Tracklist
01. Franco Califano - Roma Nuda
02. Giorgia - Spirito Libero
03. Giuni Russo - Un'estate al Mare
04. Alberto Rabagliati - Ba... Ba... Baciami Piccina
05. Domenico Modugno - Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu
06. Franco Battiato - Il Silenzio del Rumore
07. Gianluca Grignani - Liberi di Sognare
08. Nico Fidenco - Legata Ad un Granello Di Sabbia
09. Gianni Pettenati - Bandiera Gialla
10. Gino Paoli - La Gatta
11. Gino Paoli - Un Altro Amore
12. I Camaleonti - Eternita
13. Le Vibrazioni - Angelica
14. Matia Bazar - Messaggio d'Amore
15. Gianluca Grignani - Bambina Dallo Spazio
16. Riccardo Cocciante Bella - Senz'anima
17. Riccardo del Turco - Luglio
18. Simone - Fatto di Cartone
19. Piero Focaccia - Stessa Spiaggia Stesso Mare
20. Camaleonti - L'Ora Dell'amore
21. Cugini di Campagna - Anima Mia
22. I Camaleonti - Applausi
23. Paolo Meneguzzi - Sara
24. Tonino Carotone - Me Cago en el Amor
25. Carlotta - Frena
26. Cesare Cremonini - Latin Lover
27. Franco Battiato - Centro Di Gravita Permanente
28. Gena Guglielmi - I Capelli Lunghi
29. Paola Chiara - Festival
30. Pooh - Piccola Katy
31. Simone Cristicchi - Vorrei Cantare Come Biagio
32. Cesare Cremonini - Marmellata #25
33. Eduardo Vianello - Guarda come dondolo
34. Fabrizio De Andre - Bocca di Rosa
35. Peppino Di Capri - Piovera
36. Angelo Branduardi - Alla Fiera Dell'est
37. Pooh - Brennero 66
38. Don Backy - L' Immensita'
39. Eduardo Vianello - Pinne Fucile Ed Occhiali
40. I Nuovi Angeli - Singapore
41. Joe Donatello - Io Mi Fermo Qui
42. Max Gazze - L'Uomo Piu' Furbo
43. Negramaro - Estate
44. Piotta - Supercafone
45. Andrea Bocelli - Vivo por Ella(Vivo Per Lei)
46. Franco Califano - Tutto il resto e noia
47. Luca Dirisio - Per Sempre
48. I Camaleonti - Io Per Lei
49. Memo Remigi - Io Ti Daro di Piu
50. Luna Pop - Qualcosa Di Grande
51. Francesco Renga - Un'ora in Piu
52. Simone - Quando Sei Ragazzo
53. The Rokes - Che Colpa Abbiamo Noi
54. Renato Dei Profeti - Gli Occhi Verdi Dell'amore
55. Piotta- La mossa del giaguaro
56. Zero Assoluto - Semplicemente
57. Franco Califano - Avventura Con un Travestito
58. I Corvi - Ragazzo di Strada
59. Tribal - Mama Insegnami a Ballar
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01. Franco Califano - Roma Nuda
02. Giorgia - Spirito Libero
03. Giuni Russo - Un'estate al Mare
04. Alberto Rabagliati - Ba... Ba... Baciami Piccina
05. Domenico Modugno - Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu
06. Franco Battiato - Il Silenzio del Rumore
07. Gianluca Grignani - Liberi di Sognare
08. Nico Fidenco - Legata Ad un Granello Di Sabbia
09. Gianni Pettenati - Bandiera Gialla
10. Gino Paoli - La Gatta
11. Gino Paoli - Un Altro Amore
12. I Camaleonti - Eternita
13. Le Vibrazioni - Angelica
14. Matia Bazar - Messaggio d'Amore
15. Gianluca Grignani - Bambina Dallo Spazio
16. Riccardo Cocciante Bella - Senz'anima
17. Riccardo del Turco - Luglio
18. Simone - Fatto di Cartone
19. Piero Focaccia - Stessa Spiaggia Stesso Mare
20. Camaleonti - L'Ora Dell'amore
21. Cugini di Campagna - Anima Mia
22. I Camaleonti - Applausi
23. Paolo Meneguzzi - Sara
24. Tonino Carotone - Me Cago en el Amor
25. Carlotta - Frena
26. Cesare Cremonini - Latin Lover
27. Franco Battiato - Centro Di Gravita Permanente
28. Gena Guglielmi - I Capelli Lunghi
29. Paola Chiara - Festival
30. Pooh - Piccola Katy
31. Simone Cristicchi - Vorrei Cantare Come Biagio
32. Cesare Cremonini - Marmellata #25
33. Eduardo Vianello - Guarda come dondolo
34. Fabrizio De Andre - Bocca di Rosa
35. Peppino Di Capri - Piovera
36. Angelo Branduardi - Alla Fiera Dell'est
37. Pooh - Brennero 66
38. Don Backy - L' Immensita'
39. Eduardo Vianello - Pinne Fucile Ed Occhiali
40. I Nuovi Angeli - Singapore
41. Joe Donatello - Io Mi Fermo Qui
42. Max Gazze - L'Uomo Piu' Furbo
43. Negramaro - Estate
44. Piotta - Supercafone
45. Andrea Bocelli - Vivo por Ella(Vivo Per Lei)
46. Franco Califano - Tutto il resto e noia
47. Luca Dirisio - Per Sempre
48. I Camaleonti - Io Per Lei
49. Memo Remigi - Io Ti Daro di Piu
50. Luna Pop - Qualcosa Di Grande
51. Francesco Renga - Un'ora in Piu
52. Simone - Quando Sei Ragazzo
53. The Rokes - Che Colpa Abbiamo Noi
54. Renato Dei Profeti - Gli Occhi Verdi Dell'amore
55. Piotta- La mossa del giaguaro
56. Zero Assoluto - Semplicemente
57. Franco Califano - Avventura Con un Travestito
58. I Corvi - Ragazzo di Strada
59. Tribal - Mama Insegnami a Ballar
60.
