Friday, December 31, 2010

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Monday, December 27, 2010

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Sunday, December 26, 2010

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Monday, December 20, 2010

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Thursday, December 16, 2010

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Oman Air wins the prize for "Best Technology Implementation"

Oman Air wins award for "Best Technology Implementation "The ceremony of the aviation industry in 2010

Oman Air, the national airline of the Sultanate of Oman, has won the award in the category" Best Technology Implementation of the Year "at the ceremony of the aviation industry 2010 organized by ITP Business Publishing Group. This event aims to identify certain achievements in the aviation industry in the Middle East. The 4th edition of the ceremony for the aviation industry includes 15 categories in total and includes the areas of airlines, airports and cargo.

The award for Oman Air reward the introduction of the Wi-Fi and mobile devices on board its A330.

"We are very proud that Oman Air has won this award and be recognized as the first airline to offer connectivity on our flights," said Peter Hill, CEO of Oman Air.

"The establishment of this new technology offering allows our passengers to stay connected to their liking, with the possibility of phone calls, send SMS, instant messaging, access their email, surf the web or go on social networking sites, all on board, "he added.

"We are delighted and honored to receive this award and are excited to announce the upcoming innovations and services we offer to our passengers," said Abdulaziz Al Raisi, Director General of Oman Air.

About Oman Air
Oman Air
90 rue de Courcelles 75008 Paris - 01 47 64 21 50
Internet www.omanair.com - Email: franceoutstation@omanair.com

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

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Germanwings adds Tenerife its summer 2011 program

The association will be operated for the first both from Cologne / Bonn from next summer

Germanwings will add flights to Tenerife in the context of its summer 2011 program. Between September 24 and October 29, 2011, passengers departing from Cologne / Bonn will enjoy a weekly service provided on Saturdays, around the volcanic island of the Canaries. Flights can already now be reserved on the site www.germanwings.com. By booking in advance, passengers enjoy very attractive rates because many places are offered to the lowest rates when opening a flight reservation.

When autumn comes and the days become cooler, it is ideal to plan a trip to the largest island in the Canaries. Temperatures are mild during September and October, between 22 and 24 degrees, and the sea is 23 degrees.

Germanwings - All Europe cheap

Germanwings is one of European Airlines low cost wins the most successful. With attractive rates, the company offers flights from its five bases in Cologne / Bonn, Stuttgart, Berlin-Schönefeld, Dortmund and Hanover flights to nearly 75 destinations across Europe.

The airline operates a young fleet currently consists of 30 Airbus A319 jets.

From France, Germanwings operates a daily flight between Manchester and Cologne.

It also operates a seasonal service between Marseille and the airport Cologne / Bonn, three times a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays).

Finally, Germanwings offers seasonal services between Bastia and Cologne at 2 weekly flights, and between Bastia Bastia and Stuttgart and Berlin.

Germanwings also offers varied European destinations, always low prices, with short connection times and transfer practices, as checked baggage at the airport of departure to final destination.

destinations with connections offered by Germanwings are:

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Other destinations are also available in one way. Germanwings

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Oman Air will support the motorcycle racing driver Ahmad Al Harty

Oman Air will support the motorcycle racing driver Ahmad Al Harty


Always concerned about the emergence of new national talent, Oman Air will sponsor the motorcycle race driver Al Harty for the 2011 season. World famous is Al Harty recently came 4th on the podium at the Porsche Carerra Cup GB Championship of the United States, in Pro-Am 1. He also participated in the Le Mans race.

"Ahmad Al Harthy is the next generation of champions Omanis, and we would like, at Oman Air, to discover and support talented young people who wear our nation to the world," commented Philippe Georgiou, Director of Corporate Affairs and door voice of Oman Air. "With this partnership we hope to encourage other young talents to realize their potential through sport or other passion. "

" The important Oman Air support shows how much the company has confidence in the potential of Omanis and their desire to share their country with the world. I am both flattered and grateful for this partnership and look forward to represent Oman Air, said Al Harty.

Race Schedule 2011 Tour Dates


Brands Hatch, UK 2nd - 3rd April 2011 Donington
Park.UK 16th - 17th April 2011
Thruxton, UK 30th April - 1st May 2011
Oulton Park, UK 4th - 5th June 2011
Croft, UK 18th - 19th June 2011
Snetterton, UK 6th - 7th August 2011
Knockhill, UK 3rd - 4th September 2011
Rockingham , UK 17th - 18th September 2011
Brands Hatch, UK 1st-2nd October 2011
Silverstone, UK 15th - 16th October 2011



About Oman Air

As the national airline of the Sultanate of Oman Oman Air is proud to offer a home that reflects the genuine warmth and hospitality of this remarkable country.

