Monday, November 15, 2010

Kay Parker Milf Taboo

THE U.S. Civil War . (1861-1865) HISTORY

Here you have two videos as part of a documentary about the American Civil War (1861-5), a contest of great historical significance as laid the foundation for the transformation of U.S. in a great world power. Of the two parts of the documentary, m and find most interesting part 2 (the video that I listed above), especially since the 0:55 minutes, because it is trying novel aspects of the conflict how they are targeting military wars industrial era, especially the First World War : the war of attrition, the destroyer carĂ¡ter industrial weapons, trenches, total war, the development of medicine campaign, war reporters, etc.

Anyway, for those who like the subject, you can also see the first part (video below), centered at the First Battle of Bull Run (July 21, 1861), the first meeting of importance in this long war.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Pokemon Emerald Speed



Forges In this vignette from Thursday (November 11, 2010) is a picture of a battle in which he was resoundingly defeated the 7 th Cavalry ... Do you remember what was it? What military, who so recklessly led his soldiers to death, was head of the regiment on that day in June 1876? Leave your answer as a comment to the blog.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Famosas Cacnondas Mexicanas

FORGES KNOW WHEN THE SONG BECOMES COMPLAINT (duties for Thursday, besides the comment)

Eleanora Fagan Gough (Philadelphia, 1915 - New York, 1959), known as Billie Holiday , is one of the most important jazz singers of all time, alongside Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald.

In his lengthy discography, let deternos in a song called Strange Fruit ("Strange Fruit"). You must investigate and leave as comment on the blog the following questions :
  1. Listen to the song (click here ): How would you define the melody and the singing of Billie Holiday (fast or slow happy or sad, calm or torn ...)?
  2. What date is the song? How many years had passed since the end of the American Civil War?
  3. What is really the song? What is that "strange fruit"?
  4. What do you think was the purpose of Billie Holiday in popularizing this song?
  5. In the city of Mobile (Alabama) Billie Holiday had to flee when he tried to sing the song during a concert, why? Where in the United States is Alabama?