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Qui n’a pas chanté ? "J’ai du bon tabac"
J’ai du bon tabac
Dans ma tabatière
J’ai du bon tabac
Tu n’en n’auras pas
J’en ai du fin et du bien râpé
Qui n’sera pas pour ton fichu nez !
C’est l’œuvre peu catholique de l’Abbé Gabriel Charles de l’Attaignant, né en 1697.
Suivant son humeur, il pouvait "fin saoul" finir sous la table, ou composer un hymne religieux ou un couplet grivois. Il composa donc "j’ai du bon tabac" en un moment de gaieté vineuse !
En prenant de l’âge, il devint ermite et termina sa vie en 1779 chez les Frères de la Doctrine Chrétienne…
Connaissez-vous cette ronde dansée dans les anciennes cours de récréation ?
Nous n’irons plus au bois
Les lauriers sont coupés
La belle que voilà ira les ramasser
Entrez dans la danse, voyez comme on danse
Sautez, dansez, embrassez qui vous aimez
Eh bien, la musique de cette ronde provient des premières notes du Kyrie de la Messe De Angelès.
Les paroles seraient de Jeanne-Antoinette, épouse du Fermier général Le Normant d’Etiolles. Elle ne cocufiait pas celui-ci, réservant ses ardeurs pour Louis XV ? pour un septennat de 1745 à 1751.
Pour services rendus, il lui fit cadeau du titre de Marquise de Pompadour !
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 6 novembre 2022 02:46, par Annett Bourassa
By Md. Tahmid Zami
NARAYANGANJ, Bangladesh, June 1 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As pale fumes billowed from a factory in the Bandar neighbourhood of Narayanganj, clouding the afternoon sky, tea-stall owner Riad, 21, explained how dust and other pollution from local industries is harming crops and residents’ wellbeing.
"People here suffer from respiratory and health problems," he said."At night, noise and shaking caused by the local power plant disturb people’s sleep."
Narayanganj city - a major industrial hub just to the south of Dhaka that produces most of the country’s knitwear exports - has the third-worst air quality in Bangladesh, according to a survey last year by Stamford University.
Manufacturing and construction, meanwhile, account for 58% of the city’s planet-warming emissions, showed an assessment by the South Asia branch of ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, an international body that helps cities with green policies.
Major sources of pollution include the city’s seven cement factories, 70 to 80 illegal brick kilns and a number of steel mills, said Moinul Islam, town planner for Narayanganj City Corporation.
Narayanganj Mayor Salina Hayat Ivy, the first woman to head a city corporation in Bangladesh, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation she had asked cement and lime factories to relocate away from residential neighbourhoods.
In April, the city corporation approved an action plan for low-carbon, climate-resilient development website supported by ICLEI, making Narayanganj the first Bangladeshi city to adopt such a plan, said Jubaer Rashid, Bangladesh representative for ICLEI South Asia.
"We assessed the vulnerability of the climate-impacted urban systems like energy, water supply, waste management and so on, and came up with realistic recommendations for the city to implement," he said.
The city administration has already set up air-quality monitoring systems with help from ICLEI to detect and measure polluting gases like carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide, as well as particulate matter, with real-time data displayed on public screens.
ICLEI has also encouraged renewable energy adoption in the city and has set up rooftop solar power systems at some public facilities including a public library and a hospital.
But cities have limited authority over policies and actions to tackle climate change in Bangladesh, where central government agencies are charged with delivering public services nationwide.
Municipalities need backing from central government to roll out their plans, said Rafiur Rabbi, leader of the Citizens Committee, a local movement working on social and environmental issues.
The Department of Environment, for instance, enforces regulations on emissions and effluent management, while district deputy commissioners allocate land to factories.
WATER WORKS
Narayanganj industrialised rapidly in the last 100 years owing to its strategic location on the 113 km-long Shitalakhya River, which meets the Dhaleshwari River near the city, according to local journalist Golam Rabbani.
Jute, hosiery and garment industries developed in the city as the goods could be transported along the Shitalakhya.
In addition, Narayanganj has more than two dozen canals for water transport and stormwater drainage to prevent flooding.
But in recent decades, there has been sustained encroachment on the river and canals, hampering run-off of stormwater and causing water-logging in some areas, said activist Rabbi.
The city corporation has been working to restore 26 canals in phases, which is expected to stop bad odours, boost vegetation and enable inhabitants to get around more easily.
"Water bodies also reduce the heat island effects in urban areas through evaporation," said environmental engineer Dipak Bhowmick, ICLEIs project officer in Narayanganj.
The Shitalakhya, however, has been damaged by dumping of untreated industrial effluents and municipal waste in its water, decimating biodiversity and making it "biologically almost dead", said journalist Rabbani.
