Happy Canada Day!

A reception was given by Mr. Pierre Guimond, Ambassador of Canada in Hungary. The Commercial Unit of the Embassy keeps good contact with HUNAGI since more than a decade, and HUNAGI provided promotional support in the field ICT to strengthen bilateral partnerships between SMEs and offering recent opportunities to take part roadshow in Canada.

Hey girls,
So Tuesday night this kid I used to date in the past drove 2 1/2 hours just to take me out after work, so I did eat a quesadilla which I think is around 700 calories. So I had about 1,000 calories Tuesday.
Wednesday I did have some ritz crackers and some bits of honey, so thats about 200 calories.
And now we're on today. I had a doctors appt to get shots and they weighed me, I was so nervous to see what I actually weigh... It was 138... what I orignially thought it was going to be. So I've just had some flintstone calcium gummies, and vitamin water.

But do you notice how some days you have just such a motivation to not eat anything and somedays even if you know your bigger you want to just break down and eat. Its so strange cuz I want to be thin more than so many other things in my life, and I love the feel of an empty stomach but today I've just been wanting to eat... Not good. I've been trying to look at my thinspo albums saved on my Ipod to help kill the cravings but their still there. UGH! That river raft trip is this weekend, I can't afford to eat.

Super Eagles Grounded

 

Nigeria president Goodluck Jonathan has withdrawn the Super Eagles from international competition until 2012 after their disappointing World Cup campaign. Speaking to reporters, a special adviser to the country's leader confirmed the two-year ban to restructure the national set-up.

Ready For Black Stars

 

Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez has once more decided to announce his team early in anticipation of the Celeste clash against Ghana on Friday. There will be two changes for the Uruguayans from the team which squeaked through 2-1 against South Korea in the last-16.

Schweini Slams Argies

 

Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has raised the temperature ahead of Saturday's anticipated highly charged clash against an in-form Argentina, claiming that the Albicelestes always try to influence referees when they play, whether it's the past or the present.

Pele Slams Dunga & Maradona

 

Brazil legend Pele has continued his war of words with Argentina coach Diego Maradona as he questioned his coaching credentials. Pele didn't stop there, however, and also bemoaned the safety-first approach of his compatriot and current Selecao trainer, Dunga.

angola

olá angola. olá terra do avô serafim e da avó celeste.

HAWA NDIO MAKOCHA BORA DUNIA

Enzo Bearzot (ITA)      Franz Beckenbauer (FRG)        Carlos Bianchi (ARG)
Billy Bingham (NIR)         Matt Busby (SCO)                    Fabio Capello (ITA)
Herbert Chapman (ENG)    Jack Charlton (ENG)                Javier Clemente (ESP)
Brian Clough (ENG)         Stan Cullis (ENG)           Kenny Dalglish (SCO)
Alex Ferguson (SCO)         Bela Guttman (HUN)            Sepp Herberger (FRG)
Helenio Herrera (ARG)           Valeriy Lobanovskiy(UKR)                  Hugo Meisl (AUT)
César Luis Menotti (ARG)                 Rinus Michels (NED)             Miguel Muñoz (ESP)
Bob Paisley (ENG)              Sepp Piontek (FRG)             Vittorio Pozzo (ITA)
Alf Ramsey (ENG)              Bobby Robson (ENG)            Arrigo Sacchi (ITA)
Tele Santana (BRZ)             Helmut Schön (FRG)             Gusztav Sebes (HUN)
Bill Shankly (SCO)             Jock Stein (SCO)             Giovanni Trapattoni (ITA)
Louis Van Gaal (NED)                     Mário Zagallo (BRZ)

Samahani mashabiki wenzangu  arsenal jina la pofesor sijalikuta

JOSÉ LEANDRO ANDRADE

Full Name: José Leandro Andrade
Date of Birth: Wednesday, 20 November 1901
Place of Birth: Salto, Uruguay
Date of Death: Saturday, 5 October 1957
Position: Midfield

José Andrade alikuwa moja kati ya mastaa wa kubwa katika timu ya taifa ya uruguay timu ambayo iliweza kutamba katika soka miaka ya 1920  na alikuwa mcxhezaji wa kwanza  mewusi kucheza kufanikiwa kucheza soka ya kimataifa  alifuraia maisha yake soka katika ngazi vilabu bora  nchini uruguay  lakini mafanikio makubwa yalikuwa katika timu ya taifa.

