Je propose ici un petit bout de code permettant de récupèrer l'élement se trouvant "en dessous" du curseur lors du click droit.

Pour récupèrer la ligne, il nous suffit de faire un petit calcul basé sur la hauteur des cellules et la localisation de la JTable ainsi que du curseur :

int height = table.getRowHeight();
Point location = table.getLocationOnScreen();
int row = new Double(Math.floor((e.getYOnScreen()-location.getY())/height)).intValue();

Pour récupèrer la colonne par contre ça se complique, toutes les colonnes n'ont pas la même taille et il n'existe pas de méthode directe pour obtenir la longueur d'une colonne, il fuat donc utiliser la méthode getCellRect(int row, int col) qui nous permettras de récupèrer la longuer de chaque cellule et de vérifier si location se trouve entre la début et la fin de notre cellule :

int end = (int) location.getX();
for ( column=0; column<=table.getColumnCount(); column++) {
int start = end;
end = start + table.getCellRect(row, column, true).width;
if ( e.getXOnScreen()>start && e.getXOnScreen()<=end ) {
return new int[]{row, column};

}
}

L'ensemble peut alors être placé dans une méthode qui nous retourne la ligne et l aconne à travers un tableau d'entiers :

public static int[] getClickedJTableItem(MouseEvent e) throws IllegalArgumentException {

if ( (e.getSource() instanceof JTable) ) {

throw new IllegalArgumentException(

"The event source must be an object of type javax.swing.JTable");

}

JTable table = (JTable) e.getSource();
int row;
int column;

int height = table.getRowHeight();
Point location = table.getLocationOnScreen();
row = new Double(Math.floor((e.getYOnScreen()-location.getY())/height)).intValue();
if ( row>=table.getRowCount() ) {
return null;
}

int end = (int) location.getX();
for ( column=0; column<=table.getColumnCount(); column++) {
int start = end;
end = start + table.getCellRect(row, column, true).width;
if ( e.getXOnScreen()>start && e.getXOnScreen()<=end ) {
return new int[]{row, column};
}
}

return null;

}

Bien sur ceci n'est pas parfait car, bien que ce ne soit pas courant, chaque ligne peut-avoir une hauteur différente. Il suffirais alors d'utiliser le même principe que pour la colonne (avis aux gentils contributeurs..)

• Sam Roberts est tout un homme. He's so hot !
• Mes profs de swings sont dans le clip
• les Sims ont marqué mon adolescence
• ce n'est pas vrai que les enfants ne savent pas danser sur le rock & roll
• la période du rock & roll m'a toujours fascinée
• le clip est superbe
• ça fait une méchant bout que j'ai fait un post sur le blogue
• ...

Sam Roberts : Them kids

Eve

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He's getting a little to damned comfortable in this relationship. Meaning his true form is showing. Its not like it was that much covered but shit I didn't notice before; I'm catching on to. He got one more time to whatever me and I'm going to snap. He contradicts the fuck out of himself. He ask a question then when he gets an answer he didn't/don't want to hear he says whatever like he shouldn't of asked or didn't want to know in the first damned place. I've never been angry at any of my significant others every other damned day. Like I said in my other blog, this relationship is more stress than its worth. Day after day I'm finding less and less things thats keeping me around. I'm just waiting on that last leaf to make its way to the ground. That last straw, that last drop; that last breath. I don't know if I would snap or just leave. Its come down to the point it wouldn't even be a point in me even getting angry or even saying anything when it doesn't mean squat TO him.

He in a minute is gone have his basketball friends, his best friend, his myspace friends, his CS friends and Y! friends but the girlfriend; is going to be gone. She might go back on her promise and not even be his friend. She might go back on her word and leave him. She just damned well might go back on everything she vowed not to do for the sake of her blood pressure.