This has hurt local people too.Manoranjan Goswami, 73, a leader of the fisher community in eastern Narayanganj, lamented the loss of fish and erosion of traditional livelihoods.
"There are around 100 fisherman families here, but the fish stock in the river is mostly gone," he said.
Smaller businesses usually lack funding to install and operate effluent treatment plants, said activist Rabbi, urging the government to set up central treatment plants to serve industry clusters.
The city corporation is working to build eco-parks - ecological zones including forests, wetlands and recreational green spaces - along the banks of the main river and canals to protect water bodies and address climate change, said Mayor Ivy.
Reducing river and canal pollution could also help ease growing pressure on underground aquifers as residents sink tube wells to extract clean water for their own use, she added.
MIGRANTS OVERLOOKED
Mohammad Babul Hossain, 60, moved to the city from Chandpur several years ago, and has worked as a taxi and rickshaw driver in Narayanganj - a place he prefers as "there is too much hurly-burly and trouble over there in Dhaka".
At least three-quarters of Narayanganj’s roughly 2.5 million-strong population are migrants from across Bangladesh.
As one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change, Bangladesh could see its internal climate migrants top 13 million by 2050, according to a 2018 World Bank report.
Boatmen like Mansur Gazi, 48, and Mahadeb, 45, who also left their flood-prone riverine district of Chandpur for Narayanganj, ferry people across the Shitalakhya for a few cents a journey.
Most of the manual and electric rickshaws that serve as popular transport in the city are also driven by migrants.
But their presence can cause social tensions, as "newcomers often settle down as roadside hawkers, causing congestion", noted Rabbi.
Despite growing migration, Narayanganj
like the vast majority of cities - lacks a formal strategy to
deal with the challenges, while migration as a way of adapting to
climate change pressures is not included in its ICLEI-backed
climate action plan.
FUNDING SHORTFALL
Insufficient finance is the key constraint to Narayanganj’s efforts to pursue a climate-smart development model, said Mayor Ivy.
The city corporation’s annual budget for 2021-22 is about $80 million, while in Rajshahi which has less than half the population but is the main city of its administrative division northwest of Dhaka -
it is more than $120 million.
"We need a larger budget," said Ivy, noting Narayanganj’s outsized contribution to the national economy.
ICLEI is working closely with the city corporation to formulate project proposals that include climate concerns and pitch them to global development organisations for funding, said ICLEI South Asia project officer Bhowmick.
The World Bank, Japanese government and Asian Development Bank are among those that have funded projects in the city.
Town planner Islam urged other government organisations working there, such as the Department of Environment and the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority, to coordinate their activities with the city’s sustainable development aims.
ICLEI country head Rashid said Narayanganj would serve as a pilot for low-emissions urban development in Bangladesh.Rajshahi is the second city to approve and start implementing a climate action plan, but there are no others as yet, he noted.
The southwestern port city of Mongla, meanwhile, has made some progress, with Bangladeshi organisations helping it craft a strategy for infrastructure to prevent flooding, as well as opportunities for climate migrants.
"The example of Narayanganj will demonstrate how local governments could play a role in realising the goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change," Rashid said.(Reporting by Md. Tahmid Zami ; editing by Megan Rowling. Please credit the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers the lives of people around the world who struggle to live freely or fairly. Visit website adverts.addToArray("pos" :"inread_player")Advertisement
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 6 novembre 2022 14:59, par Catharine Sebastian
Sir John Major was right to criticise The Crown over its upcoming fifth season because he was there, star of the series Jonathan Pryce said yesterday, but he was left ’bitterly disappointed’ by ’fellow artistes’ weighing in.
Pryce, 75, plays the role of Prince Phillip in the upcoming series, which has come under fire for various reasons including for shooting the moments leading up to Diana’s death for the sixth season.
He told industry website Deadline that he understood Sir John ’voicing his disquiet because he was there’ but added : ’I’m hugely disappointed by my fellow artistes.’
He said : ’The vast majority of people know it’s a drama. They’ve been watching it for four seasons.’
Jonathan Pryce films scenes for season five of Netflix’s The Crown in Covent Garden, London in May
Imelda Staunton as The Queen and Jonathan Pryce as Prince Phillip in series five, which will premier on November 9
Pryce’s comments come after Judi Dench launched a scathing criticism of the show, saying she feared some viewers may believe it is factually accurate
He told the public backlash came about due to ’an enhanced sensitivity because of the passing of the Queen.’
Pryce was referring to Sir John’s scathing comments over The Crown’s upcoming depiction of a scene in which Prince Charles is said to have summoned the PM and asked for his support in the Queen’s abdication.