Founded in 1993, the first flight of Oman Air has operated between Muscat and Salalah and since the airline has grown to offer direct flights to key destinations in the Gulf, Europe, Africa and Asia . Oman Air has played an important role in transformation inevitable Muscat hub of the Middle East, supporting trade and industry and tourism

Owned 99.61% by the Government of Oman, the company headquarters is based at Muscat International Airport , Oman.

The Oman Air fleet consists of Boeing 737 and Airbus A330. To date, the fleet of 15 B737s, three A330-200s and three A330-300s and two ATR 42-500. During the year 2011, an additional A330-200 will be delivered. The company also has an ATR 42-500, and two Boeing 787 Dreamliners and four Embraer E175 on order. Initially

Muscat, the Sultanate of Oman company currently offers direct flights to major Gulf destinations: Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai, Jeddah, Kuwait City and Riyadh and ten Indian cities: Mumbai, Chennai, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram , Hyderabad, Delhi, Lucknow, Bangalore, Kozhikode and Jaipur. Oman Air also operates flights to Chittagong in Bangladesh and Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad in Pakistan, London Heathrow, Cairo, Beirut, Bangkok, Frankfurt and Munich, Paris, Male and Colombo. On 1 May 2010, Oman Air has launched flights to Kuala Lumpur and serves Dar Es Salaam since June 2010. In the Middle East, flying to Al Ain and Ras Al Khaima to United Arab Emirates were also inaugurated in May 2010. Oman Air has launched flights to Dammam on 1 September, and from Kathmandu September 2, 2010. Milan (Italy) joined the network in Oman Air Dec. 3, 2010.

In June 2010, Oman Air and Malaysian Airlines have signed a codeshare opening more international destinations to their clients. The passengers of Oman Air, which currently can go to Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, will now join four other destinations in Malaysia (Langkawi, Kota Kinabalu, Penang and Kuching), and two new destinations in Asia (Singapore and Hong Kong) . In return, passengers from Kuala Lumpur will travel to Amman, Kuwait City, Beirut and Dubai via Muscat.

Oman Air provides four direct flights a week between Paris (CDG 2A) and Muscat, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. It is the only airline flying to Muscat flight direct non-stop flights from Paris aboard an A330-300 configured in three-class (Economy Class, Business Class and First Class).

The punctuality rate of Oman Air exceed 95% and continue to improve.

In November 2009, Oman Air has unveiled its new Airbus A330 aircraft configured in three-class: Economy Class, Business Class and First Class. Each service class has a high quality of comfort, plenty of space and an entertainment program on board that offers audio and video on demand and live television via satellite. The recent introduction of mobile phones and Wi-Fi on board all classes, a world first, has the A330-300 Oman Air to be described as "wide-body international operation the better connected to this day. " A technological innovation rewarded with a Golden Laurel Travellers when IFTM Top Resa, September 23, 2010. The Economy Class seats offer a 86cm space for legs, and seats completely flat, offered in Business Class, providing a new level of comfort far beyond what many companies offer First Class. The First Class cabin is one of the most luxurious in the world, it has only six seats and a lounge area, and recalls a trip by private jet.



Oman Air
90 rue de Courcelles 75008 Paris - 01 47 64 21 50
Internet www.omanair.com - Email: franceoutstation@omanair.com

Monday, December 13, 2010

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George Balanchine, Trisha Brown Pina Bausch 10-31 December 2010



Apollo
Original music - Igor Stravinsky
Choreography - George Balanchine (1928)
entered the repertory of Ballet Ballet Opera of Paris May 21, 1947


Zlozony O / O Composite
Music - Laurie Anderson
Choreography - Trisha Brown
Decor - Night Sky # 18 (1999)
Costume - Elizabeth Cannon
Lights - Jennifer Tipton
ballet created for the Ballet de l'Opera de Paris on 17 December 2004
Recorded Music


The Rite of Spring
Original music - Igor Stravinsky Choreography
- Pina Bausch (1975)
Set design, costumes and lights - Rolf Borzik
entered the repertory of Ballet Ballet Opera de Paris June 9, 1997

Opera Orchestra Paris National
Musical Direction - Vello Pähn

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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Monday, November 29, 2010

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The Swan Lake November 29, 2010 to January 5, 2011 Meeting


