SEEN EAT
LEARNED - This band has to say something.
And for that I like them.
LEARNED - This band has to say something.
And for that I like them.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Glory Holes In Sacramento Area
Roundhay Park
One of the most beautiful parks in England. And 2.8 km ² of Roundhay Park in Leeds is also one of the biggest parks in Europe. Here are even (at irregular intervals) occurred in the summer of many famous artists such as Madonna, Michael Jackson, the Rolling Stones and U2. The last concert was September 2006 - Robbie Williams with 69 000 spectators. And psst - as some of you may already have noticed, I have changed the layout of my blog changed a bit so that the photos are not always so tiny and not so reviews are a mile long. I think I'll stretch it a little, but then I have to change the header and that takes a little time and patience. I hope you like it.
One of the most beautiful parks in England. And 2.8 km ² of Roundhay Park in Leeds is also one of the biggest parks in Europe. Here are even (at irregular intervals) occurred in the summer of many famous artists such as Madonna, Michael Jackson, the Rolling Stones and U2. The last concert was September 2006 - Robbie Williams with 69 000 spectators. And psst - as some of you may already have noticed, I have changed the layout of my blog changed a bit so that the photos are not always so tiny and not so reviews are a mile long. I think I'll stretch it a little, but then I have to change the header and that takes a little time and patience. I hope you like it.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Does Game Stop By Ps3 Bluetooth
Releases March 2011 -
I have in the last days a little rummaging in the latest book releases March 2011. These books I liked at first sight very well and made me curious. I once tried to explain briefly why I got stuck in these books: Hardcover / Flex Cover
1) Melissa Jacoby - the seductive charm of mediocrity
(March 14, 201 1)
First I got stuck on tracks ... .... and then I grabbed the short description perfectly! 2) Lena Gorelik -
Dear Mischa (2 March 2011) What a cover!
I have in the last days a little rummaging in the latest book releases March 2011. These books I liked at first sight very well and made me curious. I once tried to explain briefly why I got stuck in these books: Hardcover / Flex Cover
1) Melissa Jacoby - the seductive charm of mediocrity
(March 14, 201 1)
First I got stuck on tracks ... .... and then I grabbed the short description perfectly! 2) Lena Gorelik -
Dear Mischa (2 March 2011) What a cover!
3) Sven Regener - My years with Hamburg-Heiner
(14 March 2011) I love the trilogy by Mr. Lehman. Regener here will continue his significant writing style?
4) Michel Houellebecq - map and area (10 March 2011) this author, I would long ago have read anyway.
(14 March 2011) I love the trilogy by Mr. Lehman. Regener here will continue his significant writing style?
4) Michel Houellebecq - map and area (10 March 2011) this author, I would long ago have read anyway.
The abstract promises at least some ... 5) Anne Dela fleet -
Mathilde and the smell of books Pocket Books / Softcover
1) Mohammed Hanif -
A Case of Exploding Mangoes
(8 March 2011)
2) Catherine O'Flynn - What happened to Kate
strange cover, the story of the missing Kate 
The previous diaries I liked - they can ? keep up
4) Oliver Pötzsch -
The Ludwig conspiracy Historical Thriller?
I already knew, but Ludwig II fascinated me even as a person
.
.
5) Sina Beer Forest - The girl and the physician
(8 March 2011)
I intend to read more historical novels.
question for you: Do you fancy, often in the future read with me on new releases? Or you annoy this book lists? What are your favorites among the latest releases?
all book cover images are from buecher.de
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Burgundy Walls And Carpet
Favorites Statistics were read in February 2011
Ben Barko & Stefan Zeidenitz - The Xenophobe's Guide to the Germans
little fun and sometimes sarcastic introduction to German culture. 
informative part, sometimes exaggerated, but in a nutshell. 
Paul Auster - Travels in the Scriptorium
And then there's .... .... these two gentlemen, I have not yet finished:
Ben Barko & Stefan Zeidenitz - The Xenophobe's Guide to the Germans
little fun and sometimes sarcastic introduction to German culture. informative part, sometimes exaggerated, but in a nutshell. Becca Fitzpatrick - hush, hush
My first book for teens from the Dark Romance corner, I think. Entertaining and better than I thought.
Erich Segal - Love Story
For me the most beautiful love story ever written.
And so, so sad. My first oyster at all ... probably will not my last stay.
Linguistically good book, slightly hyper-intellectual. The end ... oh well. And then there's ....