 maisha ya Andrade katika ngazi ya klabu yalianza mwaka 1920 akiwa na club ya bela  Vista na mwaka 1923 alikuwa moja kati ya wachezqji wa uruguay  katika kikosi kilichoshinda michuano ya copa amrrica  ushindi huo  ulifwatiwa  medali ya dhahabu  1924 katika michezo ya olimpics uliyochezwa huko paris ufaransa  mwaka 1924  Andrade alihamia  katika klabu ya nacional ya hukohuko  ikiwa ni moja kati ya vilabu vikubwa nchini uruaguay alicheza mechi mia moja katika ligi kuu ya nchi hiyo
Mafanikio zaidi yalikuwa mwaka 1926 akishinda tena kikombe cha Copa America na wakawa washindi wa pili mwaka uliofuata Andrade alishinda medalai yake ya pili ya dhahabu  mwaka uliofuata wakiwashinda mahasimu wao wakubwa Argentina hoku amsterdan uholanzi 1928
uruaguay baada ya kuonyesha uwezo mkubwa ikapata nafasi ya kwanza kuandaa michuano ya kombe la dunia mwaka 1930

mwaka 1930 ndio yalikuwa mafanikio ya mwisho kwa kwake katika soka ya kimatifa baada ya uruaguay kutoka nyumba marambili kuishinda Argentina kwa mabao manne kwa mawili ambapo ndipo uluipokuwa mwsho wa andrade kuaonkana kiwanjani kuchezea nchini ya ,baadae alistahafu kucheza soka ya kimataifa klabu nyingine ambazo andade amewahikucheza ni Peñarol
argentinos juiniors alistaafu soka mwaka 1936 ,Alikufa mwaka 1957 akiwa na miaka 55

VILABU ALIVYOCHEZA  
Bella Vista (URU)
Mwaka: 1920-23
Mechi alizocheza : 71 Goals: 7 (league only)
Nacional (URU)
Mwaka: 1924-29
Mechi alizocheza: 105 Goals: 4 (league only)
Peñarol (URU)
Mwaka: 1930-34
Mechi alizocheza : 88 Goals: 3 (league only)
Team Honours:
Uruguayan League Championship (1): 1932
Wanderers (URU)
Mwaka: 1935
Mechi alizocheza : 17 Goals: 0 (league only)
Argentinos Juniors (ARG)
Mwaka: 1936
Mechi alizocheza: 21 Goals: 0 (league only)

INTERNATIONAL CAREER
Uruguay
Years: 1923-30
Appearances: 33 Goals: 1
Debut: 24/06/1923 v Argentina (A) D 0-0
Last Cap: 30/07/1930 v Argentina (H) W 4-2
Major Championships:
Copa América 1923 (URU): Winners (3 games, 0 goals)
Copa América 1926 (CHI): Winners (3 games, 0 goals)
Copa América 1927 (PER): Runners-Up (3 games, 0 goals)
Copa América 1929 (ARG): Third Place (2 games, 0 goals)
World Cup 1930 (URU): Winners (4 games, 0 goals)
Other Achievements:
Olympic Gold Medal (2): 1924, 1928 (not official internationals)

Jaji agustino ramadhan kufungua kikapu zbar

kutoka kushoto ni msamizi kutoka idara habari maelezo anayefuata ni katibu mkuu tbf na anafuata kuja kulia ni katibu mkuu msaidizi.


Maandalizi ya ligi ya muungano kwa upande wa mpira wa kikapu na tarehe mbili siku ya ijumaa huko zanzibar kutoka bara timu za wanaume ni savio ,jkt,oilers na timu ya mzinga wakati katika upande wa wananawake jesh stone town, kisima majogoo,rangers tonado kutoka pemba polisi, na nyuki jku lengo kubwa zaidi ni kuinua basket ball kiujumla maandalizi yanafanyika zanzibar kwani wao ndio waandaaji wakuu

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Top 10 Crazy Diego Maradona Moments Of The World Cup So Far

10) Maradona & His Amazing Garce-Coloured Dreamcoat

There was widespread anger when Argentina record-cap holder Javier Zanetti was left at home, despite a brilliant treble-winning season with Inter. Rumour has it that virtually unknown Colon veteran Ariel Garce was called up instead because Maradona had a dream that Argentina won the tournament, and Garce was the only player he could remember!

9) I Told You So About Milito

How about this for irony? After controversially leaving Zanetti and Esteban Cambiasso out of his original 30-man World Cup squad there were reports that Maradona would then cut another Interista Diego Milito from the final 23.

