You can see Damien Faure and his group who so obliged us with this fine performance out on the Lac also on their website which is http://happyswingers.com. You can book these artistes for your venue or event and please let them know you got them from here. They are a great act.

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Went to Brno, the "Austrian Manchester'. It is of course now not in Austria any more. It is generally regarded as the second city of the Czech Republic, and the capital of the region of Moravia.

Every youtuber aspires to be a budding Spielberg - but where does that name come from geographically? Possibly a number of places, but the most famous is this Habsburg political prison.

Not only Spielberg features in this film, but I also bumped into Milla Jovovich, as you will see, who kindly agreed to appear for my viewers.

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Just because I don't know anything about a subject doesn't mean I can't teach a lesson in it. After all, it never bothers quite a few people on YouTube!

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Russia Team Budapest 2006 Synchronized Swimming

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The song was chosen by Serebro to satisfy the patriotic song requirement when they entered the competition to represent Russia to compete in the Eurovision Contest 2007 in Helsinki. Serebro won the competition and represented Russia. At the Eurovision Contest 2007, Serebro received the third place for Russia with the song "Song #1".

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"Cranes" (translated and copyright by win081/Anti-Defamation)

It seems sometimes the soldiers
who didn't come home from the bloody battlefields,
weren't buried under the ground,
They turned into white cranes...

That has happened since long time ago,
They have been flying, and calling,
Maybe that's why we are often sadly
and silently, looking into the sky.

They fly and fly up in the sky,
They fly from the morning till the night,
In their formation there is a space;
Probably that space is mine.

The day will come for me to fly,
To fly with these cranes flying in the same blue sky,
I will be calling from the sky, in the crane's calling,
the names of loved ones that I left on the ground.

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This is a well known Soviet song, it is emotionally sad and it has always brought people into tears.

In the WWII, Soviet had about more than 26.2 million people died, that was about 14% of the total Soviet population, or one out of every seven died during the war. Death was not happened to other families, death was happened to every family in Soviet.

As a comparison; Nazi Germany was 10.5%, China 3.9%, Japan 3.8%, France 1.3%, Italy 1.0%, UK 0.9%, and USA 0.3%.

NOTE: Out of the 26.2 million Soviet deaths, Russia has 14.0 million and all the other ex-Soviets have 12.3 million, notably Ukraine 6.8 million, Belarus 2.3 million.

Therefore, this is not just a Russian song, this is a Soviet song. All the Soviets have the blood and tears in it.

Up to August, 2007, the deaths in the most recent American War in Iraq is 1.2 million or 4.6% of the total Iraq population.

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2003,
Magnificent soviet songs performed by Dmitri Hvorostovskii
1. 'Sluchannui Vals' (unexpected waltz)
2. 'Dorogi' The roads

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This is the introduction to the whole Russia course, which I didn't do at the start as I never knew it would take off as it has done. I've added annotations to get people started to various start points in the course and the goldlist system, and to enlarge on the points raised.

The Facebook group by Lafeen Maggio has the URL:
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The google group has the URL
http://groups.google.com/group /huliganov?pli=1

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Many thanks and happy learning!

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Here Viktor Dmitrievitch Huliganov intrioduces his new vlogging format - first a lesson on the Russian language, starting with the alphabet, then a joke, and finally a song. In this case the lesson is the origins of the Russian alphabet and the benefits of learning it, the joke is about parrots and the song is "Some Enchanted Evening".
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Here Viktor Dmitrievich Huliganov continues with Russian lesson number 2. The theme of today's lesson, which is followed by a joke and a song, is the letters KOMETA which have basically the same values in the Russian alphabet and the English, but look out! There are "leetle trickies" which mean that even these are not quite as simple as they look!
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This is the first recorded feed of the James Whale Radio Show on Play Two UK ( http://www.playradiouk.com ). Last week (20th May 2008) was the first ever edition of the James Whale Radio Show on Play Two UK, but as not video stream was attempted on the pilot show, I have started numbering from this show, which aired 27th May 2008.

The James Whale Radio Show is available to listen to live and to participate on Play Radio UK on Tuesdays from 18:00 to 22:00 hours UK time. I hope that James' massive fan base from free-to-air radio will follow him in making the switch to internet radio, which is the future of radio broadcasting. This service is here as well as an audio podcast on playradio's website for those who had to miss the show, but I know James hopes that wherever possible people will become a part of the show by listening live, phoning, skyping or emailing the show, and taking part in the live skype chat. The details of how to get involved can be found on the NTTBS videos on this channel, and in addition to those mention should be made of James' own site http://www.jameswhaleradio.com

The feed this time is unfortunately rather fragmented, and there is only about half the show on it. This was because the London Linx server was having troubles during the show. Much of the UK internet had trouble at that time, not just Playradio UK, and it was outside the control of all parties.

Enjoy.

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This is the James Whale radio show from 3rd June 2008, this time all four hours of it, unlike last week owing to the technical issues back then, with over an hour of David Icke on the telephone to James Whale.

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The James Whale Radio Show on PlayTwoUK (part of playradioUK) from Tuesday evening, 17th June 2008. Once again we have slight issues with the camming jamming, but we'll get there eventually!

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OK, a bit more serious this time - Huliganov attempts "The Rose".

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In response to Bowiechick's request for versions fof "Imagine", how could Huliganov resist putting together his own version of that classic piece of Communist propaganda?

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In this second video featuring Viktor Dmitrievitch Huliganov, the hard-nosed businessman shows his cultural side, and introduces us to the one of the delights of English literature - a poem by Lewis Carroll.

Among Huliganov's comments: "poetry is not about beaches ... they are about the whole of existence. Will you join life, or just sit on the beach?"

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