READ
: 4 books
Monday, February 21, 2011
Moh Exam Questions For Dentist
Becca Fitzpatrick - hush, hush
AUTHOR
Becca Fitzpatrick
English-Challenge
English-Challenge
.] "For Nora Grey, romance was not part of the plan. She's never been particularly attracted to the boys at her school, no matter how much her best friend, Vee, pushes them at her. Not until Patch came along. With his easy smile and eyes that seem to see inside her, Nora is drawn to him against her better judgement.
But after a series of terrifying encounters, Nora's not sure who to trust. [...] And when she tries to seek some answers, she finds herself near a truth that is way more unsettling than anything Patch makes her feel.
For Nora is right in the middle of a centuries-old battle between the immortal and those that have fallen - and sooner or later, she is going to have to pick a side ... "
content.'s
Nora 16 years old and goes along with her best friend Vee to the Coldwater High School in Maine, USA She lives with her mother on a farm just outside of town, her father is dead.
start of the new school year comes a new student in biology Vees and Nora's class:.. the handsome but mysterious Nora patch should work with him in biology together first she is like this not enthusiastic, and she is bothered by his art, but they also find it interesting and handsome. But over time, Nora realizes that patch things about it knows that he should not know .... Un as Nora begins to make inquiries, things happen in Nora's life, which should not happen. But which side is patch? First: I read though quite a few children's books, but I have until now always a little distance from the
Dark Romance
held nearby, because I just thought that I was using this kind of books can not do anything. More by chance I then knocked in the library on this novel. And I must say: better than hoped. Dark Romance
Well, my expectations were not high, but this novel is characterized by strong characters and a good setting out. Nora is a friendly, from the beginning, perhaps because of the fact that the book from the first-person perspective is told. Throughout the book one notices, however, that Nora is sometimes a little naive and takes longer to understand relationships. The other characters remain part of something pale and stereotyped manner, how to Vee: the best friend the plot, with its lively and spontaneous nature of the book is to break something.
The story is logical and understandable, the dark atmosphere pervades the entire book and builds to a base voltage. The scenes between Nora and patch might have been expanded further. was particularly the showdown at the end of the book but I liked it there.
At times statements were perhaps a little sprinkled too hastily and it will not explain everything. I was not particularly bad, since I embarked on this book with the knowledge that two other parts (English title: Crescendo & Silence) will follow. 
Conclusion:
An exciting youth book, probably meant for girls. A fine book in between, which probably especially in rain and dark sky will look good. Anyone who reads a lot in the field of Dark Romance, the characters will probably feel a little stereotypical. When you open challenge, you can have as an adult reader's fun. Sunday, February 20, 2011
Poptropica Where Is The Dragon Papers
02/14/2011 - 02/20/2011
times today with a photo to get started so that's not too boring ;-) As nice as it was last weekend, tomorrow it will snow again ....
trip to Fountain's Abbey
LEARNED
times today with a photo to get started so that's not too boring ;-) As nice as it was last weekend, tomorrow it will snow again ....
(thanks to Alex for taking pictures)
SEEN
LEARNED
Monday, February 14, 2011
What Is Best For Cold Sores For 3 Yr Old
Ingleborough
porch on the "summit"
was unfortunately the outlook on the day because of weather, the best ..... my landlord told me afterwards, that you can see in good weather even the sea. So lucky we had not now. quite a bit of sun ...
Ingleborough is 723 meters, the second highest "mountain" in the Yorkshire Dales. Together with the highest mountain Whernside (736m) and third in league Pen-y-ghent (694 m) Ingleborough is one of the "Three Peaks". Yorkshire and the nature-loving residents climb once a year all three mountains in one day (38km!) - the so called "Three-Peaks Challenge.
Ria, Elena and I were not so crazy and have only used one of the three made, namely Ingleborough. It is convenient to the hike namely, that the walking path directly to the station-in-Ribblesdale Horton begins.
The first part of the hike was pretty easy. Meadow, sheep, stone walls. It was rather cold and the wind that made the matter a little difficult.
The last part of the increase was then a bit steeper.
From peak one can speak not really. We had no idea where the highest point was. So we walked a bit on the snowy plateau around.
porch on the "summit"
went down then faster. The only problem was the cattle that had given us in his way. Since we have he prefers a wide berth.
cattle on the trail
After 4.5 hours we arrived back at the station. The other two mountains, I definitely want to climb too =)
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Cervix Hard And Low Before Period
07 / 02/2011 - 13/02/2011
PURCHASED
SEEN
HEARD
=)
=) PURCHASED 
Open it to any page.
Add
two (2) sets
of this page in your Teaser Tuesday - Post. No spoilers! (Make sure that your sentences not / do not say too much.) Name the author and book if you like is the cover of your edition. a comment / link on the page Should be Reading is of course welcome.