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I stumbled across the site in September 2006, doing a google search for Robbie Williams as he was going to tour in Australia, being a fan, and not having ever been to a huge concert before I secured myself a ticket. Didnt mind going by myself but curiosity got the better of me and found this forum and watched and read for a while. I finally posted, feeling like a right twat being 42 and all and thinking that I was the only over 30 going.
Before you know it I was addicted to the site, I was welcomed by everyone there and made to feel a part of a lovely community which consisted of many different people of different ages from all over the world with a common interest.
So there the first banner began, my overactive mind got to thinking about making a tee-shirt for the concert which somehow turned in to a banner which turned in to a banner that would travel to all of Robs Aussie concerts. And to think I was scared to post on the site to start with! Everyone on the site jumped on board and took the ride with me and so the Sisterhood of the Travelling Banner began.
I made the banner and posted a picture on a new thread somewhere in the midst of making it the idea of the sisterhood of the traveling pants movie came to mind, and the wording for the banner consisted of a favourite monty python quote s not the messiah, hes just a very naughty boy which fitted in well with Robs Sin,Sin, Sin pictures eventually Rob became the messiah and the sisterhood of the traveling banner began.
Everyone on the site joined in the fun. The banner was sent from Sydney to Perth on 12th November, 2006 ready for its first concert experience with members Noodle and Katie. It was decided that whichever concert the banner went to that all the PR members in that state would get together to meet each other, take a photo and post it on the site and the rest of the members could follow its journey.
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Starting today Roxy, along with Emergen-C PINK, will be traveling to different college campuses in California and hosting events to help raise breast cancer awareness.
At the different college stops we will be handing out cards explaining how to do breast self-examinations and giving out free samples of Emergen-C PINK and Roxy gear.
If you're in the area you should stop by. It is really important to learn how to prevent breast cancer.
Below is the tour schedule.
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At the different college stops we will be handing out cards explaining how to do breast self-examinations and giving out free samples of Emergen-C PINK and Roxy gear.
If you're in the area you should stop by. It is really important to learn how to prevent breast cancer.
Below is the tour schedule.
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Peggle Nights brings all new scenes with the same masters. Fans wont see any new features or upgrades, but more like a big change of scenery. Adventure mode returns with 60 levels that take more work to beat. Each of the 11 masters tells you its dream thus, , lends you its bonus power, and sticks with you for five levels. The final five levels let you select the master you want to use.
Pumpkin dreams of being a painter, so the background reflects his painting. One of the funnier backgrounds clich??, but funny shows the famous The Scream painting with the pumpkins face replacing the screamers face.
All the masters return with their famous powers that help us whenever we hit a green peg. The lobsters claws come out working like flippers in a pinball machine, rabbits magic hat helps hit more pegs, and King Tuts pyramid expands the bucket to improve your chances of catching the ball.
The goal for every level is to clear all the orange pegs. Blue pegs dominate the screen to act as barriers, green turns on the power up, and purple triples the score. Though 60 levels sounds like a lot for most games, it still doesnt take me more than a day to complete adventure mode.
New in Peggle Nights is the introduction of Ace Score. Every level has an ace score where you can win a red ribbon whenever you beat the score. So after you finish adventure mode, you can replay any in level Quick Play mode so you can win every Ace ribbon. Clear all the pegs for a bonus blue ribbon.
Duel mode lets you compete with other players or against the computer. Challenge mode contains challenging peggle games where may have fewer balls.
Another wonderful feature is colorblind mode, which makes the graphics more efficient to those with colorblindness.
Perfect your shots to win points and recognition for style shots. The Super Long Shot, worth 5000 points (10,000 in Duel mode), requires hitting a non-blue peg, traveling two-thirds the width of the screen to hit another non-blue peg. Off the Wall, valued at 25,000 points, involves bouncing the ball of the wall and traveling one-fifths the width of the screen to hit a non-blue peg.
Masters also have specific style shots. The lobster awards Flipper Maniac and 25,000 points whenever bouncing the ball off a flipper and hitting at least one peg four times. Zap 12 one more pegs with Electrobolt for a Shock It to Me reward and 25,000 points.
