nacht zou kunnen gebeuren. Volgens ons heeft het geen zin om de confrontatie met de N-SA aan te gaan. Anders plaatst het establishment de anti-fascisten op gelijke voet met de gewelddadige neonazi’s. Wij willen dat onze aantallen en onze boodschap domineren.

Stefaan Van de Perre — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 16:05:09 +0000

Report FACTS 2009

mysteriousmaemi — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:12:49 +0000

A short report will be given since I ain’t like repeating myself… :s

Pos:
- funny to say but the location: I liked the fact that I did not had to search our car. In Ghent it is not easy to park your car. But from a photographer’s point I can understand that the location was not superb compared to a park you have before.
- different eat- and drinking places: French fries, hot dogs, at the entrance and at the cosplay stage (I count 4!)
with more diversity (hot dog, French fries, sandwiches, Asian, …) compared to the previous editions
- stamp you received when you went outside which allowed you to come back in
- option to leave your coats at the entrance
- separate changing rooms (although some people definitely were wrong, unless they changed from sex) :s
- toilets: 3 huge places (more separated and more available toilets compared to the other years
- NURD!
- reduction for cosplayers
- the information/cosplay desk at the entrance. Clearly stated and perfect location!
- the possibility to get cash
- more professional light equipment for the cosplay performances.

Con:
- parking 5 euro… although we parked free on Sunday. =)
- euh… where is the “costume price” which clearly was mentioned in the rules (on the website)?
- performance stage, it seemed smaller and the location was not ideal
- volume of the music: sometimes it seemed loud, sometimes too silent
- unclarity with the Eurocosplay. They had to take also the potential participants of Sunday into account + the information was announced quite late.
- lockers!
- only 2 ticket booths.

Personal Con:
- did not had to opportunity to see/do stuff in hangar 3… it was too hectic/busy. Barely saw hangar 5.
- Aztek-TV stand which was VERY busy.
- I did not see lot of friends/cosplayers… gomen
- costumières (or whatever) of the Euro cospaly: they did not ask ANYTHING on how I made my outfit except: “may I see the inlay?”. How can you be certain that the person really made it her/him self if you only ask 1 CLOSED question?
- why making huge publicity of the Eurocosplay and place the participants at the end of the huge competition? *confused*
- missing fairy godmother and cinderella in our Disney group.
- jealousy, gossip, and 2-face people. No thank you, not with me. :p
- catwalk… first wrote on the website that it was obliged and in the end it was not needed? Why do you place a catwalk and add the rule in the first place?

Personal Pos:
- saw people back, even if it was for one second!
- children who loved our outfits!
- dad who had clearly fun with being Merlin!
- Jessie who loved our Disney group. Knowing that she it a HUGE Disney fan, it pleased me a lot that she was thrilled!
- learned a LOT this weekend!

Suggestions:
- combi tickets: save time, more environment friendly and easier!
- cosplay competition: spread this please. Do for ex. first the individuals, and hour break and then the groups. Of the same scenario but then the 2 “main” categories (games, anime, manga film, divers, …). Advantages: cosplayers can see each other performance, less waiting for the audience/cosplayers and less “boring” for the audience. It will also seem that the performance stage is more used!
- separated “reserved space” for photographers at the performance stage?
- maximum in advance declared amount of participants for the cosplay (except Eurocosplay) and they get a discount or free entrance.
- subscriptions cosplay: only in ADVANCE and NOT viewable on the net! (maybe put a reserve list of max 5 persons in working) More professional, only in advance == less waiting rows when confirming your presence, ask images/mp3 files in ADVANCE. I am also NOT interested to know who does what, I see it @ FACTS itself. It is a bigger surprise seeing others cosplays and you will avoid reactions like starting bets, suggesting that it is X who does Y, … Plus I do not understand WHY FACTS is the ONLY convention in Europe who allows lists of participants…

What also was somehow annoying: some where complaining towards ME about the JURY’s choice. Sorry but it is not in MY hands.
You cannot change the history but you can learn from it.

This is it

parret — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:27:40 +0000

Finally it is evening ’cause tonight I’m going to the movies to see This is it. People already said me the movie just is it! When the concert was anounced in the O2-Arena, I stayed up all night for tickets and I wanted to go so badly, you really have no clue. Michael is my idol since I first heard his Ben through the speakers at home. I was sold. Now I can proudly say I have almost collected all his songs, some in differents editions. But there was still one wish, seeing him in person. Too bad it would stay with that dream. But tonight he is back on the screen in Kinepolis in Ghent. I can hardly wait.

