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ZEZÉ DI CAMARGO E LUCIANO E PADRE MARCELO ROSSI "MARIA MÃE DE TODOS NÓS"...

Nossa Senhora do Brasil.Bruno e Marrone com Padre Marcelo

NOITES TRAICOEIRAS

ANGELUS


Flashdance (Irene Cara) - What A Feeling

Helene Fischer - Musical Medley Flashdance, Fame, Dirty Dancing, A Choru...

Atemlos durch die Nacht _ Helene Fischer with Lyric

Ani Lorak(Ани Лорак) Zerkala (Зеркала) ukranian music (with lyrics)

Lana Del Rey- young and Beautiful LYRICS

VIA Gra - Peremirie Lyrics HD 1080p

Beyonce~ Drunk In Love Ft. Jay Z ( lyrics)

Drake - Hold On We're Going Home (Lyrics)

Lyrics: John Newman - Love Me Again

Birdy - Wings (lyrics)

Capital Cities - Safe and Sound (lyrics)

Family of the Year - Hero (Lyric Video)

Rihanna and Shakira Can't remember to forget you (Official lyrics)

Of the Night - Bastille (Lyrics)

Demons - Imagine Dragons

Trumpets by Jason derulo lyrics

Ellie Goulding - How Long Will I Love You [Lyrics]

Milky Chance - Stolen Dance (LYRICS)

Adel Tawil "Lieder" (Lyric Video)

FAUL & Wad Ad vs Pnau - Changes (LYRICS)

U2 - Ordinary Love Lyrics

John Legend - All Of Me Lyrics

Ellie Goulding - Burn lyrics

Christina Aguilera Feat A Great Big World - "Say Something" with LYRICS

Katy Perry - Roar Lyrics

Stromae - Papaoutai [Official Lyrics Video HD]

Jason Derulo - Talk Dirty To Me (Ft. 2 Chainz Lyrics on screen)

Calvin Harris & Alesso - Under Control ft. Hurts Lyrics

Lady Gaga - Do What U Want (Lyrics) ft. R. Kelly

DVBBS & Borgeous - Tsunami (Radio Edit)

Jubel - Klingande (Lyrics)

OneRepublic-Counting Stars HD Lyrics Native!

One Direction Story Of My Life Lyrics ( Midnight Memories)

I See Fire - Ed Sheeran Lyrics (from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug...

Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball - Lyrics

Martin Garrix - Animals (MUSIC OFFICIAL)

Lorde - Royals (Lyrics)

Avicii - Wake Me Up (Lyric Video)

Pharrell Williams - Happy (official lyrics)

Avicii - Hey Brother (Lyric)

Pitbull (ft. Ke$ha) - Timber (Lyrics on Screen)

Eminem ft. Rihanna - The Monster [HQ & Lyrics]

Kesha: Tik Tok

Rihanna - Umbrella lyrics

Ricky Martin -Livin la vida loca (lyrics)-

shakira whenever wherever lyrics

Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) (The Official 2010 FIFA ...

We no speak americano (lyrics)

mr. lonely (lyrics) - akon

PETER FRAMPTON - Show Me The Way (1976) Live - very HQ recording.MPG

The Doobie Brothers - Listen To The Music (1975) [HQ]

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich-The Legend Of Xanadu..

BOY TOWN GANG - Can't Take My Eyes Off You ''MELODY DISCO 1982.divx

Can't Take My Eyes off You - Frankie Valli and The 4 Seasons

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TALENTED 90 YEAR OLD MAN PLAYS MUSICAL SAW. HONG KONG, CHINA.

PATTAYA BEACH & CITY SITES, THAILAND

Soi 4 and Sukhumvit road in Bangkok

SUKHUMVIT RD, BANGKOK - THE COMFORT ZONE PART 2

7 Days in Bangkok-March 2013

Krabi in 4 days

THAILAND ★★★★ PHUKET, Koh Phi Phi KRABI " The Beach" Maya Bay, Similan

Two dudes epic backpacking SE Asia 2012

Backpacking - Southeast Asia

WORLD TRAVEL.- SOUTHEAST ASIA

shows

The First Weekend: Best Music Shows

 of Early 2014


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Welcome to 2014!  We hope  you’re sticking to your resolutions this year! 2014 will not be
 like last year, the year before, or the year before that one. So head to the gym, take up a 
new hobby, quit that job you hate so much, or just stop procrastinating on the internet
 when you have work to do! Most importantly, we hope your #1 resolution is to embrace
 the best-in-the-world music scene NYC has to offer and get your ass out to some live 
shows! In order to set the first weekend of the year right, we’ve counted down the 
best shows to attend this weekend.

