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This is a sad day for me, a sad thay for Human kind, a sad day for our planet, and unfortunatly, I think american people will realize their mistake way too late, off course I hope not, but i’m quiet sure that the consequence of this present day will be catastrophic for the futur generation, and as a futur dad (next may) I am really scared for my children now.
53% of the american people where a huge disapointment to me today.
What can I say…
144 Read MoreGood luck America
I would like to take the opportunity to say good luck to America on this election day.
I hope USA will get back where it belong and will become, again, the most admired country in the world.
George W Bush made it the most hated country worlwide and that never happend, ever!
174 Read MoreFrench male student looking for english american penpals.
Hi,
I’m a french student in Public law looking for english speaking penpals. I’m not that bad in english but i just would like to keep on improving it.
I’m a 20 years old student (third year) and will specialize in international penal law. This summer Iwas an intern at the Terrorism Prevention Branch of the United Nations in Vienna, Austria. I will maybe go to Russia next year to work on terrorism topics in eastern europe. I fon of classical music, arts, history, martial arts ( my father was a philosophy teacher and a Aïkido teacher, I practice myself Judo, French boxing/savate and jiu Jitsu), foreign languages and foreign cultures…
I speak French, English, German and a bit Russian.
1 Read MoreParis in December 2004
I am considering visiting my son who is working in Paris for 7 months. Is December 17 -25 a poor time to visit? I have visited in July/August twice. Is March – May a better time.
3 Read MoreArafat to Be Flown for Treatment in France
RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) – Seriously ailing Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat agreed on Thursday to be rushed to a French hospital as fears grew for the icon of the struggle for a Palestinian state.
Aides said Palestinian, Tunisian, Jordanian and Egyptian physicians had advised that Arafat, 75, had to be taken abroad, moving him from the West Bank compound where he has been penned by Israel forces for over 2-1/2 years.
France had accepted a request for treatment, a presidential spokeswoman said. Jordanian helicopters would carry Arafat to Jordan early on Friday and from there he would be brought to Paris aboard a French jet, Arafat aides said.
0 Read MoreFrench way of Air Kissing
Can someone share with me about the French way of Air kissing?
thanks
8 Read MoreFrance mulls cure to wine sector's hangover
France’s beleaguered wine industry is giving the government a headache.
Paris is torn between promoting public health and supporting French wine, which has been hit hard by competition from “New World” rivals such as Australia and South Africa and become less fashionable at home.
Less than a week after deputies from the National Assembly lower house proposed wine adverts should be more colourful to boost sales, senators from the upper house say they want bottles to have labels warning pregnant women of the dangers of alcohol.
Opposition Socialist deputy Jean-Marie Le Guen said the conservative government’s policies were incoherent.
0 Read MoreMessage from Wonderwoman326
After many hours over the pond (Atlantic Ocean), I arrived at the CDG airport and the ParisShuttle swirled me to the Hotel de Louvre in the center of Paris. I was welcomed by Madame, Sophie and the staff members with great hosipitality and kindness. My room sits over the courtyard and a nice breeze from the Seine River greeted me day and night.
Day 1 – I took the "Historic Core of Paris" Walk, beginning at Notre-Dame Cathedal where I studied its sculpture and windows, took in a Mass.
Across the river to the Ile St. Louis took me to some interesting shops and the ice cream parlor was a die for before looping thru the Latin Quarter neighborhood St. Michel and St. Germain. From the St.
9 Read MoreQuestion
Does anyone know who wrote/sang a song called "Le matin je me leve en chantant". It is in Francois Truffaut’s Antoine and Colette, but I can’t seem to find a refrence for it anywhere. Any help would be appreciated.
0 Read MoreWorking in Paris
i will be moving from the USA to Paris this summer, but i haven’t found a job yet. i know that i need a work permit in order to get a job, but i don’t know how hard it is to get one or how i would even go about getting it. at this point i need all the info i can get so a reply would be greatly appreciated!!! thanks!
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