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Join the fun at the largest French celebration in the Western United States. The 18th annual French Festival will be held on 16-17 July 2005 from 11am to 7pm, in Oak Park, Santa Barbara, California. Admission is free and over 20,000 people are expected to attend. ... Source: english.aljazeera.net --- 37 days ago
French president's decision to invite his Syrian counterpart proves controversial. ... Source: www.cbc.ca --- 37 days ago
France celebrated its national holiday Bastille Day on Monday with celebrations marked by the presence of Mideast leaders, including bitter enemies, on the same stage. more ... Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com --- 39 days ago
Bonjour, chers amis. No sense in storming the Bastille yet. Best to wait until Monday, July 14, when the French really celebrate the toppling of their ancien regime and the birth of the modern French republic. Meanwhile, there are so... ...
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PARIS — Leaders from Europe, the Middle East and North Africa and the head of the United Nations are gathering in Paris for France's Bastille Day military parade. The leaders stayed on after attending a summit Sunday that launched an unprecedented Union for the Mediterranean aimed at securing peace across the restive region. ... Source: www.euronews.net --- 37 days ago
Big names at Bastille Day in France ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
Jul 12: Bastille Day celebration at Pix Patisserie at Pix Patisserie ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
Jul 12: Bastille Day in the Pearl District at Jamison Square Park ...
Source: forums.techguy.org --- 37 days ago
To all who celebrate Bastille Day - enjoy. In case you're not sure of the history, this from Wikipedia: "The Storming of the Bastille in Paris occurred on 14 July 1789. While the medieval fortress and prison known as the Bastille contained only... ... Source: www.naharnet.com --- 38 days ago
A group of French veterans on Sunday criticized Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's presence at Bastille... ... Source: www.localwineevents.com --- 38 days ago
Jul 14, 2008 (Mon): White Wines Chassagne Montrachet, Bourgogne Blanc 2000, Rgnard Crozes-Hermitage Bourgogne Blanc 2002, Domaine de Remizires Pinot Blanc dAlsace 2002 Blettig Puligny Montrachet 2004 Labour-Roi Red Wines Chateau La Fleur Haut Brisson 2000 Chteau les Chames-Godard, Bordeaux 20[...] ...
Source: www.localwineevents.com --- 38 days ago
Jul 14, 2008 (Mon): Enjoy a chef selected $35 prix-fixe menu the entire month of July. Let Them Eat Cakeand Impersonate Join the court on the evening of Monday, July 14, for a splendid celebration of Bastille Day. Dress up as a King, Queen or Peasant and enjoy complimentary cake, champagne an[...] ... Source: www.localwineevents.com --- 38 days ago
Jul 15, 2008 (Tue): Grand Tastings is pleased to announce the 2008 schedule for our new series of themed tastings - "Wine Teaser Tuesdays". The public is invited to tease their palate with tastes of five select wines from 6:00-9:00PM. No reservations are required. $15 per person includes all wine ta[...] ... Source: www.amny.com --- 39 days ago
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Jul 14, 2008 (Mon): Celebrate French Independence Day at Cheuvronts with a four course french inspired dinner and wine pairings.[...] ... Find more results for Bastille Day on RSSMicro.com |
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The leaders of Syria and Israel, countries with a bitter enmity, as well as the Palestinian and Lebanese presidents together marked France's Bastille Day on Monday in a diplomatic coup for French President Nicolas Sarkozy. ...
The release of the First Lady of France's new album has music critics warring and policy wonks wondering: is Nicolas Sarkozy using pop music to make up for poor approval ratings? ...
Brooklyn is a strangely good place to be a Francophile. A few weeks ago, we celebrated Bastille Day at a street fair in our neighborhood. Why not? How great that over 200 years ago, in 1789, the angry citizens of Paris got it together long enough to take over the government’s artillery and pulled something off that it seems no modern citizenry would ever dare – a true class-based revolution. And how great that we get to celebrate it here, in Brooklyn? If there were going to be a class-based revolution in the U.S. (our own effort in 1776 to dislodge the colonies from the British was hardly a people’s revolution – it was all about new wealth wanting out from under the old), why couldn’t it start here? Not that many of our drunken neighbors on Smith St. that afternoon were thinking about overthrowing the ruling class – many of them were probably members of it, and most of the rest were thoroughly of the bourgeoisie. But on any given Day in the heart of this borough, if you walk around downtown, the downtrodden are in abundance. Pushed right up next to one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city – Brooklyn Heights (median apartment price in 2006 = over $3 million) – is a place where a lot of people look like they’re struggling even to walk down the street. As we plan a trip to Paris for Thanksgiving – my birthday, my first time to go to Europe, my dream come true to visit France – I think of the irony. Paris for me is a symbol of resis ...
Tomorrow is the actual Bastille Day, but a number of establishments are celebrating today. In Brooklyn, there's food and petanque tournaments at the Pit Stop and Bar Tabac (there's also a street fair on Smith Street). In Manhattan, there's the big Bastille Day street fete , on East 60th between Fifth and Lexington Avenue, which features entertainment, dancing, food and, yes, petanque. Here are some more Bastille Day Eve options . ...