#10 1-5 Relief, Rebuild and Remember:

 A Hip Hop Fundraiser Event For Typhoon Haiyan

Survivors in the Philippines @ Paper Box (SUN 8PM, $10)


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Kicking off the countdown is this Sunday’s Paper Box show.  They  will host a hip-hop 
fundraiser for victims affected by typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Among some of the
 artists are Filipino emcees headlining, Deep Foundation,  pretty seminal hip-hop group 
performing, Juggaknots, who haven’t performed in a really long time, and a few other amazing 
hip hop groups.


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Chamber pop rockers Friend Roulette is headlining this show at Glasslands with noise rock trio 
Life Size Maps,  and fellow noise rockers Slavve, and IYEZ.

#8 Burlesque Legends Calendar Show 

@ Le Possion Rogue (SAT 7PM, $20)


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This isn’t exactly a rock show but what can be more rock n’ roll than seeing a bunch of smokin’ 
hot ladies shimming, shaking, and taking off their clothes? Burlesque Dancers Tiny Dee 
and Ginger Twistwill be hosting this fabulous event honoring burlesque legends from
 yesteryear and today. There’s no better way to start the New Year than a proper burlesque show.

celestial shore

Bushwick darlings Celestial Shore is playing this Sunday at DBA. We’ve raved about them 
in the past and are constantly making top shows of the weekend. So if you are one of
 the few that have checked them out before. Here’s your chance at Death by Audio

#6 Double Life, Nicholas Nicholas, UXVIE,  Steve Sobs, 

 Silent Light @ Silent Barn (FRI 8PM, $DONATE)

This line-up brings us to tears and the melancholy electronic vibes will carry you to a happy/
sad dimension through the night. Just listen to Nicholas Nicholas‘ album
 above and you’ll know what I mean.

#5Yvette, Future Punx, Christine’s @ Glasslands 

(Fri 8PM, $10)

Two piece Yvette aren’t well known yet, but they have been performing with some awesome 
bands and every time they get on stage they’ve impressed every single audience member with
 their aggressive and industrial beats. If you like Kraftwerk and any other electronic 
bands from the 70′s and 80′s, you’re in luck because they’re playing with Future Punx.

#4 Turnip King, Kissing is a Crime, Drag Ur World,

  Bluffing @ Silent Barn (Thurs, 8PM $7)

Everybody’s favorite artist commune is hosting a Turnip King, Kissing is a Crime, Drag Ur World today! If you like post punk, shoegaze bands come check these bands out at Silent Barn.




Hailing from Philadelphia and making base camp in Brooklyn Swearin’s lo-fi college rock from
 the good ol’ days (when the majority of us were still in not in college). They also have familial ties with Waxahatchee.  They’re playing with Staten Island’s own shoegazers Cymbals Eat Guitar
. So get to BNB and listen to these two great bands, and whatever else you do at BNB. Eat? Shop?

#2 Magic Man, The Novel Ideas, Photocomfort @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar (SAT 6PM, Free)

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Magic Man is headlining Brooklyn Night’s Bazaar’s Saturday performance. We told you to come 
to the one on Friday, but Saturday’s performance is just as good.  They’re probably the most pop 
band on this list, but are worth checking out.

#1 Lost Boy?, Slonk Donkerson, Heeney, 

 Breakfast in Fur @ Mercury Lounge (SAT 8PM, $10)


Lost boy

Lost Boy ? is headlining this show at Mercury Lounge with Slonk Donkerson,
 HeeneyBreakfast in Fur. We premiered Slonk Donkerson’s new video in November
 and we hope you like them as much as we do. This show is gonna be hot.




The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother

Clay Walker - What's It To You

Radney Foster Nobody Wins Lyrics

HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY

Patsy Cline - Crazy Lyrics

Hank William Sr - Your Cheatin Heart lyrics

Patsy Cline I Fall To Pieces Lyrics

Lyrics~El Paso-Marty Robbins

Hank Williams Sr. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry

Brad Paisley - Today I Started Loving You Again - Lyrics & Chords

Hank Williams - Lovesick Blues (Live)

Lyrics~He'll Have To Go-Jim Reeves

The Dance with lyrics by Garth Brooks

SIXTEEN TONS - Tennesse Ernie Ford w/ Lyrics

Bob Wills - San Antonio Rose Singalong with Lyrics

Workin' Man Blues by Merle Haggard

Johnny Cash: Walk the Line

merle haggard mama tried w/ lyrics

Coal miners Daughter Lyrics

Tom T. Hall- Old Dogs, Children, and Watermelon Wine (With Lyrics)

ALWAYS ON MY MIND with lyrics -Willie Nelson

Don Gibson - Oh lonesome Me

Buck Owens - I've Got a Tiger by the Tail

Shedaisy ~ Little Goodbyes Lyrics

Shedaisy ~ Little Goodbyes Lyrics

Chely Wright - Single White Female

Wade Hayes - Old Enough To Know Better

daddy's money - Ricochet

Complicated - Carolyn Dawn Johnson (with lyrics)

Pour me lyrics

Blake Shelton - Austin Lyrics

Eddie Rabbitt And Crystal Gayle - You And I - Lyrics.