Ballet in four acts
topic and Vassili Vladimir Begichev Geltser
Music - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Choreography and staging - Rudolf Nureyev after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov
Decor - Ezio Friderio
Coostumes - Franca Squarciapino
Lights - Vinicio Cheli

Column
Orchestra Musical Director - Simon Hewett
production created for the Ballet de l'Opera National de Paris December 20, 1984

Stéphane Bullion (Wolfgang)

Argument (source: Opera National de Paris)
In gray, unlike the cutting music / choreography Nureyev

Prologue vision anticipated outcome

Stéphane Bullion - Karl Paquette (Siegfried)


ACT I
1 Scene: Party at the Palace - Waltz 2 - 3 Scene (Allegro moderato) - 4. No three (except the sequence II) (No. 5 passes for Act III pas-de-two of the "Black Swan") - 6 No action (here the tutor Wolfgang and Prince) - 7 and 8 in coups (ballrooms and Polish - danced here only for boys es) Adding a variation for Siegfried: the sequence II - Andante sostenuto - from No. 4 to 9 Final (Prince - who in traditional versions, leaves for the hunt - is still here, alone in his palace)
Beatrice Martel (The Queen) - Karl Paquette - Stéphane Bullion

Celebrating the birthday of Prince Siegfried. Wolfgang, the tutor of the young man, introduced the guests.
The Queen Mother of the Prince, accompanied among the knights. She invites the congregation to rejoice with her prince will soon take a wife. It will tomorrow, choose among the pretty girls she did come.

Stéphane Bullion - Karl Paquette

Prince seems absorbed with other thoughts. The teacher tries to bring him back to reality, homework ahead, but already the spirit of Siegfried escaped.


ACT II
10 Open - 11 Entry Odette - Swan 12 Entry - 13 Danse des Cygnes sequences of updates to VII in the following order: I. Waltz, V. No Action: adagio, (Odette and the Prince) - IV. Cygnets (Allegro moderato) - VI. Great Swan III. Change of Prince (usually cut), II. Variation of Odette (moderato assai), VII. Coda - 14 Final


Prince - lost in his dreams - are witnessing a female swan, completely white, his head adorned with a small crown. Amazed, Siegfried approaches her: she says she is a princess, her name is Odette and she was changed into a swan - and other young girls who, like her, the wicked spells Rothbart, she may be issued this spell as one that will give him his love forever. Touché, Siegfried offers to Odette to be his savior.

Despite the interventions of a large bird of prey (Rothbart) who disturbs their sweet conversation, Odette and Siegfried exchange vows of love. Companions swan Odette formed a bulwark of their wings to protect them from attacks Rothbart.

Emilie Cozette - Karl Paquette

Siegfried asks Odette to go to a ball that tomorrow the Queen, her mother, gives the Palace, during which he must choose one that will his wife. He urges them to come, for it is he wants to marry. Odette protests that it would be impossible: his condition prevents him from swan. Siegfried, then says he does not want any other woman as his wife Odette and vows eternal fidelity. Farewells. With the dawn, the apparitions vanish. The Prince is upset.
ACT III
15 Entry guest - 16 Dance of the Dwarfs (entrance to the Queen) .- 20 Hungarian Dance (Czardas) - 21 English Dance different - 22 Neapolitan Dance - 23 Mazurka - 17 Waltz (presentation of bride) - 18 Allegro (entry Rothbart and Odile) The No. l9 is - in part - deferred to the next act and gave way to no action of the "Black Swan" on 2 Music # 5 of Act I with the addition of a variation for Rothbart (also derived from this waltz # 5 of Act I) - 24 Final

Karl Paquette - Emilie Cozette (Odile) - Stéphane Bullion (Rothbart)

In the palace in celebration, master of ceremonies gives the signal celebration. Queen leads his son, Prince Siegfried who seems absent, as foreign to the world around them.

After the entertainment of folk dances of countries sending their ambassadors, presents the Prince girls could hold his attention, and among which he could choose his future wife.

Stéphane Bullion - Karl Paquette
He denies all. When, suddenly, comes a mysterious creature, which resembles Odette surprisingly.
is she, never-doubt! As spellbound by this image, Siegfried sees it, hears it most, in whom he recognizes his beloved. It is yet
Odile, Rothbart's daughter than this one - by one of those magic tricks that are familiar to him - has turned into a double of Odette. And she's the Prince, abused by deception, marriage proposal. Rothbart
triumph Siegfried comes to perjure themselves, losing forever the woman he loved. Odette will be saved.