When the 1986-World Cup winner did indeed retain Milito, he mocked the media and public by humorously making out as if he was the only person who believed in the striker: “Milito ended up confirming I was right in including him among the 23 players I'm taking to the World Cup. I'm not surprised about what Milito has done.”

Milito bagged a brace against Bayern Munich in the Champions League final, blasted home the only goal of the Coppa Italia final and scored the winner over Siena that clinched the Scudetto for Inter, scoring 30 club goals in all competitions.

8) Maradona Runs Over Cameraman & Curses The Man

Maradona had enough to worry about on the day he formally announced his 23-man World Cup squad for South Africa, however the announcement turned into a farce after the coach ran over a cameraman.

Driving a Mini to a news conference, Diego was surrounded by newsmen as he made his way to the venue before hitting one poor guy with his car. According to reports, Maradona drove his car over the cameraman's foot and then began blaming and hurling insults at his victim for causing the accident in the first place.

Witnesses were quoted hearing Maradona saying "What an a**hole you are. How can you put your leg there where it can get run over, man?"

ukimaliza hiyo tazama chini

kioja kingine

7) Maradona Encourages Players To Have Sex

Maradona is like the cool teacher at high school who lets you eat and drink in class, answer your mobile during lessons, and not wear proper uniform. When quizzed whether he permitted his players to have sex during the World Cup, Dieguito is reported to have responded: “Of course, as long as the women do all the work.”

Team doctor Donato Villani added: “Sex is a normal part of social life and is not a problem. The disadvantages are when it is with someone who is not a stable partner or when the player should be resting.

“It is important the action should not reverberate in the legs of the players. Sex isn't a problem. It's only a problem if they're doing it at two in the morning with a bottle of champagne on the go."

6) Naked In Buenos Aires

Argentina have been in fantastic form in South Africa so far, and are looking like a real potential winner. Maradona has promised that if the Albiceleste lift the trophy in South Africa after the World Cup final on July 11 he'll run naked through the streets of Buenos Aires.

"If we win the World Cup, I'll get naked and run around the Obelisk in the centre of the city," Dieguito smiled.

5) We All Know What The French Are Like

In the early stages of the tournament, Maradona lashed out at UEFA president Michel Platini.

At a press conference, Dieguito called for Platini to try the controversial Adidas Jabulani match ball which has not impressed 'El Pelusa'.

"Platini, I'm not surprised with him because we've always had a distant relationship." he revealed.

"Hello, Goodbye! We all know how the French are, and Platini is French and believes he is better than the rest."

4) All The Losers, Line Up

During a training session in Pretoria, Maradona punished the losers of a mini-match by making them line up in the goal and have the ball pelted at them by the winning opponents. Diego joined the recipients – including Kun Aguero and Walter Samuel - in receiving the lashes.

3) Maradona Prefers Women

After thrashing South Korea 4-1 in Argentina’s second match, Maradona was asked at the post-match press conference why he always hugs and kisses his players when celebrating, to which he replied that he was definitely straight.

"Well I still prefer women,” Diego proclaimed.

“I am dating Veronica who is blond and 31-years-old. No I have not gone limp wristed [homosexual]. But I like to acknowledge and congratulate my players when they play as well as they did today. That was a pleasing result and display. It was a job well done."

2) Pele Should Go Back To The Museum

One thing that was guaranteed to happen this World Cup was a verbal war of words between eternal enemies Maradona and Pele.

In response to Pele's assertion that Maradona only took the Albiceleste coaching job because he needed the money, the Argentine declared that ‘The Jinx’ should "go back to the museum".

Maradona also earlier accused Pele of failing to support the South African World Cup and the country itself.

"When the tragedy happened to the Togolese team before the Africa Cup of Nations, a certain coloured gentleman who played number 10 didn't believe that the World Cup could be played here", he roared.

"But today South Africa answers him 'yes it can', the World Cup begins."

1) No One Takes Free Kicks Like Diego

The 2010 World Cup has been a disaster for long-shots and free kicks, with the majority of players struggling terribly to get to grips with the Jabulani. But, one person, who has had no problems handling the much-maligned World Cup ball is Maradona, as he fired home free kick after free kick into the top corner during training.

See below how Diego’s God-given genius with the ball has not deserted him despite his mature age of 49.

It's His Fault

 

Portugal have been denied entry into the 2010 World Cup quarter-finals after a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Spain, and Cristiano Ronaldo pointed the finger directly at Carlos Queiroz for the result.