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Pumpkin dreams of being a painter, so the background reflects his painting. One of the funnier backgrounds clich??, but funny shows the famous The Scream painting with the pumpkins face replacing the screamers face.
All the masters return with their famous powers that help us whenever we hit a green peg. The lobsters claws come out working like flippers in a pinball machine, rabbits magic hat helps hit more pegs, and King Tuts pyramid expands the bucket to improve your chances of catching the ball.
The goal for every level is to clear all the orange pegs. Blue pegs dominate the screen to act as barriers, green turns on the power up, and purple triples the score. Though 60 levels sounds like a lot for most games, it still doesnt take me more than a day to complete adventure mode.
New in Peggle Nights is the introduction of Ace Score. Every level has an ace score where you can win a red ribbon whenever you beat the score. So after you finish adventure mode, you can replay any in level Quick Play mode so you can win every Ace ribbon. Clear all the pegs for a bonus blue ribbon.
Duel mode lets you compete with other players or against the computer. Challenge mode contains challenging peggle games where may have fewer balls.
Another wonderful feature is colorblind mode, which makes the graphics more efficient to those with colorblindness.
Perfect your shots to win points and recognition for style shots. The Super Long Shot, worth 5000 points (10,000 in Duel mode), requires hitting a non-blue peg, traveling two-thirds the width of the screen to hit another non-blue peg. Off the Wall, valued at 25,000 points, involves bouncing the ball of the wall and traveling one-fifths the width of the screen to hit a non-blue peg.
Masters also have specific style shots. The lobster awards Flipper Maniac and 25,000 points whenever bouncing the ball off a flipper and hitting at least one peg four times. Zap 12 one more pegs with Electrobolt for a Shock It to Me reward and 25,000 points.
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Me and my wife were their witness, because of that, I had to take a one-day leave from work (lucky those who have 5-day working week ya...) to attend the Wedding Mass. But, for this big occasion of them, I am glad to do it, no problemo, though now, my leave balance for this year is only 1/2-day left.. hahaha. Can't go for holiday during Christmas, I suppose.. hmmm
The ceremony was solemnised at held St Michael's Church, Penampang then proceeded to the reception at KDCA.
Well, after the Mass, I thought that I have done my duty as witness after signing the dotted lines (though, in actual fact, the responsibilities as a witness does not stop here, it's only the beginning....) and this day will be just another ordinary day besides my cousin's wedding. Who would've thought that last Saturday and Sunday will be quite an eventful day for me.
At KDCA, while waiting for the arrivals of guests and the program to start, I was busy snapping pictures of JJ with my old faithful 3.1 megapixels camera (though this camera is already showing signs of wear and tear), I was approached by Chris. They needed help... Apparently, Chris friend who is supposed to be the Emcee had met with an accident. I said. But they needed help and fast, not to go and 'rescue' the friend but to replace him instead!!
I am not an expert in emceeing functions, but I do have some little experience coupled with some knowledge gained through watching many master of ceremonies doing their job 'live' or on TV. The last one being my niece's wedding last year.. I did a quick thinking - can I do it? with the few experience I have? I don't want to spoil the wedding with my inexperienced emceeing and certainly do not want to be a laughing stock!.... Well, help they needed and help they get from me. So, I was the emcee of the day..hahaha. Anyway, I don't want to go into the details but the event turn out to be great - great couple, great crowd, great food, great Diompong Old School Village kulintangan and tagung team and great band with Martha Ginun on the mike. Everybody had a great day that day. Chris and Evonny wanted a great day, and a great day they get...
The reception at KDCA ended around 6pm. But, there will be another small reception for close friends and families at the Bride's house that night. So, we rushed off home to have a bath and dashed again to Evonny's parents house. A good 25km away from my place. But, this is their big day and we want it both of them to be happy, so I don't care too much about the distance. Luckily, JJ, my very naughty son, was so understanding today. He was not too naughty at all, according to his mom.
We arrived at the bride's house around 830pm. Everybody are sitting or chatting and the food's on the table are ready. I didn't realised that no one is eating. Dinner is served but no one is eating - a peculiar scene here. Well, I was getting hungry anyway. Then quite suddenly, someone asked me to do the prayer over the food. I rejected as IMHO I am not worthy.. someone more senior than me should do it, since this is a 'big' occasion. After a good 5 minutes, my wife persuaded me because according to her, nobody wants to do it.. a bit reluctantly, I did the prayer over the food (but again I did it in the spirit of joy and happines today for Chris and Evonny)... and you know lah what happened after that.... everyone is rushing to get their share of the food, it seems to me that they are waiting for this very moment for quite sometime. I was wondering, what if I came very very late.. or didn't come at all.... hmmm. Nobody wants to say a simple 'makan' prayer but everybody 'berebut-rebut for makan'.
But hey, I don't mind about it lah, at least I can do a little bit to make a great day for Chris Evonny..
This ramblings is getting ridiculously long... very very long indeed... so I put a full stop here. Perhaps I will post some of the pictures I manage to take in a later post..
Congratulations again to Chris Evonny... may you lead a great life ahead as a family. Cheers!.
