what is Miló of Narbonne?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mil%C3%B3_of_Narbonne
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Et les victoires des Bleus? la victoire en Afrique du Sud au mois de juin? Laporte y est pour quelque chose tout de même! la question serait plutôt : faut-il faire des contrôles anti dopage plus souvent? a voir les différences entre les Blacks et les équipe d'Europe, alors que tous sont pro et suivent des préparations physiques intenses, on peut se poser la question. Cette domination des Blacks est aussi troublante que les moyennes des cyclistes dans les cols des Alpes ou des Pyrénées...
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zizou, bien sûr. Il a même essayé de se reconvertir en bouliste, mais ça ne lui a pas bien réussi. Le grand zizou foot !
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Hi Helen. \n"The Once and Future King" by TH White is probably the best version of the King Arthur legend in plain English. Arthur was King and will come back to be King again, is the legend.\nIn this case I believe that Magneto is seeing himself more as a Merlin figure, creating the conditions for a new world order to arise in which he himself will not be King. As part of this Merlin was entombed alive by the nymph Nimue - Magneto by Prof. Xavier. In the book we know by the end that Merlin is not defeated forever and that the new world will not end with Arthurs death, but that both will indeed return and the new world is merely delayed, rather than prevented. \nSo does Magneto see himself as the magician, pulling the strings to put an end to an age of darkness, ignorance and barbarism? Yes!\nDoes he believe he will escape and start again? Yes again!\nFinal irony? Magnetos escape from his prison is set in train by a "nymph", if you can count her as such!\nRegards, Steve.
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David Nalbandian (born January 1, 1982, Unquillo, Córdoba, Argentina) is a professional tennis player from Argentina. He is currently the World's No. 7 male tennis player. \n\nNalbandian is of Armenian descent; his last name means "one who makes horse shoes" in Armenian.\n\nNalbandian began playing tennis at age five. As a junior player, he won the 1998 Junior US Open singles against Roger Federer and the 1999 Junior Wimbledon doubles titles.\n\nHe turned professional in 2000. In 2001, he finished in the ATP top 50 for the first time. He finished 2002 as no. 1 Argentine and South American for the first time in his career, winning 2 ATP titles and reaching the Wimbledon final, where he set a record and stunned the tennis world by becoming the first man to reach the final on his senior debut, in 2002. Furthermore, his run to the 2002 Wimbledon final is even more remarkable, considering that it was his first ever pro tournament on grass.\n\nSince then he has continued to climb his way up the ranks of professional tennis, and has finished each of the last two years ranked inside the year end top ten. In 2003 Nalbandian reached the semifinals of the US Open, where he lost to Andy Roddick, after holding a match point in the third set, after a few controversial calls. In 2004, Nalbandian reached the French Open semifinals losing to eventual champion Gastón Gaudio.\n\nIn 2005, Nalbandian won the Tennis Masters Cup, becoming only the second Argentine tennis player in history (after Guillermo Vilas in 1974) to win the end of year tournament. Having replaced American Andy Roddick, Nalbandian won two of his three group matches (l. to Roger Federer, d. Ivan Ljubičić and Guillermo Coria). In the semi-finals he defeated Russian Nikolay Davydenko and in the final, he beat World No. 1 Roger Federer.\n\nCountry  Argentina \nResidence Córdoba, Argentina \nDate of birth January 1, 1982 \nPlace of birth Córdoba, Argentina \nHeight 5 ft 11 in (180 cm) \nWeight 175 lb (79 kg) \nTurned Pro 2000 \nPlays Right; Two-handed backhand \nCareer Prize Money $6,961,094 \nSingles \nCareer record: 214-104 \nCareer titles: 5 \nHighest ranking: No. 3 (March 20, 2006) \nGrand Slam results \nAustralian Open SF (2006) \nFrench Open SF (2004, 2006) \nWimbledon F (2002) \nU.S. Open SF (2003) \nDoubles \nCareer record: 26-35 \nCareer titles: 0 \nHighest ranking: No. 116 (July 21, 2003)
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I only know his first name: Torshe. Crazy parents...
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A Ponsonas c'est L'ENDROIT\nwww.alpes-trieves.com\n\nUn truc vertigineux. J'ai une amie qui a organisé ça pour son mari.\nIl l'a énormément apprécié (même s'il a vomis tripes et boyaux avant de sauter)\nBon courage à lui!\n\nAu même endroit il y a une via ferrata. Quand on aime le "gaz" c'est l'bon coin!
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:}\nHe was a gay-affirming parish priest. The “nalert” (news alert) is that he has been ousted for inappropriate finical dealings
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On April 30, 711, the armies of Tariq landed at Gibraltar (the name Gibraltar is derived from the Arabic name Jabal al-Tariq, which means mountain of Tariq). Upon landing, Tariq is said to have burned his ships then made the following speech, well-known in the Muslim world, to his soldiers:\n\n    أيّها الناس، أين المفر؟ البحر من ورائكم، والعدوّ أمامكم، وليس لكم والله إلا الصدق والصبر...\n    O People ! There is nowhere to run away! The sea is behind you, and the enemy in front of you: There is nothing for you, by God, except only sincerity and patience. (as recounted by al-Maqqari).\n\nThe Moorish armies swept through Hispania and, in the summer of 711, won a decisive victory when the Visigoth king, Roderic, was defeated and killed on July 19th at the Battle of Guadalete. Afterwards, Tariq was made governor of Hispania but eventually was called back to Damascus by the Umayyad Caliph Walid I because he did not authorize the Muslim invasion of Spain.
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the most powerful gay man in the world is probably in the closet. Of all the ones that aren't, I'm going to say EU commissioner Peter Mandelson. I think he came out.
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Rev Trask. He's lives near here I think. Didn't he say he was from Bangor , Maine. I live in Derry.
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He is captain of egypt,former player for Ismaili & a Beskitas player now.\n:)
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The ones here love SMALL black oil sunflower seeds and nyger thistle seed.  They eat it here all day long.  Don't get the bigger seeds with milo they don't like milo.  Good luck
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^  He's one of those GAYs   ^^\n|                          \n|
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On a quand même très vite fait de glorifier les gens puis de leur cracher dessus (l'image n'est pas forcément pour Barthez...)... Je recommence! =)\n\nOn a quand même vite fait de glorifier les gens puis de les piétiner je trouve!!! Barthez EST un excellent gardien, Coupet aussi certes, mais au niveau de l'expérience, de la maturité et du sang froid, notre cher international au crâne rasé est encore devant Grégory COUPET!\n\nAlors OUI, Barthez doit rester le gardien titulaire de l'équipe de France, à mon humble avis!
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parce que l'EDF est tombe dans un groupe trop fort!!! Togo, Suisse, Coree!!! quel debol vraiment! lolll ils auraient pu avoir un groupe plus faible quand meme! style Argentine, Hollande, CoteIvoire!!! ahahahhh mort de rire!
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Beaucoup de gens parient sur l'Argentine... \nPersonnellement je trouve que l'Espagne n'est pas trop mal parti!