El Guaje Sends Spain Through

 

Spain have edged Portugal 1-0, courtesy of a goal from star striker David Villa to advance to the quarter-finals of the 2010 World Cup. El Guaje's second-half strike ended Portugal's dreams and set-up their next match against Paraguay.

Samurai Blues In Shoot-Out

 

Paraguay have emerged victorious in the first penalty shoot-out of the 2010 World Cup after prevailing 5-3 against Japan. Neither side could find the net in 120 minutes and both went neck to neck in the shoot-out before Komano missed his kick, sending the Albirroja into the quarter-finals.

Styling Short Haircut Styles in Your Home 2010

Preparing to cut your hair at home? Do you know what the shape of your face is? There are many factors to consider such as styles flattering to an oval or long face. Consider lifestyle and how much time you spend fixing your hair. Do you play sports, swim? That requires an easy-to care for style. As for the color you want to flatter your hair texture and skin color; perhaps even your eye color.

Heidi Klum Haircut Styles

Heidi Klum Haircut StylesHeidi Klum’ haircut styles have undergone great changes during the last couple of years. The list is pretty long and includes hairstyles featuring rolled sides with long loose waves, upstyle with lightly tousled curls, tight bun at the back of the neck with few face-framing layers and her trademark waves. Recently, Heidi Klum has opted for super-short haircut style

Landscape and Settlement Planning and GIS. Mobil Exhibition and Workshop in Budapest

HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2010

'MODELOS PARA ARMAR' THINKING LATIN AMERICA FROM THE MUSAC COLLECTION

Prologue: the structure of survival: a favela house, a volkswagen, a pool of blood...




Meyer Vaisman, 'Verde por fuera, Rojo por dentro', 1995, reconstruction of his parents dressing room inside a favela house


Damian Ortega, This is Not a Citroen DS



Jorge Macchi, 'Un Charco de Sangre', a pool of blood, cut outs from tragedy newspapers...



Maria Teresa Hincapie, 'Una Cosa es una Cosa', 1990/2005, video documentation of a performance in which she creates a labyrinth with her possesions


Julieta Aranda, 'There has been a Miscalculation (Flattened Amunition), 2007, 100 pulverized science fiction novels written between 1870 and 2007, a compressor blows up the dust at random intervals...


Pedro Reyes, screen


Teresa Margolles, narco jewelry



Ana Mendieta



Luis Camnitzer's viewer and kaleidoscopic view from the viewer, installed at different locations in the exhibition


Alexander Apostol, Caraca's favelas houses with windows erased...


Andreas Angelidakis, architect of the exhibition's architecture/display







Fernando Bryce drawings based on documents on European colonization


Erik Beltran's diagram



video cabins and the temple/pyramid for Leonilson's drawings



Leonilson, 'His Interior Protector Mountain', drawing on top of the pyramid...


Martin Sastre's video



Mario Garcia Torres, 'Moonwalk' on Rigo Tovar being the first moonwalk dancer...


Melanie Smith and Rafael Ortega's film, filmed at Salon Covadonga in Mexico City




Carla Zaccagnini's rubber stamps on found stories on Leon's newspaper, stamped on all printed material coming from the museum



Valeska Soares



Rivane Neuenschwander's calendar, 31 tables with collected found papers with the date number on it



Gilda Mantilla and Raimond Chaves' drawing room






Raimond Chaves and Gilda Mantilla's drawings


Caio Reisewitz landscape photographs next to Luis Camnitzer's viewer



avaf mural with video homage to Los Super Elegantes


tropical garden behind the exhibition's escenography



Carlos Amorales



Diango Hernandez


Carlos Garaicoa's construction of a city's nightscape


Matias Duville, wall drawing


Federico Herrero's painting


Federico Herrero's mural in MUSAC's patio





Carla Zaccagnini and Federico Herrero, live sculptures


Gran Colombian Combo: artist Raimond Chaves, Andrea Echeverri, Musac curator Maria Ines Rodriguez, Hector Buitrago!


Hector Buitrago and Andrea Echeverri, 'Los Aterciopelados' in concert


Andrea Echeverri with cheverista flag


Los Aterciopelados concert outside MUSAC


and next day Cheverista Internacionale brunch at Maria Ines...