Its like he think cause he has the title "boyfriend" he gets special treatments and shit. I mean yea the little shit but some shit he just makes me want to release all my anger out and clothesline the shit out of him. He don't realize I can get angry enough to toss his ass. I don't never remember much or know where the strength come from but someone usually gets hurt when I'm that angry. I hate bottling shit up, I hate repeating myself, I hate going through this shit over and over, I'm almost hate caring cause all it looks like to me is him getting a free ride. Well since he like living in filth; he like the way his home looked before I came around. Well thats how its gone be. I'm not gone pick up after him at all. I'm going to let him be on his daily scheduled routine; like I'm not around or something. I'm going to act invisible most of the time. This living arrangement is only temporary.

SOON as I get me a damn job and a damned good one I WILL be looking for me a place ASAP. & No he can't move in or come dirty up my place either. MAN it ain't even about his capabilities of cleaning or the fact his house if I wasn't there wouldn't get/be cleaned. Its the fact he takes advantage of shit.

You know, I'm very random with my blogs, I jump from one topic to another but still is understood ROYALLY. Anyway, this medicine that I'm taking; causes mood swings. But this is NO mood swing. These are bottled feelings that can't but want to escape, want to be heard, want to be seen, want to be acknowledged. But the man that is the main reason to all the madness is so blind, to the fact that he doesn't realize he's blind. He think its easy talking to him, he think its easy discussing shit to him. Everything is one sided cause he got this facade that he has all the answers. I hate that about him. He don't have all the answers. He don't know half of which he speak. When I cook, he has a problem with that. That irks the FUCK out of me when someone tell me what to do in the damned kitchen. I'm not kitchen illiterate. I know my way around. Let me move around that bitch to the best of my abilities. Don't tell me what to put in a pan. Let me do this. You wasn't in the kitchen when I started don't try to be in there when I damned there finished. When I do eat, he has a problem with that. He says I play around with my food; I've never done that a day in my life. He says I never eat. No you aren't around me every single moment. The 3-day weekend he was gone, I ate at least 50-60 times. I kept going back and back and forth to the store and to the fridge. I couldn't stop eating and I haven't taken my medicine yet. So he thinks he knows me, he thinks he knows my habits. When he only knows what he see's. Nothing that happens repeatedly, just that one time and he knows right away I do it all the time. Get that bullshit out of here Ced. We have NOT ONCE sat down and told each other our dreams, or even told where and how we grew up face to face.

Haven't even told you how I got so talented besides looking and shit and being stuck in the house when I was younger. Yea the shit I wrote you but the things you say and do to be is very obvious that you read it with your mind and eyes closed. Maybe you read it but shit you didn't remember half the shit that was said cause you didn't read it. I hate wasting my time thinking I'm going to get through that person only to be let down in the end. I give my all and that isn't enough. I knew I should of just stay with my girlfriend. We was cool man but we grew a part after high-school and shit. I would love to just turn back the tables and not even deal with the things that come with a penis. Some no MOST of y'all men of today that sit and chat with face-less people on the net day in day out is forgetting that it's going to be a day where someone is going to care and be there for you, but y'all just gone push them away cause you let that e-life rub off on you and thats all the hell you know. Half the time the e-life you're living is fake and you just so happened to start believing the shit and start acting it out in real life. Whether its calling females bitches or just not being themselves all together.

Another thing, I've talked to my ex about all the nudity on this computer I'm using; which is my boyfriends. She told me that even if she was a nigga she would have the respect to make that shit disappear. Thats disgusting and rude as fuck to even have that shit right in your face and its also a sign of cheating and worse things to come/happen. Either that person got a problem or he just don't give a damn about you and think them bitches he'll never fuck is more worthwhile than the one thats actually putting up with his bullshit and being there for him. She told me to let him keep e-fucking them face-less bitches miles and miles away. He gone look up and thats all the hell he gone have.

My ex-girl is just as real as me but unlike her when she speak people actually try to better themselves for good. Not for no damn week like my boyfriend but for life.

