Showing posts with label yUT2ube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yUT2ube. Show all posts

Saturday, June 04, 2011

Technics: Social Media: A mainstream development now and into future



-- YouTubeServices via yUT2ube channel partnered with refWrite
-- video posted by Technowlb

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Artisanal poetry: Michel Godin des Mers: A Québec poet with his own approach

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CedricBarbier.com



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YouTube - Michel Godin des Mers, l'artisan poète
YouTube - Michel Godin des Mers, l'artisan poète

Billed as an "artisanal poete", by videaste Cedric Barbier, Québec culture celebrates Michel Godin des Mers at his stand in a park of a traffic circle in Montreal.  Two of his sign-posts read in English "Women of the World -- Make Love"  and "Religions!!.Schism[atic]".  I loved the man's animated oral discourse:  how does he maintain his enthusiasm, after all these years?


Also take a gander at Eos - Diner Abscons.  3,554 visits so far.  In Cabaret-French language with h+-degree of accessiblity  for those  not having so-h+-a-familiarity with spoken French.  Visually deliteful!


-- Anaximaximum

Music: Classical: Chopin's Polonaise Op.53 in A flat major key played at the piano by Horowitz

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YouTubeServices, channel yUT2ube, refWrite's partner for reformational vid-collection.



-- Hat Tip to Lucas Freire Grassi (grad research, International Communities studies, University of Exeter, England, UK.  And also a reformational scholar from Brazil,  bravo  brasiliero !


-- YouTube stuff and Hat Tip posted by  Classico
-- Thanks, Lucas.  I love this work of music for the piano, both compositionally from the pen of Chopin, and performance-wize at Horowitz's fingertips. -- Classico.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Music: CountryUSA: Lady Antebellum's "belated Mother's Day" celebration

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Great American Country (May12,2k11)
YouTubeServices via refWrite's video partner yUT2ube




In this YouTube vid, Lady Antebellum (before the war) celebrates Mother's Day, and belatedly refWrite does too.  -- Country Gal