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Wooden dildos are beautiful objects and Nobessence produce some of the most sculpturally elegant and stimulating examples you can buy. In the third of a series of reviews for the US manufacturer Suze reviews the Nobessence Fling, a sensuously curved dildo designed with delivering pleasure to a woman in mind.
Nobessence refer to their wooden sex toys as sculptures. I’m not going to argue with that. The shapes are beautiful to hold, the wood used and craftsmanship applied to it mean that every dildo is a work of art and if it weren’t for its intended use each one wouldn’t look out of place as a piece of coffee table object d’art.
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Nobessence refer to their wooden sex toys as sculptures. I’m not going to argue with that. The shapes are beautiful to hold, the wood used and craftsmanship applied to it mean that every dildo is a work of art and if it weren’t for its intended use each one wouldn’t look out of place as a piece of coffee table object d’art.
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Jay Cutler, Aaron Rodgers and Kurt Warner. Wow, these three qbs didn’t even go till late rounds in all of my drafts! I even picked Kurt Warner up off the waivers after week 1! Rbs: LeRon McClain, Steve Slaton, and Chris Brown! Most of these guys weren’t even ranked in the top 100! Wrs: Muhshin Muhammad, Isaac Bruce, DeSean Jackson, all three of these wrs average over 10 points a game! Even 216 ranked Denver TE Anthony Fasano has over 30 points. All these players have proved that pre-rankings can be highly wrong, the key to having a good fantasy team is paying attention to upcoming stars and using the “Waiver Wire” here on Nova Fantasy Sports to see those up and coming players that could help your teams while benching a starter during bye weeks.
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German boob star Chloe got some awesome updates once again at her official website ChloeVevrier.com. This woman definitely knows what makes huge tit fans hot in the pants. Needless to say I love her ability to show off that she also got some brains and is not just a pair of tits and ass! Splendid updates where we can see this lovely woman in a cowgirl costume with a wet T-shirt! Protruding tits in transparent fabric all soaked up in the water!
Now that's the kind of update which gets me wet as well! As a fan of costumes, I'm of course intrigued by her sexy cowgirl outfit! That cute hat and her massive juggs are the perfect combination for some fun in the sun. Chloe knows what's good stuff for the big tit aficionados like us here on the boob blogs. Hooray for this boobmodel and her fantastic assets. Truly gorgeous updates for the big tit crowd.
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Now that's the kind of update which gets me wet as well! As a fan of costumes, I'm of course intrigued by her sexy cowgirl outfit! That cute hat and her massive juggs are the perfect combination for some fun in the sun. Chloe knows what's good stuff for the big tit aficionados like us here on the boob blogs. Hooray for this boobmodel and her fantastic assets. Truly gorgeous updates for the big tit crowd.
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Madison Young really got turned on by Ariel X's special touch in a sexsual ultimatesurrender video gallery Tag Team Wrestling too rough for one veteran Ulitimate Surrender:
Veteran wrestler "The Jester" tosses in the towel. After round one, words are spoken, and Dana DeArmond complains that the new wrestler is just too rough. The result; Dana retiring, and a new wrestler never to return because of feeling guilty. Over all a horrible day for Ultimate Surrender.
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Veteran wrestler "The Jester" tosses in the towel. After round one, words are spoken, and Dana DeArmond complains that the new wrestler is just too rough. The result; Dana retiring, and a new wrestler never to return because of feeling guilty. Over all a horrible day for Ultimate Surrender.
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Anyhoo ... remember in grade school, there was always that one teacher who would pass out photocopies of the horn o' plenty and we all had to colour it in and then write what we were thankful for on the back?
But before I relay my story, what the hell is the "horn" made of? And why is it a horn? Was it a horn? Years before Dan Quayle invented the Internet and John McCain invented the Blackberry, school children had only libraries and grandmothers from the old country to turn to for answers. I was told the horn was made of corn husks.
I can also tell you that in all the Thanksgiving dinners I have attended and eaten over the years, not once, have I see a Horn of Anything on the table never mind 'one of plenty'.
Its origins is actually Greek in nature when some goddess tore off the horn of an animal and filled it with gifts in exchange for breast milk or something like that.
Apparently it was made popular in the state of Idaho and was fashioned out of wicker in the shape of a horn (an animal horn) and then filled with fruits and vegetables from the harvest.
Yeah, so back to my story.
I don't know what grade it was but this story has stuck with me forever. After we had written what we were thankful for, each student was asked to stand and read aloud to the class what they'd written. Things were going great and I was certain my story was a work of written, class-A art until a girl named Doris stood up. Doris was the first kid I had ever met who didn't have a mom. I used to fantasize about what that would be like and of course, being six at the time when I first met Doris, it involved being able to watch a lot of TV and eat a lot of hamburgers from forbidden places like McDonald's.
She read, "This Thanksgiving, I am thankful all my friends have their moms with them for Thanksgiving dinner." And then she promptly sat down. I don't remember the reaction of the other students but I know that I immediately looked down at my sheet and quickly took note of the toys, books, tv shows and games I had listed. I was also next.