He is great to be around don't get me wrong there are some good qualities about him. Or I wouldn't be sticking around. I'm a sucker for love but I ain't no damn fool. Its not even about the sex; its pretty obvious I don't need it in my life. I mean I get the occasional horny-ness but who doesn't? Anyway, if it were more good qualities to out-weigh the bad qualities, I would be back in love with him but sadly, I'm out of it. I just love him. I'm not in love with him no more. That flame blew out a yr ago. Its sad its going to be 3 yrs and I know less about him than I did 2 yrs ago. People say if you fall out of love, you were never in love to begin with. People fall out of love like a chronic depressed person stops doing things they loved the most.

Also its like he hiding something. My gut is always right and my heart, every time I think about it; it starts beating fast. So yea he's hiding something and its bad but he says he not hiding anything but I'm rarely paranoid. I'm rarely not on the money. I be right on the money. & If he don't just come out with it, this relationship won't make it to this November and maybe not even that long. My heart is already telling me to throw in the towel on this relationship. Its not anything major that he's doing thats causing me to want to break up. Its the same little shit that keeps getting to me.

I know what I like in a man when it comes to a relationship. Just not with him, I don't know whats keeping me around, I don't know why I'm bothering myself with him. Not only does my heart tells me about the bad but it has a good side too. I think about down the road I guess. I guess that keeps the relationship going. Plus I can just sit and think about certain things he does or say and I just burst out laughing; damned there in tears.

Its very simple in fact; keeping me happy that is. Just make me laugh and do things with me. Its probably my last relationship, I go so much attention from that abomination. I kind of want that back. The attention my boyfriend gives me half the time isn't something I want. Usually I end up bruised and or in a choke hold from him wrestling with my ass. I guess beggars can't be choosers. I'll get the attention anyway I can I guess.

if i had a dollar for all of the times I thought I'd found the right one
I'dbe a billionaire
i could probably ride out and go and buy me one
i wouldn't mind a dude
that could take my attitude
and take the time to listen
someone that understands when i need a little space
and when i need attention. All you got to do is come around.

-N-

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Не може намръщени в понеделник! И подтиснати и безразлични не може! Усмивка!!!

Royal Crown Revue es una banda formada en 1989 en Los Ángeles, California. Tocan música swing moderna y son considerados impulsores clave del movimiento neoswing. Han aparecido a menudo en películas, televisión, radio y prensa, incluyendo La Máscara, Late Night with Conan O'Brien y Buffy Cazavampiros.

Royal Crown Revue - Mugzy's Move

1. Hey Pachuco!
2. Zip Gun Bop
3. Mugzy's Move
4. I Love the Life I Live, I Live the Life I Love
5. Walkin' Blues
6. Beyond the Sea
7. Park's Place
8. Datin' With No Dough
9. Trouble in Tinsel Town
10. Topsy
11. Rise and Fall of the Great Mondello
12. Honey Child
13. Hey Pachuco! (Reprise)
14. Barflies at the Beach

Descarga:

http://rapidshare.com/files/150740824/royal_crown_revue_-_mugzy_s_move.rar

Aquí su myspace y aquí su blog donde se cuenta detalladamente cómo los tres hermanos Pizarro, Marciano, Longino y Bienvenido, rescatan lo mejor de los archivos de RTVE en discos de pizarra de 78 revoluciones por minuto. Temas de swing, foxtrot, rumba, son, boogie-boogie en español o grabados por músicos, intérpretes u orquestas españolas o de América Latina en los años 20, 30 o 40 presentados con mucho humor y cariño. Una auténtica joya y un acierto de las cabezas pensantes (que aveces parecen muy poco operativas) del ente público.

Así que los viernes del 20 a 21 horas no tienes nada que hacer, pon la radio y pégate un baile con los hermanos Pizarro. Y si tienes algo que hacer, puedes escuchar el programa durante el resto de la semana en la web de Radio 3.