Sir John branded the series a ’damaging and malicious fiction’, adding it is ’a barrel-load of nonsense peddled for no other reason than to provide maximum - and entirely false - dramatic impact.’
He denies that any such conversation with the now-King Charles III ever occurred.
His spokesperson said : ’There was never any discussion between Sir John and the then Prince of Wales about any possible abdication of the late Queen Elizabeth II - nor was such an improbable and improper subject ever raised by the then Prince of Wales (or Sir John).’
The former PM issued the statement ahead of the airing of the fifth season on November 9.
While he told Deadline he accepted Sir John’s opinion as he ’was there’, his opposition to fellow acting stars slamming the drama seems to be a thinly-veiled hit back at judi online mudah menang Dench, who wrote a letter to The Times expressing her concerns it would be viewed as the truth by viewers.
Dame Judi warned scenes such as the conversation between Major and Charles would be ’cruelly unjust’ and that there’s a danger that viewers would believe it presented an accurate version of history.
She added : ’No one is a greater believer in artistic freedom than I, but this cannot go unchallenged.
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Sir John Major, pictured during his time as Prime Minister at No10 Downing Street
’The programme makers have resisted all calls for them to carry a disclaimer at the start of each episode.
’The time has come for Netflix to reconsider - for the sake of a family and a nation so recently bereaved, as a mark of respect to a sovereign who served her people so dutifully for 70 years, and to preserve their own reputation in the eyes of their British subscribers.’
Lesley Manville, who plays Princess Anne, echoed Pryce’s comments to Deadline : ’There is, and for my part as well, a great deal of compassion towards the Queen, and depths of feeling that she is no longer with us.That has certainly heightened it all.’
She added that viewers should bear in mind ’it’s a drama’. ’I wouldn’t be involved with something that I felt was crossing the line. I don’t think the series does at all.’
The Crown has been a huge hit for Netflix, and it now spends around 11.5million per episode.
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 11 novembre 2022 19:30, par Bernie
By Md. Tahmid Zami
NARAYANGANJ, Bangladesh, June 1 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As pale fumes billowed from a factory in the Bandar neighbourhood of Narayanganj, clouding the afternoon sky, tea-stall owner Riad, 21, explained how dust and other pollution from local industries is harming crops and residents’ wellbeing.
"People here suffer from respiratory and health problems," he said."At night, noise and shaking caused by the local power plant disturb people’s sleep."
Narayanganj city - a major industrial hub just to the south of Dhaka that produces most of the country’s knitwear exports - has the third-worst air quality in Bangladesh, according to a survey last year by Stamford University.
Manufacturing and construction, meanwhile, account for 58% of the city’s planet-warming emissions, showed an assessment by the South Asia branch of ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, an international body that helps cities with green policies.
Major sources of pollution include the city’s seven cement factories, 70 to 80 illegal brick kilns and a number of steel mills, said Moinul Islam, town planner for Narayanganj City Corporation.
Narayanganj Mayor Salina Hayat Ivy, the first woman to head a city corporation in Bangladesh, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation she had asked cement and lime factories to relocate away from residential neighbourhoods.
In April, the city corporation approved an action plan for low-carbon, climate-resilient development website supported by ICLEI, making Narayanganj the first Bangladeshi city to adopt such a plan, said Jubaer Rashid, Bangladesh representative for ICLEI South Asia.
"We assessed the vulnerability of the climate-impacted urban systems like energy, water supply, waste management and so on, and came up with realistic recommendations for the city to implement," he said.
The city administration has already set up air-quality monitoring systems with help from ICLEI to detect and measure polluting gases like carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide, as well as particulate matter, with real-time data displayed on public screens.
ICLEI has also encouraged renewable energy adoption in the city and has set up rooftop solar power systems at some public facilities including a public library and a hospital.
But cities have limited authority over policies and actions to tackle climate change in Bangladesh, where central government agencies are charged with delivering public services nationwide.
Municipalities need backing from central government to roll out their plans, said Rafiur Rabbi, leader of the Citizens Committee, a local movement working on social and environmental issues.
The Department of Environment, for instance, enforces regulations on emissions and effluent management, while district deputy commissioners allocate land to factories.
WATER WORKS
Narayanganj industrialised rapidly in the last 100 years owing to its strategic location on the 113 km-long Shitalakhya River, which meets the Dhaleshwari River near the city, according to local journalist Golam Rabbani.
Jute, hosiery and garment industries developed in the city as the goods could be transported along the Shitalakhya.
In addition, Narayanganj has more than two dozen canals for water transport and stormwater drainage to prevent flooding.
But in recent decades, there has been sustained encroachment on the river and canals, hampering run-off of stormwater and causing water-logging in some areas, said activist Rabbi.
