Mario, le plombier moustachu inventé par la firme Nintendo fête ses 25 ans. C'est pas tout jeune et pourtant il n'a pas pris une rides. On se souvient tous des merveilleux moment à sauver la princesse avec l'aide de notre frangin Luigi. Pour fêter ça , je vous mets une vidéo très amusante. C'est un niveau du célèbre jeu vidéo revisité par des amateurs sur la scène d'un théâtre. Je n'ai pas pu...

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Le groupe d'utilisateurs de Logiciels Libres de Toulouse Toulibre propose aux amateurs de ces logiciels de se retrouver habituellement le quatrième jeudi de chaque mois pour échanger autour du Logiciel Libre, discuter de nos projets respectifs et de lancer des initiatives locales autour du Libre.

Ce repas est ouvert à tous, amateurs de l'esprit du Libre, débutants ou techniciens chevronnés.

Le Qjelt (Quatrième JEudi du Libre Toulousain) du mois de mars aura lieu jeudi 25 mars à 20 heures, au restaurant « Bois & Charbon », 64 rue de la Colombette.

L'accès se fait facilement, depuis les stations de métro Jean-Jaurès ou Marengo SNCF (ligne A).

La formule proposée est composée d'une entrée, d'un plat et d'un dessert avec 1/4 de vin inclus au prix de 16 €.


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HiFi, New York

HiFi is the best rock'n'roll bar in NYC.The room is covered with empty album sleeves and the juke box is hands-down the best in the city – I believe there are about 3,000 albums on it, so you can't complain about them not having your song. There is a fantastically affordable happy hour and a great local crowd. Like the rest of the East Village, it can get a bit much on weekend nights, but most of the time it's my favourite bar in town.
· 169 Avenue A, +1 212 420 8392.
Craig Finn, lead singer of the Hold Steady

Pegu Club, New York

The entrance to the Pegu is an unassuming doorway on the south side of West Houston Street. It's only when you are up the stairs that the glory of this place hits you. It is like going back to the great clubs of the 20s, when the staff were pretty and jazz and cocktails ruled. On a recent visit, two amazing Django Reinhardt-style guitarists were swinging through 30s classics. Cocktails are taken seriously here – the art of proper, classy drinking is almost a motto. At the weekend it can get pretty busy as it is becoming the "in" place.
· 77 West Houston Street, +1 212 473 7348.
James Pearson, artistic director, Ronnie Scott's, London

Po' Monkey's, Mississippi

It was a balmy night in September when I visited Po' Monkey's juke joint. It's a ramshackle hut powered by a single cable in the tiny town of Merigold, deep in the Mississippi delta. A poster on the door warned: "Bring your liquor inside but not your beer." The walls were cluttered with posters and age-old postcards, while toy monkeys swung from the rafters. It was low lit – smoky but inviting, with beer and whiskey flowing freely. Terry "Harmonica" Bean took to the tiny stage, elbow to elbow with the crowd, and delivered a mind-blowing, foot-stamping performance that will stay with me forever. Delicately soulful cries came from his ageing gruff voice, while stupendous bluegrass melodies oozed effortlessly from his antique steel guitar. This was raw blues at its authentic and spine-shivering best.
· +1 662 514 7488, 15km from Cleveland.
Dan Hipgrave, co-founder of Original Music Company (originalmusictravel.com), which launched this month and specialises in music-themed holidays

The Spirit Store, Ireland

The Spirit Store in Dundalk, County Louth, is on the edge of town beside a small harbour. There's a small, friendly bar downstairs which opens around 4pm, but it is the live music upstairs that is the main draw. You would be hard-pressed to find anywhere as welcoming to an artist and more genuinely music-driven in its programming of events. That's why I keep going back there to play, and why many other artists who have outgrown the 120- or so capacity venue keep returning. So many venues and promoters are about the money but Derek Turner, who books the music, is driven by something much more.
· +353 42 9352697.
Duke Special, musician. His DVD box set, The Stage, A Book & the Silver Screen is out now