Stéphane Bullion Emilie Cozette


ACT IV
25 Opening - 26 Swan Entrance - 27 Danse des Cygnes - Odette 28 Entry - 29 Final Scene (entrance to Prince) Adage on music of the sequence III No. 19 of the Act III Storm

Siegfried, realizing his lamentable error, crashed into her grief. The vision of the lake is renewed. Among the swans, its unfortunate sisters, Odette mourns his lost love. Everything is finished.

Emilie Cozette - Karl Paquette

The "betrayal" Siegfried - even unintentionally - entails the completion of this spell: Odette will henceforth regain his human form.

Crossed by remorse, the Prince begs Odette to forgive him. Too late. Rothbart removes Odette Siegfried. The dream is shattered.

Stéphane Bullion - Emilie Cozette - Karl Paquette

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Upcoming events

Hello - hello, here are the next dates for the association:

  • Audition Christmas between the School of Music and the Museum Chintreuil Saturday, December 11 at 19:00

  • Sunday February 6, 2011 at 17h: the HFIA receives the Chamber Orchestra at the church Châlonnais Pont de Vaux. Entry 10 Euros, 5 Euros half price, free for children under 12 years.

  • February 19, 2011: Winter Concert on the theme of Carmen, on the ground floor of the hall of Pont de Vaux. It will be a 'big' hearing with the participation of all groups of the school.

  • April 2, 2011: Hearing in the spring hall of Fleurville. We cross the Saone and entry is free.

  • April 9, 2011, 2030: Concert at the floor of the hall: this will be the call of 5, which we will play its gypsy jazz and colorful http://www.myspace.com/lappeldu5 ... Entry 10 Euros for adults, 5 euros for children under 18. Some snacks and drinks will be offered.

  • June 18, 2011: musical journey in Lugny, mirroring the hike in prices of 2010 Pont de Vaux, with the realization of the project Charly REY, our professor of percussion and drums' The Wall 'by Pink Floyd.

soon.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

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Emilie Cozette (Terpsichore) - Hervé Moreau (Apollo)

Sunday, November 21, 2010

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Saturday, November 20, 2010

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Friday, November 19, 2010

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Wednesday, 22/12: take a tour of Harlem in French, followed by a Mass Gospel (morning, Half day)
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Wednesday, 29/12: Guided tours in French Harlem, followed by a Mass Gospel (in the morning, half day)
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Thursday, November 18, 2010

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few words from our last coffee Psychomot


On 19 October, in the context of events to defend our pensions, we were able to ask us to VI'N & KO who in the meantime had changed its name to newly "Mondrian" , 1 Quai Claude Bernard 69007 Lyon!
Gaëtan Munoz us his own reading of the text by Olivier Rachid Grim "From Monster to the child, the fear of anxiety," published in "Psychomotor Therapy and Research" No. 133, pp . 136-143.
He chose us read some excerpts that reflect more his own clinic patients with psychomotor multiple disabilities.
For him the key that brings Olivier Grim in this text, is the share of awareness or acceptance of our own monstrosity that emerges in the relationship reflected in transference-countertransference. Gaëtan tells us how, in the complexity of our work, it is important to establish reception facilities.
And because the psychomotor weekly therapy sessions are so small in the daily care and the patient's home with multiple disabilities in institutions, he chose to help the meeting between the patient and caregivers close to him in groupal in which he "sailed" from three patient-caregiver duos.
He tells us how this position sometimes marginally and sometimes involved in the observation of the duo and the return mirror he can do to help greet the patient with multiple disabilities in a human perception of person.
The debate on the work of psychomotor has been enriched by the presence of Natacha Vignon, but Cecile Faivre, which is not without reminding us that the study day was devoted to the ARRCP multiple disabilities. Ago as a step in the work that appears cyclically elaborated.
One point of the text was quite taken by Roland Obejas wisely. This is the time (p.141 top right) where Olivier Grim, in its consultation, said the parents of Illevick exasperation of the moment. This discussion showed interestingly our different understandings of the injunction healthcare movements in living.
I myself tried to open the debate to other clinics, offering to consider the despotism of some patients with anorexia nervosa as monstrous, or by describing how patients with cancer in late life can talk about their cancer as a monster that grows in them by the inhabitants without their knowledge. These openings were not included. But the approach of the patient with multiple disabilities, even in its theoretical and clinical thinking, she has not had a staggering effect on us? Roland raised his friendliness of most of our trade. We had to soften it by about a theme of our work so hard?

