The X Factor: Kyle enters The X Factor to follow his passion of singing and love of Girls Aloud. Will his idol Cheryl put him through to the next round?

El Peor Cantante del Mundo

La Mas Agresiva Del Factor X

This is probably the angriest contestant we’ve ever had on The X Factor. Rachel thinks she’s got what it takes to win – but her reaction turns nasty when the judges don’t agree.

The X Factor 2009: 40-year-old Daryl from East Sussex is a cabinet maker by day, but is following his passion in his brother’s memory. Will he make it through?

Eighteen-year-old, Leon, shop assistant wants to sing, but his mum’s not too sure. Has he got what it takes?

John & Edward The X Factor: Twins John and Edward from Ireland bound onto the stage with incredible confidence – but have they got the voices?

X Factor – Crazy girl, she is angry. Enjoy!!

The X Factor 2009: Olly Murs is an ‘ordinary geezer’ but dreams of making it big. Does he have The X Factor?

These girls certainly make an entrance! They give Dermot quite a surprise too!  They call themselves Fallen Angels

Lloyd Daniels The X Factor 2009: 16-year-old Lloyd has only ever performed in school plays, and is nervous about his audition. Will the judges be impressed?

The X Factor 2009: With a member of the group who has failed The X Factor before, have Miss Fitz got that spark the judges are looking for?   MISSFITZ

18 year old shop worker Matthew thinks he can be the next Robbie Williams… but he starts with some impressions of previous winners…

We have filmed a video to help with sizing of table cloths.

3020855    การประชุมวิชาการทางอายุรศาสตร์    Medical Grand Round

อภิปรายปัญหา หรือโรคที่สำคัญทางอายุรศาสตร์โดยวิทยากรและให้ผู้ร่วมประชุมมีโอกาสซักถามและแสดงความคิดเห็นเพิ่มเติม

(Lecture and discussion on important problems in internal medicine by staff or guest lecturer.)

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mengembalikan jati diri bangsa

Pada tahun Dewan Atlanta bersejarah Aldermen mengembalikan jati diri bangsa diberikan status daerah untuk membantu melindungi wilayah lima blok dari pusat kota Atlanta Kota di bawah kota . Meskipun banyak bertahun-tahun diabaikan yang telah terjadi para pekerja berusaha memulihkan situs yang ditemukan untuk mengejutkan mereka hidup asli depan toko-toko dengan hiasan Mengembalikan Jati Diri marmer granit lengkungan hiasan dinding bata tiang kayu yang diukir tangan dan pilaster besi yang masih utuh.

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Atlanta bawah tanah karena berdiri hari ini memberikan semua pengalaman keluarga bundar dengan ratusan toko-toko termasuk Jati Diri satu-of-a-kind item khusus yang akan sulit untuk menemukan tempat lain food court dan restoran mahal yang menarik lebih dari juta pengunjung tahun. Ada juga acara yang diselenggarakan khusus seperti Oktoberfest di mana Underground menjadi penuh dengan suara musik asli Jerman atau panjang akhir pekan Montreux Jazz Festival serta menyediakan menari makanan dan minuman dan hiburan hidup teratur seluruh Mengembalikan Jati Diri Bangsa campuran menarik dari bar dan klub malam Jati Diri Bangsa diciptakan untuk orang dewasa untuk menikmati.

The Underground menawarkan pengalaman yang unik bagi semua pengunjung dan juga posisi yang baik untuk mengakses seluruh pusat kota Atlanta S banyak atraksi menarik termasuk pekarangan rumah yang terkenal Bisbol Atlanta Braves Atlanta Falcons Football dan Kebangsaan Atlanta Hawks tim mengembalikan jati diri bangsa bola basket atau CNN Center Atlanta Opera Anak-anak s museum dan Dunia Coca-Cola pameran.

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New Omega Point, originally uploaded by Claw9.