The city corporation has been working to restore 26 canals in phases, which is expected to stop bad odours, boost vegetation and enable inhabitants to get around more easily.
"Water bodies also reduce the heat island effects in urban areas through evaporation," said environmental engineer Dipak Bhowmick, ICLEIs project officer in Narayanganj.
The Shitalakhya, however, has been damaged by dumping of untreated industrial effluents and municipal waste in its water, decimating biodiversity and making it "biologically almost dead", said journalist Rabbani.
This has hurt local people too.Manoranjan Goswami, 73, a leader of the fisher community in eastern Narayanganj, lamented the loss of fish and erosion of traditional livelihoods.
"There are around agen togel online bet 100 fisherman families here, but the fish stock in the river is mostly gone," he said.
Smaller businesses usually lack funding to install and operate effluent treatment plants, said activist Rabbi, urging the government to set up central treatment plants to serve industry clusters.
The city corporation is working to build eco-parks - ecological zones including forests, wetlands and recreational green spaces along the banks of the main river and canals to protect water bodies and address climate change, said Mayor
Ivy.
Reducing river and canal pollution could also help ease growing pressure on underground aquifers as residents sink tube wells to extract clean water for their own use, she added.
MIGRANTS OVERLOOKED
Mohammad Babul Hossain, 60, moved to the city from Chandpur several years ago, and has worked as a taxi and rickshaw driver in Narayanganj - a place he prefers as "there is too much hurly-burly and trouble over there in Dhaka".
At least three-quarters of Narayanganj’s roughly 2.5 million-strong population are migrants from across Bangladesh.
As one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change, Bangladesh could see its internal climate migrants top 13 million by 2050, according to a 2018 World Bank report.
Boatmen like Mansur Gazi, 48, and Mahadeb, 45, who also left their flood-prone riverine district of Chandpur for Narayanganj, ferry people across the Shitalakhya for a few cents a journey.
Most of the manual and electric rickshaws that serve as popular transport in the city are also driven by migrants.
But their presence can cause social tensions, as "newcomers often settle down as roadside hawkers, causing congestion", noted Rabbi.
Despite growing migration, Narayanganj - like the vast majority of cities - lacks a formal strategy to deal with the challenges, while migration as a way of adapting to climate change pressures is not included in its ICLEI-backed climate action plan.
FUNDING SHORTFALL
Insufficient finance is the key constraint to Narayanganj’s efforts to pursue a climate-smart development model, said Mayor Ivy.
The city corporation’s annual budget for 2021-22 is about $80 million, while in Rajshahi - which has less than half the population but is the main city of its administrative division northwest of Dhaka - it is more than $120 million.
"We need a larger budget," said Ivy, noting Narayanganj’s outsized contribution to the national economy.
ICLEI is working closely with the city corporation to formulate project proposals that include climate concerns and pitch them to global development organisations for funding, said ICLEI South Asia project officer Bhowmick.
The World Bank, Japanese government and Asian Development Bank are among those that have funded projects in the city.
Town planner Islam urged other government organisations working there, such as the Department of Environment and the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority, to coordinate their activities with the city’s sustainable development aims.
ICLEI country head Rashid said Narayanganj would serve as a pilot for low-emissions urban development in Bangladesh.Rajshahi is the second city to approve and start implementing a climate action plan, but there are no others as yet, he noted.
The southwestern port city of Mongla, meanwhile, has made some progress, with Bangladeshi organisations helping it craft a strategy for infrastructure to prevent flooding, as well as opportunities for climate migrants.
"The example of Narayanganj will demonstrate how local governments could play a role in realising the goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change," Rashid said.(Reporting by Md. Tahmid Zami ; editing by Megan Rowling. Please credit the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers the lives of people around the world who struggle to live freely or fairly. Visit website adverts.addToArray("pos" :"inread_player")Advertisement
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 12 novembre 2022 08:10, par Adrianna
has decided not to let Jake Tapper keep Chris Cuomo’s old 9pm primetime slotfollowing poor viewership
throwing a hurdle into plans for the anchor
to become the ’face’ of the news channel as it pulls away from partisan reporting.
Tapper, one of the channel’s lead Washington anchors, had been tapped for the timeslot less than a month ago, ahead of this year’s .
At the time, the network had said the change could be temporary, setting a timeline for Tapper’s new gig set to end on November 11.
Sure enough, on Wednesday, a little over a week before that supposed deadline, the famously progressive network said in a statement that Tapper will be tapped out of primetime next Friday, upon the conclusion of that timeframe.
The decision is the latest in a series of sweeping changes enacted by the network as it strives to shed its perception of being too liberal under new CEO Chris Licht, who took the job in February, just months after Cuomo’sousting last December.