Well, holy hell, how do you top something like that? I mean, really? I stood up ... I really don't remember what grade it was. It had be grade six or grade seven ... I wasn't exactly the most wittiest kid but I was sensitive enough to understand the point Doris was making. So I said that I had written down how thankful I am that I have stuff but I am also thankful to be with my family this Thanksgiving.
Every single kid after me said the same thing.
Talk about being told at an early age what it truly means to be thankful.
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But before I relay my story, what the hell is the "horn" made of? And why is it a horn? Was it a horn? Years before Dan Quayle invented the Internet and John McCain invented the Blackberry, school children had only libraries and grandmothers from the old country to turn to for answers. I was told the horn was made of corn husks.
I can also tell you that in all the Thanksgiving dinners I have attended and eaten over the years, not once, have I see a Horn of Anything on the table never mind 'one of plenty'.
Its origins is actually Greek in nature when some goddess tore off the horn of an animal and filled it with gifts in exchange for breast milk or something like that.
Apparently it was made popular in the state of Idaho and was fashioned out of wicker in the shape of a horn (an animal horn) and then filled with fruits and vegetables from the harvest.
Yeah, so back to my story.
I don't know what grade it was but this story has stuck with me forever. After we had written what we were thankful for, each student was asked to stand and read aloud to the class what they'd written. Things were going great and I was certain my story was a work of written, class-A art until a girl named Doris stood up. Doris was the first kid I had ever met who didn't have a mom. I used to fantasize about what that would be like and of course, being six at the time when I first met Doris, it involved being able to watch a lot of TV and eat a lot of hamburgers from forbidden places like McDonald's.
She read, "This Thanksgiving, I am thankful all my friends have their moms with them for Thanksgiving dinner." And then she promptly sat down. I don't remember the reaction of the other students but I know that I immediately looked down at my sheet and quickly took note of the toys, books, tv shows and games I had listed. I was also next.
Well, holy hell, how do you top something like that? I mean, really? I stood up ... I really don't remember what grade it was. It had be grade six or grade seven ... I wasn't exactly the most wittiest kid but I was sensitive enough to understand the point Doris was making. So I said that I had written down how thankful I am that I have stuff but I am also thankful to be with my family this Thanksgiving.
Every single kid after me said the same thing.
Talk about being told at an early age what it truly means to be thankful.
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When you've travelled halfway round the world, your destination just has to be good. Peter Carvosso reckons that Australia's greatest city is even better than its reputation ...
Often when you see an iconic city for the first time there's a sense of disappointment that the reality simply doesn't live up to the legend. And if you've travelled halfway round the world, the feeling of loss is even greater.
With Sydney, the first view from the Botanical Gardens of the Opera House -- with a backdrop of the Bridge -- puts the hype in the halfpenny place. It's everything you had hoped for, and more.
That's the big image, of course, but there are so many smaller ones that leave a lingering smile at the memory: the Bondi cliff walk; the ferry-ride to a beach cafe with Sydney's skyline as a backdrop; the breathtaking views from Sydney Tower; the statue of Queen Victoria "generously donated by the people of Ireland"; the regenerated city wharves that are now celebrity haunts; those fabulous tomatoes that make the ones you buy here seem like a different species; catching kingfish in the harbour with a flyfishing rod.
On the first day it's hard not to simply stop and stare at the crowds -- a milling mixture of East and West, with most apparently dressed for the beach and the business people trying hard not to sweat in their worsted suits and tightly-knotted ties.
Then your gaze turns to the buildings and you have to remind yourself that the city is a baby -- only a little over 200 years old. The centre is a remarkable contrast of strutting skyscrapers with modest old terraced homes often still nestling beneath them. And everywhere the dissonant, history-in-a-word street signs tell their own story: Balmoral, Clontarf, Woolloomooloo.
I confess that I knew absolutely nothing about Sydney other than the images we all have of the Bridge (which locals call the 'coat-hanger') and the legendary Opera House.
What amazed me most was the sheer size of the harbour, which stretches a full 20kms inland to the mouth of the Parrammata River and has a shoreline of almost 250kms.
At its heart, by the Opera House and the Bridge, is the extraordinary 'busyness' of the inner harbour, as the ferries -- some looking as though they were put together by Captain Cook's boatbuilder, others modern and flashy -- scurry back and forth with an air of suppressed impatience. You're almost surprised they don't honk at each other in fits of water rage.
The most dramatic view we had of the harbour during our visit in February was from the 309m-high Sydney Tower, on the evening when the venerable cruise liner, the QE2, nudged and harried by tiny tugs, made her final exit from the harbour en route to become a floating hotel in Dubai.
She was saluted by that young upstart, the Queen Victoria, as the two mighty vessels crossed paths right in the middle of the main harbour.
For a moment you could hardly see water and it seemed that every small boat for miles had come to witness the unique royal encounter.
For the ferries, of course, there was no sentimentality: it was back to business as soon as was decently possible.
During your stay, take one to the outlying bays with their gorgeous beaches and enchanting views.
Fantasise about owning one of the multi-million-dollar homes with front gardens creeping down to the seafront.