"In October 1882 Edward Pease founded the fellowship of the New Life, and the younger Well Woods went to its meetings. They discussed, there and at the Democratic Federation, organization of unemployed labor, the feeding of board school children, nationalization tion of mines and railways, the construction, by public bodies, of homes fit for the People. "(P. 33, paperback edition) .... not the most interesting quote, but it does demonstrate quite well the style of this book .... not ... the most exciting quote but it tells you a lot about the style of the book ...
"In October 1882 Edward Pease founded the fellowship of the New Life, and the younger Well Woods went to its meetings. They discussed, there and at the Democratic Federation, organization of unemployed labor, the feeding of board school children, nationalization tion of mines and railways, the construction, by public bodies, of homes fit for the People. "(P. 33, paperback edition) .... not the most interesting quote, but it does demonstrate quite well the style of this book .... not ... the most exciting quote but it tells you a lot about the style of the book ...
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Lyme Disease In December
Teaser Tuesday 08/02/11 Sheffield
On 29 January I spent a day in Sheffield (And I realize now that I hang with my reports a little behind ...). This time I did not have great expectations for the city - a couple of other assistants had already told me that the city is just "okay" and would be in my big Lonely Planet Guide for UK Sheffield is not even mentioned .... When you come out of the station, you see the same modern architecture, which also characterizes the city center. I especially like is the many symmetry:
at the train station
From the station I went to the city center, where I first went modern in the Sheffield Winter Gardens . This glass house was built in 2003 and, together with several other buildings such as the Peace Gardens to "heart of the city regeneration project" with which you have tried the center of Sheffield attractive again. - Sheffield was in fact since 19 Century, the center of the steel industry, and accordingly has suffered greatly from industrialization and war. In addition to the winter garden is the Art Gallery, but since the weather was so good, I've seen only briefly in the great museum shop over, but which I easily could have bought empty.
Sheffield Winter Gardens
cutlery art at the entrance of the art gallery On 29 January I spent a day in Sheffield (And I realize now that I hang with my reports a little behind ...). This time I did not have great expectations for the city - a couple of other assistants had already told me that the city is just "okay" and would be in my big Lonely Planet Guide for UK Sheffield is not even mentioned .... When you come out of the station, you see the same modern architecture, which also characterizes the city center. I especially like is the many symmetry:
at the train station
From the station I went to the city center, where I first went modern in the Sheffield Winter Gardens . This glass house was built in 2003 and, together with several other buildings such as the Peace Gardens to "heart of the city regeneration project" with which you have tried the center of Sheffield attractive again. - Sheffield was in fact since 19 Century, the center of the steel industry, and accordingly has suffered greatly from industrialization and war. In addition to the winter garden is the Art Gallery, but since the weather was so good, I've seen only briefly in the great museum shop over, but which I easily could have bought empty.
Sheffield Winter Gardens
After the winter garden, I went to the cathedral, the 15th Century has begun. The cathedral has me very much, but see for yourself:
Sheffield Cathedral / Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
front of City Hall and then I'm still on a Mini-Walk of Fame encountered. Of the approximately 12 badges but I knew only the following two:
Joe Cocker & Sean Bean (Lord of the Rings!) 
then I am still a little run through the city center (and, of course, have again taken a bit of clothing ...). Also, I'm still walking through a district where the typical "Sheffield-style 'could see (as Tourist Info). Incidentally, I found a little street art. 
Sheffield housing 
a bit deserted that day ....
On the way back to the station it was then already dark and I could still see a few of the beautiful light installations:
intelligent stairs (with motion sensor)
My conclusion from Sheffield? A good trip for a day, not more. Sheffield has been the city that I was somehow reminded of most of Germany. Perhaps because of all modern architecture? shopping is coming, with the 5th UK's largest shopping mall (Meadowhall), of course, quite good on their money ...
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Pain Left Back Above Waist
AUTHOR Neil Gaiman ERSCHEINUNGSJAHR
2002 in this wonderful, spooky tale of a girl caught on the wrong side of a door, with counterfeit parents who have buttons for eyes and who clearly intend to set forth Do Not free. Read it if you dare! Content: Coraline, our heroine is a bright and intelligent girl who loves discovering the world ("I want to explore."). It is also very curious, and because it is very annoying that it's raining outside school holidays if you ever have the parents ..... no time for Coraline, both work a lot on the computer. So Coraline decides to discover her new apartment, in which she has just moved with her parents. She learns the neighbors know: the elderly actresses Miss Forcible and Miss Spink, and the grumpy man who also lives in the attic. Then Coraline discovered the strange door in the room that was walled up .....
