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When I visited Chile and Uruguay I noticed they were different than the rest of Latin America. They didn't go out to clubs a lot, it was more about bars, lounges, and pubs. The cities were not as festive as the ones in Brazil, Mexico or Colombia. The people were interested in things likes science, economics and politics. Most of the college students I met were studying engineering or economics.
The most festive people I met in Chile were the Peruvian immigrants! The town in Southern Chile looked like little Swiss towns. I mean the country did not have that Latin flavor at all. The closest I got to Latin was with immigrants from other Latin countries or the youth who listened to a bit regaeton. Most of the musical acts sounded funky like Red Hot Chili Peppers or British like Artic Monkeys. The style in Chile is more London-esque. It's weird. There was hardly any salsa music, a little cumbia but not much like its neighboring nations.
Your thoughts.

Uruguay, Chile, and Argentina, the Southern Cone, are demographically different from most of Latin America. The population is mostly of European ancestry. The Indians were killed off rather quickly, and there were only a few slaves. Historically, they've been the most prosperous of Latin American countries. As such they attracted large numbers of European immigrants, who brought their own culture. What we think of as Latino culture is mix of Spanish and Indian cultures. The Swiss looking towns you saw were probably inhabited by Swiss or German immigrants and their descendants.

I want to go to college in London. My husband already has a job he can get so I'm finacially stable to pay anything. I want to major in music [and maybe business, I want to have my own record label] so what colleges in London sound fit to me?

If you mean University, then University College London or King's College London are the best universities in London, for humanities at least (Imperial College London teaches only science based degrees).

Glastonbury Festival 2007

June 2007
Pyramid Stage
Friday 22 June
Arctic Monkeys – confirmed
Kasabian – confirmed
The Fratellis – confirmed
Bloc Party – confirmed
The Magic Numbers – confirmed
Amy Winehouse – confirmed
Gogol Bordello – confirmed
The Earlies – confirmed
The View – confirmed
Adjagas – confirmed
Saturday 23 June
The Killers – confirmed
The Kooks – confirmed
Paul Weller – confirmed
Paolo Nutini – confirmed
Lily Allen – confirmed
Dirty Pretty Things – confirmed
Guillemots – confirmed
The Pipettes – confirmed
Seasick Steve – confirmed
Liz Green – confirmed
Sunday 24 June
The Who – confirmed
Kaiser Chiefs – confirmed
Manic Street Preachers – confirmed
Shirley Bassey – confirmed
James Morrison – confirmed
Pyramid Stage
Sunday 24 June
Damian Marley – confirmed
Stephen Marley – confirmed
The Waterboys – confirmed
Corb Lund – confirmed
National Youth Orchestra – confirmed
Other Stage
Friday 22 June
Bjork – confirmed
Arcade Fire – confirmed
Rufus Wainwright – confirmed
The Coral – confirmed
Super Furry Animals – confirmed
Bright Eyes – confirmed
The Automatic – confirmed
Modest Mouse – confirmed
The Cribs – confirmed
Reverend And The Makers – confirmed
Mr Hudson and the Library – confirmed
Saturday 23 June
Iggy & the Stooges – confirmed
Editors – confirmed
Maximo Park – confirmed
Babyshambles – confirmed
Klaxons – confirmed
CSS – confirmed
Biffy Clyro – confirmed
The Long Blondes – confirmed
Brakes – confirmed

I have been working on a London accent for a few years now, and I have been posting recordings on here to try to get tips on how to make it more authentic. I posted a recording yesterday, and I have worked on the things you told me to, so here is another recording. I am sorry if I am getting annoying, but I am just looking for help. The first link is to the one I posted yesterday, and the second is to the one I recorded to day. If you could, please tell me if it now sounds better or worse, and why? I think it sounds a bit too posh now, what do you think? Any tips are appreciated!

http://s259.photobucket.com/albums/hh314/LynsieA1/flix/?action=view&current=jude.flv

(yesterday's)

http://s259.photobucket.com/albums/hh314/LynsieA1/flix/?action=view&current=0414080817.flv