Nov15, 2009 新しくなったOmegaPointにて。(no-retouch)
surl: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Omega%20Point/7/128/101
via: http://lemonlemon.slmame.com/e772365.html

高度な文明と太古の闇が共鳴する都。
OmegaPointに想うのは何故かいつもそんなイメージです。:)

“Circle” for Lensday

Lui kang wins

No,  I’m not going Dem. I’ve decided that quick follow-up shots and high magazine capacity are more valuble than immediate knockdown power, (unless you can get all three in one package.  read: shotgun)  now to get a Kel-Tec PMR-30 pistol, ok- so maby not that extreme, but you get the picture.

This will definitely conjure up some feelings. A lot has happened and this puts it into prospective, but, they needed to elaborate more on Michael Jackson’s death. At any rate, great video.

Heart 6, originally uploaded by Claw9.

枯れ木を探しに。(sim: Heart 6)

flickrにアップしただけで満足しているといつか課金をやめた時に新着200件以前の画像が非表示になってブログにも貼ってなかったらもう一度課金するまで「あの写真どこー！」な状態になってしまう〜〜〜ということをさっきふと思い出したので、最近さぼってたぶんをバリバリ貼ろうと思います。

ところで樹木をお買い求めの際は
サイズの選択に十分ご注意下さいませ….（何回目…；；）

Verse Simmonds Buy You A Round Remix Feat. Jim Jones Jermaine Dupri OJ Da Juiceman Juvenile The Game Listen After The Jump….

Verse Simmonds-Buy You A Round Remix …::LISTEN::…

Lenses RX is a beautiful site for various kind of lenses.
You can find here some special offer for men,women and children.
You can find here rimless,semi-rimless,full rim, round, square,
and various kind of lenses such as single vision,bio-focal,
progressive,reading glasses,and contacts.These are made by metal,
plastic,stainless steel,bendable,titanium etc.
The price is also in your purchase ability.

 

Concentric (326/365 11-22-09)

Originally uploaded by CarusoPhoto

I saw these circular bike racks and knew there must be a photo in there somewhere. I tried a variety of angles, directions, and lens lengths. This was the one I liked the most.

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To read more about my on-going quest to make a photo-a-day, every day, in 2009–my Project 365–please take a moment to check out my post from December 30, 2008 appropriately titled, “Project 365” as well as my 50 day update, similarly appropriately titled, “50 Days? Already?” my more cryptically titled 100 day update, “Day 100…or The Last-Call, Whiskey-Soaked Plan That Didn’t Die,” the rather pedestrian-titled half-year update, “And in a Blink, a Half a Year is Gone…,” and the verbosely titled, “A Hard Time Seeing the Trees for the Forest –or- What I’ve Been Learning these Past 300 Days.”

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The New York Times restaurant critic’s heartbreaking and hilarious account of how he learned to love food just enough after decades of wrestling with his weight

Frank Bruni was born round. Round as in stout, chubby, and hungry, always and endlessly hungry. He grew up in a big, loud Italian family in White Plains, New York, where meals were epic, outsize affairs. At those meals, he demonstrated one of his foremost qualifications for his future career: an epic, outsize appetite for food. But his relationship with eating was tricky, and his difficulties with managing it began early.

When he was named the restaurant critic for the New York Times in 2004, he knew enough to be nervous. He would be performing one of the most closely watched tasks in the epicurean universe; a bumpy ride was inevitable, especially for someone whose writing beforehand had focused on politics, presidential campaigns, and the Pope.

But as he tackled his new role as one of the most loved and hated tastemakers in the New York restaurant world, he also had to make sense of a decades-long love-hate affair with food, which had been his enemy as well as his friend. Now he’d have to face down this enemy at meal after indulgent meal. His Italian grandmother had often said, “Born round, you don’t die square.” Would he fall back into his worst old habits? Or had he established a truce with the food on his plate?

In tracing the highly unusual path Bruni traveled to become a restaurant critic, Born Round tells the captivating story of an unpredictable journalistic odyssey and provides an unflinching account of one person’s tumultuous, often painful lifelong struggle with his weight. How does a committed eater embrace food without being undone by it? Born Round will speak to every hungry hedonist who has ever had to rein in an appetite to avoid letting out a waistband, and it will delight anyone interested in matters of family, matters of the heart, and the big role food plays in both.

