Friday, December 18, 2009

Toy Gun Which Looks Real

the snow came ...




Joyeau Noel

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Linsey Dawn And Sister

Works, and soon after the end ... lol

That, my dad was late to put the tiles in the bottom row su .... During this time I turned the old toilets, clogged the pipe and drill the future opening of the shower ...




enters Otherwise I finished the decoration of the Christmas tree outside, I must tinker electric garlands of last year, the programmers have rusted .. pfff.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

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Jobs, more ... 3 .. 4 .. or 5 ...

Hello, work continues ...







Drilling the wall of the old toilet, shower for the new ...
ps: the dog is one of my delusions .. lol ..





off the tiles ... has left the fork again and reinstall the tiles ..

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

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The Moche - Creating Bains-Douches

The ugly

A comedy by Marius von Mayenburg

Lette, a brilliant engineer, shall submit a new invention in a very prestigious conference.

Problem: his boss tells him that it was his colleague who will go there instead.
Why?
Because it is terribly ugly, that nobody had ever said before.
His wife tells him that yes, her face was always catastrophic.
Lette had thought of cosmetic surgery, Botox, anti-oxidants, to wrinkle, to anti-aging.
Why not?

A comedy about the irresistible and appearance.

Staging-Lodovico Pacot Grivel.

Distribution underway.

17, 18, 19 and 20 November 2009 at 20h.
24, 25, 26 and 27 November 2009 at 20h.

Info and Reservations at 02.35.47.63.09 or bains-douches@wanadoo.fr

Thursday, October 15, 2009

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In the attic .....

Installing distribution of heat from the chimney, it solves the problem of cooking in the living room and freeze to the bottom of the house .. lol.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

A Brazilian Look Like

The Art of Laughter

The art of laughter.
Conference and with Jos Houben.

Jos Houben is Belgian (!). Professor at the prestigious Ecole Internationale de Theatre Jacques Lecoq, he worked under the direction of Peter Brook, and is presenting a lecture on the art of laughter will be missed.

"To pay unuseful is the best gift you can get these days. "The Express

" In fifty minutes, a compelling conference, very logical and completely mad. "Le Figaro


" It's devilishly effective. "
Point

" It's short, simple, smart and funny, of course. "
Le Journal du Dimanche
6, 7, 8 and 9 November 2009 at 20h.

Duration: 1 hour approximately.


Info and reservations: 02.35.47.63.09

www.theatrebainsdouches.fr

Sunday, September 20, 2009

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Already a finished work

Well, the toilets are finished .. It remains to buy a new brush, the trick is orange plastic not great .. lol ..

Monday, September 14, 2009

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more ...

hello!
The toilets are almost finished ... still more than the paper .. and ask two or three touches at the join of the tile ..
@ +

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Bren Everett And Brent Corrigan Freed Dowloands

the holidays are over ...

Hello, so my revolver with a new computer that crashes over too well, vee able to update the blog more regularly.
To outline;
We went on holiday one week in Britain .. It was too much, I even took sunburn, sisi ..

I'd make a link with pictures of our vacation, patience ... Otherwise

for work , It is going well, the second evacuation was laid, glued and buried ..

The hot water took it up .. and finally a washing machine also ..




The floor of the new toilets are installed (the toyo red in the picture is a bit behind ki, not a definitive toyo lol)


remains to be done;
-finish tile the toilet, put the paper and install the bowl ..
-install the sliding door of the closet of a washing machine and water heater ..
-lay the 2 doors of the bathroom and laundry.
tiles cut-off corridor (without farting others), re-level and with the same tile recarreler ..
-wall and remove the old bathroom door and re-opening in the bathroom, giving the shower ..
-flowing screed with the evacuation of the shower, bring water to the ceiling of 2 infants, plastering, tiling, putting tiles, ect ....
-fart all the old tiles in the bathroom, put it all straight, and recarreler ..
-BRIEF OF WORK IS STILL has that train there, everything will be finished for Christmas ...
@ +

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Velva Slurping Her Own Milk

Work, more ...

Hello! Then in the saga, I'm dust, I ask the grinder .. Here we reach the summit dust that gets everywhere, enough to make a heart attack Daniel and Beatrice, MDR. But must say what is good as well even practice (with a diamond disc nine, preferably).





So here is the result, the evacuation of new toilets, with an unexpected bonus, the pipe will supply water generally in the same trench to get directly under the new location of the heater. As it ends the pipe that was 10cm above the wall in the bathroom .. :-)




After he has had to dig the ground to make the connection until the pit was shit ... not yet connected to prevent odors, lol.

@ + + +



Still to level the soil, sand plaster, tile the bathroom .. All this planned before the holiday departure, scheduled for August 7, we take the tent and all the gear of the camper and to St Malo, from the time I wanted to visit Mont-St-Michel, hoping also eat two, three cakes .. lol ..

Thursday, June 11, 2009

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Jean and Jeanne - 2009 Z'ESTIVALES


Hello,


Theatre des Bains-Douches Z'estivales partnering this year to bring you even more crazy spectalces and artists!