The Hideout, London

Not exactly a venue, not exactly a bar, entrance to Trishas/The Hideout/that door on Greek St (as it is variously known), is obtained by boldly knocking on what appears to be the entrance to a flat above a shop, striding through a starkly lit corridor and down a flight of stairs, before mumbling an explanation to the owner as to why you don't appear to be in possession of a membership card – having accidentally put it through the washing machine normally does the trick. Inside, you'll find a cupboard-sized, candle-lit cavern which can be hired out for private music showcases. But stumble in unannounced after hours on a weekend and you might also find a doo wop or jazz band sandwiched into the corner between the usual crowd of transvestites, metropolitan hipsters and veteran Italian locals.
57 Greek Street, Soho, London.
Krissi Murison, editor, NME

The Shed North Yorkshire

I first played at this blink-and-you'll-miss-it shed in the tiny village of Brawby back in 1998. It only held 64 people and we scraped our legs on the front row's knees. It has since moved to Hovingham village hall, though it retains its name. The man behind The Shed, Simon Thackray, has presented events from the Fish and Chip Van Tour with a trombonist, to mixed media knitting installations – saxophonist Lol Coxhill playing free jazz in a skip to coach trips for folks in knitted Elvis wigs touring sites of Elvisian interest in Ryedale. My own band, Hank Wangford and the Lost Cowboys, started a tradition of Christmas gigs at The Shed, where we play morose songs and have a riotously miserable time. The Shed was the inspiration for my village hall tour around Britain, which I am currently writing up as a book. And, after 235 villages, The Shed is still the loony best.
· 01653 668494.
Hank Wangford, writer and musician. His CD, Whistling in the Dark, is out now

A38, Budapest

For me, the greatest gig of 2009 was at A38, a huge old ship that used to lug coal up and down the Danube. The lower deck is now a state-of-the-art live music venue, but bits of engine room equipment are still there. Even though the boat is held down in dry dock by 100 tonnes of concrete, the bottles still jingle on the shelves of the bar when the parties get wild. The booking policy is great – they've had cutting-edge electronic artists such as Ikonika, Dorian Concept and Foreign Beggars play recently. And nothing compares with the signature dish of the restaurant on the upper deck: rooster stew, complete with the crest and testicles of the bird.
· +36 1 464 39 40.
Mary Anne Hobbs, Radio 1 DJ. Her show is broadcast on Thursdays 2-4am

Wild At Heart, Berlin

Wild At Heart is a whisky-soaked, no-nonsense rock'n'roll joint in Berlin's old anarchist district, Kreuzberg: a seven-nights-a-week venue painted blood red, crammed with Elvis memorabilia, Hawaiian gods and a lifetime's supply of hard liquor. For 15 years it has presented bands from all over the world – mostly punk, rockabilly, psychobilly, 60s garage and surf. I spent a memorable evening there talking to TV Smith from the Adverts and another with Wreckless Eric, both of whom started out with punk label Stiff Records in 1977, and I've played there with my band, the Flaming Stars. The music's loud, but the welcome is friendly, and the club also runs the Tiki Heart cafe and clothes shop next door, where you can eat, drink and kit yourself out in a spectacular variety of rock'n'roll clobber.
· Wienerstrasse 20, +49 30 610 747 01.
Max Décharné, singer in the Flaming Stars and author of A Rocket in My Pocket: The Hipster's Guide to Rockabilly, to be published by Serpent's Tail in June

Mesa de Frades, Lisbon

Mesa de Frades in Alfama, the oldest district of Lisbon, is the sort of place you dream of hearing fado, the traditional soulful Portuguese music. A tiny converted chapel with tiled walls, it is full of locals and quality performers booked by owner Pedro Castro, a great guitar player. You can come for the music, which starts late – around 11pm – or book a table and come for an excellent dinner beforehand. A couple of years ago I sat here watching Carminho, the amazing young fado singer who is now the talk of Lisbon. When the music starts, the doors are shut to enclose the tiny performing space. It's what fado in Lisbon should be, but so rarely is.
· Rua dos Remedios 139A, +351 91 702 9436, mesadefrades.com. Booking is essential.
Simon Broughton, editor of Songlines magazine (songlines.co.uk/musictravel)