Since then, the station has failed to fill the slot long associated with the anchor,who lost the gig after trying to help his brother fight off a sexual harassment scandal.
Ratings for the hour have since suffered following Cuomo’s departure, despite splashy interviews with several high-profile guests.
The 52-year-old Cuomo, who manned the hour for three years, recently began a new job anchoring for the non-partisan network NewsNation, buthis primetime slot remains in limbo, previously manned by a series of rotating hosts as showrunners struggle to find the solution to its dwindling viewership.
CNN has walked back its decision to have Jake Tapper take over Chris Cuomo’s old 9pm primetime slot following poor viewership - throwing a hurdle into the network’s reported plans for the anchor to become the ’face’ of the network as it pulls away from partisan reporting.
The time slot has been vacant ever since the December 2021 ousting of Chris Cuomo, who headed the hour with great success for three years before being forced to resign for helping his brother Andrew Cuomo navigate a damning sex scandal
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’As part of a special lineup, Jake agreed to anchor the 9pm hour through the midterm elections,’ a spokesperson said of the station’s decision to pull the plug on the Tapper experiment Wednesday in a statement.
The rep added that upon ’the completion of that schedule,’ Tapper will return to hosthis longtime 4pm post on the political program ’The Lead.’
The network said it will announce further plans for its ever-shifting lineup ’in the coming days.’
Tapper’s tentative primetime tenure saw him engage in interviews with big names such as President Biden and movie star Dwayne ’The Rock’ Johnson - but the high- profile guests failed to save ratings for the failing hour.
New CNN boss Chris Licht, pictured here at the Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty in March, reportedly had wanted Tapper on the 9pm time slot permanently - but following poor ratings, those primetime aspirations were seemingly put to rest
At its height, the show managed just 854,000 viewers - a distant third behind Fox News’ ’Hannity,’ with 2.6 million viewers, and MSNBC’s ’Alex Wagner Tonight,’ with 1.6 million viewers.
Tapper’s audience has reportedly dipped even further since the network’s latest ratings release - seemingly throwing a monkey wrench into Licht’s reported plans for Tapper, a no-nonsense political commentator, to become the ’new face’ of the network.
Licht reportedly had wanted Tapper for the 9pm time slot permanently - but following the poor ratings, those aspirations were seemingly put to rest, dashing the primetime chances of someone who waswidely speculated to be among the top talent at the station in the running for the permanent gig.
The time slot has been vacant ever since the December 2021 ousting of Cuomo.
’The world has come to rely on Jake’s no-nonsense approach to covering the news, especially during high-stakes election cycles,’ chief executive Licht said in a statement announcing Tapper’s temporary promotion last month.
Tapper’s tentative primetime tenure saw him engage in interviews with big names such as President Biden - which failed to save ratings for the failing hour
The decision dashed the primetime chances of Tapper, someone who was widely speculated to be among the top talent at the station in the running for the permanent gig
The 51-year-old CEO added :’This move will showcase his tough reporting, smart analysis and consequential interviews as our audiences navigate the myriad of issues at stake in the midterms.’
As for the reasoning behind the network’s foregoing of Tapper, several observers noted the host’s sluggish ratings during the weeks he was hosting, as Licht and other network leaders work to retool the station’s editorial strategy and right diminished ratings.
Licht, who replaced ousted boss Jeff Zucker last February,has made a number of changes at CNN since taking the helm, turning heads as he strives to return the station to its roots with hard-hitting, non-partisan journalism free of punditry.
that have turned heads both within the company and externally, and said his vision for CNN is one where journalism takes a front seat to punditry prevalent across much of cable news.
Last month, in addition to the 9pm shuffle, anchor Alisyn Camerota and legal analyst Laura Coates were moved to man the 10pm through 12am time slot - a post that was left abandoned by Don Lemon, who was moved to heada ’reimagined’ morning show along with co-anchors Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins.
’By adding the insights, experience and strong voices of Alisyn and Laura, we will advance and expand on that coverage, creating something complimentary and compelling in primetime,’ Licht said of the decision - one of the biggest made by the boss in recent months amid his nonpartisan overhaul.
Tapper’s promotion came days after CNN announced a ’reimagined’ morning show featuring famously progressive anchor Don Lemon - despite the new CEO’s repeated pledges to move the network away from left-leaning commentary
Since taking the helm, Licht, has been adamant staff move awayfrom opinionated reporting that became especially prevalent during’s election campaign and subsequent presidency, with histenure already seeing marked decreases in partisan panels featuring outspoken anchors such as Alyssa Farah.
Days before tapping Tapper, CNN announced the ’reimagined’ morning show featuring famously progressive Lemon,another prime-time staple at the network and a famously outspoken critic of former President Trump and the Republican Party.