We concluded that coffee Psychomot by stating the theme of the next "The groupality psychomotor. It will take place on a Tuesday in February in the same coffee "The Mondrian" at the same times. We'll give you the exact date soon on this blog.
We spotted an issue of the journal Psychomotor Therapy and Research, No. 156, entitled "Treat-to-many and which contains several interesting texts. If someone wants to start the debate we with its own reading of these texts or another still under his clinic, he offers by mail. We are ready to guide him if necessary.
It would be nice if the text is selected before Christmas to allow the broadcast to each participant's Coffee Psychomot and he can have time to provide it and read it.

This trace our coffee Psychomot 19 October is a very personal record, certainly impression of what moved me most. I apologize for my forgetfulness that can affect psychomotor some who were present that evening. But then I invite them to bounce back on my comments on this blog supplementing them.

For ARRCP, Odile Gaucher-Hamoudi

Saturday, November 13, 2010

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Christophe Duquenne (Siegfried)

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

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Paquita


Stéphanie Romberg - Guillaume Charlot - Stéphane Bullion


This season has presented a great variety of Paquita Ballet snubbed by the elders, except for Marie-Agnes Gillot and Karl Paquette, who have united to defend the style Lacotte cons youth rising, but at the very height overall.
Paquita is a ballet with no music, not a compulsive supported firefighter who still tired very quickly and in this context, investment dancers in the little extra that puts the logorrhea choreography was widely welcomed.

Marie-Agnès Gillot - Karl Paquette

With Marie-Agnes Gillot, a virtuoso of the absolute, there appears to be weightless is that when consorting with his partner, Karl Paquette zen yet to fingertips . The fire and cotton are relatively cheap household and chili made by Vincent Chaillet has made this trio an unbalanced distribution actually not that it seemed at first as to the view that the deployment stage interpretation and complementarity of each other. Representations technically solid, roundly supported by an Iñigo authoritarian, charismatic and a brilliant facility Paquita, a second degree humor very well taken, just enough drama to not force the incongruity of matching and even deal with it intelligently.

Nicolas Paul
The mass defections among the male dancers were accompanied by a second dancer Karl Paquette unlikely. At least boredom distilled by the interpretation of a dull Myriam Ould-Braham to dance particularly Smooth off and allowed it to show more personality on stage with flagrantly Marie-Agnes Gillot. The black and disorder Iñigo Nicolas Paul also suffered from the lack of response to this Paquita school too, only real disappointment in this series.

Stéphane Bullion - Emilie Cozette

Stéphane Bullion, Emilie Cozette and Yann Saiz, are the most romantic use everything to build around this rather thin story, a true comedy: they anchor a dance in which they clearly outline the functions, the unbearable excitement of flirting and jealousy and charging with the serene grandeur of their last act. The team met
very homogeneous, really honed the art of comedy, the story took off to a good burlesque tone, gently used by artists and subtle on the same wavelength. For the occasion, Stéphane Bullion wisely dons his rare and precious smile and Emilie Cozette authority light.

Emilie Cozette - Yann Saiz

Emilie Cozette shown in this ballet to both a scenic control both to the powerful gypsy heart tender to be submitted by Yann Saiz with know-how malicious, than to the sweet and naive Lucien turns dreamy and romantic in the first act, innocent and curious scene in the tavern, and powerful protector in the big step.

Stéphane Bullion - Emilie Cozette


The dazzling Dorothée Gilbert could shine even more if it had been supported by its partners, a Matthieu Ganio stiff dramatic terms, missing some teeth, technically, and conversely a Stéphane Phavorin theatrical excess that fact that finally, she gave the impression of dancing alone, and almost exclusively for her, rejecting its partners at the margins of history in favor of a personal demonstration of technology. Narrative ballet? Nay!

Ludmila Pagliero
Pauline Verdusen - Séverine Westermann

Mathieu Ganio, may be stifled by the exuberant Dorothy, seemed more comfortable with the serene Ludmila Pagliero. The couple is now more balanced and the dancer has very cleverly adapted the game a little awkward dancer. Dorothée Gilbert as she has not been served by Iñigo Allister Madin of which seemed out of a cartoon caricature, but it gives the young dancer's what seems most problematic in that Stéphane Phavorin too tends to pull the comic absurdity of roles that are sometimes caustic qu'humour or no humor at all. Ludmila Pagliero with fluid moves and integrated into the story has still imposed a very pleasant Paquita.
This production was created in 1981 and often repeated has also shown the excellence of the ballet, perhaps it is time to turn the page on this success.

Pauline Verdusen - Stéphane Bullion - Marie-Solène Boulet - Emilie Cozette