And imagine what it was all like before the building started: there are still many kilometres of preserved bushland which make up Sydney Harbour National Park
The ferries are the Sydneysiders' Luas and Dart, and thousands of commuters use them every day from places like Watson's Bay, with its wonderful views of the city, and Manly Cove -- so called because the early ships' officers were impressed by the stature and bearing of the Aborigines they found there.
My best afternoon in the harbour was with the amazing Justin Duggan, who runs Sydney Fly Fishing Tours and takes anglers out to catch species like the legendary kingfish. This is a far cry from the elegant Irish art of the dry-fly for brown trout on rivers like the Suir. These tropical babies grow to 50lbs and almost rip your arms off with the power of their runs.
But it wasn't just the fishing that made the day so memorable: it was hearing the living day-to-day stories of the harbour. Justin's contempt and anger over the shocking pollution vandals whose cynical legacy is only now being cleaned up; his pride at the natural wonders of the harbour -- the pristine beaches, the hillside wildlife, the fish -- including the occasional shark.
The most beautiful place he took me to was the last -- as his boat meandered up through Middle Harbour to a small landing stage. Here the woods came down to the water in many places, and, if you shaded your eyes you could imagine you were in an untouched wilderness, with no hint of a skyscraper over the brow of the hill.
It was so easy to share the astonishment of the men and women, now known as the First Fleeters, as they got their initial glimpse of the vast harbour sanctuary in January 1788 after months of privation at sea.
If you want a real feel for how it was then, read The Birth of Sydney, which contains compelling first-person stories of many of the early settlers. It's edited by the historian Tim Flannery, whose lengthy introduction paints a bittersweet portrait of the city's short history. The book is dedicated "To the Cadigaleans -- with the deepest regret that our shared history is not different and with a promise to cherish Cadi and all its creatures." Some of the Aborigines living near the north of the harbour called themselves Cadigaleans: 'Cadi' was their name for the harbour and 'galeans' means 'the people of'.
Flannery's love for Sydney shines through the pages -- as does his fear for the city. He describes it as an overweight adult, suffocating on its own lard. "The tragedy is that the best things Sydney has to offer -- its weather, beaches and parks -- are free. They're not making them any more, yet each year there are more and more people who want a piece of them."
All cities have their problems and the price of "progress" is apparent everywhere. But to the visitor it seems that Sydney is not only aware of the issues -- but is doing more than many places to address them.
It's seen in the big issues like cleaning up the harbour and establishing inviolate city parks; and the small ones, as we witnessed on the walk from Bondi to Coogee.
The legendary Bondi. Yes, it's full of fabulous bodies posing like crazy. But the truth is that there are so many tourists looking as porky and pale as you do that there's no need to feel self-conscious.
The best way to watch the action is from the lunchtime balcony of Icebergs restaurant at the start of the Coogee cliff walk. Have a glass of local chardonnay and some tempura prawns, and imagine yourself, if you'd been born an Aussie, waltzing the waves with these crazy young men.
Then that five-kilometre walk -- gentle and slow in the sun, stopping to look at everything. The crab pools, the natural rock-formed swimming pool, the surfers' waves crashing into the cliff-face, the tiny sandy coves. There's no crass interpretative centre, but everywhere discreet little signs, telling you some history, some geography, something to make the trip even more fulfilling.
And between the houses, the parks, and the sea, there are acres of natural reserves for endangered native marshy grasses -- a co-operation between the authorities and the locals. Not a huge deal, maybe, but you just felt that a lot of people do care.
Someone else who cared, or if he didn't, gave a damn good impression, was the Opera House tour guide who showed us around Sydney's defining building. Mike tells the same story 10 times a day. But what a story: the guy who designed the world's most recognisable piece of modern architecture -- with its roofs soaring like sailing masts 67m into the sky -- has never actually seen his masterpiece!
Danish architect Jorn Utson was commissioned to design it 51 years ago. The cost jumped from $7m to over $100m, and years into the project Utson left after one too many rows with State bosses who were stumping up the money. His masterpiece was finished in 1973, but he was so aggrieved he never returned to Sydney.
Now, in recognition of his work, his company has been commissioned to renovate the iconic building and some of his new thoughts are being put into practice by his children -- but, he says, at nearly 90, he's too old to travel to Sydney.
I see I'm back to where I started -- the inner harbour. And I've left so much out.
The museums, the spectacular aquarium, a beautiful and oh-so-trendy hotel called Blue with a vast interior that looked like a working factory, a memorable meal at the Four Seasons followed by a jazz session in the bar.
Do you remember the end of the long summer holiday when you were six and you had to go back to school? The screaming, kicking and crying. It was a bit like that as I was driven to the airport.
Only worse ...
Need to know
Getting there
Australia's national airline, Qantas operates two services a day from London Heathrow to Sydney. For passengers travelling from Ireland, a connecting flight from Cork or Dublin with Aer Lingus is included.
Qantas (01-407 3278, www.qantas.com) currently has a sale fare from Dublin to Sydney starting at 987 return, including taxes, for travel between April 16 and June 15. Flights must be booked by April 30.