(today's)
Help me out, how do I make it less posh?
Will it ever be PERFECT? How? Do you think I will ever be able to convince a true Brit?
I don't like posh, it makes me sound stuck up, which I am NOT!

ok i'll be honest with you.. =]
-the first recording you did, there wer waaay too many dialects..like i wud say manchester accent overall but with a sorta australian thing as well..cz the tone kept going up and down..in the way they speak..
-also..i think you should try and relax a bit more cz at times it sounded like you were in pain or were thinking too hard..maybe if you wrote down what you were going to say, then read from it, that might help, so you wouldnt sound so lost for words.
the 2nd recording is so much better..although for tips:
-you pronounce the 'a' sound very differently..you seem to sqeeze the 'a' sound in your throat, so next time try and relax the 'a' and make it shorter, sharper rather than so elongated.
-ooh, please avoid the cockney accent, you sometimes pick it up..ie-'elp instead of Help..lol..
keep practicing, your really good but a few improvements will make it fabulous!

I have been working on a London accent for a few years now, and I have been posting recordings on here to try to get tips on how to make it more authentic. I posted a recording yesterday, and I have worked on the things you told me to, so here is another recording. I am sorry if I am getting annoying, but I am just looking for help. The first link is to the one I posted yesterday, and the second is to the one I recorded to day. If you could, please tell me if it now sounds better or worse, and why? I think it sounds a bit too posh now, what do you think? Any tips are appreciated!

http://s259.photobucket.com/albums/hh314/LynsieA1/flix/?action=view&current=jude.flv

(yesterday's)

http://s259.photobucket.com/albums/hh314/LynsieA1/flix/?action=view&current=0414080817.flv

(today's)

You could get away with a generic British accent to an extent , I think people would probably think there was something wrong but not be able to put their finger on it . London and the surrounding area has several different accents and the only way you'll ever really get any off them would be to live here for a while . Try youtube for clips of Eastenders , cockney is harsh but also melodic and alot of it is in the context of what you are saying . Good luck .