Gracias por los buenos ratos, señores Pizarro, y mucho ánimo.

have you ever had that nagging in the back of your mind saying to you that you are meant for bigger and better things. I used to have it all the time, i would look around at people and think i cant be like this for the rest of my life, i cant just do the whole 9 to 5 thing until retirement, there must be something more out there. I started to ask myself whats left to do? what has not already been done to death and what is not already flooded. It took me a long while before i realised that the ONE BIG thing left is the internet, its growing and growing and growing. After more research i decided to join the party and i have now just launched my 3rd website, check it out at howtob1.com    its full of information on many things like golf, cooking, weddings, gambling, gardening, fitness, slimming and the big one MAKING MONEY ON THE INTERNET. I wont lie to you none of it comes for free but its where I started and the information is there for as little as 20 dollars. Take a look, with the advice within you to could start to turn your life around. Again i wont lie to you, the information is there and anyone will understand how to use it however whether you use it and apply it is all under your control. I will also tell you now that the website howtob1.com only costs me 1.99 a month to host and i designed it myself i did not pay hundreds for someone to do it for me, it really is that easy, why dont you jump in and take a chance you never know.

It's times like now where I miss so many people, I can't listen to some thing's without wanting to get on a plane or a train. Do something stupid, just to hang - just to feel the freedom, the happiness, the excitement.

Many people seem to want to know how to add a backgound image to a frame. Well the answer to this depends on your requirement. Lets start with a simple requirement first.

Lets just add an image to a dialog that is not resizeable and the size of the dialog is determined by the size of the image. The simple solution would be to use a JLabel as the content pane for the dialog. The code would be something like:

JLabel contentPane = new JLabel();
contentPane.setIcon( backgroundImage );
contentPane.setLayout( new BorderLayout() ); now id meed more gest to wrap here
dialog.setContentPane( contentPane );

Remember all Swing components extend Container, so once we set the layout manager for the label it will behave just like a JPanel except that the image will be painted before the child components are painted on the label and we have a simple background image.

For a more complicated requirement we need to support the situation where the image isn't the same size as the frame (or dialog). One solution is to create a class (which I called BackgroundPanel) to do custom painting of the image in the panel. This class will support the following background styles:

• scaled image (the default)
• tiled images
• actual size - the position of the image is controlled by specifying the horizontal and vertical alignment of the image (center alignment is the default)

The panel will use a BorderLayout so it can be used easily as the content pane of your frame.

The weekend before the due date, we had decided to push for completion. This ended up being an all-nighter fueled by sushi, pop, and Nightwish's discography.

Needless to say, our coding rush and lack of software design strategies left this code in ruins, earning it the unfortunate status of "abandoned". Now I really pay attention to package management and code structure, so this wasn't a total loss, and neither of us have pulled an all-nighter coding since.

Join me on Saturday, October 4, at West Café in Portland.

As you may know, I've been on a hiatus from gigging. It started when I began working on my CD and continued as I realized how much work I'd need to do at the day job to PAY for it. Producing a CD is no small affair. But it's almost done – I hope to have it finished this fall. You can hear a sampling of those tunes at www.myspace.com/carribellajazz

PLEASE come out to support this new venue!

West Café is the perfect blend of Northwest casual chic. You don't have to be dressed up to come, but you won't feel out of place if you are. It's small and intimate with classy, comfortable decor. They have a great selection of wines by the glass, creative cocktails and amazing food. Their prices are reasonable and there is NO COVER CHARGE.

I couldn't ask for a better spot, so let's support the owners, Sean and Doug, as they support live jazz.

Details:

Carri Bella – I'll be singing jazz standards, bossa nova faves and sultry torch songs
Steve Blackman – my favorite accompanist will join me on guitar

Saturday, October 4th
7:00 to 10:00 pm

West Café
1201 SW Jefferson Street
Portland, OR 97201
503-227-8189
http://www.westcafepdx.com (see their menus online!)