Il Folk Club, Turin

In the heart of Turin, off Piazza Statuto, you'll find the best of all worlds: from Wednesday to Saturday Il Folk Club plays host to Italian and international jazz, folk and world musicians. How this Italian institution – legendary in Turin for over 20 years – has remained generally unknown to travellers and music junkies outside Italy is a mystery. Alongside its regular programme, Il Folk Club is also the launching point for Radio Londra, a monthly mini-festival which fuses British musicians such as Jim Mullen, Kit Downes, Brandon Allen and Quentin Collins Quartet, with local stars such as Mario Pozza, Enzo Zirilli and Dado Moroni. The bar is simple – one central room with space for about 150 people, exposed brick walls, and a stage – so the focus is always on the incredible music.
Via Ettore Perrone 3, Turin.
Sam Sollai, buyer and events coordinator, Ray's Jazz at Foyles

Gerbard, Barcelona

This little neighbourhood bar used to have a green door with panes that rattled when you opened it, but it has now been replaced with something more solid, partly to keep the sound in. It's run by Mar and Nacho, both dyed-in-the-wool culés (Barcelona supporters), and nights there are long and loud. You can hear Sam Lardner, an American resident who plays his own fusion of flamenco and bossa nova, or wonderful classical and flamenco guitarists like Daniel Figueras and Pedro Javier Hermosilla, or the Covers Project, with frontman Philip Stanton. The eating and drinking are delicious too – Galician-style octopus, traditional meatballs, pimientos de padron (small green peppers), and wine for not much more than a euro a glass. A great night out in the Alta Zona.
· C/ Ivorra 24, Sarria, Barcelona, +93 203 4988.
Rupert Thomson, author living in Barcelona. His latest book, This Party's Got to Stop, will be published on 8 April

La Casona del Molino, Salta, Argentina

Salta, in north-west Argentina, is well-known for its folk music heritage. This has given rise to the creation of pena, which roughly translates as a place where musicians and music lovers come together. Seven nights a week you can experience this at La Casona. The venue's five colonial rooms are filled to the brim with musicians, professional and amateur, folk, jazz and others, locals who come down from the Andes bearing pan pipes and drums, and some foreign visitors, all coming together to jam the local tunes. As a musician, I found great comfort in the fact that this kind of place exists in the world. And of course, many people come simply for the music.
· La Casona del Molino, Caseros.
Lizzie Ball, violinist and singer. She will be performing – and launching her album – with Machaca at La Linea Festival in the Purcell Room on London's South Bank on 27 April

Salón Rosado de la Tropical, Havana

The first time I asked a taxi driver to take me to Havana's Salón Rosado de la Tropical back in 1989 he said it was a place for Cubans, not foreign tourists – and certainly not lone women – and I'd better watch out as it could be rough. He'd obviously never been inside this mecca of Cuban dance music, where all the top bands play regularly, testing their latest material in front of the sexiest dancers on the island. In Cuba, most music venues are geared to tourists and too expensive for ordinary Cubans, who are often not allowed in anyway. Not so the Salón Rosado. This is the closest you can get to hanging out with a Cuban clientele. Dedicated to the memory of Beny Moré, Cuba's touchstone band leader of the 1950s, it started out life a Spanish cultural centre at the beginning of the 20th century. These days there's a balcony reserved for tourists overlooking the dance floor where, if you're lucky, you may rub shoulders with the musicians as they gather for the gig. Although today reggaeton and hip-hop dominate street tastes, Salon Rosado continues to offer a window on to the latest music scene and is a dancer's dream.
· Avenida 41 esq. 46, Nicanor del Campo, Marianao, +53 7 203 5322.
Jan Fairley has been travelling to Cuba since 1978 and is writing a book on women and music in Cuba