On the Street

Stefaan Van de Perre — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 21:53:03 +0000

GNL November 2009 Meeting Agenda

b1205 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:36:49 +0000

November 16, 2009 Meeting Agenda

Location: Blair Middle School
Time: 7:00 PM
Featured Speaker: Dr. Theresa W. Whibley; Councilwoman – Ward 2; Norfolk City Council

Program

6:30 p.m: Board work session
7:00 p.m.: Call to Order; Introductions of Board Members, Members, and Guests

Reports and Presentations

Crime Report

Treasurer Report

Ghent Task Force Report

Historic and Architectural Preservation Committee (“HAPC”) Report

Pending Planning Commission Items

Zoning

Design Review

Planning Commission

Other

Yarmouth COA Appeal
Walgreens ABC Application

Featured Speaker Dr. Theresa W. Whibley

BREAK

Committee Reports

GBA Report

Complaints/Community Concerns Submitted to City

Resolved
Pending
New

Approval of Minutes

Old Business

New Business

Adjournment

Beer Tour of Belgium - Day 4: Gent and Brugge

pinchaque — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 05:03:38 +0000

Morning in Brugge Clock tower in Brugge Our fourth day in Belgium began with a delicious continental

Soulwax POTWND

howtobeobnoxious — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:51:27 +0000

Bien longtemps que je ne me suis pas penché sur How To Be Obnoxious! Aujourd’hui, au programme, ce sera documentaire et musique. Je vais parler de Soulwax, ce groupe Rock / Electro de Ghent en Belgique, composé des 2 frères Dewaele et de Stefaan Van Leuven et Steve Slingeneyer. Pour tout ce qui est Biographie, discographie, ca se passe ici et ici.

Je veux vous parler du documentaire qu’ils ont fait en 2008 qui s’intitule Part Of the Week End Never Dies. Ce film retrace le quotidien de la tournée de ces 4 musiciens. Je veux plus m’atarder sur une analyse filmographique de ce documentaire. Le réalisateur a choisi une forme bien particulière de filmer. La caméra balaye constamment de gauche à droite et de droite à gauche le contexte. Il y a quelques plans fixes mais ils se font rares!! N’ayant pas fait d’études de Cinéma, je me doute que cette façon de filmer n’est pas une invention en soi, mais je trouve ca impressionnant et ça donne un effet de style super sympa qui nous permet d’avoir un maximum d’informations sur la scène filmée.
D’autre part, c’est une des premières fois que je vois dans un documentaire musical une tel ironie d’un point de vue du montage. Lorsque la personne en voix off parle de pression insupportable, on voit un des deux frères assis tranquille, en train de se siroter un verre a une terrasse. Lorsqu’une personne dit qu’elle n’a jamais pris de drogue, on voit a l’écran un drogué en train de danser. Un gros décalage entre ce qu’on entend (audio) et ce qu’on voit (video).
Rien que ces 2 ingrédients font vraiment de ce documentaire une petite réussite. Je ne vous cache pas que j’ai un gros faible pour ce groupe, mais ce documentaire vient confirmer le fait que ces mecs ont un train d’avance.

Quand même pour les crédits, le Réalisateur (Avec un Grand “R”) est Saam Farahmand

Pour se faire plaisir aux oreilles, c’est par la

Sur ce Kampaï!

GNL October 2009 Meeting Agenda

b1205 — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:27:10 +0000

October 19, 2009 Meeting Agenda

Speakers

“Back to School Night” with Ghent Public School Principals

Maury High School: Dr. Andrea Tottossy, Principal
Blair Middle School: Jeanne Kruger, Principal
Ghent Elementary School: Christina Boone, Principal
Taylor Elementary School: Mary Anne Bowen, Principal

Program

Featured Speaker: Ghent Public School Principals
7:00 p.m.: Call to Order; Introductions of Board Members, Members, and Guests

Reports and Presentations

Treasurer Report

Pending Planning Commission Items

Zoning

Design Review

City letter to all Historic District property owners

Other

HAPC Update: Use of James Hardie Board in the Historic District
Request for modifications to Historic District Use Tables

Crime Report

BREAK

Newsletter Update

Committee Reports

Review of pending community complaints/concerns submitted to City

Approval of Minutes

Old Business

New Business

Stefaan Van de Perre — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 21:06:59 +0000

Graffiti in Ghent (11 okt 2009)

Quint'n — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:07:51 +0000

36th International Film Festival Ghent

ganymedes1985 — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:46:31 +0000

click for larger resolution For those who don’t know it, Ghent (my hometown) has its own Film

Stefaan Van de Perre — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 18:44:56 +0000

FACTS - the sequel

mysteriousmaemi — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 10:16:28 +0000

Lol… I just wanted a catchy title.

It seems like they are doing a hug effort! =D
I heard that there will be lockers available for the visitors, +60 consoles and the assassin creed II demo (provided by Ubisoft) and the extra arrangements for the cosplayers (trip to London + best costume price).

This already sounds very good, it looks like they are taking a step in the right direction.
But I am waiting for the con itself… simply because aside from this, things can still be the same.
Therefore I will only form my opinion after Saturday the 17th.

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mochamom04 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:23:15 +0000

October 7th-October 13th

* Double Coupons up to and including $1 today, Wednesday!