Brad Paisley- We Danced *Lyrics*

Shenandoah If Bubba Can Dance I Can Too Dance Mix)

Little Red Rodeo (Collin Raye) w/ lyrics

Daryle Singletary - I Let Her Lie

I dont call him daddy Doug Supernaw

What's Forever For -Lyrics-Michael Martin Murphy

The Sweetest Thing Lyrics - Juice Newton

Dan Seals Bop Lyrics

Buon fine settimana a tutti voi




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Week quote

Week quote

Voglio Vivere Così.

Buon week end

H A P P Y - W E E K E N D

Have A Great Weekend

Have A Great Weekend

Art Brut - Good Weekend

ANDRE RIEU LIVE BUDAPESTA,UNGARIA 2012

ANDRE RIEU A MAASTRICHT

ANDRE RIEU- IN AMSTERDAM 2011

CIELITO LINDO - André Rieu in Mexico (DVD Fiesta Mexicana)

Mariachi Vargas - Cielito Lindo Huasteco

Mariachi Los Camperos- Popurri

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Best Cat Vines - The Best Cat Vine Compilation (25 MINUTES)

New Vine Compilation - Best Vines - Funniest Vines - Best Of January!

Vine Compilation Best Vines Funniest Vines January 2014!

Vine Compilation - January 2014 - Best Vines - Funny Vines

Vine Compilation - January 2014 - Best Vines - Funny Vines

Cleavage Bearing Dresses - The Best Of Grammys 2014!

Cleavage Bearing Dresses - The Best Of Grammys 2014!

QUANDO EU NÃO ESTIVER MAIS AQUI - MENSAGEM AOS VERDADEIROS AMIGOS

MOTIVAÇÃO - O VERDADEIRO SEGREDO

Seja Feliz Sempre!

Mensagem espírita: "Para ser feliz"

SEJA FELIZ SEMPRE!! ALWAYS BE HAPPY!

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CBC: Idle No More group in Akwesasne protests fracking

Idle No More group in Akwesasne protests fracking

CBC News Posted: Nov 09, 2013 2:45 PM ET Last Updated: Nov 09, 2013 3:47 PM ET
About a dozen people from an Idle No More group based on the Akwesasne Mohawk 
reserve are marching today against shale gas exploration.
They blocked the Seaway International Bridge, also known as the Three Nations Bridge, 
connecting Cornwall, Ont. and Massena, NY for about an hour early on Saturday afternoon.
The group gathered to raise public awareness about the dangers of fracking, the process
used to extract gas from the earth by injecting fluid into shale rocks to release the natural 
gas inside.
The demonstrators also wanted to show solidarity with the Mi’kmaq protesters in Rexton, N.B., where tensions exploded three weeks ago after the RCMP tried to dismantle a blockade 
set up by protesters.
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne posted a note to its Facebook page on Nov. 6 
saying its members had met with the group of protesters prior to the march and they
 confirmed bridge traffic wouldn’t be disrupted.
The council said in the note that the group vowed instead to undertake an educational 
campaign and pass out leaflets during the demonstration. However, the protest veered 
onto the bridge, forcing local police to close it.
According to Cornwall police, the bridge has since re-opened and traffic is flowing freely.
No arrests have been reported so far. Akwesasne police were unavailable to comment.
Akwesasne straddles the border between Quebec, Ontario and New York.

