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Des pulsations mystérieuses qui se répandent dans la ville. <br />Un lien étrange et irrésistible entre un homme et une femme. <br />Soudain, le temps qui s’arrête. <br />Une force, un désir, une tension ? <br />La réponse tient dans la main d’une femme.

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Gosto de aventuras,de conversar de te fazer se sentir bem ao longo de uma bela massagem.

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Acteur incontournable dans l’industrie des médias et du divertissement au Québec depuis 2002, Attraction compte à son bord plus de 150 talents qui œuvrent en télé, cinéma, publicité, radiodiffusion, distribution et nouveaux médias. A key player in Quebec’s media and entertainment industry for over a decade, Attraction employs over 150 artists, creators and performers who work in television, film, advertising, radio broadcasting, distribution and emerging media.

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My poor husband thinks the diy madness may never stop - I've conceded he could be right. No thanks to you Pinterest!

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love on the water, love underwater, love, love and so on.

I am the CTO of the startup company Fashion Cloud, developing software for fashion retail buyers. I have previous experience with Matlab, C# and C, but the current technology stack consists of the languages Swift, Python and JavaScript.

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It was the late 80's, and hair was the rage... not the hippy play, but rather on the heads of rockers and popstars alike. As the excesses of the 80's relinquished to the excesses of the 90's a little band from Seattle broke the vanity mirror of history, ushering in the plaid-laden Grunge age. It changed a lot. Especially in music. And tossed aside was a whole genre of music (or two, perhaps) which has now made a bit of a resurgence... In 1988, a little Connecticut outfit called Attraction (made up of songwriter and guitar virtuoso Marc Proto, Bassist and girl magnet Brad L'Nart and drummer Freddie J.) was freshly without a voice. Their new frontman showed up just in time to keep the momentum rolling. Back from several years spent in Boston, studying, performing and learning the inside of the club scene, Adriaen C. Stone (the alter ego of Chuck Hayback) grew up in New Haven, and was back to start trouble at home. The fit was immediate, and the practice space, atop the historic Exclusive Shop building of New Haven's 9th square district, was acquired. It was huge, and on the top of the city (OK, just the 5th floor, but that's pretty high for New Haven). The Band was there almost every night writing and practicing. Before they ever hit a club, crowds would form outside, downstairs. The Attraction scene had started. Throughout 1989, the guys hit any club they could, opening for National acts, or just entertaining the pseudo-euro-punks from Yale, or the big-hair lot of the local crowds. Unanimously adored, the quartet's (sometimes a quintet, when keyboardist Eddie Badamo could get off his EMT shifts) act tightened, and recording studio time was booked. With the help of House of Lords frontman, James Christian and Engineer/Producer, Jeff Canata, tracks were laid for Summer Days, More Than You'll Ever Know and Storybook. Upon the release of these three songs in a "mini-cassette" EP (CD's were still to come) Attraction started to cull a strong following. Club dates got bigger, and better, with a carnival-like atmosphere (think early RHCP or Fishbone). The guys were regulars at Toad's Place, a New Haven institution for live performances. In an attempt to create demand, the band spread themselves farther and wider, playing venues from NYC to Stone's second home, Boston. Things were looking up, and a second guitarist was added, to round out and heavy up their sound. Jeff White was the perfect addition. His tight rhythm playing, energy and phenomenal stage presence added to the already powerful show. It certainly didn't hurt that Jeff was easy on the eyes. A growing segment of cougars (the term was at least a decade away from being coined) was starting to show up to see the boys do their thing. Badamo called it quits, as the keyboards started losing their place in the songwriting. Plus, he was a damn fine EMT. I think his choice was a good one. Samplers, carrying the heavy, layered, ethereal background voices (recorded by Adriaen and Marc in the studio) made the band sound HUGE, and record companies started to come around, wooing the band. One more personnel change was due in Late 1991. Freddie, whose feelings for Marc were becoming too strong to ignore, was replaced, abruptly by Jay Cole. If Jay weren't so damn cool, this might have been the end of the band. But, thankfully, Jay WAS that cool, AND good. The band had been spending a lot of time recording, but only after Jay's straight forward, pulse-driving pounding was enveloped into the sound were they ready to cut tracks that would complete the Attraction sound. Get Up and Shake, Save Me Now, Things Were Better, and Next Time were the result. A CD Get Up and Shake, was released. It sold well at their shows and through local music outlets. Talks with several record companies followed wowing showcase performances in 92. Again, things were looking up... But Music was changing. Green Day was the all over the radio. Pearl Jam was emerging. And of course, Nirvana releases Nevermind. Ironically, Adriaen's brother, Jack Hayback, was an engineering assistant who worked the sessions for the Earth-shattering Nirvana album. While Adriaen loved, and leaned toward adopting the grunge attitude, the others preferred to get heavier (think Metallica or Anthrax). Adriaen left, Brad took over singing and the band became Drastic Mood Swing, or D.M.S. They kept it going for about 3 years, even touring with the USO, performing for US troops. The CD, Attraction, Get Up 'N' Shake was rereleased with three additional cuts, never finished to Stone's liking. Gone But Not Forgotten (with the original "scratch" vocal track), Lickety Split and Love in Overdrive complete the 1999 release. It is available through Kivel Records.

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