SIR JOHN AND MRS JEANNE texts under the influence of Alphonse Allais and Matei Visniec.


A show that features two world absurd and grotesque.


If Jeanne is an explosive and anarchic character, which projects both in its physical space, Mr. John, he is locked up in costume and in the playground, he desperately seeks a way ...


A show humor hilarious!


Saturday, June 27

at 16h and 19h

Sunday, June 28

à15h and 18h


at the Theatre des Bains-Douches


Free admission (tickets must withdraw from the Tourist Office).

Go Back A transport by bus will be provided from the Tourist Office


Enquiries 02.32.74.04.04

Monday, June 1, 2009

Travel Router Singapore

Some great debates: the uniform and surveillance cameras (Floriane)


Introduction

history of uniforms in schools gives rise to much debate among those involved. Should he wear a school uniform or not in schools? During our trip to England, I noticed that many students of all categories of school wearing a school uniform. I really did not think that uniform was worn much and I did not know there were different styles of uniforms according to the rule of the institution.


For or against

port

school uniform?



A person can be to wear the uniform because:


There is no distinction of taste in clothing.
There is no distinction of "affluence".
The uniforms are less expensive than brand name clothing for the family. There
the elimination of discrimination.
is equal pupils.
Everyone is obliged to have the same style of dress in the school premises.



A person can be against uniforms because:



The uniforms can ruin a person's personality.
Each person can have different clothing.
A person can express his character with his own clothes.
The uniform is perhaps not fashionable today's youth.



For or against

cameras

surveillance?


The history of surveillance cameras in public places gives rise to much debate among those involved. Whether or not to accept as many surveillance cameras at every street corner? With our trip to England, I saw that London was invaded by cameras, I did not know we were all tracked. At every street corner, we could see one or more surveillance cameras.



A person may be for the introduction of cameras because:



staff are needed so it avoids some unemployed people without work.
There is often a decrease in aggression.
There is often a decrease of criminals. Police
interested only criminals and not the model citizens.
The cameras can save lives.
can feel safe.



A person can be against the introduction of cameras because:



The cameras can be too expensive for a town hall and its inhabitants.
The violation of individual freedom.
can not enjoy being observed.
cameras may affect privacy.

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The free time (and Amalric Tanguy)

Introduction

We'll tell you what we could do during free time but also what that one could buy, the structure of shops (different from those in France?). For that, we split the days.
To obtain advice, opinions and reviews different. Follow the guides!

Day One: Oxford (Tanguy)

I will comment on the first free time, he was given the mid-morning, it lasted 1 hour and a half. During this walk free autonomy we entered our first English store. They were very modern and very similar to French stores. The prices were almost the same in France they were probably a little lower in my opinion. These stores were mostly very large and offered a wide choice in products: Multimedia, press, souvenirs, etc. ...
The presentation of products in the windows was more careful than in France, the English must invest more than the French for advertising and decoration. To close this first free time I can say that I shoot a good appreciation of my first English store, you see what others know!

Day Two: London (Amaury)

After visiting the British Museum and eating on the lawn of an English park, we were released in one part of London. The merchants were very friendly but most of them (from me) were not all English. Yet they mastered the language very well. During this walk I noticed that the stores were not very great, except one: a giant sporting goods store! It was rather surprising in the middle of the street a building of this size. Anyway, I bought two shirts for almost nothing, and I am not complaining about the prices offered by the English!

Trosième day: Bath (Tanguy)

By the end of the meal we were set loose on the streets of Bath. After a few meters, we came across a designer who did your caricature for five pounds. One thing is for sure is that we were not disappointed. It exploded with laughter at seeing our cartoons and the worst in all this is that the designer does that put us five minutes to draw the same figure for the price! Towards the end of the ride I took a t-shirt Rolling Stones (expensive!) I advise you not to point with less than ten pounds if you want a t-shirt right.

Fourth and final day: London (Amaury)

On the last day we were released after lunch, free time for my last day 'had decided to buy some postcards. Damn! This time I was really shocked, the price was double that in France for the stamps! And as if by chance I had enough books to pay me just four stamps! It was annoying. To conclude and close the chapter on free time, I can say that the British shopping are very different compared to the French, beware of appearances!

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Relationships with family and lifestyle (Marcelline and Amelie)


Throughout the trip, each night we tried to create a friendly relationship with the families who welcomed us. Some were successful and others less as Marcellina in her family. We could for example be noted that adaptation to language is not easy. The understand and express difficult. This is not the same thing when we talk about being the words are linked together much more quickly and do not "think" to respond. It is especially successful in be understood in spite of our focus. We also noticed that eating habits were not the same and the design of houses (mainly furniture) was very different.


