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I'm kind of far away from Chicago, but I do appreciate the offer! I'm usually more of a ruby red person, but today it is a bit hot outside and I felt like some refreshment.
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On 26-6-2019 at 10:32 AM, EKE BBB said:
This might sound as a sexist comment but, to be fair, I am getting a bit fed up with all the blurb on women's soccer.
Last news here is that Real Madrid has purchased the licence of the Spanish female soccer club CD Tacón, which will be under Real Madrid's brandname starting on 2020.
Well, male and female soccer probably can't be compared, but apart from the obvious fysical differences, there is a difference in history where women did not have the same chances as men (you know some of our players/former players had to play in boys teams to be able to play at all!). So I find that it is not that strange that there is still some way to go, but I do feel proud that these girls are making a way for future girls into their sport! I take my hat off for that!
I like watching the soccer cups, male ánd female and you know what I just love about that female team that we've got is that they are a group! -
A glas of Sauvignon Blanc. I like it very dry. Cheers.
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Le roi des chansonniers! La tristesse et la passion vont de pair.
Merci à un grand créateur! Qu’il repose en paix. -
My God, Della and Jon in the same week. It seems like all our heroes are leaving us. Go see yours while they're still around, really..
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Aw, sad news. R.I.P. thank you for the lovely music!
I love her album "Swing, slow & cha, cha, cha". If you like dancing GA, I would give it a try.
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On 20-11-2017 at 11:11 PM, JSngry said:
No, it's not just them. You'll find that behavior in every status/stratus. Calling it out among the powerful/famous is just the tip of this iceberg.
I'm afraid that is how it is. The downside about this with the rich and famous is that people talk about it in the way as "thrill seeking". At least that's how it feels to me. Earlier this evening a man talked to me in a conversation about the "me too- hype" , literaly, after seeing a show where a comedian had a piece in his show about it. I understood what he meant to say, but as a woman I felt to warn him not to use that term in that way since that is not what it is about and to people it happens to, it ís a nightmare and has nothing to do with any thrill what so ever. Since it seems distant, since it seems just to be about "the rich and famous" it seems to be not from every day life but well, I'm afraid it is more common than we would want to believe it to be.
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I saw a real Da Vinci drawing a couple of weeks ago. It was at an exhibition in Amsterdam which had as topic exceptional drawings from history. I really liked the drawing but to be honest I preferred the ones of Rembrandt which were there as well.
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Ah, yes from my favourite "Moon" album, I forgot about that one. Mel is one of my favourite male singers still. Beautiful indeed!
Here "the Man I Love". I had a bit of trouble with the lyrics of this song since the attitude is so ... well the "helpless woman-attitude", but I managed to sing it anyway, lol. I like this rendition from the movie "The young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920", The voice you hear is Linda Ronstadt.According to the "greatamericansongbook.net" the refrain of this song was first the verse of an uncompleted song; but since they felt it was of such insistent quality the brothers Gershwin decided that it couldn't be "just" an introduction of the song. They converted it to be a refrain and they composed a new verse to the song as it is now. See here: http://greatamericansongbook.net/pages/songs/m/man_i_love.html
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Thanks Jim, lovely! It still is one of my favourite songs to sing. Any info about the verse is helpful. I must try to find that film and watch it.
Yes, I agree on Les Feuilles Mortes. There is no one like Yves Montand singing it. Stunning!
I've sung a few songs with verses which always give the performance something extra I think. "Someone to watch over me" and "The Man I love" f.e.
Here Ella which I'd prefer above the original version by Gerdtrud Lawrence from 1926 with the first mentioned.
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Your post made me smile. Sounds like you're doing well gigging, Gheorghe! Happy that is the case!
I will look among my sheets whether I can be of any help there for the intro and interlude. Haven't played the song myself, so not really familiar.
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On 1-11-2017 at 4:30 PM, lipi said:
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Ugh. Fuck all the Weinsteins of the world. With cactuses. Up their delicate rear holes. Now I'm angry and sad again. Time to play some jazz. I think Isham Jones, maybe. (Speaking of which...anyone have recommendations on good Isham Jones collections?)
I'm sorry lipi, I hadn't seen you had already responded. When I read it, it had a sort of a 'red flag'- effect on me and I didn't think of reading the replies. In my country there are all sort of equal stories coming to the surface, also of men who were victim in the past. Yes, a mixture of sadness and anger came over me as well. I'm not familiar with Isham Jones, but will certainly look for this music when it will help to keep hanging on in sad-angry times.
