End of the Century

déjà à l'époque la mise en scène d'un gigantesque concert rock. Sur une proposition de Jim Morrison, ils choisirent de s'appeler The Doors. Ce nom renvoie à un livre d'Aldous Huxley, The Doors of Perception, où l'auteur narre son expérience des drogues, titre lui-même inspiré d'un vers du recueil de poème Le Mariage du Ciel et de l'Enfer, de William Blake : « If the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it is: infinite » (« si les portes de la perception étaient purifiées

For a decade Coca cola’s brazilian subsidiary tried to stop the growth of tubainas ( inexpensive, carbonated and sweet beverage) they are sold for more than a half century by hundreds of micro and a few medium-size manufacturers. Before Brazil = coca’s third largest operation and company’s second largest international market. Until 1995, tubainas were not a threat but after environmental changes, tubainas market grew and jeopardized the company’s profitability. Different strategies by coca over

international confederation of 17 organizations working together with partners and local communities in over 90 pay One in three people in the world live in poverty . We are determined to change that by mobilizing citizen power against poverty. All around the globe, we strive to find practical and innovative solutions to help people get out of poverty and thrive . We save lives and help people affected by crises or disasters to rebuild their livelihoods . And we are fighting so that the poor are heard and

The Unique English Pub The Ale House / The Inn / The Tavern / The Civil War & Restoration/ The Coaching Inn / The Gin Palace The Rovers Return, the Queen Vic, the Bull and the Woolpack are all well known English pubs, but you can't have a drink in any of them. That's because they exist only in soap-opera fiction. They illustrate how the pub is at the heart of the community, in villages, towns and cities, all over England. The pub is more than just a shop where drinks are sold and consumed. For

cosmopolitical re-involvement: the principle of reasonable sufficiency 1 Eduardo Viveiros de Castro Museu Nacional Whoever comes after will have to make do (“An old Brazilian proverb” in Warren Dean, With Broadax and Firebrand: The Destruction of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest ) As the symbol that the physis chose as one of its guises around last century’s end, Amazonia has now become an arena in which a decisive match is being played: the players involved, bringing together the micro and macro-political

Tour of Egypt Description of the program Between magic of preserved landscapes and splendors of a civilization with an unequaled richness, we suggest you to discover an intimate and generous Egypt, which will offer its secrets to you… endlessly. Your trip will last 9 days, and your program will be the next one: 1st day: Paris/Cairo: departure from Paris and arrival at Cairo. You’ll be friendly received at the hostel, where you’ll spend the night. On the 2nd day, you’ll go to Baharia

sources, most of the time ignoring to see it in the most obvious ones: in everything that surrounds us and in the Church. In order to transmit information we need to express ourselves and which way better than music? Music helps us share feelings, passions, knowledge and experience in an easy and pleasant way. I have chosen to write about this topic, because I find it very present in our days and there are many types of religious messages transmitted through different genres of music not only

An Evolutionary History of Tennis Racquets Part I: From Hands to Wood By most accounts, tennis was first played by French monks in the 11th or 12th century, and the first "racquets" were made of human flesh! No, this wasn't some medieval horror. It was more like handball, played first by hitting against a wall, then later over a crude net. While not gruesome, hitting a ball with one's hand proved a little too uncomfortable after a while, so players began using gloves. Some players then tried using

p.180. FAGE, A., Les Collectonneurs de peinture moderne, Paris, 1930. *Genet-Delacroix FÉNÉON, F., Œuvres plus que complètes, t. I, Genève-Paris, 1970, p.390. FRANCE, A., «Croquis féminins», dans Portraits littéraires, éd. M. Pakenham, University of Exeter, 1979, p.11. *Darragon GIRODIT, P., Propriété intellectuelle et artistique, Paris, Berger-Levrault, 1912. *Genet-Delacroix GUILLAUME, Eugène, Idée générale d’un enseignement élémentaire des beaux-arts appliqués à l’industrie, Paris, Union centrale

The great Gatsby The Great Gatsby is a novel by the American author F. Scott Fitzgerald Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald (September 24, 1896 – December 21, 1940) was an American author of novels and short stories. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest American writers of the 20th century. Fitzgerald lived a colorful life of parties and money-spending, that he uses as subject of his stories. The great gastby, First published on 1925, is set on Long Island and in New York City during the summer