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R.I.P. [hidden link - please register], Australian novelist and neuroscientist; she wrote 25 novels, the best known of them was "The Thorn Birds" (1977), that in 1983 was turned into one of the most watched mini-series of all time, starring Richard Chamberlain
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R.I.P. [hidden link - please register], Nigerian former goalkeeper, who played in his
National team from 1983 to 1994 (15 caps) and from 1990 to 1996 in Rayo Vallecano (177 caps)
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70 years have passed since January 27, 1945 when the Army of the Red Army entered the
concentration camp at Auschwitz, Poland. The world these days will stop and remember. Good day to everyone.   Passion |
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R.I.P. [hidden link - please register], Greek singer and performer, who had international hit records as a solo performer in the 1970s, after having been a member of Aphrodite' s Child; he sold over 60 millions albums worldwide
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R.I.P. [hidden link - please register], American producer of television sports and entertainment blockbusters: he' s
credited with having invented the "instant replay", first used by CBS Sports during the Army vs Navy football game on December 7th, 1963
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Joker1305 wrote:....Now also in Germany the rats get out of their holes. After accusing the nationalists for misusing the victims of Paris the German Government starts their attack on civil rights, accompanied with a wide campaign of the system media. Though France already has very restrictive security laws which didn't prevent it. If we consider 9/11 as starting point now the terror in France took about 1 victim per year, in Germany zero. But in Germany every day about 100 people die due to infections in hospitals, about 25 due to suicide, about 20 in accidents at home and about 10 in traffic accidents. And our Government depollutes our freedom to prevent zero to 1 victims per year, while improvements of hygienic standards in hospitals may prevent 20 to 50 victims per day  In the past the German constitutional court withstood several DOS attacks in this direction, these question is how long will they? Regards Joker |
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Darrell Winfield, who has died aged 85, was a ranch hand from Oklahoma who became familiar as “The Marlboro Man” in the famous Philip Morris cigarette advertisements; for more than 20 years his dour, sun-baked features could be seen on posters and in magazine and television commercials around the world.
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Belgian anti-terror raid in Verviers 'leaves two dead'
Two people have been killed in an anti-terror operation in eastern Belgium, A third person was wounded in the raid in the town of Verviers, according to Belgian TV. Several arrests have been made |
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87TH ACADEMY AWARDS MAIN NOMINATIONS :
Best Picture : "American Sniper" - "Birdman" - "Boyhood" - "The Grand Budapest Hotel" - "The Imitation Game" - "Selma" - "The Theory of Everything" - "Whiplash" Best Director : Wes Anderson ("The Grand Budapest Hotel") - Alejandro Gonzàlez Inàrritu ("Birdman") - Richard Linklater ("Boyhood") - Bennet Miller ("Foxcatcher") - Morten Tyldum ("The Imitation Game") Best Actor : Steve Carell ("Foxcatcher") - Bradley Cooper ("American Sniper") - Benedict Cumberbatch ("The Imitation Game") - Michael Keaton ("Birdman") - Eddie Redmayne ("The Theory of Everything") Best Actress : Marion Cotillard ("Two Days, One Night") - Felicity Jones ("The Theory of Everything") - Julianne Moore ("Still Alice") - Rosamund Pike ("Gone Girl") - Reese Whiterspoon ("Wild") Best Supporting Actor : Robert Duvall ("The Judge") - Ethan Hawke ("Boyhood") - Edward Norton ("Birdman") - Mark Ruffalo ("Foxcatcher") - J.K. Simmons ("Whiplash") Best Supporting Actress : Patricia Arquette ("Boyhood") - Laura Dern ("Wild") - Emma Stone ("Birdman") - Keira Knightley ("The Imitation Game") - Meryl Streep ("Into the Woods") Best Foreign Language Film : "Ida" by Pawel Pawlikowski (Poland, in Polish) - "Leviathan" by Andrey Zvyagintsev (Russia, in Russian) - "Tangerines" by Zaza Urushadze (Estonia, in Estonian) - "Timbuktu" by Abderrahmane Sissako (Mauritania, in French) - "Wild Tales" by Damiàn Szifròn (Argentina, in Spanish) |
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dazaman wrote:The first question is. Who do we vote for and after this [hidden link - please register] why do we vote for???Actually I'm questioning myself the same. But the problem if I don't vote with the German election mode I indirectly support the smallest and the biggest parties, and these are the CDU (Criminal Democratic Union) and NeoNazis, both I don't want to support. So the trick is to elect the least damaging  By the way, Cameron announced to shit on civil rights as a consequence of the murders in France, will the majority of the British with the upcoming elections finally depollute him or even cheer about having a strong leader like the German once did with Adolf Hitler? Regards Joker |
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The first question is. Who do we vote for and after this [hidden link - please register] why do we vote for???
We vote these warmongering photo opportunists in to places we only dream of getting a wage of that level. Why do we bother with them
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THE 2014 FIFA BALLON D' OR GALA:
Zurich (Switzerland), Zurich Kongresshaus, 12 January 2015 : FIFA FIFPro World XI (Team of the Year) Award : Goalkeeper : M. NEUER (GER- Bayern Munich) Defenders : S. RAMOS (ESP - Real Madrid) - T. SILVA (BRA - Paris Saint-Germain) - P. LAHM (GER - Bayern Munich) - D. LUIZ (BRA - Chelsea / Paris Saint-Germain) Midfielders : A. INIESTA (ESP - Barcelona) - T. KROOS (GER - Bayern Munich / Real Madrid) - A. DI MARIA (ARG - Real Madrid / Manchester United) Forwards : L. MESSI (ARG - Barcelona) - C. RONALDO (POR - Real Madrid) - A. ROBBEN (NED - Bayern Munich) FIFA Presidential Award : HIROSHI KAGAWA (JPN) (former footballer and current sports journalist) FIFA World Coach of the Year Award (for Women' s Football) : RALF KELLERMANN (GER - VfL WOLFSBURG) FIFA World Coach of the Year Award (for Men' s Football) : JOACHIM LOEW (GER - GERMANY NATIONAL TEAM) FIFA Fair Play Award : ALL THE VOLUNTEERS OF THE FIFA EVENTS FIFA Puskas Award (Best Goal) : JAMES RODRIGUEZ (COL) against Uruguay in 2014 World Cup FIFA Women' s World Player of the Year Award : NADINE KESSLER (GER - VfL WOLFSBURG) FIFA Ballon d' Or : CRISTIANO RONALDO (POR - REAL MADRID) |
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GOLDEN GLOBES AWARDS 72ND EDITION :
Los Angeles (USA), Beverly Hilton Hotel Best TV Series (Drama) : "The Affair" Best TV Series (Comedy or Musical) : "Transparent" Best Actor in a TV Series (Drama) : Kevin Spacey ("House of Cards") Best Actor in a TV Series (Comedy or Musical) : Jeffrey Tambor ("Transparent") Best Actress in a TV Series (Comedy or Musical) : Gina Rodríguez ("Jane the Virgin") Best Mini-Series or TV-Movie : "Fargo" Best Actor in a Mini-Series or TV-Movie : Billy Bob Thornton ("Fargo") Best Actress in a Mini-Series or TV-Movie : Maggie Gyllenhaal ("The Honorable Woman") Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or TV-Movie : Matt Bomer ("The Normal Heart") Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or TV-Movie : Joanne Froggatt ("Downton Abbey") |
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