MODELOS PARA ARMAR:
Thinking Latin America from the MUSAC Collection

Artists: Carlos Amorales , Alexander Apóstol, Julieta Aranda, AVAF, Fernando Bryce, Erick Beltrán, Iñaki Bonillas, Tania Bruguera, François Bucher, Luís Camnitzer, Raimond Chaves, José Damasceno, Dr. Lakra, Matías Duville, Sandra Gamarra, Carlos Garaicoa, Mario García Torres, Diango Hernández, Juan Fernando Herrán, Federico Herrero, María Teresa Hincapié, Leonilson, Jorge Macchi, Gilda Mantilla, Gilda Mantilla y Raimond Chaves, Teresa Margolles, Hernán Marina, Ana Mendieta, Mujeres Creando, Óscar Muñoz, Rivane Neuenschwander, Damián Ortega, Álvaro Oyarzun, Nicolás París, Jorge Pineda, Caio Reisewitz, Rosângela Renno, Pedro Reyes, Miguel Ángel Rojas, Martín Sastre, Melanie Smith y Rafael Ortega, Valeska Soares, Javier Téllez, Meyer Vaisman , Carla Zaccagnini.
Curators: Agustín Pérez Rubio, María Inés Rodríguez, Octavio Zaya
Exhibition design: Andreas Angelidakis
Venue: Galleries 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6, MUSAC
Dates: 26 June 2010 – 9 January 2011

From 26 June 2010 to 9 January 2011, within its 5th Anniversary programme, the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León will be devoting its entire exhibition space to a major exhibition displaying most of the pieces by over 40 Latin American artists held in the MUSAC Collection. Under the title MODEL KITS. Thinking Latin America from the MUSAC Collection, the show curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio (MUSAC Director), María Inés Rodríguez (MUSAC Head Curator) and Octavio Zaya (MUSAC curator at large), invites viewers to trace their own course through contemporary Latin American art, over a layout designed by architect Andreas Angelidakis. In parallel, all activities scheduled at MUSAC between June 2010 and January 2011 will focus on Latin America, including new projects at Laboratorio 987 and the Showcases, artist workshops, publications, seminars, performances, concerts, etc.

MODEL KITS. Thinking Latin America from the MUSAC Collection draws its inspiration from 62/ A Model Kit, a novel published by Julio Cortázar in 1968, which stands as one of the most enduringly original and ambitions projects in Spanish-language literature. Translating it into a different period and discipline, the exhibition modestly attempts to apply the unique novel's vision in the way it rejects and subverts any single interpretation or conventional linear narrative of the works on display, challenging the viewer to establish her own parameters and directions, connections and relationships. MODEL KITS includes around 100 works by over 40 Latin American artists, produced since the late 1980s (under the MUSAC Collection's purchasing criteria), covering a broad range of media and languages, artistic strategies and significations, references, objects and situations, which jointly contribute to assembling varying narratives and permutations. From leading deceased artists who hold pride of place in Latin American Art History like Ana Mendieta, Leonilson or Maria Teresa Hincapié; to great masters such as Luis Camnitzer, Oscar Muñoz or Miguel Angel Rojas; the landmark 90s generation of Valeska Soares, Rosângela Renó, Jorge Macchi or Carlos Garaicoa; all the way to young artists who are making their mark on the current landscape, such as Mario García Torres, Julieta Aranda or Matías Duville, amongst others.

MODEL KITS challenges the viewer to take the part of an active and liberated reader who writes her own score, creating a new narrative. Under this perspective, the exhibition's varied elements can be combined and analyzed according to the concerns and references each viewer brings to bear. The exhibition does not therefore adhere to a central theme or nucleus around which to develop a privileged narrative. While it may be said that the works' diverse perspectives and languages reflect a critical perspective on society and its relationships with other contexts, the exhibition brings together discourses and approaches that are personal and philosophical, urban and political, literary and artistic, etc., to the point that they cover each and every one of the undercurrents defining contemporary art as it is made anywhere in the world, whether it be Paris, Tokyo, Ohio or Bogota. In this sense, the exhibition is projected as an infinite 'ars combinatoria', not limited to the featured artists' Latin American geographical and cultural sphere, but aspiring to establish varying and contrasting readings and conclusions, wavering patterns and ambiguous hints, unresolved questions and diverging paths, like a labyrinth with no exit.

Reality and fiction, surprise and mystery, humour and pain go hand in hand, setting a pace marked by a set of events in no specific order, defined alternatively by logic or by intuition; by action or by contemplation; by the material or the spiritual. In its diversity, the exhibition invites us to think of Latin America as a project in progress, laden with endless possibilities; a project with no constraints in space or time, multifaceted and open to different worlds; a project that expresses its artistic interest in what is shared and collective through 'singularity' as opposed to identity. A model kit waiting to be assembled.

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