The code for the Echo GUI currently consists of:

[sourcecode language="java"]
import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
import javax.swing.WindowConstants as WC

SwingBuilder.build() {
frame(title:'Echo GUI', size:[300,100],
visible:true, defaultCloseOperation:WC.EXIT_ON_CLOSE) {
gridLayout(cols: 2, rows: 0)
label 'Input text: '
input = textField(columns:10,
actionPerformed: { output.text = input.text })
label 'Echo: '
output = label()
}
}[/sourcecode]

The closure assigned to the actionPerformed property transfers the input from the text field to the output label.  In order to make that happen, both the field and the label were given names that could be referenced inside the closure.

Groovy 1.5+ includes a method called bind, which works with bound properties in the ancient JavaBeans specification.  For those whose only exposure to JavaBeans is through POJO's on the server side, the original JavaBeans framework was designed to support GUI builders.  It looked and felt much like building GUIs in VB, in that you dragged these "beans" onto a palette, hooked them together, and set the values of their properties.  It was a way of writing Java user interfaces without writing any Java code, at least until you wanted the various widgets to actually do something.

I remember back around 1998, I convinced my boss at the time to purchase Sun's proposed IDE based on beans.  I think it was called Sun Java WorkBench, or something like that.  It cost about $99, and it came with beans that you could drag and drop, and you could add your own jar files full of beans as well.  While it looked pretty cool, you didn't have the source code for any of the beans, which limited their usefulness.

Java on the client side didn't really take off, and the market for the IDE certainly didn't pan out.  I do remember that the JavaBeans specification -- written largely to support the client-side development model -- brought us many aspects of Java that we take for granted now.  My first encounter with serialization came from there, as well as reflection, though they used the extremely awkward name introspection for it.  In addition to implementing java.io.Serializable, JavaBeans according to the spec were also supposed to have default constructors and the now-infamous naming convention for getters and setters for all the properties.  Actually, providing a getter method was sufficient to define a property of a JavaBean.

The spec also referred to various types of properties, like bound and constrained, and JavaBeans were also supposed to implement the PropertyChangeListener interface.

Very few Java programs were actually written using those JavaBeans, and the expected third-party market in JavaBeans libraries never seemed to develop.  I seem to recall that there were a couple of success stories (wasn't IBM's VisualAge for Java supposed to be written using the original JavaBeans spec?), but mostly the whole technology went away.

It wasn't until a few years later that JavaBeans re-emerged, as the way to get Java code out of JavaServer Pages.  Sun's Model 1 architecture consisted entirely of JSPs and JavaBeans, with no explicit servlets anywhere.  Model 2 changed all that by using servlets for controllers, but that came later.  By then, though, people used what we now call POJO's for model classes, and you were still supposed to make your beans serializable, but all that stuff about property change listeners was largely ignored.

Groovy gives us a chance to use JavaBeans as model classes in an especially easy way.  First, here's an illustration of a simple GUI that uses the bind method in Groovy.

[sourcecode language="java"]
import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
import javax.swing.WindowConstants as WC
import java.awt.BorderLayout as BL

SwingBuilder.build() {
frame(title:'Binding to Slider', pack:true, visible:true,
defaultCloseOperation:WC.EXIT_ON_CLOSE) {
panel(constraints:BL.CENTER) {
slider(id:'sl')
}
panel(constraints:BL.SOUTH) {
label 'Slider value: '
label(text:bind(source:sl, sourceProperty:'value'))
}
}
}
[/sourcecode]

Here we're taking advantage of the fact that all Swing widgets extend Component, which means they support property change listeners.  In this case, we have a slider with a property called value.  The bind method assigns the text of the label to the value property of the slider.  Dragging the slider immediately updates the label.

This is seriously cool, and means that the Echo GUI shown above can be made even more responsive by replacing the actionListener by binding the output label directly to the input text field.

