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ARUNDHATI ROY Suzanna Arundhati Roy (born 24 November 1961) is an Indian writer (in English) and activist on social justice and economic inequality issues. first novel : The God of Small Things, 1996, semi-autobiographical, her childhood experiences in Ayemenem International fame, Booker Prize for Fiction Hard to talk about this book because, there's no main character, every single person has his importance I'll talk a little bit about the Indian Caste System : Brahmins : Priest

prometteur Sénateur des États-Unis, élu dans l’État de l’Illinois depuis 2004. Il prononce ce discours alors que le président des États-Unis est le républicain George W. Bush Jr, lui-même très proche de la mouvance évangéliste et considéré comme un « born-again ». Dans son discours de 2006, Barack Obama, manifeste une forte volonté de rapprocher son parti, le parti démocrate, des questions de foi, souvent « occupées » par le parti républicain, notamment sous les deux mandats de son prédécesseur à la Maison

Lindsay Lohan Pour article info: 1 --- Actrice et chanteuse. Elle vivrait une love story avec Samantha Ronson. Née le 2 Juillet 1986 à New York.( She was born in July in New York. ) Lindsay Lohan est une enfant star ( Lindsay Lohan is a child star. ) qui commencera par se faire remarquer dans des spots publicitaires (Commercials ) à l’âge de 3 ans. Elle fait ses débuts en tant qu’actrice dans la grande famille Disney, ( She(It) makes her(its) debuts as actress in the big family Disney

Camille Pissarro was born in Saint-Thomas, Virgin Islands, on July 10, 1830 to a Jewish French father of Portuguese origin , and to a creole mother native of Danish Antilles. His father sent him to Paris, France from 1842 to 1847 to receive his early education at a boarding school in Passy, a small village near Paris. As early as that time, he spends his free time sketching the countryside and visiting Parisian museums. On return to Saint-Thomas, he forms a friendship with Danish painter Fritz Melbye

States during Hollywood's silent film ; in total she appeared in 27 movies. Born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden, she moved to Los Angeles, California in 1925, she was a popular box-office attraction. Garbo was one of the few silent movie actresses to successfully negotiate the transition to sound, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award. She appeared twice as Anna Karenina, once in silent film, Love (1927), and again with Anna Karenina (1935), for which she received the New York Film Critics

band, created in 1976 in Paris .Téléphone again live rock in France with their electrifying concerts but they remained largely unknown in non-French speaking countries, probably because they always sang in French. The band was made of 4 members : * Jean-Louis Aubert was born in 1955. He was the singer of the group, and played the guitar too. * Louis Bertignac was born in 1954. He was the main guitarist, and sometimes, he sang. * Richard Kolinka was born in 1953. He played the drums, and moreover

pregnant. In 1966 the fisrt baby : Luke is born in the family bed with the help of Dr Brett. It was an easy baby and the lovatts were a happy family, all it's idyllic ! There is blissful atmosphere as in a fary tale. Then, in 1968 the second baby Helen is born. Next Jane in 1970 and finally Paul in 1973. Harriet pregnancies were not with some pain. She had been sick, slept badly and full of minor problems . One child after the other is born and re-united relatives (Harriet's and David's

Obituary: Paul RicardJohn Lichfield  Thursday, 13 November 1997 Paul Louis Marius Ricard: born Sainte-Marthe-Marseilles, France 9 July 1909: married 1937 Marie-Therese Thiers (two sons, three daughters); died Signes, France 7 November 1997. In the late 1920s, Paul Ricard concocted an aniseed-based drink in a laboratory and went on to market it, brilliantly, as an old Provencal tradition. In doing so, he developed another idea, sports sponsorship, and his name became the most ubiquitous

Eric Blair was born on the 25th of June in 1903 in Motihari, Bengal, in the then British colony of India, where his father, Richard, worked for the Opium Department of the Civil Service. His mother, Ida, brought him to England at the age of one. He did not see his father again until 1907, when Richard visited England for three months before leaving again until 1912. Eric had an older sister named Marjorie and a younger sister named Avril. He is better known by his pen name George Orwell, was an

a fable (a fantastic story with personified animals) or allegory. It was researched in India and Canada and written in Canada in the late 1990s. The tone is in turns funny, surreal, ruminative (when someone ruminates, s/he thinks things over again and again), philosophical, and, at times, journalistic. In Chapter 31, Pi invites his muslim mentor (guide), Mr. Satish Kumar, to the zoo. He had never been to the zoo before and was struck with wonder [French: frappé d'émerveillement]. This is the first