A Qantas Dreamtime fare from Dublin to Sydney starts at 1,219 return, for travel departing Ireland between April 16 and June 15. This fare lets customers stop over in Far East destinations.
Or upgrade to the airline's new Premium Economy cabin, from 2,627 return, including taxes, for travel departing Ireland between April 16 and June 15.
On arrival
Sydney's Kingsford Smith Airport is close to the city centre; a 15-minute train ride which stops at Central Station and Circular Quay, the main ferry and bus terminal. Fares cost about 7. A taxi costs about 20.
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Often when you see an iconic city for the first time there's a sense of disappointment that the reality simply doesn't live up to the legend. And if you've travelled halfway round the world, the feeling of loss is even greater.
With Sydney, the first view from the Botanical Gardens of the Opera House -- with a backdrop of the Bridge -- puts the hype in the halfpenny place. It's everything you had hoped for, and more.
That's the big image, of course, but there are so many smaller ones that leave a lingering smile at the memory: the Bondi cliff walk; the ferry-ride to a beach cafe with Sydney's skyline as a backdrop; the breathtaking views from Sydney Tower; the statue of Queen Victoria "generously donated by the people of Ireland"; the regenerated city wharves that are now celebrity haunts; those fabulous tomatoes that make the ones you buy here seem like a different species; catching kingfish in the harbour with a flyfishing rod.
On the first day it's hard not to simply stop and stare at the crowds -- a milling mixture of East and West, with most apparently dressed for the beach and the business people trying hard not to sweat in their worsted suits and tightly-knotted ties.
Then your gaze turns to the buildings and you have to remind yourself that the city is a baby -- only a little over 200 years old. The centre is a remarkable contrast of strutting skyscrapers with modest old terraced homes often still nestling beneath them. And everywhere the dissonant, history-in-a-word street signs tell their own story: Balmoral, Clontarf, Woolloomooloo.
I confess that I knew absolutely nothing about Sydney other than the images we all have of the Bridge (which locals call the 'coat-hanger') and the legendary Opera House.
What amazed me most was the sheer size of the harbour, which stretches a full 20kms inland to the mouth of the Parrammata River and has a shoreline of almost 250kms.
At its heart, by the Opera House and the Bridge, is the extraordinary 'busyness' of the inner harbour, as the ferries -- some looking as though they were put together by Captain Cook's boatbuilder, others modern and flashy -- scurry back and forth with an air of suppressed impatience. You're almost surprised they don't honk at each other in fits of water rage.
The most dramatic view we had of the harbour during our visit in February was from the 309m-high Sydney Tower, on the evening when the venerable cruise liner, the QE2, nudged and harried by tiny tugs, made her final exit from the harbour en route to become a floating hotel in Dubai.
She was saluted by that young upstart, the Queen Victoria, as the two mighty vessels crossed paths right in the middle of the main harbour.
For a moment you could hardly see water and it seemed that every small boat for miles had come to witness the unique royal encounter.
For the ferries, of course, there was no sentimentality: it was back to business as soon as was decently possible.
During your stay, take one to the outlying bays with their gorgeous beaches and enchanting views.
Fantasise about owning one of the multi-million-dollar homes with front gardens creeping down to the seafront.
And imagine what it was all like before the building started: there are still many kilometres of preserved bushland which make up Sydney Harbour National Park
The ferries are the Sydneysiders' Luas and Dart, and thousands of commuters use them every day from places like Watson's Bay, with its wonderful views of the city, and Manly Cove -- so called because the early ships' officers were impressed by the stature and bearing of the Aborigines they found there.
My best afternoon in the harbour was with the amazing Justin Duggan, who runs Sydney Fly Fishing Tours and takes anglers out to catch species like the legendary kingfish. This is a far cry from the elegant Irish art of the dry-fly for brown trout on rivers like the Suir. These tropical babies grow to 50lbs and almost rip your arms off with the power of their runs.
But it wasn't just the fishing that made the day so memorable: it was hearing the living day-to-day stories of the harbour. Justin's contempt and anger over the shocking pollution vandals whose cynical legacy is only now being cleaned up; his pride at the natural wonders of the harbour -- the pristine beaches, the hillside wildlife, the fish -- including the occasional shark.
The most beautiful place he took me to was the last -- as his boat meandered up through Middle Harbour to a small landing stage. Here the woods came down to the water in many places, and, if you shaded your eyes you could imagine you were in an untouched wilderness, with no hint of a skyscraper over the brow of the hill.
It was so easy to share the astonishment of the men and women, now known as the First Fleeters, as they got their initial glimpse of the vast harbour sanctuary in January 1788 after months of privation at sea.
If you want a real feel for how it was then, read The Birth of Sydney, which contains compelling first-person stories of many of the early settlers. It's edited by the historian Tim Flannery, whose lengthy introduction paints a bittersweet portrait of the city's short history. The book is dedicated "To the Cadigaleans -- with the deepest regret that our shared history is not different and with a promise to cherish Cadi and all its creatures." Some of the Aborigines living near the north of the harbour called themselves Cadigaleans: 'Cadi' was their name for the harbour and 'galeans' means 'the people of'.
