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En attendant que la pluie cesse - 2009 is rated/received certificates of:
France:U
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"quand la pluie s'arrête / quand la pluie cesse"
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sans cesse ameliorer ...sans oublier d' où tu viens
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the day is 'le jour' in French. To cease is 'cesser', but you cannot say 'cesser le jour' - you can only say that 'le jour cesse / a cessé'
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Nine goals, but those nine goals have been scored in only eight matches. He arrvied at Newcastle in January 2012, and has now scored two gals in each of his last three matches.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern CE--E. That is, five letter words with 1st letter C and 2nd letter E and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
cease
ceaze
cense
cerge
cerne
cesse
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 34 words with the pattern -E-SE. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter E and 4th letter S and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
cease
cense
cesse
dense
desse
fease
feese
fesse
geese
gesse
herse
jesse
lease
leese
lense
mease
mense
merse
meuse
neese
pease
peise
perse
peyse
reuse
sease
seise
sense
tease
temse
tense
terse
verse
weise
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 44 words with the pattern C--S-. That is, five letter words with 1st letter C and 4th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
caese
canso
canst
carse
causa
cause
cease
cense
cesse
chase
chasm
chess
chest
chose
chuse
cissy
clash
clasp
class
clast
close
coast
coost
copse
copsy
corse
corso
crash
crass
cress
crest
crise
crisp
cross
crost
cruse
crush
crust
crusy
cuish
curse
cursi
curst
cusso
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Abandon entouré d'abandon,
tendresse touchant aux tendresses…
C'est ton intérieur qui sans cesse
se caresse, dirait-on;
se caresse en soi-même,
par son propre reflet éclairé.
Ainsi tu inventes le thème
du Narcisse exaucé. These are the words but not the sheet music...
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 84 words with the pattern -ES--. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter E and 3rd letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
aesir
besat
besaw
besee
beses
beset
besit
besom
besot
besti
bests
cesse
cesta
cesti
desex
deshi
desks
desse
fesse
festa
fests
festy
gesse
gesso
geste
gests
hesps
hests
jesse
jests
jesus
kesar
kests
lesbo
leses
lests
mesal
mesas
mesel
meses
meshy
mesic
mesne
meson
messy
mesto
nests
pesky
pesos
pesto
pests
pesty
resat
resaw
resay
resee
reses
reset
resew
resid
resin
resit
resod
resow
resto
rests
resty
sesey
sessa
tesla
testa
teste
tests
testy
vespa
vesta
vests
wests
yeses
yesks
yests
yesty
zests
zesty
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Recorded in a very wide range of spellings including Cecely, Cysely, Sisley, Sicily, and shortforms Cess, Cesse, Siss, Sise, Syce, Sisse and Size, this is an English surname. It is a nickname form of the popular medieval female name Cecilia, itself from the Roman (Latin) word 'caecus' meaning blind. The name was borne by a second century Roman virgin and martyr, popularly regarded as the patroness of music. Her name was introduced into the British Isles by the Norman-French after the Invasion of 1066, and is first recorded in the year 1200 when Henricus filius Cecilie appears in the Pipe Rolls of Derbyshire. This was not however a surname or was even hereditary, the first surname from this source is recorded in the latter half of the 13th century as shown below. Nicknames which developed into surnames formed one of the largest groups in the surname listings. In this case we have the added curiosity in that this name is one of the small group of metronymics, that is to say a name from the mother perhaps because she was the heiress, rather than the patronymic from the father. Early recording examples include Audrey Sys, a witness at St Margarets Westminster on January 19th 1541, and Elizabeth Size, who was christened at St Botolphs Bishopgate, on May 20th 1660, both in the diocese of Greater London. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Henry Cecili. This was dated 1279, in the Hundred Rolls of Cambridgeshire. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 114 words with the pattern C---E. That is, five letter words with 1st letter C and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
