Thursday, February 3, 2011

Letter For Disconnect Telehone

YEAR OF VENICE bunny


We enter the year of Bunny White Metal (Hare or Cat in Vietnam), this year should bring calm to the February 3, 2011 January 22, 2012 where Dragon will return the rabbit in its burrow just as do the Rabbit with Tiger.


According to Chinese legend, zodiac signs Chinese have originated in a New Year's Eve twelve animals which were invited by Buddha.

They arrived one by one in the appointment: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Goat, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig .

To thank them for their visit, Buddha devoted to each of them a year and informed them of their compatibility with other animals, and they knew what would be good years or bad depending on the item of the year.



Chinese New Year 农历 新年 (nónglì Xinnian) is also the Spring Festival 春节 (Chunjie) or Tet festival in Vietnam, he remains the most important celebration for the Asian communities worldwide. The term nónglì Xinnian literally means "New Year's agricultural calendar" because it is celebrated by the Chinese calendar is both lunar and solar. The Hare or Rabbit 兔 (tú), as the Chinese zodiac, is sociable, discreet, elegant, clever, insightful and sensitive.
Source: http://lechinois.com/

photos Nathanaëlle C.



Contrary to centuries of 100 years, the Vietnamese calendar is divided into periods of 60 years called "Hoi". This
Hoi or 60 years is itself divided into two shorter cycles, one of a period of 10 years, another 13 years. The 10 cycles
called "Can" are composed of 10 Palms Heavenly. Their names and their translations are approximately:

Giap: the water in nature
At: water at home
Binh: fire lit
Dinh: latent fire
Mau: wood of any species
Ky: wood burning made
Canh: metals of all kinds
Tan forged metal
Nham: Virgin Lands
What: Cropland

The 12-year cycle "KY" has 12 branches of Earth represented by the 12 names of the Zodiac. Their translations in order:

Ty
Suu Rat: Ox Tiger

Dan Mao chatting
Thin: The Dragon Snake

Ty Ngo: Mui
Horse Goat Monkey Than
Dau

Tuat Rooster: Dog
Hoi: Pig

So you can be born in the year of the Goat Ky Mui, the Rooster Dau Binh ect ...




"What we strive to be fully human and there will be no place for evil "
Confucius


document lechinois.com



A little history ... and Art ...

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Request For Telephone Disconnection

LISTEN ....

Invitation to a musical journey through Venice
The author finds and follows in the footsteps of Vivaldi, Wagner, Mahler, Stravinsky, Diaghilev, Proust, Balzac and other greats of the Arts. The Serene
multifaceted leaves no one indifferent. If the view of the city gives itself a thousand pleasures, hearing is not the most underserved, the walls resound with music and songs unforgettable. Fascinated by this archipelago, Thierry Beauvert travels for many years the alleys and canals to explore musical flavors never revealed.

Henry Pether "Santa Maria Della Salute"

"Among the thousand and one ways to address the Serenissima, the most beautiful is perhaps Venice to listen with your eyes closed. Far from the noises of the world, Venice is primarily a story of water, a splash on which stands a song, Barcarolle romantic splendor of Christmas each year by which the city hugs the sea, to the complaints lugubrious gondolas that accompanied so many musicians, from Monteverdi to Wagner to their final resting place. Under the arches of St. Mark's vast architectures are built for double choir music of Gabrieli, while behind the gates of the Ospedale obscure girls invent the concerto, or under the masks no less mysterious courtesan dizzying torrent the ball leaving Opera. Cafes with piazzas, convents fairs, the prie-dieu in the alcove, it is not a corner of Venice where the music stubbornly rejects the shadow of silence "

" Play Venice " Thierry Beauvert Blue Night Editions, 18 € - This book was published in June 2002 but it is still found, can be ordered in bookstores .
John Singer Sargent Palazzo Labia "

Emma Ciardi" Day Sheer "

Peder Mork Monsted "On the Venetian Lagoon"