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French fries

Yes, I know. The worst is in Ireland i've heard. Why do they drink that much ? In Northern France they also drink a lot because the unemployment rate is higher than in other areas. People get bored, they drink and their life and their families' get a nightmare.:(

On Wednesday, France vs Scotland.

In the long run, you'll see whether he's good or not. It's too early to judge. We don't know him.

You're welcome, Fung ! :D

On the news, a couple of months ago i watched on TV that the unemployment rate was only 4,5 % ; i wish it was the same in France (about 8 % !). They also said it was thanks to Mr Blair at that time.

You're smart.

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Sure, I am. :) By the way, Van Nistelrooy has put a goal.

because i've got some relatives in the Netherlands.

Jenjie, i agree with you. UK is thriving. The unemployment rate has decreased a lot and it's great. The industry is fine.:) As for deprieved areas, they're located worldwide. It doesn't mean it's spoiling the country.

The Netherlands have just won 2-0 versus Bulgaria. :D

Hi Gise, your fellow countrymen are near my home. They lure crowds from everywhere to see them playing rugby. The stadium contains 80.000 people, no problem. :)

Argentina has won 17/12.

No, i don't have any CD of James Blunt. I'm not fond of rugby, it makes me yawn.

Arent, je n'en peux plus d'attendre les photos ! :laugh3:

Yes, it's taking place in Paris and it starting rightnow (France vs Argentina).

Legal secretary, I like reading American detective stories, cross-country skiing, and the kind of music you know (+Muse).

Rightnow i don't see Coldplay in Argentina but Argentine rugbymen versus French on TV. :laugh3: :lol: It's the world cup and it's taking place in Paris.

I'm sure, Coldmike,you're having a great time in the U.S. You're in Texas, right ? Too bad this year i couldn't afford going to the States. I've been over there six times and each time it's a real delight. :rolleyes: "Roastbeef", Frogland is a very nice country. :-))

In my opinion, Pallavi and Gise_Honey are the greatest fans. Plug_in_Coldplaying is 2nd. It's an excellent position anyway.:)

New album will be blessed with Hispanic theme HAVE A LOOK ! :) Jul 25 2007 2:57 PM EDT Coldplay Go To Church, Say New Album Will Be Blessed With 'Hispanic Theme' 'The sights, sounds and flavors of Latin America and Spain have definitely been infused into this album,' band says in post. By James Montgomery <LI class=tools-del>Del.icio.us <LI class=tools-digg>Digg <LI class=tools-news>Newsvine Send Print You Tell UsColdplay's fourth album is shaping up to be quite the affair: Brian Eno behind the decks, recording sessions at church altars and — apparently — a "strengthening Hispanic theme." That's according to the bandmembers themselves, who posted a handwritten message on their site detailing the recording of their follow-up to 2005's X&Y, which they're working on in Barcelona, Spain. But before you get all excited for flamenco guitars and paeans to paella, remember, this is Coldplay we're talking about. "The sights, sounds and flavors of Latin America and Spain have definitely been infused into this album. The band visited Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Mexico earlier this year. Chris [Martin] then came up with the idea of recording in Spain," the post reads. "The music and lyrics have begun to reflect the strengthening Hispanic theme. No maracas or castanets, but a vibrancy and colorfulness that owes much to the atmospheres of Buenos Aires [Argentina] and Barcelona. The effect is subtle but important." See, subtle. That's sort of been the theme Coldplay have employed for album number four. After all, the "announcement" that they were working with Eno didn't come via some wordy press release, but rather through an offhand comment the producer made in a BBC Radio interview back in February (see "Break's Over: Coldplay Tap Super-Producer Brian Eno For X&Y Follow-Up"). And that news came on the heels of the announcement that the band wasn't working on an album at all — rather, Coldplay were settling in to enjoy "a much-deserved break," according to a spokesperson for their label, Capitol (see "No Five-Year Hiatus For Coldplay — But They Are Taking A Break"). And for their upcoming album, they're even keeping their travel subtle: trekking from church to church, recording on the fly. It's a manner somewhat unbecoming for one of the biggest rock acts in the world and its mega-famous producer, but according to the post, everyone seems to be enjoying the whole "under-the-radar" shtick. "We've been traveling light — an acoustic guitar, a couple of mics, a laptop and some headphones. We're recording in Barcelona, moving from church to church, setting up where we can: in front of the altar, under the pulpit," the post continues. "We've been playing at the feet of archangels. It's an odd scene: a host of saints look down impassively upon four unkempt bandmembers, circled around a single mic stand, singing loudly together as recorded guitars reverberate around the church. They're laying down backing vocals. Brian often joins them: group singing is one of his greatest joys." Funny, we always pegged Eno for more of a song-and-dance man. Anyway, earlier posts on Coldplay's site also indicate that Eno's longtime collaborator Markus Dravs is also along for the ride, and that the band has been working on 25 "pieces" of music for the new album. But there's still no release date or title, and Capitol had no additional information about the project when contacted by MTV News.

No, Spring.