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Poet Cast # 155 Ecouter en ligne Télécharger le fichier Clic droit / Enregistrer sous... Téléchargement [mp3 : 10 Mo] Invité à animer des ateliers d'écriture à SciencesPo et à la Faculté de Lettres de Poitiers j'ai proposé aux étudiants de travailler sur la société, le monde qui nous entoure, dans une interrogation de la langue, à partir de deux auteurs contemporain, Jean-Christophe Bailly, et son texte Basse continue, publié au Seuil, en 2000 et Hubert Lucot, et son texte Pour plus de liberté encore : slogans hyperlibéralistes, publié par Voix éditions, en 2000. Basse continue : Quelques phrases extraites du journal du matin, fragments de commentaires et d’analyses "à chaud" de notre quotidien. Dans cet empilement qu’on opère, les phrases prennent alors la tournure des dépêches d’agences de presse. A force, on entend presque le bruit de la machine, « non un chant mais une basse continue. » Slogans hyperlibéralistes :Établir une liste d’aphorismes entre slogan politique et maxime poétique, à partir de collages de textes aux provenances variées, manchettes de journaux et annonces publicitaires détournés.Nous avons ensuite enregistré leurs slogans.L'intégralité de leurs textes est à lire en ligne sur le site Ouvrez (transcontinentale de l'atelier d'écriture) lancé par François Bon : Textes des étudiants de SciencesPo Textes des étudiants de la faculté de lettres

Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! We hope that you’re enjoying learning to draw and pronounce Japanese Kanji with these awesome video lessons. It’s time to add to your knowledge with another cool Kanji. You’ll be a master of the On-yomi and Kun-yomi readings after you’re done with this lesson. This Japanese Kanji video lesson shows the [...]

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I was at the Coach and Horses pub in Soho last night for Scuttle (after-work social media meetup). Tom Hall from Nokia Womworld, who sent me to Helsinki Bucharest a couple of months ago, told me was going to turn up with some friends to make a personal delivery . Please excuse the advertising. It s just that I don t get serenaded in a crowded pub very often. iPhone MP4 Podcast File

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This week on Living Planet: the German chancellor announces plans to attend the climate conference in Copenhagen, Ecuador calls on the international community to pay it not to drill for oil, and bridging the social and ecological divide between the German majority and Turkish minority. Merkel announces plans to attend Copenhagen German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be joining her French and British counterparts at the global climate summit in Copenhagen. Many have applauded the move, but some environmentalists are skeptical.The announcement comes only days after leaders at the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Singapore said they did not expect a major breakthrough at the talks. According to Merkels spokesman, these low expectations are partly why the chancellor has decided to attend. A former environment minister, she wants to play an active role in ensuring that the participating countries reach more ambitious agreements. Merkel isn't the first European leader to announce plans to personally travel to the Danish capital. But as Europe's largest economy and one of the greenest countries on the planet, Germany is certain to play a major role in the negotiations. However, some politicians and experts are skeptical about the chancellor's plans. Report: Eva WutkeEcuador wants money not to drill Industrialized nations are expected to pay out hundreds of billions of dollars over the next 40 years to help their developing counterparts combat the effects of climate change. Ecuador has proposed one way that money could be put to use.The small South American nation of Ecuador is one of the planet's 17 megadiverse countries, a group of nations that harbor the majority of the Earth's species. It's also one of world's poorest nations, with 40 percent of citizens living below the poverty line. All this despite the massive stores of oil tucked away beneath the ground. Since the 1970s, the government in Quito has allowed companies to pump oil out of the country, with little thought to the effects this would have on the environment. Ecuador has profited little from its natural resources and it's now realizing the environmental mistakes that have been made. Which is why they have come up with an offer to take with them to Copenhagen this December. They want money from the international community to invest in infrastructure and biotechnology, and in return they'll leave half of the available oil in the ground. It's one alternative, and if it works, other developing nations home to both immense biodiversity and oil like Venezuela and Nigeria might follow suit. Report: Thomas Nachtigall/Patricio Luna/Clare Atkinson Berlin eco-center helps migrants integrate while saving the planet Most migrants leave there homes in search of someplace better with more resources. Their ecological knowledge is often limited and most governments have no way to address that.In Germany, Turks make up the largest immigrant group. They were invited here following the Second World War as guest workers, and many of them never left. Many have also never fully integrated into German society, and blame for that has been passed around for decades. Turgut Altug is trying to change that while also building up ecological knowledge among immigrants. In the Berlin neighborhood of Kreuzberg he has founded a German-Turkish environment center to help with that mission the first of its kind in Germany. Report: Richard Fuchs

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Download Episode 198 here The Show Notes the sini-gang... Filipino Word of the Day: ulan- rain Links email us: thesinigang@gmail.com Follow us on twitter (@thesinigang) subscribe to the rss feed: http://sinigang.libsyn.com/rss

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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! The essential question is Were you taken advantage of or not? The Japanese salesman talked you into buying a motorcycle! A Japanese motorcycle. You had gone to the showroom to look at them, but not because you were really serious about buying one. You just thought they looked great. Japanese motorcycles [...]

*Subscribe @ iTunes* Joel aka the Coaster Critic joins Doug Barnes (Owner/Producer of the Season Pass Podcast) and Rick West (ThemeParkAdventure.com) in the Season Pass Discussion Room to discuss his websites www.thecoastercritic.com, www.coasterportal.com, and his newest aggregator www.themeparksyndicate.com. Also, we geek over some of our favorite parks and coasters. Please Enjoy! www.themeparksyndicate.com www.thecoastercritic.com www.coasterportal.com THE SEASON PASS IS NOMINATED FOR âBEST TRAVEL PODCASTâ FOR THE PEOPLEâS CHOICE PODCAST AWARDS! Remember to Vote for the Season Pass once a day until 11/30/09 @ www.podcastawards.com Follow us on Twitter! â www.twitter.com/theseasonpass Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com brent.young@seasonpasspodcast.com matt@seasonpasspodcast.com nick@seasonpasspodcast.com Call the Hotline with Park Trip Reports, Podcast Comments, or Anything else you would like to announce. â 1-916-248-5524 Thanks to each one of you for listening to the show. Your support is extremely appreciated. The International Authority on Everything Theme Park Related. Join a Cast of Experts and Fans Every Week On an Informative, Immersive Experience into the World of Rides, Attractions and Parks. Â 2009 Season Pass Podcast

Casey from Mclean, VA presents this Single Family property. The 10,151 square foot property located in Vienna, VA comes with 6 bedrooms, 6.50 bathrooms and is priced at $3,350,000. Its current status is Available and the property is For Sale. To learn about the rest of this property and view its video tour, go to http://www.realeflix.com/property/listing/11317.php.

Casey from Mclean, VA presents this Single Family property. The 5,109 square foot property located in Vienna, VA comes with 4 bedrooms, 3.75 bathrooms and is priced at $1,499,836. Its current status is Available and the property is For Sale. To learn about the rest of this property and view its video tour, go to http://www.realeflix.com/property/listing/11318.php.

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