Liquid Room, Tokyo

Leading Japanese venue Liquid Room has been going for about 15 years and hosts weekly bands and DJs from Japan and around the world. The website may say it closes at 12, but the last time I played there, as The Orb, they didn't let us out till 6am. There's a beautiful cafe upstairs and the friendly enthusiasm of Tokyo clubbers has to be experienced to be believed. The last time I played there I took a bag of Space Dust (the sweet!) which made me very popular.
· Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, +81 3 5464 0800, liquidroom.net.
Alex Paterson, co-founder of The Orb and HFB, his new project. HFB's first three EPs are available from 12 April on Malicious Damage Records

New Africa Shrine, Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos is not your classic tourist destination; it's a prohibitively expensive city of 14 million people and a crime record to frighten even the toughest traveller. But Nigeria's notorious capital does have one musical landmark worth going the extra mile for: the New Africa Shrine. It's named after the legendary club run by the late musical activist Fela Kuti, which was razed by soldiers. Fela's daughter Yeni and her musician brother Femi have built up a nightclub that can hold thousands and has live music throughout the week. It's not for the faint-hearted, but the Shrine is probably the safest place in Lagos: it has its own police force. You'll get a warm welcome, and hear some of the best live music in the region.
· Pepple Street, Ikeja.
Rose Skelton, music and travel journalist specialising in West Africa

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At first glance I was thinking this chick was just another average girl, but the further I got through these pics the cuter she was looking. And it’s not just because she looses more and more clothing as we go along, although it didn’t hurt my opinion of her, either. I love her cute, little tits with the bright pink nipples; and I’m not at all disappointed by that yummy snatch. The thought that she may be a rocker chick, as well, gives her that little hint of wildness that makes her even more desirable, in my opinion.

This is BigD’s ex girlfriend posing for some nude self shots. BigD IS a musician and he met her at one of his shows. Not that she was a groupie or anything. That’s where they just happened to meet. He said they dated for about six months, but that’s all he had in him as far as committing to one woman goes. She got really clingy when he began to pull away, which made it even harder for BigD to cut her loose without hurting her. Needless to say, it wasn’t a smooth break-up by any means. Thanks D!

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Voici une photo de quelques pièces fabriqués hier, je trouvais sympa le tas de vis mais je ne trouve pas un noir et blanc qui mettrai cette prise de vue en valeur.
Je voudrais en faire une photo grand format pour la mettre dans mon bureau.
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Afin de faire patienter les amateurs de STR pendant les derniers jours précédant la sortie de The Settlers 7 : A l'aube d'un nouveau royaume, Ubisoft a mis en ligne la démo du titre. Disponible via Gamer's Hell ou encore JeuxVidéo.fr, elle se déroule sur la carte River Town et permet de jouer en...

Ca y est... "il" est là. Sisi, the instigateur du projet Veda est dans nos murs !! Attention, le sérieux est de mise à l'occasion de cette fournée. En effet, le sage et vénérable Sigfrodi nous fait l'insigne honneur de daigner condescendre à nous livrer son test de Arcomage, jeu de réflexion sur Nintendo DS. Originellement juste un jeu de combat de cartes in game dans Might & Magic VII, il voit s'affronter deux voisin antagonistes dont chacun tente d'élever sa tour avant l'autre, ou démolir carrément l'édifice d'en face. La version passée ici à la loupe est un homebrew gratuit, au principe accrocheur et aux bonnes illustrations, mais à la difficulté trop basse et manquant de variété.

Après le gnou velu, on passe au loup spatial. C'est en effet notre cher Spacewolf1 qui nous emmène au merveilleux pays des gnons dans le tronche. Dynasty Warriors : Gundam 2 est un beat 'em all où l'on dirige des mechas. Or pour les obtenir tous, il s'agira de gérer intelligemment les relations entre factions existantes, ce qui permettra aussi d'obtenir les licences indispensables pour contrôler d'autres mobile suits ; sans compter les pièces à collecter. En dépit d'une prise en main simple et de mechas bien dessinés, on regrette quelques soucis de caméra, des décors vides, la présence de clipping, la lassitude qui s'installe et l'absence des voix japonaises présentes dans d'autres opus.