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 “Born round and born to write” 2009-11-20
By G. C. Drummond (Tucson, AZ)
Frank Bruni’s childhood and many of his adult years were dominated by an obsession with food and a paranoia about body image.

He glides through these years with humour, wit and a page-turning style that not only shed light on the delicate issues of overeating and self-love/loathing, but lift the lid on what it’s like to work on one of America’s top newspapers, the New York Times. (Ironically, he ended up being their restaurant critic.)

There’s nothing new in how he learned to eat sensibly, but his journey is fascinating.

A clever, funny and very very touching read.

 “A “sweet and delicious” read” 2009-11-16
By groupworker (Midwest United States)
I know it’s a special book when I am convinced that the author would want to have dinner with me to learn why I enjoyed his book! Was he imagining a conversation with each reader as he wrote these words? Can we talk about eating a 1/2 gallon of ice cream and then spending 45 minutes on the eliptical? Or whether to take out the skinny jeans or fat jeans? Or…(you get the idea).

Frank’s memoir was engaging and touching. While obviously obsessive and self-indulgent, perhaps those were the exact parts that best helped the reader relate to Frank’s challenges with food, family, work, relationships and issues of self-esteem.

While he takes his work, family and friends seriously, Frank never takes himself too seriously and that’s what keeps the reader engaged. He adds humor to both the sad & touching parts as well as to the memories that seem somewhat crazy in retrospect.

Perhaps the book felt more like several lengthy magazine articles, rather than a flowing memoir. However, it was a “juicy” read. I will definitely encourage a few other food obsessed friends to read Frank’s honest journey – and hope that will also be inspired by his path to self-understanding.

 “A great read, a wonderful writer” 2009-11-14
By Kathleen A. Baxter (Minneapolis, MN USA)
I loved his insights and his ultimate understanding of how he is wired. It is inspirational, laugh-out-loud funny and a great read.

 “A top pick for health and culinary libraries alike” 2009-11-13
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
Author Frank Bruni was working as a bureau chief for the New York Times in Rome when he was called upon to become a restaurant critic – job that challenged him to not become fat again. This story of his struggle with food and weight (and with a new job that required him to taste food as a profession) makes for a fine memoir and is a top pick for health and culinary libraries alike.

 “A delightful book in many ways . . .” 2009-11-06
By David Zampino (Delavan, Wisconsin)
. . . with some flaws which may disappoint some.

First, let me state up front: Frank Bruni is two things. First, he’s a very funny person. Second, he’s quite the story teller.

Second, let me also state up front: For those readers hoping for “inside tips” on being a dining critic — you’re likely to be disappointed. Mr. Bruni’s career as the New York Times restaurant critic really takes up only a small part of the book.

Most of this book is a biographical sketch of Mr. Bruni’s life, as he states it, “Born Round”. Here’s a guy who loves to eat — and always has, and thus, has continuously had to deal with the “battle of the bulge”. Having an Italian background myself, I honestly found myself laughing out loud at the antics of his mom (and other relatives) as they planned major family feasts with an eye to detail that would have impressed Rommel in the desert! It is obvious to this reviewer that not only does Mr. Bruni love food; he dearly loves his family as well — and cannot separate the two. (And this is NOT a criticism!)

Two mild criticisms: 1) At various points in his life, in order to attempt to control his weight, Mr. Bruni engaged in behaviors which ranged from the illegal (use of amphetamines) to downright dangerous, even self destructive (what appears to be borderline bulimia). While I certainly understand his struggles (I, myself, am, shall we say, round in the ol’ tum!) his behaviors certainly should not be emulated. 2) Mr. Bruni spent far too much time in the book discussing his successful and (mostly) unsuccessful personal relationships. To me, this added nothing to the book (ranging from the “I really don’t care” to “Way too much information”.) The book would certainly been just as successful with this element.

But overall, a truly warm and delightful book. I wish all restaurant critics had his sense of humor and his storytelling abilities.

