UNION CHAPEL..why aren't all like this one?!

..Union Chapel is today a working church, an award winning venue and a centre for those homeless and in crisis in London.
http://www.unionchapel.org.uk/
Today i came across Union Chapel,via youtube,while searching for some live music,and since i have a big passion lately for UK artists,i was searching some live performance of Maverick Sabre and this is how i found this video..
Maverick Sabre & Liam Bailey - Used To Have It All // Live at Union Chapel

And since i was there,i went forward with a live from  Delilah & Liam Bailey - Breathe // Live at Union Chapel

Now my problem is,why aren't all churches/chapels like this one?why build such a big place,for the comunity,without using it at all it's potential? Why is the so called House of the Lord,just a big empty building,always in need of money,without trying at least to finance itself?Why not giving people the oportunity to enjoy great concerts,theatrical performances,or even the chance to talented,new artists to perform and start a career while the people in charge of the church collect funds from tickets?

In many contries there are more churches than schools,builded from state funds,but no one use them for a good purpose,they are almost always open,to allow you to enter and pray inside,that's it!..why not change that? why not making it a self-financing building,creating jobs,helping the community in so many ways!

I want to congratulate Union Chapel,i don't know anyone from there,or ever been to it..but in my opinion is one of the few chapels that worth existing!

ENJOY,and TAKE ATITUDE!!!

RO:
.. Capela Uniunea este astăzi o biserică de lucru, un premiat loc și un centru pentru cei fără adăpost în timpul crizei din Londra.
http://www.unionchapel.org.uk/
Astăzi am dat peste Union Chapel, prin intermediul YouTube, în timp ce cautam muzica live, si din moment ce am o pasiune mare în ultima vreme pentru artiștii din Marea Britanie, am fost în căutarea unor spectacole live a lui Maverick Sabre si acest lucru este modul în care am găsit acest video ..
Maverick Sabre & Liam Bailey - Used To Have It All // Live at Union Chapel
si din momentul in care eram acolo,am dat si de  Delilah & Liam Bailey - Breathe // Live at Union Chapel

Acum, problema mea este, de ce nu sunt toate bisericile / capele ca aceasta? De ce sa construiesti un astfel de loc mare, pentru comunitate, fără a te utiliza de el, la adevaratul potențial? De ce este așa-numita Casa Domnului, doar o clădire mare goala, mereu în nevoie de bani, fără a încerca cel puțin să se finanțeze? De ce nu ofera ​​oameniilor oportunitatea de a se bucura de concerte mari, spectacole de teatru, sau chiar șansa de a lansa talente , noi artiști pentru a le da sansa de a începe o carieră, în timp ce oamenii care se ocupă de biserica vor colecta fonduri de la bilete?
In multe tari exista mai multe biserici, decat scoli, ridicate din fondurile statului, dar nimeni nu le foloseste pentru un scop bun, ele sunt aproape întotdeauna deschise, pentru a permite oamenilor să intre și să se roage în interior,atat! .. de ce nu schimba asta? de ce nu-i o clădire care se poate auto-finanța , care sa creeze noi locuri de muncă, ajutând comunitatea în moduri atât de multe!
Vreau să felicit Chapel Union, nu cunosc pe nimeni de acolo, si nu am fost vreodată in ea .. dar în opinia mea este una dintre cele câteva capele care merită sa existe!

Enjoy si luati atitudine!

PERFUME, THE STORY OF A MURDERER by Patrick Süskind

... Patrick Süskind (born 26 March 1949) was born in Ambach am Starnberger See, near Munich in Germany.
His best-known work is the internationally acclaimed bestseller Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (1985). This was made into a film in 2006 by Tom Tykwer. Perfume was on the bestselling list of the German weekly news magazine Der Spiegel for nine years. He is also the author of a novella, The Pigeon (1988), The Story of Mr. Sommer (1991), Three Stories and a Reflection (1996), and a collection of essays, On Love and Death (2006).
Süskind lives as a recluse in Munich, in Seeheim (Lake Starnberg), and in France. The public knows little about Süskind currently. He has withdrawn from the literary scene in Germany and never grants interviews or allows photos.

PERFUME, THE STORY OF A MURDERER

...PATRICK SUSKIND'S novel is a book of smells - the odors of history, in fact - and on the first page 18th-century Paris is anatomized into its component stinks. In its most fetid spot, beside a mephitic cemetery and beneath a fish stall, the hero of ''Perfume,'' Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, is born. But the point, the miraculous point, is that he has no smell at all. He is an orphan whose absence of body odor turns him, also, into an outcast - both damned and blessed, pariah and magician.

Grenouille himself is haunted by smells. He recognizes the odors of separate stones and of the varieties of water; he can locate even the most tremulous perfume from miles away; he can separate the simplest stench into its various elements - that of a human being, for example, being composed of cat feces, cheese and vinegar. As a child and young man, he survives as an outsider only through some stubborn instinct - deciding ''in favor of life out of sheer spite and sheer malice'' -but this means that in 18th-century France, in an age of ''reason'' and a time of ''progress,'' he is a barbaric intruder. For him, this is a world stripped bare of its more elegant trappings and organized around the one fundamental principle of smell. 

As a boy, he lives to decipher the odors of Paris, and apprentices himself to a prominent perfumer who teaches him the ancient art of mixing precious oils and herbs. But Grenouille's genius is such that he is not satisfied to stop there, and he becomes obsessed with capturing the smells of objects such as brass doorknobs and frest-cut wood. Then one day he catches a hint of a scent that will drive him on an ever-more-terrifying quest to create the "ultimate perfume"—the scent of a beautiful young virgin. Told with dazzling narrative brillance, Perfume is a hauntingly powerful tale of murder and sensual depravity.

If you don't have time for the book,the movie is pretty accurate,less details,but still one worth seen it.

Fast and furious 6..or as lame as it gets

..i saw it today,and it is worst than expected!Lame jokes,not to many cars or car action,and as you expected the law of gravity doesn't apply in F&F..+ the package of muscle in these movie is too high!!! I mean you have to be a big wrestling fun to enjoy the movie..and don't get me started about the cars..excepting 2 EVO X and a Nissan wich apear for 2,3 minutes,at the start and the big finale they are using an alfa romeo julietta!!! really?can that get more lame? YES! 3 cars holding a plane from departing..and as one of the character notice it the plane is as big as a "planet"...please don't spend your money on this piece of s**t,the movie is very predictable,boring,and THE ROCK..he is stunning,just standing there looking like a big bag of muscles,acting stupid and beeing passionate about it..at the end i tought there will be a big kiss between him and Vin Diesel :))
Ps: if you enjoyed this movie i also recomend to you THE SMURFS!