Amnesty International and others express concern 

over NB response to anti-fracking protests

SOURCE: http://

www.amnesty.ca/news/coalition-letters/open-letter-concerning-anti-fracking-protests-at-the-elsipogtog-mi%E2%80%99kmaq-natio

Open Letter concerning anti-fracking protests at the 

Elsipogtog Mi’kmaq Nation

David Alward, Premier of New Brunswick
Centennial Building
P.O. Box 6000
Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1
Dear Premier Alward:
Our organizations are deeply concerned by the Province of New Brunswick’s response 
to anti-fracking protests at the Elsipogtog Mi’kmaq Nation. We are appreciative of
 the efforts of all involved to allow a cooling off period following the violence of 
October 17. However, it is our view that this clash could have been avoided had the 
province acted in a manner consistent with its obligations to respect the human rights

 of Indigenous peoples under Canadian and international law. Furthermore, we are
 concerned that unless the province adopts an approach consistent with these obligations, 
further clashes may occur.
In 2007, an Ontario public inquiry into police and government response to Aboriginal
 protest – the Ipperwash Inquiry – concluded that blockades and occupations are 
“symptoms” of the long-standing failure of governments in Canada to resolve land
 and resource disputes in a fair, timely and effective manner. In the Inquiry report,
 Justice Sidney Linden wrote that blockades and occupations “occur when members
 of an Aboriginal community believe that governments are not respecting their treaty or
 Aboriginal rights, and that effective redress through political or legal means is not 
available.” Justice Linden called for a redoubling of efforts “to build successful,
 peaceful relations with Aboriginal peoples…so that we can all live together peacefully 
and productively.”
In this spirit, our organizations highlight four areas where we believe the province of 
New Brunswick can do more to rebuild just relations with Indigenous Peoples in 
relation to resource development and the potential for disputes.
First, it is critical to acknowledge that Indigenous Peoples have rights to their lands, territories and resources that predate the creation of the Canadian state. These pre-existing rights are affirmed in the Peace and Friendship Treaties, in the Royal Proclamation of 1763, and in section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, as well as in authoritative international human rights instruments including the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Canada’s failure to protect these rights has been repeatedly condemned by international human rights bodies, including the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which found that the comprehensive claims processes fall below international standards of justice. Your government can make a meaningful contribution by communicating clearly that these rights exist and must be respected.
Second, the inherent land rights of Aboriginal peoples cannot be ignored in the day-to-day operations of the government. Doing so is both discriminatory and contrary to the rule of law. Canadian courts have set out a mandatory constitutional duty to consult with Indigenous peoples with the goal of identifying and substantially accommodating their concerns, before any decisions are made that could affect these rights. For such consultation to be meaningful, Indigenous peoples’ knowledge and perspective must be part of the determination of whether or not a particular proposal could have a harmful impact on their rights and use of the land. Furthermore, the duty of consultation and accommodation, and the inter-related obligation for governments to deal honourably with Aboriginal peoples, cannot be met if there is a predetermination that projects will go ahead regardless of legitimate concerns raised by the affected communities. Accordingly, our organizations urge your government to retract statements indicating that the province is already committed to shale gas development, regardless of opposition.
Third, whenever a proposed project has the potential for impacts on the cultures, livelihoods, health and well-being of Indigenous peoples, or where questions remain about the extent of the possible impacts, a very high standard of precaution is required to ensure that no further harm is inflicted on Indigenous peoples. Canadian courts have said that the “full consent” of Aboriginal peoples may be required on “very serious” matters. International human rights instruments, and the jurisprudence of international human rights bodies, clearly establish a duty to obtain the free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) of Indigenous peoples as a precautionary measure or heightened safeguard for their rights. In fact, just days before violence erupted over the shale oil explorations in New Brunswick, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples reminded governments in Canada that FPIC is generally required whenever large scale resource development projects are being considered that could impact the rights of Indigenous peoples. Our organizations call on New Brunswick to acknowledge that shale gas exploration and development on or near the traditional lands of Indigenous peoples is clearly an example where the safeguard of free, prior and informed consent is appropriate and necessary.
Finally, our organizations highlight the need to ensure appropriate police response in the unresolved conflicts over Indigenous lands rights. In all instances, police have a clear responsibility to respect and protect human rights. While police have an obligation to protect public safety and respond to criminal offences, police must also act to respect the right of peaceful protest and assembly and act to protect the lives and safety of those involved in protests. Use of force must always be a last resort and the scale and nature of the force deployed must be in proportion to the need to protect public safety. In the Ipperwash Inquiry report, Justice Linden called on Ontario to adopt a province-wide peacekeeping policy based on these principles to ensure that police response to Aboriginal protest would not be politicized and that risks of violence could be minimized. Our organizations strongly urge all governments in Canada to also publicly endorse and adopt such crucial policies.
Yours sincerely,
Alex Neve, Amnesty International Canada
Contact: cbenjamin@amnesty.ca
Lesley Robertson, Canadian Friends Service Committee (Quakers)
Contact: jennifer@quakerservice.ca
Ed Bianchi, KAIROS: Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiatives
Contact: ebianchi@kairoscanada.org