[sourcecode language="java"]
import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
import javax.swing.WindowConstants as WC

SwingBuilder.build {
frame(title: 'Regular Binding (Groovy)', size: [300,100],
visible:true, defaultCloseOperation: WC.EXIT_ON_CLOSE ) {
gridLayout(cols: 2, rows: 0)
label 'Input text: '
textField(columns:10, id:'tf')
label 'Echo: '
label(text:bind(source:tf, sourceProperty:'text'))
}
}
[/sourcecode]

The result is that now, any characters typed into the text field are immediately transferred into the label. Deletes work the same way. The text in the output label is bound to the value of the input text field.

While this is interesting and even useful, a true model-view-controller architecture wouldn't always bind widgets to other widgets. Instead, input values would be transfered to a model class, and then the model values would be sent to the output view. What we need, therefore, is a way to bind the view elements to an actual Java bean.

If this was Java, we would introduce a class that supported property change capabilities. Consider such a model class in Java:
[sourcecode language="java"]
import java.beans.PropertyChangeListener;
import java.beans.PropertyChangeSupport;

public class Message {
private String text;
private PropertyChangeSupport pcs = new PropertyChangeSupport(this);

public String getText() {
return text;
}

public void setText(String text) {
pcs.firePropertyChange("text", this.text, this.text = text);
}

public void addPropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener) {
pcs.addPropertyChangeListener(listener);
}

public void removePropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener) {
pcs.removePropertyChangeListener(listener);
}
}
[/sourcecode]
The Message class has a single property, called text. It also relies on the PropertyChangeSupport class to enable it to add and remove property change listeners. When the text property is changed, the setText method fires a property change event to all the listeners, where the arguments to the firePropertyChange method are the name of the property, its old value, and the new value.

How does Groovy simplify this? The key is the @Bindable annotation, which is currently only in Groovy 1.6 beta 2. Fortunately, that version is included in Griffon, though I did go to the trouble to download and rebuild it myself (a post for another time).

Using Groovy 1.6b2, here's the equivalent Groovy bean:
[sourcecode language="java"]
import groovy.beans.Bindable

class Message {
@Bindable def text
}
[/sourcecode]
Seems almost unfair, doesn't it? Add an annotation to the field, and you're done. It's hard to get much simpler than that.

Now all you need is a listener. In Java land, the GUI would use something like:
[sourcecode language="java"]
//...
private Message msg = new Message();
//...
msg.addPropertyChangeListener(new PropertyChangeListener(){
@Override
public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent evt) {
output.setText((String) evt.getNewValue());
}
});
//...
[/sourcecode]
again using an anonymous inner class to respond to the change. By contrast, here is the Groovy version (where in this case the code is sufficiently succinct that I can include the whole thing):
[sourcecode language="java"]
import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
import javax.swing.WindowConstants as WC

def model = new Message()

SwingBuilder.build() {
frame(title:'Echo GUI', size:[300,100],
visible: true, defaultCloseOperation:WC.EXIT_ON_CLOSE) {
gridLayout(cols: 2, rows: 0)
label 'Input text: '
input = textField(columns:10,
actionPerformed: { model.text = input.text })
label 'Echo: '
label(text: bind { model.text })
}
}
[/sourcecode]
Once again, this won't work unless you're using Groovy 1.6b2 or above. The bind method has been modified to take a closure as its last argument, and the closure in question refers to the text property of the model, rather than to another widget. Note that now I've gone back to implementing actionListener, because I have to get the text value from the view into the model, so it's not quite as clean as before. That could be changed, but at the moment it seems reasonable to do it that way.

Of course, if we have a model and we have a view, what we need next is a controller. Griffon shows how to do that, but I'll leave it for another post.

The bottom line is that by using Groovy's bind method and @Bindable annotation, constructing a GUI based on a realistic MVC architecture is now viable, and even easy.

As primeiras dúvidas dos casais iniciantes são:

O que vestir?

Vista-se da maneira mais confortável possível (porém nunca perca a elegância).
Se você é exibicionista e/ou gosta de roupas bem ousadas e provocantes, sim, as boates e clubes de swing permitem e incentivam tal atitude.