The decision saw Lemon sign off his 10 p.m.-midnight block on October 7, trading in the hour for thenew morning program.
The shakeup came as a surprise to some, as it seemingly contradicted Licht’s repeated pledges to move the network away from left-leaning commentary.
Cuomo, who manned the hour for three years, recently began a new job anchoring for non-partisan network NewsNation. His primetime slot remains in limbo, having been manned by a series of rotating hosts as showrunners struggle to find the solution to its viewership woes
The production replaced the ’New Day’ show hosted by John Berman and Brianna Keilar, which had run from 6 to 9am.
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 20 novembre 2022 17:45, par Christina Crofts
A ’brave’ ’stood her ground’ while dealing with ’uncomfortable’ heckling from a Northern Ireland protestor, a body language expert has claimed.
, 40, was speaking to members of the public at a walkabout in North yesterday .
While shaking hands with the princess, the woman said : ’Nice to meet you but it would be better if it was when you were in your own country.’
Determined not to let it rattle her, a stunned Katelaughed and let go of the woman’s hand before continuing to smile and greet other members of the crowd.
Speaking to FEMAIL, body language expert Judi James said Kate has proven she will be a ’gutsy’ Queen by simply taking the awkward encounter in her stride.
A ’brave’ Princess of Wales ’stood her ground’ while dealing with ’uncomfortable’ heckling from a Northern Ireland protestor, a body language expert has claimed (pictured)
The Princess of Wales kept her composure and brushed off the comments.Body language expert Judi said Kate refused to be ’intimidated’ by the incident
She explained : ’This heckling ritual would have felt even more uncomfortable for Kate than just listening to the woman’s words.
’Kate is greeting a friendly crowd and the woman holds her hand out for a shake.
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’Once she has Kate’s hand she traps it in her own, performing several quite aggressive-looking shakes while holding it tight and even pulling Kate in towards her as she does so.’
The body language expert continued :’We can see Kate’s hand is held for a shake that goes on longer than usual.Her fingers have been pulled up the woman’s sleeve and her knuckles looked gripped tight enough to whiten.’
Speaking to FEMAIL, body language expert Judi said Kate has proven she will be a ’gutsy’ Queen by simply taking the awkward encounter in her stride
The Princess of Wales was challenged by an Irish nationalist during an impromptu walkabout in Northern Ireland .Pictured : The woman as she speaks to Kate
’It is always a worry for royals and any celebrity when any crowd member keeps hold of their hand for longer than normal but following the Queen’s death this prolonged clasping was seen quite a lot when the public wanted to offer their sympathy and condolences, especially to Charles and William.
’There is a _normal’ time for a handshake and when it goes on longer it can feel like a power gesture, though.’
Although Judi claimed the woman intended the handshake to make the Princess feel ’helpless’, the expert said it had the opposite effect.
She continued : ’Kate uses eye contact but her smile doesn’t miss a beat and, instead of looking away quickly and moving on to ignore the woman dismissively, she handles the moment well by making an _oh’ to suggest _what a pity’.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, both 40, greeted members of the public on an impromptu walkabout in North Belfast yesterday afternoon
The Princess of Wales met young royal fans outside a youth charity centre in North Belfast yesterday afternoon
’Then, when her hand is released but the woman is still filming and heckling, keeping to her spot and even looking around for other hands to shake.
’The response of smiling but moving on quickly would be understandable and a typical royal move but standing your ground to show you’re not intimidated does look rather brave.’
Examining the Princess’ verbal response, Judi claims Kate ’heard the heckler perfectly’ but kept her composure nonetheless.
She added : ’Will Kate turn out to be a gutsy queen ? She doesn’t even seem to glance around for her security to either alert them or to make herself feel safer by checking they were aware.
The Prince and Princess of Wales shared the short video and tweet online last night choosing to focus on other parts of their visit
The woman who confronted Kate was not included in the video shared by the couple - instead, clips showed the Prince and Princess of Wales meeting members of the public (right) and making cocktails (left)
While the short clip shared on the Prince and Princess of Wales’ official social media did feature several moments from their walkabout, the moment with the woman in the green jumper wasn’t included
Instead, the couple shared clips of the royals meeting schoolchildren (left and right) who held banners welcoming them to the area
’She just sounds very slightly disappointed by the woman’s comments.
’She responded with charm but her lack of any other response might suggest a confident lack of fear at being challenged.’
Following the incident, the Prince and paid thanks to Northern Ireland for hosting them following a trip to Belfast.
and Kate shared a message on their official social media pages, writing : ’Thank you for having us, Northern Ireland !’