Flannery's love for Sydney shines through the pages -- as does his fear for the city. He describes it as an overweight adult, suffocating on its own lard. "The tragedy is that the best things Sydney has to offer -- its weather, beaches and parks -- are free. They're not making them any more, yet each year there are more and more people who want a piece of them."
All cities have their problems and the price of "progress" is apparent everywhere. But to the visitor it seems that Sydney is not only aware of the issues -- but is doing more than many places to address them.
It's seen in the big issues like cleaning up the harbour and establishing inviolate city parks; and the small ones, as we witnessed on the walk from Bondi to Coogee.
The legendary Bondi. Yes, it's full of fabulous bodies posing like crazy. But the truth is that there are so many tourists looking as porky and pale as you do that there's no need to feel self-conscious.
The best way to watch the action is from the lunchtime balcony of Icebergs restaurant at the start of the Coogee cliff walk. Have a glass of local chardonnay and some tempura prawns, and imagine yourself, if you'd been born an Aussie, waltzing the waves with these crazy young men.
Then that five-kilometre walk -- gentle and slow in the sun, stopping to look at everything. The crab pools, the natural rock-formed swimming pool, the surfers' waves crashing into the cliff-face, the tiny sandy coves. There's no crass interpretative centre, but everywhere discreet little signs, telling you some history, some geography, something to make the trip even more fulfilling.
And between the houses, the parks, and the sea, there are acres of natural reserves for endangered native marshy grasses -- a co-operation between the authorities and the locals. Not a huge deal, maybe, but you just felt that a lot of people do care.
Someone else who cared, or if he didn't, gave a damn good impression, was the Opera House tour guide who showed us around Sydney's defining building. Mike tells the same story 10 times a day. But what a story: the guy who designed the world's most recognisable piece of modern architecture -- with its roofs soaring like sailing masts 67m into the sky -- has never actually seen his masterpiece!
Danish architect Jorn Utson was commissioned to design it 51 years ago. The cost jumped from $7m to over $100m, and years into the project Utson left after one too many rows with State bosses who were stumping up the money. His masterpiece was finished in 1973, but he was so aggrieved he never returned to Sydney.
Now, in recognition of his work, his company has been commissioned to renovate the iconic building and some of his new thoughts are being put into practice by his children -- but, he says, at nearly 90, he's too old to travel to Sydney.
I see I'm back to where I started -- the inner harbour. And I've left so much out.
The museums, the spectacular aquarium, a beautiful and oh-so-trendy hotel called Blue with a vast interior that looked like a working factory, a memorable meal at the Four Seasons followed by a jazz session in the bar.
Do you remember the end of the long summer holiday when you were six and you had to go back to school? The screaming, kicking and crying. It was a bit like that as I was driven to the airport.
Only worse ...
Need to know
Getting there
Australia's national airline, Qantas operates two services a day from London Heathrow to Sydney. For passengers travelling from Ireland, a connecting flight from Cork or Dublin with Aer Lingus is included.
Qantas (01-407 3278, www.qantas.com) currently has a sale fare from Dublin to Sydney starting at 987 return, including taxes, for travel between April 16 and June 15. Flights must be booked by April 30.
A Qantas Dreamtime fare from Dublin to Sydney starts at 1,219 return, for travel departing Ireland between April 16 and June 15. This fare lets customers stop over in Far East destinations.
Or upgrade to the airline's new Premium Economy cabin, from 2,627 return, including taxes, for travel departing Ireland between April 16 and June 15.
On arrival
Sydney's Kingsford Smith Airport is close to the city centre; a 15-minute train ride which stops at Central Station and Circular Quay, the main ferry and bus terminal. Fares cost about 7. A taxi costs about 20.
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Título Original: The Life Before Her Eyes
Título Traduzido: Sem Medo de Morrer
Gênero: Drama - Thriller
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Imaginativa, impetuosa e selvagem, Diana (Evan Rachel Wood) não podia esperar para começar a sua vida adulta, ser um mulher de verdade. Então ele decide testar seus limites com sexo e drogas, mas não sozinha. Ela leva sua amiga tida como conservadora, Maureen (Eva Amurri) que se preocupa com as atitudes de sua amiga. É meio que uma mediadora da conciência dela, evitando assim que faça mais besteiras do que pode. Mas são separadas por um ato estúpido que acontece na escola em que estudam, onde Maureen é assassinada.
Quinze anos Diana (agora interpretada por Uma Thurman) ainda está tentando está traumatizada pelos acontecimentos daquele dia fatídico. Vive no subúrbio sonolento de Connecticut, casou-se com Paul que é um professor na universidade local. Sua bela jovem filha, Emma (Gabrielle Brennan), é inteligente e criativa, e herdou o instinto de liberdade que sua mão já tinha quando era da mesma idade. Mas nem tudo está bem ainda mais com a chegada do aniversário em memória das vítimas do atentado, levando a Diana a repensar sobre sua sanidade quanto a relidade que vive. Um momento delicado onde tudo conspira contra, como o marido cada vez mais ausente, sua filha revelando-se rebelde e ela confusa quanto em que momento de sua vida ela está.
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