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We are rounding up the greatest albums, singles and videos of 2009. Your input is muchly appreciated. Go on, comment…

Nå det ser ud som en gang sommeren er officielt forbi. Men det vil være tilbage snart nok. Bobby siger godnat med en noseslide og krogede slibe på den buede afsats på Bristol Elementary. Nu er det, hvad jeg taler om. -Worful

De nuevo vuelvo tras un tiempo de silencio con otra entrega más de versiones de canciones, esta vez dedicada a canciones que tratan temas LGTB o bien que son puros hinmos de esta comunidad. Aqui traigo unas cuantas de esas canciones conocidas por todo el mundo creo yo, pero con un trasfondo y significado especial para esta comunidad.

¿A quién le importa? (Alaska y Dinarama)

Esta canción es la mas conocida de la cantante Alaska y es uno de los himnos mas reconocidos de las comunidades gays de hispanoamérica y es que su letra es todo un grito de rebelión y libertad : ” ¿A quién le importa lo que yo haga? ¿A quién le importa lo que yo diga? Yo soy así y así seguire nunca cambiare” Fue versionada hace unos años por la cantante Thalia, que le dio un toque más electrónico y más moderno, aunque en lo personal sigo prefiriendo la de Alaska.

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All the Things She Said (TATU)

Las rusas TATU, tubieron su epoca dorada hace unos años gracias a que vendieron su imagen de lesbianas, que más tarde se desmintió, lo que hizo que su carreta se tambaleara. Aún asi sus canciones perviven en la memoria de muchos  y a pesar de todo la farsa que las rodeó, no se puede desmentir que lo que dicen muchas de sus canciones son situaciones muy reales.  Buscando en la red encontré una versión muy curiosa (y graciosa) que se hizo de esta canción interpretada por Deborah Ombres, para su programa de la MTv.

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You Spin me Round (Dead or Alive)

Canción versionada en multiples ocasiones, que es conocida en estos tiempos por un cover del rapero Flo-rida que le ha dado un punto de vista totalmente diferente al original, pues el cantante de Dead or Alive: Pete Burns, no era muy de damas, para que engañarnos. Aqui dejo unas cuantas versiones de la canción, para ver los diferentes enfoques que se le ha dio dando con el paso del tiempo.

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Versión II ( Thalia):

Versión III (Flo-rida):

I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor)

Y como no podia ser de otra manera, que mejor para terminar que el hinmo gay por excelencia: “I Will Survive” de Gloria Gaynor, de la que se han hecho versiones a mansalva, pero que siempre como bien dice su letra la canción original sobrevive y es que su fuerza no ha decaido con los años, lo que solo ocurre con los grandes hinmos, son eternos.

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Este que les presento, es un estudio gráfico de Melburne, Australia. En su porfolio todo es tan bueno que no hay nada que destacar excepto eso. Su gran versatilidad.
This that I present to you, it is a graphical study of Melburne, Australia. In his porfolio everything is so good that there is nothing no to emphasize except the great versatility.

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The Poor play what Australians always do right – hard and simple rock n’ roll, from the opening scream of Kill my Faith you know what these guys are all about and they’re here for a good time and the only deep aspect here I’d reckon is physical rather than lyrical.

Death of Me is a slower but just as rockin’ tune, they know exactly what they’re doing and who their influences are, maybe there’s just a bit too much Bon Scott in here but it’s pretty much acceptable.

Last Laugh has a great big sing-along chorus that will sound brilliant in a live enviroment and House actually sounds like Soundgarden or something from the 90’s – these guys have a bit of variety and this House is probably one of the strongest songs on the record.

The rest of the album does much and such the same, switching between high voltage rock n’ roll a la AC/DC and melodic grunge like Faith No More or the aforementioned Soundgarden, why the latter part of the release is dedicated to demos though I’m not entirely sure.

Even if The Poor aren’t showing us anything new this is still a very promising release and with a lot of hard work on the road I’m certain they’ll shift a shitload. I for one will definitely go and see these guys, and if they’re half as good live as on record you’re in for a good night and that’s what bands like The Poor are all about.

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