The family of Amelia



During my stay I was greeted by Ms. Graig. From the first moment we saw her, she was immediately smiled, put at ease, talked and asked basic questions such as: "How are you?, How old are you? "Etc ... The first night she took us around his house, explained the system to turn on the shower ... She gave us our room, closets and things that we could use. She also showed us how operating hairdryer and other everyday objects. There was a very good touch from the start she managed to put us at ease! In our room, there were magazines like Closer public or written in French but there were also published in England Closer. We had at our disposal on television and later we had a DVD player. Later in the soirére, we offered our present. She was delighted and gave us kisses. She prepared the meals, everything was ready we just had to sit and eat. In the morning, we had to take our shower. For breakfast, we had jam, chocolate spread and toast. On other days, there was the same. Ms. Craig has talked less on other days due to lack of knowledge in the language of us. Habits Life is not totally different from ours. She is very friendly and we had a great time with her.




The family of Marcelline



During my stay, I was greeted by the Morris family. On leaving the bus, we discovered Mr. Morris. In the car, we asked some questions. Fortunately we were able to respond. Upon arriving home, we discovered his wife and baby a few months, very cute. He helped us fix our suitcases in our room and asked us if we were hungry. The time to install, it was downstairs. His wife has prepared for us to eat. When it was time to eat, three plates were prepared with our meal inside. First appearance of the family, it was pretty disappointing for me. They are not reported, told us nothing about the house. After our quick lunch eaten, we lift to our room without saying anything. In the morning, Ms. Morris has awakened by knocking on the door. Once standing, she quickly explained the system of the shower which is not common to that of France. After our shower taken, we got off for lunch. Breakfast consisted of cereal (two kinds) and milk. Then we lift our business prepare for the day. The moment of departure came, Ms. Morris has called us to leave. It was like this every day of the week. The last day we tried to get to ask them some questions but it was very short. No relationship has occurred in my family. Fortunately this was not the case for everyone. Despite the lack of communication between us and them, it's still very nice people.



Different lifestyles

Life in the English family is still different from France on a few points.
For example, we observed throughout the stay that the architecture of houses in the subdivision is very small All specifications.
For indoors, because we were not in the same family, we saw that the room toilet and bathroom, which are two distinct pieces in France, which formed only one in England. In several
bathroom was a shower system different from ours. In the family of Marcelline, a box was placed at the entrance part that we should operate in order to make the system work the shower. Once this system is initiated, it was enough to turn the shower to be able to adjust the water temperature and flow.
In the rooms, several small details we have hit. For example, often drapes and bedspreads are matched. We observed the presence of a small sort of lock windows surely prevent children from opening it.
During meals we've eaten, we found that it is composed mainly of starch. Maybe these meals were appropriate for pupils and that this was not the usual diet. At
days we spent in town, we were able to watch various street performances (concerts, animation ...).





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Cruise on the Thames (Emma and Manon)













We left Westminster boat around 15:30. The cruise lasted about 40 minutes. It was interesting but did not understand what the English guide said he had a very particular focus.
We saw Westminster Bridge is a pedestrian bridge and road. Then we went under Blackfriars Bridge Road, which for us is more beautiful and better architected the Westminster Bridge.



We then headed to Cannon Railway Bridge and Southwark Bridge. These two bridges are very different, the Railway Bridge Cannon has more the impression of blockade while Southwark was built with a more elegant way.








We passed near the TB wer Bridge. This bridge is so radiant and majestic. Not to mention his two laps of a remarkable height and perfect symmetry. We had previously seen pictures of this bridge but the fact of seeing reality changes dramatically as it becomes better reflect its proportion.







During the cruise we saw buildings other than bridges such as: the Gherkin building resembling a gherkin, hence its English name.









There are also Tower of London is a former prison now where are kept the jewels of Queen Elizabeth II. We find that this building is quite impressive and it makes us think of a castle.







There is still Shakespeare's plays which we find quite beautiful architecture. This architecture brings to mind that of Normandy, called studs.


Finally, we saw the Mayor of London who has an original form because it is oval and looks like the tower of Pisa.




Then finally, the cruise ended, we got off the boat and walked around the city.













Wednesday, May 27, 2009

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Oxford Castle (Corey and Brice)








We will present Oxford Castle that we visited the day of our arrival.




Oxford Castle was built by William the Conqueror, in 1077 for Queen Mathilda (aka Princess Maud and who escaped in 1142) ...













... in 1239, Oxford Castle officially becomes a prison.




From 1641 to 1652 there was a great civil war in England during which the castle Oxford has been used to detain political prisoners.













The prison of Oxford Castle has a tower called "Tower St George" in which prisoners were confined: to arrive top of the tower, he must climb the one hundred and one steps.











(view from the tower)





We will give examples of forced labor that would execute the prisoners

- up and down five hundred seventy-six both steps of the tower give twelve thousand revolutions of the crank (to lift the water well).



- give twelve thousand revolutions of the crank (to return the well water)








Finally, we will give you some crimes which could be committed and the penalties attached to them:


- Flight of bread: twenty-one days in jail.

- Theft of dog: forty days in jail.

- Vol live rabbit: two months in prison.

- Theft of a dead rabbit, seven days in jail







activity of the prison has been arrested by the Queen in 1996.






Article written by Andrew C. and Brice C. (3E1)