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04 mars 2010|

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19 janvier 2010|

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The track that put Muzion on the map in Canada & Haiti as well as internationally. Muzion shows their roots on this by not only rappin’ using their haitian language kreyol but also using haitian music in their beat.
Learn more about Muzion @ their official website:
http://www.muzion.com/

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11 décembre 2009|

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These stunning images show one man’s incredible 400 hour journey of endurance swimming in the coldest waters in the world.

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25 novembre 2009|

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http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/11/20/fashion/20091120-jerking-feature/index.html

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18 novembre 2009|

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David <!– .hmmessage P { margin:0px; padding:0px } body.hmmessage { font-size: 10pt; font-family:Verdana } –>Wimhurst , is a spokesman for the United Nations. He has been stationed in Angola, East Timour and most recently, Haiti.

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22 octobre 2009|

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11 septembre 2009|

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17 août 2009|

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Barack Obama shares the letter Bush left for him in the oval office.

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14 août 2009|

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The oscar nominated actor and star of ‘In the Line of Fire’, ‘Being John Malkovich’ and ‘Burn After Reading’ sat down with QTV host Jian Ghomeshi. The interview focus’ primarily on ‘Afterwards’ one of three films he is in that is screening at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival. The interview took place in a meeting room in a hotel, not the QTV Studio.

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27 juillet 2009|

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It was Jack Keroac who said in a radio interview during the 1950’s that the idea of ‘cool’ comes from white people who attempt to emulate the calm and detached aloofness of the black man. This notion still permeates youth culture today, as white kids aspire to imitate their hip-hop heroes, though probably on an unconscious level. The trend continues in this fragment of American culture.