Observers took to social media to praise Kate for ’handling the moment perfectly’
The Princess of Wales (pictured) has been challenged by an Irish nationalist during an impromptu walkabout in Northern Ireland
The Princess of Wales waves to members of the public following a walkabout in Carrickfergus as part of a visit to Northern Ireland
Princess Kate brushes back her hair while meeting with royal fans during a visit to Northern Ireland
Kate beams as she chats to royal fans alongside Prince William during a visit to Belfast on Thursday
Meanwhile the couple posted a swish video showing a highlights reel of their trip, including a clip of the royal mother-of-three making a cocktail, and Prince William playing with a pair of dogs.
The clip, which was shared last night by the couple, featured a number of clips from the stay, including the walkabout.
However the incident with the woman in the heckler wasn’t included in the video.
Instead, Kate was seen greeting school-children and the camera panned across a crowd of waving royal fans.
In another clip, Prince William was seen chatting to members of the public.
Observers took to social media to praise Kate for ’handling the moment perfectly.’
One wrote on Twitter : ’That very disrespectful lady should have stayed at home instead of wasting her time waiting for someone she doesn’t like...Catherine handled the moment perfectly though.
Kate chats to a group of schoolchildren holding Union Jack flags during a visit to Northern Ireland on Thursday
MWilliam and Kate during a walkabout outside Carrickfergus Castle in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland
’She and William were welcomed with open arms by everyone else...there’s lots of love for them !’
The incident happened during Kate and William’s visit to Northern Ireland yesterday.
Hundreds of people lined the Marine Highway in Carrickfergus, a town to the north of Belfast, as the pair visited the County Antrim town.
They exchanged handshakes and fist-bumps with local schoolchildren who had waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
Earlier they visited a local charity and were then greeted by the Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Noel Williams.
The late Queen gave William and Kate the titles Baron and Baroness Carrickfergus on the morning of their wedding in 2011.
Kate shakes hand with excited young girls during a visit to Northern Ireland on Thursday
Kate cut a chic figure in Belfast on Thursday in a pastel blue blouse and matching pea coat, paired with navy cropped trousers and heelsadverts.addToArray("pos" :"inread_player")Advertisement
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 26 novembre 2022 02:49, par Tiffany
She was eliminated on Monday night’s episode of MasterChef.
AndTati Carlin has explained the kind off pressure the contestants are really under when filming the show.
She toldfollowing her elimination :’I’m quite okay working nder pressure but it’s different when you’re working under pressure with the time. Time was our enemy.’
’Not everyone can cook with cameras around you and judges talking to you’ : MasterChef’s Tati Carlin (pictured) explained her exit after being eliminated after Monday’s episode
Tati continued :’You could cook anything, but not everyone could cook under certain time, wiith cameras around you and judges talking to you.
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’That was the really difficult part - cooking under pressure with so much going around you.’
The cook was eliminted after an apple pie challenge - but it was more ordinary pie that she had to make.
She told Ten Daily : ’I’m quote okay working under pressure but... the really difficult part [was] cooking under pressure with so much going around you’. Pictured on MasterChef
Hard work :The cook was eliminated after an apple pie challenge but it was more ordinary pie that she had to make
Fancy dessert !The contestants had to remake a very elaborate dessert created by chef Kirsten Tibballs.The futuristic dish involved 60 separate steps and a nine-page recipe
The contestants had to remake a very elaborate dessert created by chefKirsten Tibballs, owner of Savour Chocolate & Patisserie School.
The futuristic dish involved 60 separate steps and a nine-page recipe that had to be followed to the letter.
Tati also revealed that she was shocked that her recipe for peanut crackers went viral in Indonesia.
Yum !Tati also revealed that she was shocked that her recipe for peanut crackers went viral in Indonesia.The Rempeyek peanut cracker recipe was viewed over two million times online
The Rempeyek peanut cracker recipe was viewed over two million times online, and she found out after the fact.
The dish is one close to her heart, with the cook revealing in a recent Instagram post : ’I hope I have made my late EYANG PUTRI (grandma) proud for cooking her peanut crackers and the chicken tomatoes curry wrapped in banana leaves.’
She added proudly : ’I am so glad I have brought more Indonesian food to @masterchefau’.
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 27 novembre 2022 21:30, par Elizabeth
By Sarah Wu and Yimou Lee
TAIPEI, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen resigned as head of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on Saturday after her strategy to frame local elections as showing defiance to China’s rising bellicosity failed to pay off and win public support.
The elections for mayors, county chiefs and local councillors are ostensibly about domestic issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic and crime, and those elected will not have a direct say on China policy.
But Tsai had recast the election as being more than a local vote, saying the world is watching how Taiwan defends its democracy amid military tensions with China, which claims the island as its territory.