cable
cabre
cache
cadee
cadge
cadie
cadre
caese
calve
canoe
caple
carle
carse
carte
carve
caste
cause
cavie
cease
ceaze
cense
cerge
cerne
cesse
chace
chafe
chape
chare
chase
chave
chere
chide
chile
chime
chine
chive
chode
choke
chore
chose
chuse
chute
chyle
chyme
civie
clade
clame
clave
clepe
cleve
clime
cline
clipe
cloke
clone
close
clote
clove
cloye
cloze
clype
coate
coble
cogie
cogue
cohoe
comae
combe
comte
conge
conne
conte
cooee
cooze
copse
corbe
corse
cosie
coste
coude
coupe
coure
coxae
cozie
crake
crame
crane
crape
crare
crate
crave
craze
creme
crepe
crewe
crime
crine
cripe
crise
crome
crone
crore
croze
crude
cruse
cruve
ctene
curie
curse
curve
cutie
cuvee
cycle
cymae
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certes
recess
redress
repress
largesse
richesse
vitesse
precess
potesse
prodesse
graece
pesce
suecess
tess
wardress
dowress
godess
lhes
quiesce
represse
riesce
less
success
press
stress
unless
dress
les
possess
assess
guess
yes
bless
impress
mess
suppress
ness
profess
chess
ls
ts
acquiesce
caress
depress
finesse
oppress
sess
undress
abbess
abs
cess
egress
lesse
mss
reassess
cress
dcs
gress
laundress
nes
presse
tress
wes
assessee
blesse
cesse
duchesse
fess
fluoresce
interesse
murderess
obsess
repossess
ress
theless
usw
aggress
apress
ches
comtesse
dresse
messe
pbs
peeress
politesse
possesse
professe
promesse
unlesse
addresse
avesse
excesse
fcs
fesse
inesse
ivresse
jess
oas
prepress
seeress
vbs
abesse
bess
braless
bress
cese
chiefess
crcpress
empresse
gess
gesse
grossesse
guesse
hairdress
havesse
jcs
lcs
necess
oppresse
possessee
readinesse
secheresse
senesce
suppresse
supress
tcs
thess
vcs
volesse
wcs
zhes
abbesse
bassesse
bcs
cresce
dovesse
fuesse
gcs
hess
hhes
impresse
iupress
kbs
kermesse
kness
mollesse
nbs
pless
porteress
posess
proress
protsess
resse
sbs
snccess
subesse
thesse
tivesse
tresse
unprece
upress
vece
vess
vesse
wearinesse
wece
witpress
xpress
yess
express
distress
confess
coalesce
authoress
noblesse
adulteress
digress
letterpress
sorceress
sunless
tigress
watercress
confesse
expresse
foundress
nightdress
ccs
effervesce
tbs
uss
winepress
anchoress
distresse
effloresce
happinesse
haworthpress
overdress
prepossess
sundress
vieillesse
cbs
dbs
dss
ertheless
forteresse
holinesse
innerness
kcs
luminesce
souplesse
votaress
worthinesse
allegresse
cornellpress
evanesce
hcs
illsuccess
maistresse
matchlesse
mitpress
negresse
petitesse
superesse
toeless
uccess
witnessess
dispossess
faiblesse
battledress
corwinpress
delicatesse
housedress
unsuccess
gentillesse
natheless
phosphoresce
processess
reexpress
underdress
embroideress
foiblesse
godlinesse
handpress
minidress
neuerthelesse
vicomtesse
nonetheless
transgress
ws
convalesce
manageress
scatheless
wse
coexpress
demanderesse
desinteresse
fancydress
inertialess
nonsuccess
nontheless
transgresse
nevertheless
neverthelesse
overexpress
printingpress
wildsidepress
humanapress
academicpress
capstonepress
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Original words in French:
Abandon entouré d'abandon, tendresse touchant aux tendresses...
C'est ton intérieur qui sans cesse se caresse, dirait-on;
se caresse en soi-même, par son propre reflet éclairé.
Ainsi tu inventes le thème du Narcisse exaucé.
Literal translations (close to word-for-word):
Translation 1:
Abandon surrounding abandon, Tenderness touching tenderness...
Your oneness endlessly Caresses itself, so they say;
Self-caressing through its own clear reflection.
Thus you invent the theme of Narcissus fulfilled.
Translation 2:
Abandon enveloping abandon, Tenderness brushing tendernesses,
Who you are sustains you eternally, so they say;
Your very being is nourished by its own enlightened reflection;
So you compose the theme of Narcissus redeemed.
Translation that better captures the poetic intent:
Wildness surrounding wildness,
Tenderness touching tenderness,
It is your own core that you ceaselessly caress,
.... as they say.
It is your own center that you caress,
Your own reflection gives you light.
And in this way, you show us how Narcissus is redeemed.