..... and even more interesting is the whole thing for Coraline when the door is bricked and can not suddenly Coraline enter a new world, a parallel world. The apartment looks exactly like their native ones, and their parents there, only these have buttons instead of eyes! What at first appeared to be an exciting adventure for Coraline fairly quickly into a nightmare and they must summon all their courage to escape from the New World. Review: Coraline is clearly a book for children and youth (it is recommended for children over 10 years). The plot is fairly simple, there is only one plot and the language is kept simple. And yet I had my fun with this book! Coraline is a very bright girl and she is one of sympathy as a reader from the start. Even the setting I found exciting and well described: an old house, some uninhabited, a garden and to überwuchterter still foggy and gray weather. This is supported even by drawings, which are scattered here and there in the story. For an adult reader and the end parts of the plot are of course partly predictable, but I found the book yet written in a lively and believable. The idea is based on the story is simple but smart and Gaiman has achieved a good balance between reality and fantasy. Even with me then but has some slight horror set.
For children, the book is recommended in any case: the story is exciting and scary, but not too complex. The individual pictures loose on the whole, and help the children to imagine the scene. The book fits in well with the transition of children - young people's literature. Conclusion: A child / youth with an exciting story and likeable heroine. As an adult reader should expect no Allagen book, but you can still have joy in this story. It appears very easily into the story, can shudder a bit and enjoy above all the original characters and the great setting.
Note: who occasionally like to read something in English, or brush up on his English a little wish for this book is recommended in any case, since the language very simple, the plot is still exciting and interesting but.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
The Sims 2 Studentenleven No Cd
Ronja.
The Friday Filler I have the last few weeks a little neglected. Today he is ma turn again! The idea came from Barbara ! (bold = my answer)
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1. I think today was quite a bummer day. -
second fries I love to eat with your fingers. - third The Jungle Camp at RTL I have not seen and I will not look. 4th A smile is always even in bad times.
- 5th As for coffee, contact with a lot of milk and two big spoons of sugar. Is it any more coffee? 6th
- I'm so tired constantly that must be the weather. 7th As for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to a bit lazy
- , tomorrow I a trip to Sheffield planned and Sunday I would like perhaps on a mountain (hill) increase !
Friday, January 28, 2011
Men Wearing Onepiece Dwimwear
Friday Filler # 15
Author
Paulo Coelho
Summary
Veronika has everything she could wish for - young and pretty, with plenty of attractive boyfriends, a steady job, a loving family. Yet Veronika is not happy and one winter's morning she takes to overdose of sleeping pills, only to wake up sometime later in the local hospital. There she is told that although she is alive, her heart is now irreparably damaged and she has only a few days to live ...
Content:
Veronika is 24 years old and lives in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana. You will actually have a good life. But due to some boredom and fear that would happen in their lives nothing new and that it would go so all downhill, she decides to use set of sleeping pills end their lives. But the suicide attempt fails and Veronica finds himself in the psychiatric institution Villette. She is overwhelmed by this new unforeseen situation first and the whole is not better when head physician Dr. Igor tells her that her heart is damaged so much that she has only to live another week.
Review: 
Veronika is 24 years old and lives in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana. You will actually have a good life. But due to some boredom and fear that would happen in their lives nothing new and that it would go so all downhill, she decides to use set of sleeping pills end their lives. But the suicide attempt fails and Veronica finds himself in the psychiatric institution Villette. She is overwhelmed by this new unforeseen situation first and the whole is not better when head physician Dr. Igor tells her that her heart is damaged so much that she has only to live another week. This news is a shock for Veronica - she had initially wanted to die, so now is this slow death of a pain there for them. Other 'inmates' of the institution feel concerned by the fate of the young woman. Veronica gets to know some residents of Villette, such as depressive Zedka, the once-stricken by panic attacks and schizophrenic Mari Edward. Through discussions with these people both by their new-found love for the piano she begins to rethink her life. But how much time you have left?
A great story and a deserving bestseller. The testimony of history - Carpe Diem - is obvious, but not too intrusive. A secular, credible narrative. A tip for last: If you still have not read by Coelho, this book is certainly a good starter (and I shall not catch on with Brida, namely that gave me a false image of the author ...)
Note on Language: Since writing the book in the original on Brazilian has made it no difference to me, my English or to buy the German version. The English version was very easy to read and should you first meet somewhere in the English version, so take this with quiet ;-) Have
her movie with Sarah Michelle Gellar seen as Veronica, The last fall was in the cinema? 
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