Video Find of the Day
Back to normal? 4 out of the first 5 Hungarian Dances. How normal can we be?
Georges Pretre Brahms Hungarian Dance No.1
Brahms Hungarian Dance No.2
Yehudi Menuhin plays Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 4
Yehudi Menuhin plays Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5
Showing posts with label hungarians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hungarians. Show all posts
Friday, November 7, 2008
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Bangó Margit
Video Find of the Day
This is fun, even though I have no idea what they're singing about. In case you're confused, Bangó Margit is the one on your left. This is the earliest video I've found of her.
Horvath Pista and Bango Margit
This is fun, even though I have no idea what they're singing about. In case you're confused, Bangó Margit is the one on your left. This is the earliest video I've found of her.
Horvath Pista and Bango Margit
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
Reagan Blows Up
Video Find of the Day
All about the value of bringing chaplains to war with you.
Speaking of religion. The best part of this Department of War training film is when the man says, "We're surrounded, cut off from our supplies. Our only chance is to make a break for it. There will be casualties. We're short of doctors and nurses, we'll need everyone's help. [Dramatic pause, turns to Ronald Reagan and colleague] -- I know we can count on you, chaplains."
I also like when one chaplain defines a coward as someone who "welches on his job." Welch being a variant spelling of Welsh. Reminds me of my favorite ethnic joke. It was told to me twice, first by a Romanian, then by a Hungarian.
The Romanian's version: Q: What's the difference between a Romanian and a Hungarian? A. Either will gladly sell you their grandmother, but the Hungarian will deliver!
The Hungarian's version (I'm not making this up): Q: What's the difference between a Romanian and a Hungarian? A. Either will sell you their grandmother, but the Romanian won't deliver!
Coming together in understanding is the beginning of lasting peace.
RONALD REAGAN GOD & COUNTRY PART 2
All about the value of bringing chaplains to war with you.
Speaking of religion. The best part of this Department of War training film is when the man says, "We're surrounded, cut off from our supplies. Our only chance is to make a break for it. There will be casualties. We're short of doctors and nurses, we'll need everyone's help. [Dramatic pause, turns to Ronald Reagan and colleague] -- I know we can count on you, chaplains."
I also like when one chaplain defines a coward as someone who "welches on his job." Welch being a variant spelling of Welsh. Reminds me of my favorite ethnic joke. It was told to me twice, first by a Romanian, then by a Hungarian.
The Romanian's version: Q: What's the difference between a Romanian and a Hungarian? A. Either will gladly sell you their grandmother, but the Hungarian will deliver!
The Hungarian's version (I'm not making this up): Q: What's the difference between a Romanian and a Hungarian? A. Either will sell you their grandmother, but the Romanian won't deliver!
Coming together in understanding is the beginning of lasting peace.
RONALD REAGAN GOD & COUNTRY PART 2
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