The main opposition party the Kuomintang, or KMT, was leading or claimed victory in 13 of the 21 city mayor and county chief seats up for grabs, including the capital Taipei, compared to the DPP’s five, broadly in line with expectations and similar to the results of the last local elections in 2018.
"The results failed our expectations. We humbly accept the results and accept the Taiwanese people’s decision," Tsai told reporters at party headquarters as she quit as party head, which she also did after 2018’s poor results.
"It’s not like the DPP has never failed before," Tsai, who will continue serving as president until 2024, added."We don’t have time to feel sorry. We fell, but we will stand up again."
Tsai said she had rejected a resignation offer from Premier Su Tseng-chang, also a senior DPP member, adding she had asked him to stay in office to ensure her policies would be properly implemented.
The Cabinet said Su had agreed to stay due to the need for stability amid the "arduous" domestic and international situation.
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office said the result showed that mainstream Taiwanese public opinion was for peace, stability and "a good life", and that Beijing would keep working with Taiwan’s people to promote peaceful relations and to oppose Taiwan independence and foreign interference.
’RED’ ACCUSATIONS
Both the DPP and KMT, which traditionally favours close ties with China though strongly denies being pro-Beijing, had concentrated their campaign efforts in wealthy and populous northern Taiwan, especially Taipei, whose mayor from the small Taiwan People’s Party could not run again due to term limits.
The KMT has accused Tsai and the DPP of being overly confrontational with China, and of trying to besmirch the party for being "red" - a reference to the colours of the Chinese Communist Party.
It focused its campaign on criticising the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially after a surge in cases this year.
KMT Chairman Eric Chu celebrated their victory, but said they would also protect Taiwan’s freedoms.
"We will insist on defending the Republic of China and protecting democracy and freedom," he told reporters, using Taiwan’s official name."We will also work hard to keep regional peace."
China carried out war games near Taiwan in August to express anger at a visit to Taipei by U.S.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and its military activities have continued, though on a reduced scale.
The election took place a month after the 20th congress of China’s Communist Party, where President Xi Jinping secured an unprecedented third term in office a point Tsai repeatedly made on the campaign trail.
Focus will now turn to the 2024 presidential and parliament election, which Tsai and the DPP won by a landslide in 2020 on a pledge to stand up to China and defend Taiwan’s freedoms.
Tsai is serving her second term in office and cannot stand again as president because of term limits.(Reporting by Sarah Wu and Yimou Lee ; Writing by Ben Blanchard ; Editing by Gerry Doyle, William Mallard, Edmund Klamann, Mark Heinrich, Kirsten Donovan)
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Valeurs de la Chanson fran-aise 2 décembre 2022 15:58, par Hayley
The smell of burning rubber, water sprayed in your face, a moving seat and surround video are among the measures cinemas hope will get you through their doors.
The UK’s largest cinema chain, Cineworld, is among theatres pinning their hopes on more immersive experiences as part of its Covid lockdown recovery efforts.
Cineworld plans to roll out its 4DX immersive auditoriums and Screen X 270-degree ’surround video’ screens to about 30 per cent of its 99 UK cinemas.
The move comes as cinemas begin to show delayed blockbuster films for the first time in months after lockdown measures forced them to shut.
During lockdown a number of production and distribution companies began offering their new films for a fee over streaming platforms like iTunes, Sky Store and Amazon.
The new Christopher Nolan spy movie Tenet, starring John David Washington, Michael Cain and Robert Pattinson will be a cinema exclusive release on August 26.
Cineworld’s exclusive 4DX screenings have stimulating effects such as motion, water, wind, scent and lighting - timed with precision to ’enhance what’s happening on screen’
Elizabeth Debicki, left, and John David Washington in a scene from ’Tenet’, one of the first major releases after cinemas reopened from lockdown
The latest digital first release is the live-action remake of Mulan, which will be available to stream on Disney+ for $29.99 - a UK release hasn’t been confirmed.
Mooky Greidinger, CEO of Cineworld said the immersive move would bring ’added value and additional excitement’ to the big screen that can’t be replicated at home.
4DX technology, already in place at a number of Cineworld locations - including London’s Leicester Square includes moving seats, smoke machines and water.
According to a Cineworld 4DX is available in 31 4DX auditoriums, including their flagship site at Cineworld Leicester Square.
The auditoriums are designed to make viewers feel like they are part of the experience happening on screen and also include scents from the film.
’I think there are many items that are going to bring people back to the big screen from the small screen but one of them for sure is 4DX,’ Greidinger told .
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One of the first big budget movies to come back to cinemas will be spy film Tenet that was written, directed and produced by Christopher Nolan.
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