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vendredi 12 avril 2013
mardi 9 avril 2013
lundi 8 avril 2013
dimanche 7 avril 2013
samedi 6 avril 2013
What determines your identity? Is it the clothes you wear? The way other people treat you? The stories, anecdotes and experiences you have stored in your memory? When Nick Petrov wakes up in a hospital room, his clothes are two sizes too big. Everyone treats him like a victim. And he can't remember how he got there in the first place.
Nick Petrov is a brilliant private investigator with a reputation for bringing missing children safely home. Launched to tabloid stardom when he apprehended a brutal serial killer named Gerald Reasoner, Petrov has become something of a celebrity. When a woman approaches him, begging him to use his unique gifts to find her missing daughter, Petrov's instincts sound an alarm. He senses that she's concealing something. But is she lying to get Petrov's help or to set him up? Three days later, just as he has amassed all the answers he needs to close the case, they are swept away into oblivion.
Petrov awakes in a hospital bed, his memory of the past two weeks a complete blank, his personality altered. He is tempted to just put the trauma behind him and move on with his life, but there are too many things holding him back. When he returns home, he discovers a photograph full of strangers. In his office is a greeting card with a cryptic message inside, both the receiver and the sender completely unknown. His bank account has been augmented by a $450 check from a woman he can't remember. All of it points to a case he cannot recall.
Digging for answers when he doesn't even know the questions, Petrov begins to fear he is searching for the most elusive quarry he has ever hunted: himself. Uncomfortable truths about his past rise up from this haunting investigation, truths that force him to reinterpret the events of the notorious Reasoner case from years before. But the closer Petrov comes to solving the mystery, the more likely it seems that the monster he's looking for is staring back at him in the mirror. (Coincidence aucun rapport avec le film Oblivion 2013))
Legoland Hotel
LEGOLAND California theme park in Carlsbad, isn’t actually made out of the construction toys.
lundi 1 avril 2013
In her novel Looking Back, New York Times bestselling author Belva Plain poses the question, Can friendships forged during the idyllic years of college stand the test of time--and betrayal? Recent college graduates and former roommates, classy Cecile, brainy Norma, and ambitious Amanda find their lives intimately entwined when Amanda marries Norma's older brother, Larry, to escape the unrelenting poverty of her family and the total lack of opportunities in the small southern town where she grew up. But their lives will never be the same once Amanda begins a passionate affair with her father-in-law, the cold and commanding L.B. No one escapes unscathed after Amanda confesses all, including the identity of her son's father, at a party, and Norma attempts to boost her heartbroken brother's career at the expense of Cecile's architect husband. This is Belva Plain at her twisted best, providing a bird's-eye view of the sometimes murky lives of ordinary people. If you're looking for a happy ending tied up in a pretty bow, rather than the drama that average lives occasionally take on, Looking Back and Belva Plain in general may not be for you. Loyal fans, however, will thrill to wallow once again in a world only Plain could create. --Alison Trinkle
Bonne journée!!!
Un poisson d’avril est une plaisanterie, que l’on fait le 1er avril à ses connaissances ou à ses amis. Il est aussi de coutume de faire des plaisanteries dans les médias, aussi bien presse écrite, radio, télévision et sur Internet. Pour les enfants, il consiste à accrocher un poisson de papier dans le dos de personnes dont on veut se moquer.
dimanche 31 mars 2013
Météo / Brome mars - 2013
Neige : 57.4cm
Pluie : 11.0mm
Maximum : 0.8 / 14.0 le 11 mars
Minimum : -5.3 / -23.0 le 18 mars
Nuages : 08 / 10
Vents : 9km /
dominants : NE
samedi 30 mars 2013
Inukshuk
Oeuvre de Jacques Rivard, sculpteur verrier''verre recyclé'' - la photo ne rend pas justice pour la transparence du verre. Merci Martin +.
Inukshuk
c'est ma photo...naturellement un peu embrouillée; mais on voit mieux la transparence, conclusion c'est une pièce magnifique!!!!
Dream Catcher
When you give a dreamcatcher as a gift to someone you share the story and legend of the gift with the person you give it to. When they are asked about the beautiful dreamcatcher hanging in their room they can then share the story of you giving the gift to them and the history of the dreamcatcher to the person who asked. By creating this cycle we allow our loved ones and friends to remember we are thinking of them whenever they look at the dreamcatcher they were given.
A dreamcatcher is much more than just a simple gift, it tells the person you give it to that you care about their well being and peace of mind. - Merci Martin +
A dreamcatcher is much more than just a simple gift, it tells the person you give it to that you care about their well being and peace of mind. - Merci Martin +
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