Horse Guards Parade

«navires à voiles et rames, mue par des galériens généralement esclaves ou repris de justice dont la force musculaire était employée à actionner les rames, lorsque le vent ne soufflait pas dans la bonne direction et lors de manœuvres d'attaques ou de parades. On appela «galérien» (I, 2, 3), l’homme condamné à ramer sur les galères du roi, ce qui dura jusqu’à la fin du règne de Louis XIV ; puis le terme resta en usage jusqu’au milieu du XIXe siècle pour désigner un forçat, un bagnard. - «chiourme» (I,

HISTORY OF URBAN TOURISM The activities of cities and towns have always been of interest to both visitors and those who stayed at home. Postcards of city scenes produced in the late 19th century were designed to show Main Street bustling with markets, parades, and festivals. In fact, when Main Street developed, one of the most important criteria in planning the layout of a building’s site was to maximize the traveling public’s exposure to each business (Francaviglia, 1996). The marketing of places in the

compliquées. Langdon avait toujours l'air sceptique. — Mais pourquoi ne pas tout simplement l'écraser ou le casser ? Le marbre n'est pas une roche si solide que ça, et le cuivre est un métal assez mou... – 216 – Sophie sourit. — Léonard avait prévu la parade. Si on cassait le cryptex, son contenu s'autodétruisait. Regardez ! Elle sortit avec précaution le cryptex de son coffret. — D'abord, on écrit, ou on dessine, sur un rouleau de papyrus. — Pourquoi pas sur du vélin ? — C'est vrai que le vélin était

—I’ve fallen and I can’t get up! Writer Fran Lebowitz may well have been watching TV when she observed: “No matter how cynical I get, it’s impossible to keep up.” Certainly, the viewing public is cynical about our business, due almost entirely to this parade of idiots we’ve sent into their living rooms. Every year, as long as I’ve been in advertising, Gallup publishes their poll of most- and least-trusted professions. And every year, advertising practitioners trade last or second-to-last place with used

pounds, a hefty portion of which is beer gut. He isn't the prettiest guy in the world ... I think his barber was trained by the Marines. And he doesn't talk real fancy; I suspect it's a point of pride with him. But despite a few rough edges, which he guards closely, Bob is a good guy. He's been production manager here for nine years. If you need something to happen, all you do is talk to Bob and if it can be done, it will be by the next time you mention it. It takes a minute or so for us to reach each

merged the new company with the Hôtel de Bourgogne to create the Comédie Française. It was given a new theatre in 1689 and the company acquired a distinctly official character, with its actors now virtually employees of the state. Topical and satirical parades continued to be offered by the Italian actors who were licensed to use French in 1684. Expelled in 1697 for lampooning Madame de Maintenon, they were not recalled to Paris until 1716. The players In the public mind, actors and especially actresses