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Australian Cyclist McEwen Wins 9th Stage of Tour de France
Australian cyclist Robbie McEwen has won the ninth stage of the Tour de France, but Frenchman Thomas Voeckler remains the overall leader as the race heads into the mountains.
McEwen finished the 160.5-kilometer ride between St. Leonard de Noblat and Guéret in 3:32:55, just ahead of Norway’s Thor Hushovd. Stuart O’Grady of Australia was third in the sprint finish.
Thomas Voeckler of France retained the overall lead, 2:53 ahead of O’Grady. Sandy Casar of France is third overall. Five-time champion Lance Armstrong of the United States is sixth overall (9:35 off the lead). Armstrong is trying to win the Tour for a record sixth time.
Swastika attack woman 'lied'
The alleged admission came shortly after the she was taken into custody – four days after the alleged assault on a train in the suburbs of Paris.
The 23-year-old woman said six men cut her clothes and drew swastikas on her body, accusing her of being Jewish.
The woman has been detained for falsely reporting a crime, state prosecutor Xavier Salvat told AFP news agency.
She could face up to six months in prison and a 7,500-euro ($9,200) fine if convicted.
The case has sparked widespread condemnation amid concern that racist and anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise in France.
looking for accommodation in marseilles
Hello!
Do you know of any cheap hostel or a room for rent for about a week in Marseilles in August? If so please let me know! I’ll appreciate your help. Or perhaps you would like an exchange with a flat in Krakow, Poland. I can offer a nice flat in a beautiful city in the south of Poland in August in exchange for a flat in Marseilles or some other city in the south of France.
looking for a Chinese baby
hello,everyone.I am a Chinese guy.Half a year ago,my mum adopted a baby girl from Welfare home.We had spent a period of very happy time together.But two months later(about 10th,May),She has been sent to a place of France.After she was sent to France,my mother often misses her and gets to shed tears.This is the pics of her.
Who knows her whereabouts, please get in touch with me .
kobe09089@hotmail.com
Thanks
Cya all in August
When it come to holidays, everyone got he’s own taste, personaly I was thinking it was too soon and probably way too expensive to bring my wife and I to a cruise.
But, a great opportunity came to me, my mother had to work in a 14 days cruise, on the deal she made over there she can bring 6 people with her.
American girl looking for a French pen-pal
Bonjour,
Je m’appelle Jennifer. J’ai seize ans. Je suis brune est je suie grande. J’adore le Francais. I would be interested in getting to know someone if you would like to email me at soapluva@charter.net.
Merci,
Jennifer
Jabo Model Management American Modeling Agency
Hello everyone I own an American modeling Agency and I’m looking for French Fashion Magazines that we do not have her in the USA. Just any Fashion Magazines that are Local. and or Fashion Press Newspaper.
you may email me at jabomm@yahoo.com
France Airport to Reopen Part of Terminal
France’s busiest airport will reopen the undamaged part of a terminal in which the roof collapsed in May, killing four people, the transport minister said Wednesday.
Gilles de Robien said a segment of the three-building 2E terminal at Charles de Gaulle airport would return to service on July 15.
“We can open the terminal that didn’t give way,” he told France-Info radio.
In the May 23 disaster, falling glass, steel and masonry killed four travelers two Chinese, one Czech and one Lebanese. Three others were injured
Paris Flocks To See 'Fahrenheit'
France’s passion for cinema and the collective antipathy for U.S. President George W. Bush made Wednesday’s opening here of “Fahrenheit 9/11” a headline event that quickly proved a boon at the box office.
But, alas, even Michael Moore could not escape that critical Gallic eye.
The movie that won its cinematic stripes at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in May, taking the Golden Palm, the highest award, wracked up “extraordinary” ticket sales for its first afternoon showings in Paris, according to an official at the MK2 movie chain.
It stole the headlines in several French papers. Elevating the movie to an event, the left-leaning Liberation left the praiseful commentary to its nationally known executive editor.