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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Last.FM listening post
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New Bhojpuri Shayari
Tu chal jaiba ta ham jiyam kaise,
E phatal kareja ke siyab kaise,
Ham jana tani ki tu prem ke bharal gagri hau
Tu dharakabe na karabu ta ham piyam kaise?
Shawam me baraka bareseba kare aakash mian
Bijuree chamekabe kare kahiye aibe tu a
Peredese tuhare ke dekhe khatir aakhiya tarsebe kare.
E phatal kareja ke siyab kaise,
Ham jana tani ki tu prem ke bharal gagri hau
Tu dharakabe na karabu ta ham piyam kaise?
Har Khusi Ke Rah Tohra Taraf Mod Di
Aasman Tahra Khati Chand Sitar Tod Di
Etne Se Kam Chal Jao T Deek rahi
Shawam me baraka bareseba kare aakash mian
Bijuree chamekabe kare kahiye aibe tu a
Peredese tuhare ke dekhe khatir aakhiya tarsebe kare.
Dhiraj dharah hamhu bekarar hai
Tu hamar jaan hau ta hum tohar pyar hai
Biswash rakhiha aapna pyar pe
Kassam se kahile humtohar hai
A Couple Ride on Bicycle
You can plan for romantic bicycle ride in the morning through the park in the springtime with your sweetheart. Rent or Buy a two seater bicycle for a perfect date in your winter dress enjoying the outdoors on a spring park date with bunch of red roses, pick a picnic for extra fun.
Just think the admirable couple are in love and so are going on a ride on their bicycle for two. How romantic!
Just think the admirable couple are in love and so are going on a ride on their bicycle for two. How romantic!
Love is Changing Like Fashion
As we known the true love is the precious achievement of live and one must keep it always with him/her. But Love is Changing Like Fashion, Its a new era where the couples like to change their partners swiftly on daily or weekly bases. So this thing may cause disaster in relationship and trust in the sentimental feeling of love and romance.
Think About It!!
Think About It!!
Quintessentially trará novo conceito.
Com a indústria de cruzeiros a sofrer um abrandamento, surge o rumor de uma nova companhia e uma nova construção. Trata-se da companhia Britânica, que pretende operar com bandeira Norueguesa, a Quintessentially One. Com o segmento dos cruzeiros de luxo a perder o glamour de outros tempos, esta nova proposta vem recuperar parte desse glamour, num cruzamento entre um mega-iate, um mega-navio de cruzeiros e um clube privado. Ao que tudo indica seria um navio residencial, como o The World.
Entretanto o anúncio está feito, e o site com uma apresentação muito superficial do navio está lançado e activo na internet.
Prevê-se a construção de uma plataforma flutuante difícil de classificar, com 220m de comprimento, 12 decks, com uma tripulação de 490 elementos (aqui existe uma incongruência, se é de luxo poupam no número de tripulantes?).
O estaleiro para a construção do mesmo também não é referido, sendo apenas apresentado um prazo que corresponde ao tempo médio de construção de um navio com estas características.
No site incluem-se já itinerários, sendo Lisboa e o Rio de Janeiro contemplados em algumas escalas.
Deixamos as deduções para cada leitor e convidamo-lo a visitar o site da companhia e tirar as suas próprias ilações sobre o assunto. No site, não se esqueça de ver o vídeo com a apresentação do navio, as características técnicas do mesmo assim como os itinerários e condições para poder tornar-se um proprietário de uma fracção do mesmo.
Texto copyright: Ricardo Martins, Lisboa do blog Sergio@Cruises.
Croqui disponibilizado no site da Quinteessentially One.
Cruzeiros Marítimos: Fortaleza receberá quase 12 mil turistas nesta temporada
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| Costa Fortuna no Rio. |
A Secretaria de Turismo de Fortaleza (Setfor), em parceria com a Secretaria de Turismo do Ceará (Setur), realizará o receptivo para o primeiro navio, o Costa Fortuna, que irá abrir a nova temporada, na próxima quarta-feira, a partir das 7 horas. Para garantir segurança e tranquilidade aos turistas, foram mobilizados a Guarda Municipal de Fortaleza (GMF), o Corpo de Bombeiros, Autarquia Municipal de Trânsito, Serviços Públicos e Cidadania (AMC), Polícia Militar, Polícia Civil, entre outros.
No receptivo, a Setfor distribuirá mapas e guias de Fortaleza, além de disponibilizar profissionais bilíngues para auxiliar os turistas com informaçõe sobre a cidade e também nas compras, inclusive no Mercado Central. Os visitantes que desejarem podem fazer um City Tour Cultural com visitas ao Theatro José de Alencar, Centro de Turismo, Centro Cultural Dragão do Mar, Mercado Central e Ponte dos Ingleses. Além disso, um City Tour Panorâmico por Fortaleza com visita ao Museu da Cachaça e Catedral Metropolitana também está no roteiro do cruzeiro.
