Green Day - Working Class Hero ( moins )

Green Day - Working Class Hero ( moins )

Vidéo sur le rôle du syndicat GIWUSA en AFrique du sud ( moins )

Vidéo sur le rôle du syndicat GIWUSA en AFrique du sud ( moins )

I saw you walk down the street With some other girl Always thought that I was the only one in your world Baby can you tell me so Out of sight of of mind ain't what love ought to be And I hoped all the time that you'd be faithful to me faithful to me [Répétition 1] : All I'm asking you for when you walk out the door Is to me my baby, baby I just want to be sure That forever and more You would be my baby Love is just like a flower baby it has to grow And when you are away I'm even loving you more I just have to let you know One on one is the way and that's the way it should be So if you're not gonna stay Then don't be playing with me You can set me free [Répétition 2] : All I'm asking you for when you walk out the door Is to me my baby, baby 'Cause all this lovev is for you And you know that I'm true And I'll be your baby All I'm asking you for when you walk out the door Is to me my baby, baby 'Cause I knew from the start That you were working my heart Won't you be my baby I remember our walk other Saturday night Sweet harmonies filled and floated through our minds Never felt this way before We were riding so high on love and understanding So why go wasting your time when you have got such a find That is everlasting [Répétition 1] [Répétition 2] And I want you to love me baby. ( moins )

Standing there alone, the ship is waiting. All systems are go. "Are you sure?" Control is not convinced, but the computer has the evidence. No need to abort. The countdown starts. Watching in a trance, the crew is certain. Nothing left to chance, all is working. Trying to relax up in the capsule "Send me up a drink." jokes Major Tom. The count goes on... 4, 3, 2, 1 Earth below us drifting, falling. Floating weightless calling, calling home... Second stage is cut. We're now in orbit. Stabilizers up, runnning perfect. Starting to collect requested data. "What will it affect when all is done?" thinks Major Tom. Back at ground control, there is a problem. "Go to rockets full." Not responding. "Hello Major Tom. Are you receiving? Turn the thrusters on. We're standing by." There's no reply. 4, 3, 2, 1 Earth below us drifting, falling. Floating weightless calling, calling home... Across the stratosphere, a final message: "Give my wife my love." Then nothing more. Far beneath the ship, the world is mourning. They don't realize he's alive. No one understands, but Major Tom sees. "Now the light commands this is my home, I'm coming home." Earth below us drifting, falling. Floating weightless coming home... Earth below us drifting, falling. Floating weightless coming, coming home... home..... ( moins )

Voici les détails de la moto tel qu'écrit par l'instigateur du projet: Backyard project to create a form of local transportation WITHOUT burning gasoline. Since I work within 5 miles of my home and do a lot of local running around, the idea was to leave the car at home and commute with clean, quiet electric power as much as possible. Have been on the road only a few weeks -- still in the testing/adjusting phase, but so far it looks like this: Bike has a lot (too much) low end torque so it is pretty quick from a standing start. However, the top speed right now is about 45mph. Since I started with a low 6:1 gear ratio, I have plenty of room to change gearing for more top speed -- however, since I use this locally (mostly on 35mph city streets), I don't really need much more speed. Also, I chose the Alltrax controller because it comes with free software so I can plug my laptop into the bike and adjust motor power, throttle curve, etc. I'm currently using four 12 volt batteries for a 48 volt bike. Since this was an "experiment" and my first EV, I used the cheapest batteries I could find (Wal-Mart 85 ah Marine batteries at about $45 each). They are, however, working out well for now. Plugs in to any standard 120 volt household outlet and takes about 6 hours to charge (not really sure since I plug it in at night and it's ready in the morning). The math says the range would be about 30 miles on a charge, but it's looking like much less than that right now. Again, actual numbers coming as soon as I complete testing and adjusting. Total cost to build is about $2,800 which includes the cost of the original bike, the (all-new) motor and electronics, new tires, etc. Cost to run (electricity) should be about 2 cents per mile. Some Details : D&D SepEx Motor (about 45 ft-pd torque at 2000rpm) 400 Amp Alltrax Controller with PC link Four 12 volt deep cycle marine batteries (Wal-Mart) Four on-board battery chargers More details coming soon. . . . . . GO GREEN ! ( moins )

Extraits de la chanson Working on the railroad avec mon band cajun Les Coursailleurs ( moins )

Pro Mujer (meaning, in Spanish, Pro Woman) is a not-for-profit microfinance organization working to improve the life conditions of poor women and their families in Latin America, primarily though Microcredit programs and micro-loans, with other services being developed to further enhance the services it provides. The Pro Mujer methodology also includes business training, savings programs and healthcare services to its clients. ( moins )

CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. We place special focus on working alongside poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty. Women are at the heart of CARE's community-based efforts to improve basic education, prevent the spread of HIV, increase access to clean water and sanitation, expand economic opportunity and protect natural resources. CARE also delivers emergency aid to survivors of war and natural disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives. ( moins )