Sur Xbox à présent, Raeglin s'est faufilé dans des couloirs obscurs pour nous ramener ses impressions sur Splinter Cell : Chaos Theory, jeu d'infiltration dans lequel on effectue des missions en catimini, loin de se la jouer bourrin, en éliminant les ennemis furtivement sans donner l'alarme. Proposant des mouvements et armes neufs par rapport aux jeux précédents de la série, un visuel très bien réalisé, des voix intéressantes, une maniabilité bien pensée et une difficulté conséquente, il devrait plaire aux amateurs du genre.
Hulk : Ultimate Destruction, lui, s'apparente davantage à un GTA like orienté action. Vu le personnage incarné, on ne s'étonnera pas que les missions consistent en du bousillage tous azimuts (la majeure partie de l'environnement étant destructible), d'autant que les mouvements du géant vert sont variés et loufoques, bien souvent. Techniquement ce n'est pas le plus beau jeu que vous ayez jamais vu, mais son player fun est indéniable et la liberté d'action totale.

On passe à la Super Famicom avec un RPG testé par Antekrist, Treasure Hunter G, fort traditionnel si ce n'est qu'il met en place un système de combat non-aléatoire avec une grille de déplacements qui demande un petit temps d'adaptation et limite le gameplay. On notera tout de même la très bonne réalisation du jeu.
Et on termine sur Saturn avec un cute 'em up vertical incorporant des éléments de jeu de réflexion. Eh oui, Twinkle Star Sprites nous impose de réaliser des enchaînements spécifiques et des combos lors de l'affrontement avec les adversaires, afin de compliquer la vie de notre concurrent (CPU ou second joueur) qui se déplace sur la moitié droite de l'écran en lui balançant plein d'ennemis supplémentaires ! On signalera l'aspect visuel brouillon, entre effets en pagaille, nombre de sprites conséquent et couleurs affirmées, mais surtout des parties intenses et jouissives. À découvrir.

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Mince, j'ai publié un test de Sigfrodi. La boucle est bouclée. La mort peut m'emporter à tout moment désormais, je pourrai clamer haut et fort : "OUI !! J'AI VÉCU !!!". ^^

Según la Wikipedia “El podcasting consiste en la distribución de archivos multimedia (normalmente audio o vídeo) mediante un sistema de sindicación que permita suscribirse y usar un programa que lo descarga para que el usuario lo escuche en el momento que quiera. No es necesario estar suscrito para descargarlos.”, una definición bastante acertada, aunque yo le añadiría el estilo amateur que suelen tener la mayoría de ellos, algo que no es negativo, ni mucho menos.

Hace ya unos meses (en verano para ser más concretos) la podcastfera en castellano explotó, apareciendo muchísimos programas poro todos los lados de diferentes temáticas, estilos y calidades. Lo curioso de ello (y lo que nos interesa a nosotros) es que pese a que en Estados Unidos hay muchos podcast sobre televisión, aquí en España no son tantos, pero no por ello son peores, por lo que hoy os voy a recomendar cinco podcast de televisión que merece la pena escuchar.

• Extraviados es un podcast que trata únicamente sobre ‘Lost‘, la serie conocida en todo el mundo. Unos días después de cada emsión (a ritmo americano normalmente) publican un nuevo episodio comentando entre ellos con un ritmo fresco y un poco improvisado lo que les ha parecido el capítulo y que pueden esperar de la serie.

• Los chicos de Ohhh! TV Podcast se definen como “El podcast de la cultura audiovisual“, y aunque hablan también de cine y, rara vez, de cómics, su temática principal es la televisión. El podcast se basa en comentar la actualidad televisiva entre ellos, algo que hacen muy bien porque son unos auténticos seriéfilos. Emiten en directo y en formato podcast cada dos semanas y vale la pena escucharlos, sobre todo sus especiales que son auténticas revisiones de las series de arriba a abajo.