O navio Costa Fortuna chegará a Fortaleza às 7 horas, trazendo 3.470 turistas e 1.027 tripulantes. Já o CVC Bleu de France fará nove viagens para a terra do sol com 650 turistas em cada cruzeiro, um total de 5.850 visitantes de diversas nacionalidades. Por último, virá o navio Costa Victoria, que chegará dia 8 de abril de 2011 com 2.394 turistas e 760 tripulantes.
Texto (©) Copyright Prefeitura de Fortaleza.
Imagem (©) Copyright Daniel Capella.
That snow excuse!
Well here we go again, the snow comes and the world falls apart!
Two weeks ago we were promised that they were all ready for it. As if!
The trains were delayed from the off although I guess I should be happy that I only ended getting in to work half an hour later than planned.
After work I trotted off to Cannon Street to get the train to Eltham to see Toni to be confronted by masses of people and indicator boards basically showing NO movement on the trains. I was about to give up hope and head off to Liverpool Street when an announcement was made that there was a train leaving soon that stopped at Mottingham. This must have been the first train in ages as it was absolutely jam packed and there were people just trying to get further down the line in an attempt to try and get home. Total madness.
How come we are so rubbish at dealing with snow even when we are expecting it? Never had problems like this in Germany!
Here are some pics from SWF this morning. Sadly I was out of the house before real daylight had appeared so the pics aren't the greatest.
See them all here: 301110SnowInSouthWoodhamFerrers#
Two weeks ago we were promised that they were all ready for it. As if!
The trains were delayed from the off although I guess I should be happy that I only ended getting in to work half an hour later than planned.
After work I trotted off to Cannon Street to get the train to Eltham to see Toni to be confronted by masses of people and indicator boards basically showing NO movement on the trains. I was about to give up hope and head off to Liverpool Street when an announcement was made that there was a train leaving soon that stopped at Mottingham. This must have been the first train in ages as it was absolutely jam packed and there were people just trying to get further down the line in an attempt to try and get home. Total madness.
How come we are so rubbish at dealing with snow even when we are expecting it? Never had problems like this in Germany!
Here are some pics from SWF this morning. Sadly I was out of the house before real daylight had appeared so the pics aren't the greatest.
See them all here: 301110SnowInSouthWoodhamFerrers#
British Museum Print rooms
An old friend and constant in London that can supply a bit of refuge is The British Museum. The first time I visited London I trawled around the Egyptian galleries, pressing my face to the glass cabinets trying to see embalmed mummies, cats and crocodiles but it was only when I took a life drawing class at at CSM that I actually took my time to explore. One of the most beautiful discoveries that I found was The Print Rooms, I can still remember walking in and being confronted with Albrecht Durer etching of a rhinoceros, formed from a simple description in a journal. I had saw it in books but this was the first time I had 'seen it in the flesh' so to speak.
I went back today and he was there to greet me again along with Durer's original sketch. Another treat wa the exhibition that is on there at the moment called From Picasso to Julie Mehretu, this was an exhibition of prints and sketches collected over the past 35 years, it also showcases many of the great artists of the 20th century, starting with Picasso’s study for his masterpiece Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, the painting that shook the art world in 1907. A few of the highlights were by Heinrich Campendonk, Charles Seliger, Dorothy Delue and Julie Mehretu, I have managed to find a few examples of their work to give youa feel of the exhibiton but if you have a chance pop along, it's free and it's beautiful.
10 cars you can stake will be classics
It's hard to identify what cars will be future classics. Oh sure, some of them are observable damn near any exotic will surely go up in value sooner or later, and it's hard to go incorrect with a limited-edition ride like the Porsche 911 Sport Classic.However what about the cars that aren't so clear? What models sitting in showrooms might be the next 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350? The guys at Hagerty Insurance Agency believe they know. Each year the company, which bills itself as "the world leader in collector car insurance," takes a glance at everything in showrooms and compiles its "hot list" of 10 future collector cars.
We have fun each year appearing at which new vehicles symbolize the characteristics of collector cars, to assist predict which ones might have classic appeal in 15 to 20 years, CEO McKeel Hagerty said in a statement. The Hot List is our predict for which cars manufactured this year will grasp their value and consumer appeal long sufficient to one day is regarded as collectible.
Given that it's a yearly list, all of the cars are 2011 models. The catalog is Hagerty's, the comments are ours. It's certain to spark some debate -- lists forever do -- so feel free to spout off in the comments.
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