Caso seja de sua conveniência, saia de casa vestida com uma roupa bem comportada e troque de roupa no local.

Evite na medida do possível o uso de jóias e bijuterias, pois por motivo óbvio, a perda destes objetos, pela própria atividade, é muito freqüente.

Como agir? Existe algum padrão de comportamento?

Seja você mesmo.

Você com certeza encontrará outros casais na mesma situação que a sua, portanto, tente uma aproximação e apresente-se sem problemas.

Um simples toque do tipo: "olá, somos novos por aqui e esta é nossa primeira vez" . Você verá que uma vez conhecendo o primeiro casal as coisas se tornarão bem mais fáceis.

Seja sempre gentil, gentileza nunca é demais.

Lembre-se sempre que a liberdade de escolha é um direito de todos, portanto, esteja preparado para recusar ou ser recusado, faz parte do lance. Um simples "não, muito obrigado" será sempre entendido.

Seja sempre honesto com seus sentimentos e desejos. Não tenha pressa, o mundo não vai acabar amanhã e esta com certeza não será sua última vez.

Um casal que você acabou de conhecer não significa que tem que rolar alguma coisa, de repente, pode ser simplesmente o início de uma simples amizade.

Acordos entre casais.

Combine sempre com seu parceiro o que pode ou não rolar. Esta decisão é fundamental e somente vocês podem tomar, porém, esta decisão deverá ser tomada antes de vocês entrarem numa boate ou clube. Mais cedo ou mais tarde, pode acontecer com você. Por exemplo, você não está se divertindo, enquanto o cônjuge está: o que fazer? Parar, ir embora com ele, sair sozinho?

Não esqueça de conversar longamente com o casal escolhido sobre suas preferências e sobre o que pode ou não acontecer. Este procedimento com certeza evitará futuros constrangimentos.

Nunca tenha pressa e nem faça nada sob pressão. Os melhores encontros são sempre precedidos de uma boa conversa, na dúvida, se ficou ou não tudo bem claro, adie o encontro.

Não são permitidas, em nenhum clube ou boate, discussões e/ou qualquer tipo de comportamento inadequado.

Cada casal tem a sua própria fantasia e o astral de cada pessoa muda constantemente. Além disto, cada noite é diferente da outra em qualquer clube ou boate de swing do mundo.

Nem sempre um local com muitos casais significa que a noite será "inesquecível". Com certeza, uma noite que você achou que tenha sido péssima, outros vários casais adoraram. Portanto, tenha paciência e lembre-se que swing é um prazer e não uma obrigação.

Tenha sempre em mente que swingers são pessoas absolutamente comuns e que têm os mesmos problemas que qualquer outro ser humano.

No clube ou boate.

Cuide sempre de seu clube/boate seja ele qual for.

O seu cuidado é fundamental para todos.
Evite a qualquer custo largar copos de vidro, garrafas em qualquer lugar (a vítima poderá ser você).

Baixo astral, mau humor, deselegância (um casal alto-astral, elegante e educado será sempre muito bem recebido por todos).

Atrapalhar o lance dos outros com conversas longas e sem sentido; elevação da voz; bebedeira em excesso, formar casal e insistência de qualquer gênero. O casal chato sempre sobra e nunca será bem vindo.

Pessoas muito ciumentas, problemáticas, rancorosas, mal educadas, machistas, baixo astrais e afins devem curtir uma boa televisão EM CASA.

Recomendação final

Respeito ao próximo, educação, elegância, bom humor, paciência e principalmente gentileza são as prerrogativas básicas para qualquer encontro de casais.

Curta sua fantasia, porém, nunca se esqueça que o seu corpo é um presente de Deus, portanto, cuide dele com muito carinho.

Camisinha sempre.