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On 17-9-2017 at 5:17 AM, JSngry said:
"The More I See You" has a verse. This I did not know, but Billy Eckstine on Motown (sic) tells me so.
Ah, thanks for posting this. I didn't know about this verse. I've made my own lyrics in my own language to this song and have performed with them. Now I need to do that for the verse too. Do you know about the melody of the verse being in a fake book of some kind? I'm still rather slow at transcribing, at least where the harmonies are concerned.
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11 hours ago, BERIGAN said:
Andy Dick, living up to his name....
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She and Brad Pitt put their careers first. and Hundreds of women were victimized because of their selflessness.
Although I have trouble with more of your post. The part I múst object to is the last bit. What you are stating there is in the category "victim blaming", sir. No victim, not any of them, can be held responsible for the actions of a perpertrator. Never! She is nót to blame!
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Yes, the advertising drove me away too. When it has gotten better like you say, Scott, I will check it out again. Thanks for mentioning that. In the past it has been very useful to me.
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Thanks Daniel A! It does happen in Europe like it does in the States too I think it is a good thing that men in particular are speaking up against certain behaviour of other men towards women. That does help a lot. Of course women themselves need to too.
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Hi lipi, you did understand my comments correctly, thanks for your elaboration.
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On 12-10-2017 at 8:57 PM, catesta said:
When we see a big star such as Gwenyth Paltrow come out and tell her story, isn't the natural reaction after 20+ years to ask, why did you wait so long? I get all the points about career, insecurities, money, and being afraid to speak up. But why applaud her now? It sure seems many women got it much worse after her and never achieved the success she has. She kept on doing the movies for him and shut the fuck up about all of it.
How come nobody knew what was going on and why did it take so long to come out?
Well.. believe it or not, it is not an easy subject to talk about. It may take many years to tell anyone about what happened, even a loved one. It is easy to say "I would speak up straight away" or "I would never go along with anything like that'', but can you really state that when you've never been in a similar situation? It happens in every line of work to a certain extend and not just to women. It has to do with abuse of power, being in a position dependant on someone else. I think the most important thing is creating an atmosphere where people feel like they cán speak up and object instead of wondering how come it took some a long time before they did. That shouldn't be an issue in my opinion.
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On 14-2-2017 at 6:41 PM, rostasi said:
But today is also our wedding anniversary
(22 years - been together 30) and the rain has
sidelined some plans that we had, but that's OK:
we'll get to it tomorrow or next.A belated Happy Anniversary to you both!
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Hey, Elly Ameling, she is famous in my country!
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Philip Glass, Alfred Schnittke, Gideon Kremer, Christoph Von Dohnányi Wiener Philharmoniker - Violin Concerto/ Concerto Grosso no. 5 -
4 hours ago, JSngry said:
I will do my best not to die today. Or fart at home.
You're hilarious!
4 hours ago, JSngry said:Outside of that, EVERY day is Valentines' Day here at Mister Jim's house.
My kind of guy! Years ago I won a prize with a poem which I called "Valentine". I had used a title of my favourite band, who's fanclub had set the contest, which was "weekday" and basically I did tell a girl prefers to be surprised unexpectedly on just some day of the week rather than on a day where it seems to be obligatory and somewhat an commercial event. In my country it is not custom btw to do anything at Valentine's day.
I did get a card today from a friend. My guy suggested to go out tomorrownight and go see some poetrymovie which got great reviews. I've forgotten the title now, but he knows I like poetry. -
Hey Justin!
I'm curious which song that would be. E.W.F. was what I first thought of, but you've said that was not it. Well, I don't think it is weird to ask at all, especially not at a CD store. I think you should just do so and notcare about what someone else might think. It could be that they are just happy to help you out and willing to answer your question.
I hope you'll tell here as soon as you've found out. I still carry warm memories about the time I was in this E.W.F cover band, 15 members and being one of the 5 singers. It was so much fun taken part. Good luck on your hunt!
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Happy Birthday!
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Ah, nice! I didn't know her. Thank you for pointing her out. She plays multiple instruments I see, autoharp included. I looked into one some time ago but they are quite expensive, so I didn't get one yet. I see Efraïm among her sidemen. He's a great player. I talked to him when he was playing in Enkhuizen last year.
COVID-19 2.0: No Politics edition
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Hi guys/galls,
just wanted to say and wave "hi" to you all from the isolation here!
Wishing you the best of health and happiness for you and all of your loved ones!
Take care,
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