<< Read this and laugh. Do some of it if you want, but most of all, don't forget what your childhood was like. 1. Give yourself a gold star for everything you do today. 2. Dot all you "i's" with smiley faces. 3. Sing into you hairbrush. 4. Grow a milk mustache. 5. Smile back at the man in the moon. 6. Read the funnies.. Throw the rest of the paper away. 7. Dunk your cookies. 8. Ask somebody if their refrigerator is running. 9. Play a game where you make up the rules as you go along. 10. Order with eyes that are bigger than your stomach. 11. Open a pack of cupcakes and give one to a friend even though you wanted both of them for yourself. 12. Step carefully over sidewalk cracks. 13. Change into some play clothes. 14. Try to get someone to trade you a better sandwich. 15.. Have a staring contest with your cat. 16. Eat ice cream for breakfast. 17. Kiss a frog, just in case. 18. Give someone a "hug around the neck". 19. Blow
the wrapper off a straw. 20. Refuse to eat crusts. 21. Make a face the next time someone tells you "no". 22. Watch TV in your pajamas. 23. Ask "Why?" a lot. 24. Make graham-cracker-and-frosting sandwiches. 25. Believe in a fairy tale. 26. Have someone read you a story 27. Eat dessert first. 28. Wear you favorite shirt with you favorite pants, even if they don't match. 29. Sneak some frosting off a cake. 30. Refuse to back down in a "did vs. did not" argument. 31. Do a cartwheel. 32. Get someone to buy you something you don't really need. 33. Hide your vegetables under your napkin. 34. Stay up past you bedtime. 35. Whatever you're doing, stop once in a while for recess. 36. Wear red gym shoes. (David Kauffman flashback, guys) 37. Make a slurpy sound with your straw when you get to the bottom of a milkshake. 38. Sit really still for as long as the dog is asleep in you lap. 39. Put way too much sugar on your cereal. 40. Play a song you
like really loud over and over. 41. Find some pretty stones and save them. 42. Let the string all the way on your kite. 43. Stick you head out the car window and moo if you see a cow. 44. Walk barefoot in wet grass. 45. Giggle at nude statues in a museum. 46. Make cool screeching noises every time you turn a corner. 47. Fuss a little, then take a nap. 48. Take a running jump over a big puddle. 49. Eat dinner at the coffee table. 50. Giggle a lot for no real reason. 51. Make a clover chain for someone you really "like-like." 52. Stir ice cream flavors together. 53. DO that tap-someone-on-the-shoulder-while-you-stand-on-their-opposite- side-and-they-turn-around-and-no-one's-there thing. 54. Enjoy your all-time favorite candy bar. (Remember you've never heard of calories!) 55. Wear a ball cap backwards. 56. Go to the zoo. 57. Say "duh" when stuff is obvious. 58. Throw something and when it lands make a cool exploding bomb noise. 59. Put
an orange slice in your mouth, peel side out, and smile at people. 60. Try to eat all the chocolate off a peanut butter cup. 61. Every time someone says "See you later" say "Not if I see you first" or "Thanks for the warning" then laugh real hard. 62. Whistle the theme from you favorite tv show all day. 63. Squish some mud between you toes. 64. Stay up late watching scary movies. 65. Buy yourself a helium balloon. 66. Ride a roller coaster two times in a row. 67. Sing the "I see London, I see France" song to someone wearing low-slung pants. 68. Eat peanut butter straight out of the jar. 69. WHen your gum starts losing its flavor, spit it out and get a new piece. 70. Write your sweetie's initials in a chalk heart on the sidewalk. 71. Wave to the engineer. 72. Make a smiley face with your bacon and eggs. 73. Run through the sprinkler with all your clothes on. 74. Lick all the ice cream out of an ice cream sandwich before you eat the
sandwich part. 75. Look down as you walk and hope to find money. 76. Catch lightening bugs in a jar and make a lantern. 77. Practice whistling through your teeth. 78. Eat cereal any ol' time of the day if you feel like it. 79. Yell out "opposite day!" then tell someone they're really smart. 80. Wear a bubble gum machine ring. 81. Watch a lot of tv and don't feel guilty about it. 82. Skip a stone across a pond. 83. Make somebody laugh just when they start to drink something. 84. Eat the chocolate stripe out of your neopolitan ice cream. 85. Ask to be excused. 86. Chew bubble gum. 87. Spin the stem of an apple to see what letter it comes out on. 88. Start thinking now what you want for your next birthday.

7.) do it all the time still to this day
10.) did it last weekend
12.) do it when i'm with my kids
19.) everytime i get one i do it
20.) i never eat the crust it's gross
22.) do that for most of the day
29.) i still do it all the time and blame the kids
43.) sadly, i still do it
53.) do it to my old man all the time, it's still funny
57.) still do it, duh
64.) it's october i do it all month long
75.) i do look down all the time when i walk but that's so i don't fall
80.) i have one on now, my daughter gave it to me

Thanx for all the memories! I really loved this one!

'trocabrahma' was the title of a gig filmed at the kolo club, london and aired on ch4. brought together by an english DJ (forget his name, sorry) the best of british and brazilian urban sounds and artists. i have emailled channel 4 but to no avail. if u can help, please let me know.

Try Limewire

Download that from Shareware.com

No matter if in Iraq or other places. All people need respect.

Remeber Lennon sing: IMAGINE.

Imagine there's no heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky

Imagine all the people
Living for today

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too

Imagine all the people
Living life in peace
You may say,
I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope some day
You'll join us
And the world will be as one

Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man

Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world

You may say,
I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope some day
You'll join us
And the world will be as one.

Mind the Gaps Please' which was a featured 6'x4' painting featured on the cover of Sounding a Mosaic, their latest record. The work dealt with the cultural gaps felt living in Canada, and the disjunct between the ideal and reality. 'Mind the Gaps' referring back to the unseen hand of british colonial past, and a direct reference to the london underground.

I have not heard of this before, but I am interested in the colonial period for both Canada and the U.S. If you have more info, I wouldlike to hear about it. Good luck!

What are the best universities u think i the UK (preferebly London) offer the best course for Music Technology/Sound engineering?

cambrige for shure!!