* 5% Senior Citizen Discount- Tuesday and Thursday

10/$10 Betty Crocker Helpers
2/$12 Brawny 6-8ct Paper Towels or Quilted Northern 12-24ct Bath Tissue
$2.99 Tropicana Orange Juice
2/$5 Oscar Meyer Sliced Bacon (with in-ad $2 coupon)
$1.25 Quaker Life or Cap’n Crunch Cereal, Chewy Granola or Snack Bars
$0.98lb Value Pk Bone-In Fryer Breast
$0.99 5lb Green Giant Russet Baking Potatoes
$1.75 Quaker Oatmeal, Quaker Premium Granola or Snack Bars, Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix, Aunt Jemima Syrup, Quaker Pancake Mix
10/$10 Ragu Pasta Sauce (Must buy 10)
3/$10 Red Baron Pizzas (Get 3 Free Redbox rentals when you purchase 3 pizzas)
$0.58lb Gold Kist Fryer Leg Quarters 10lb Bag
$4.99 All Laundry Detergent and Snuggle Dryer Sheets
2/$5 Kellogg’s “Large Size” Cereals
- Frosted Slakes, Mini Wheats, Apple Jacks, Froot Loops, Raisin Bran Extra, Corn Pops, Rice Krispies, Frosted Bite Size, Frosted Flakes Gold, Corn Flakes, Raisin Bran Crunch, FMW Chocolate, FMW M&B Sugar, FMW Strawberry, Crispix and other select varieties
BOGO Pepperidge Farm Bag Goldfish
10/$10 Bush’s Beans
10/$10 Swiss Miss Cocoa Mix
4/$5 Knorr Sides
2/$5 Old Orchard Healthy Balance Juice
2/$9 Cottonelle Dry Bath Tissue 6ct Double Rolls
10/$10 Sale (Purchase $10 of participating items and get $3 off your next shopping trip)
- Blistex Lip Balm and Lip Ointment, Ultrabrite Toothpaste
- Daisy Sour Cream
- Duncan Hines Brownie Mix & Layer Cake Mix
- Ronzoni Healthy Harvest Pasta & Smart Taste Pasta, Zatarain’s Rice Side Dishes
- Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn 3ct
- McCormick Gravy Mix & Seasoning Mix
- Playtex Disposable Gloves, Scotties Facial Tissues, Sparkle Single Roll Paper Towel
- 7-Up, Canada Dry, A&W and Sunkist Sodas
5/$10 (Purchase $10 of participating items and get $3 off your next shopping trip)
- Blistex Deep Renewal and Fruit Smoothies, Nivea Kiss of Essential Lip Balm
- Colgate Wisp, Wet Ones Canisters or Singles, Irish Spring Bar Soap 3pk
- Glad Cling Wrap
- Hershey Baking Chips
- Hormel Compleats
- Sunsweet Prunes
- Sargento Cheese Shreds
- Mott’s Applesauce
4/$10 (Purchase $10 of participating items and get $3 off your next shopping trip)
- Angel Soft Bath Tissue, Ball Park Meat Franks, Birdseye Vegetables, Breyers and YoCrunch Multipacks, Clamato Tomaoto Cocktail Juice, Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Formula 409, Colgate Premium Tootpaste or Toothbrush, Dinty Moore Beef Stew, Domino Granulated Sugar, Eggo Bake Shop, Glad Gladware Containers, Hormel sliced pepperoni, Spam, Hartz Crunch’n Clean Dog Biscuits, IBC Root Beer, Hormel Turkey Pepperoni, International Delight Flavored Coffee Creamers, Kozy Snack Pudding, KC Masterpiece BBQ Sauce, Log Cabin Syrups, Mott’s Apple Juice, Mott’s for Tots, Nestle Cookie Dough, Newman’s OWn Pasta Sauce, Ocean Spray Cranergy, Ocean Spray 100% Cranberry Juice, Palmolive Dish Detergent, Sargento Salad Finishers, Pepperidge Farm Garlic Bread, Texas Toast and Texas Toast Cheese Toast, Smart Balance Cooking Oil, Smart Balance Spread, Smart Balance Peanut Butter, Snder’s Pounder Pretzels, Sue Bee Squeeze Honey, Super Pretzel Soft Pretzels, Soft Soap Liquid Hand Soap Premium, Valley Fresh 100% Natural Chickn, Welch’s Strawberry Spread, Welch’s Reduced Sugar Fruit Spread, Welch’s Refrigerated Juice Cocktails, Emerald Dry Roasted Peanuts
2/$10 (Purchase $10 of participating items and get $3 off your next shopping trip)
- Birds Eye Steamfresh Meals
- CLR, Woolite Carpet Cleaners
- Colgate Battery Powered Toothbrush, Infusium Shampoo or Conditioner, Schick Disposable Razors
- Nivea for Women Wash
- Gorton’s Fish Fillets
- Splendar Sugar Sub
- Snapple Drinks

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