• Mucha gente puede pensar que si juntas a cinco chicas para hablar sobre algo, no puede pasar nada bueno. Pues están realmente equivocados, porque el podcast de The TV Slayers es uno de los mejores que han salido en los últimos meses. Su toque especial es que son muy, pero que muy, seriéfilas (entre las cinco creo que se ven todas las series que se emiten en la actualidad) y que se lo pasan pipa grabando el podcast; atentos a sus secciones, porque la de “El ajusticiado” (un bloguero televisivo responde las preguntas traicioneras de las cinco, yo mismo entre ellos) y las de “Gossip Girls” (cotilleo televisivo en general y particular) son de lo mejor.

• Fuera de Series es un podcast televisivo de largo recorrido dirigido por CJ Navas. Se emite, casi siempre, cada semana, y en él repasan noticias de la televisión nacional e internacional en un tono distendido. Vale la pena escucharlo por todo lo que saben sus protagonistas y por la televisión nacional, a la que le prestan más atención que el resto de podcast.

• La Caja de spoilers es el último podcast que os recomiendo pero no por ello menos importante. Graban de pascuas en viernes pero vale la pena escucharlos por su sección crítica y por la sección debate, donde suelen invitar a gente de la blogocosa para debatir sobre un tema televisivo de actualidad.

Y hasta aquí esta recomendación de podcast. Sabemos que hay muchos más, pero no podemos recomendarlos todos y además, para eso están los comentarios ¿no?

La chose devrait plaire à Clint Eastwood et sa Grand Torino : Dave Phipps, un grand amateur de Pontiac GTO, a préparé l'une de ses voitures qui est désormais contrôlée via un iPod Touch. L'engin d'Apple transmet ses ordres en WIFI, lesquels sont captés par un boîtier RedEye qui contrôle...

Le vendredi, comme tout les vendredis on fête la sortie des jeux sur format Ware à savoir WiiWare et DSiWare mais aussi Virtual Console (VC) pour les amateurs d'Oldies. Nous commençons donc avec la sortie WiiWare du jour en la personne de Muscle March qui met en scène des gars bodybuildés dans un univers totalement délirant (à découvrir en cliquant sur la fiche du jeu un peu plus bas). Le jeu vous est proposé pour 500 Wii Points soit 5€.On enchaine avec les sorties DSiWare, plus nombreuses avec Car Jack Streets une sorte de GTA premier du nom (800 points - 8€), Flashlight qui n'est pas un jeu mais un logiciel transformant votre DSi en Lampe-Torche (200 points - 2€), Libera Wing, un jeu d'Action et de Stratégie dans lequel vous devrez sauver l'Union Terrestre (800 points - 8€) et enfin Photo Dojo, un jeu de combat dans lequel vous pourrez vous prendre en photo (des pieds à la tête) afin de vous utiliser en tant que combattant (200 points - 2€).Enfin on terminera avec les sorties Virtual Console (ou Console Virtuelle si vous préférez) ou le tant attendu Castlevania : Rondo of Blood (PC Engine CD) et Milon’s Secret Castle (NES) sont enfin disponibles. Ce jeux sont issus du Hanabi Festival qui propose de jouer à des jeux qui n'avaient jamais étés édités en Europe... pour le plus grand bonheur des gamers et vieux loups du pad !

Comme quoi, on peut être amateur de jeux vidéo ET de bling-bling. La preuve avec ce pendentif Mario recouvert d’or et de diamants, actuellement en vente sur eBay pour la modique somme de 2600$. Pourquoi pas me direz-vous… (et puis, le pendentif doit pouvoir se marier à la perfection avec des grillz…)

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Voilà une nouvelle qui devrait faire plaisir aux amateurs de handball : Neutron Games est actuellement en train de développer un jeu en l’honneur de ce sport. Nommé Handball Challenge, le soft, prévu à la fois sur Playstation 3, Xbox 360 et PC se dévoile pour l’instant via un court trailer. En attendant d’en savoir plus…

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Les amateurs de héros Marvel peuvent se réjouir, le super héro arachnéen enfilera ses collants une nouvelle fois dans une production Activision.