Translation of the Title
The title "Dirait-on" may be translated as "As They Say", or "So It Seems", or even as "As One Would Say ..." or "So It Is Said ..."
Any of these phrases can be substituted for the phrase "... as they say" in the poem itself. For example, the poem could be translated as:
Wildness surrounding wildness,
Tenderness touching tenderness,
It is your own core that you ceaselessly caress,
.... so it seems.
It is your own center that you caress,
Your own reflection gives you light.
And in this way, you show us how Narcissus is redeemed.
Background of the poem:
The words in French are from a collection of poems about roses by Rilke, a European poet who wrote in the early 1900's. Rilke often wrote lyrical, mysterious poetry, and often wrote about roses.
In this poem, on one level, Rilke is describing a rose. In this interpretation, Rilke sees a rose and its petals as "wildness surrounding wildness," and yet "tenderness touching tenderness." He marvels that the wild and delicate rose petals are caressing the core, the center, of the rose.
Rilke then refers to the sad story of Narcissus, the vain youth from Greek and Roman mythology. When Narcissus saw his own reflection in the water of a river for the first time, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection, not realizing it was himself. He was so in love with himself, that he refused to eat, and soon wasted away and died. To help remember him, the narcissus flower grew where he had been. In some versions of the story, Narcissus's soul descends to hell, where he is doomed to look at his reflection forever, and may never see another person.
In Rilke's poem (and in this song), the wildness, tenderness, and self-awareness of the rose is contrasted with Narcissus, and perhaps Rilke is suggesting that the rose can show us how Narcissus can be redeemed -- that is, freed from his fate of eternally gazing only on himself and not being aware of the world or people around him.
On another level, Rilke could also be describing a lover - a lover who is "wildness surrounding wildness," and "tenderness touching tenderness." Again, on this level, perhaps Rilke is suggesting that a wild and tender lover can show us, how to be freed from our own narcissistic self-absorption.
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Créer une chaine Youtube et gagner de l’argent
Comment créer une chaine Youtube et gagner de l’argent ? Peut-on vivre de ses vidéos Youtube ? Quelles sont les étapes pour arriver à vivre d’une chaine Youtube ? WikiCréa vous dit tout ce qu’il faut savoir pour devenir youtuber professionnel.
Créer une chaine Youtube et gagner de l’argent est un rêve pour beaucoup d’adolescents et d’adultes ; il est vrai que ce type d’activité présente des avantages :
il est possible de travailler depuis son domicile,
il est possible de s’adonner à sa passion (jeux, culture, cuisine, mode, santé, automobile, informatique, humour, politique…),
l’investissement financier de départ est faible.
Pourtant le métier de youtuber est très exigeant. Vous ne devrez jamais vous décourager. Vous devrez être régulier. Vous devez viser le long terme. Si vous avez besoin de revenus tout de suite, alors oubliez l’idée de gagner de l’argent avec Youtube.
Voici tout ce qu’il faut savoir pour créer une chaine Youtube et gagner de l’argent.
Créer une chaine Youtube et en vivre : les qualités nécessaires.
Créer une chaine Youtube peut être une activité rentable, mais il existe un important décalage entre le moment de l’effort et le moment des gains financiers. Par conséquent vous devrez faire preuve de beaucoup de patience et de persévérance.
Beaucoup de youtubers professionnels abandonnent, par manque de temps, d’argent ou par découragement. Cela fera d’autant plus de place pour vous. Dites-vous que seuls ceux qui continuent réussissent !
Les premier revenus substantiels pourront être tirés après 6 mois à 1 an de travail si tout va bien. Au fil des semaines et des mois, la qualité de vos vidéos s’améliorera et vous accumulerez de l’expérience à propos de ce qui plait au public ou non. Le temps joue pour vous !
Les autres qualités nécessaires pour réussir à gagner sa vie sur Youtube sont les suivantes :
aimer faire des vidéos et mettre en scène : vous devez avoir un côté créatif,
être passionné et se sentir concerné par son sujet,
savoir se mettre à la place des autres : vous devrez sans cesse chercher à comprendre ce que les gens aiment et recherchent,
être généreux : dans un premier temps, vous allez en effet beaucoup donner sans forcément avoir de retour,
être régulier dans son travail. Au départ, privilégiez la qualité et la régularité plutôt que la quantité.
Mieux vaut faire une belle vidéo une fois par semaine que trois vidéos de piètre qualité par semaine.
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