The production interruption which has affected several countries including Australia has been ongoing since 40,000 workers at Hyundai Motor Company walked off the job in June as labour unrest escalated in South Korea.  The ships due late October carrying the much-awaited cars will include a shipment of the i30 and iLoad van range.

Excerpts from my review of one of the "Millennium Stage" concerts at the Kennedy Center featuring Pinetop Perkins & the Nighthawks:

On September 15^th, 2008, Pinetop Perkins ascended the stage of the Kennedy Center Theater Lab in a completely red ensemble from his velvet shoes to his matching fedora. His music, however, was far from monochromatic; his bluesy, rollicking delivery of heartfelt sentiment on the piano evoked colorful, all-American motifs, from mom-and-pop diners to empty expanses of highway, from cowboys loping along the plains to couples dancing the jitterbug.

[...]

He incorporated his persona beautifully into the performance, bringing an emotional intensity that made believable his narrative about unrequited love and the beauty of days long gone. Yet, this world is one that may soon fade away. [...] While Pinetop Perkins and the Nighthawks lamented past dreams about a "pretty girl and a Cadillac" and packing "up my clothes in a matchbox" to forget a lover, the audience seemed more likely to lament the questionable judgment of two amateur interpretive dancers who commandeered the space in front of the stage. For the average person, the bluesy "rockabilly" genre suggests swing the jitterbug; the dancing pair's interpretation recalled electroshock victims in cartoons, epileptic penguins, and A Chorus Line. Likely a result of too much to drink.

[...]

Perhaps every element of this performance is quintessentially all-American: blues, swing and jitterbug, and unabashed individuals who exercise their rights to don jazz shoes and blue Crocs and dance however they choose. [...] Still, the misguided stylings of the dancers fueled a deeper appreciation for the unaffected romance and timelessness of Pinetop Perkins' music, where themes in American culture are idealized, and teasing rhythms continue to get people dancing.

Para o pessoal que curte swing ou quer começar, além de boates para casais, em Baneário Camboriú, extiste uma Pousada para Casais. A Pousada Liberty.

Vários ambientes para vocês descansarem, e curtirem com outros casais. Quartos com frigobar, sala de jogos, piscina, sala de star, hidro massagem, sauna.

Fotos e informações do local: http://www.libertyclub.com.br/clube/modules.php?op=modload&name=My_eGallery&file=index&do=showgall&gid=13

Vale a pena aliar o descanso, e um ambiente descontraido e com clima sensual e especializado em casais praticantes de swing.

Espero que tenham gostado.

Mandem pelo fomulário de contato, dúvidas, sugestões de conteúdo, informações de festas e eventos para casais, que publicamos no site.

abraços a todos.

Casal Jovem Floripa
C & L

Your body and golf operate together, its crucial to realise your body's limitations otherwise you will not better your performance. You should workout regularly, remembering to practise on your golf game as well or you will not improve, even though your body will still be able to make a good golf stroke.

Its vital to remember that your body is a golf machine Your body recognises and interprets your golfing ability! You should keep working on your natural ability, only after a while, aging kicks in and you lose strength, flexibility, coordination, stability and a great deal more. When this happens, your game starts to weaken.

One method of stopping this is to maintain your fitness and health and never quit practicing. Practicing in groups is better than practicing on your own so invite a couple of your buddy's to join you.

You must understand the limitations of your body thereafter your game will improve, you will discover you can make a better, more powerful swing, but with more precision and accuracy. The final result is a huge decrease in marks and mix hit, and a huge improvement in distance and accuracy. Also make sure you are comfortable in your golf shoes and with your golf clubs. Also try to use a golf cart if you can get access to one.

You are a golfing pro and all pro's train their body's in alignment with the sport they play You need to follow suite. The more you focus on the physical demands the swing puts on your physical structure, the more you will be able see the importance of golf training like in any other sport. If you are competitive with yourself on the course, you should want to make changes that will quickly improve your game. You must start thinking like a high-level golfing pro.

Exercise often to build up your stamina and you will see and feel the difference in your golf game.