Dear readers, I apologize for my recent desertion. Mea maxima culpa , I could not quench your thirst for tickets as approximate and uninteresting now trying to fix this. 
I do not speak to you again today to attempt to fool Herve Morin and New Center dispossess Movement of Democratic brand and logo UDF that does not stop to demonstrate how the Democratic Union suits him so badly as he mocks the sovereign decision, and perfectly legal in the founding congress of 2007 MoDem , became heir and representative of the rights and obligations of the UDF, which is officially in abeyance.
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Not even recalling that trademark counterfeiting civil liability of its author.
greenhouse gases s wanders (GHGs) are gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect. The increase in their concentration in the atmosphere is causing global warming. The main greenhouse gases emitted by human activity are:
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Photo of Louis Bleriot, found on Wikipedia , it is free of rights. On 25 July 1909, the Daily Express headlined: "The UK is no longer an island."
Crossing the Channel by a different route than the sea was finally accomplished. At the scene, everyone cheered the triumphant arrival of aviator aboard his monoplane, the Bleriot XI. Upon landing, the reporter rushes Louis
"- Louis, how was the flight?
- The flight went well despite a deviation of 7 kilometers to qualify for favorable winds. I was expecting an improvement weather, on my base camp near Calais, before attempting the crossing.
- What are your feelings after such a voyage?
- For several years, studying the work of Ader or those of the Wright brothers to achieve fly through the air like birds do. This crossing of the Channel, "Channel" is for me to realize my wildest dream that I won several chess, where I always go out and miraculously unscathed.
- And I guess that's why you have been nicknamed "the king of snack!
- Indeed, I have this terrible nickname for my consumption of monoplane.
- Thanks Louis some answers to these and good flights! "
Dawn is the perfect time to Bleriot and his mechanics to make the final touches to the Bleriot XI. It is 4:35 when Louis rushed the French coast and headed towards the cliffs of England. He passed quickly the destroyer who claimed the support and rose between 80 and 100 meters. At 5:12, the Channel is overcome: in 37minutes, Louis traveled 48 km above the sea with a vehicle heavier than the air without instruments! The Bleriot XI was equipped with an engine Annihilated 25ch, lateral control was provided by warping the wings and main gear steerable wheels. This aircraft was the first aircraft engaged in military service and could land even by crosswinds. Louis managed to narrowly beat the brave Latham who, Antoinette, twice in a row, fell into the sea
Louis Blériot was born in the Pas de Calais on July 1, 1872 and died of a heart attack on August 1, 1936. before being a pilot, he was an engineer in the car and all cars were equipped with headlights Bleriot. He became fascinated with new technology, and eventually abandoned the auto industry to devote himself to aviation. His achievement opened the doors to prosperity. He settled Buc and acquired 200 hectares on the plateau. He hired drivers and devoted himself exclusively to the construction of airplanes. He made a magnet Buc life aviation. Falls succeeded but the records also. The meetings were many and attracted a large crowd. The event will be decisive for the development of aeronautics and education of the wings. Louis Bleriot is number 1. Barely twenty years later, Bleriot welcome to Paris Charles Lindberg, the first pilot who crossed the Atlantic.
This text was written by Cindy P High School Charles de Gaulle, Caen .
If you v them learn more about Bleriot consult the website of the Centrale and you will find a biography
If you want to learn about the history of aviation, particularly in Reims , Consul you the booklet "History of Reims in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries "especially p 16 and 17.
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On 21 July 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon. This mission meets the objectives set by U.S. President John F. Kennedy May 25, 1961: "I think this nation should set a goal to succeed before the end of this decade to put a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth .
Five other missions have allowed astronauts to walk on the moon, the last conducted in December 1972.
Since no man has gone on over the moon.
A new program was launched after a statement January 14, 2004, at NASA headquarters in Washington, the president of the United States at the time, George W. Bush: U.S. astronauts will walk on the moon again 2020.
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To mark the 120th anniversary of the Eiffel Tower, several exhibitions can learn about the history of the tower and its author.
A free exhibition runs until August 30, 2009 as mayor of Paris to present Gustave Eiffel and his works.
The first part presents the various achievements since Gustave Eiffel's railway bridge in Bordeaux (1858-1860) until viaduct passing Garabit by the bridge over the Douro River in Porto (1876) or the internal structure of the Statue of Liberty (1884) and the dome of the observatory of Nice (1885) At that time the Eiffel earn a lot with the sale in the world of "portable bridges," Lots of parts intended to be assembled on site with few resources.
A second part is devoted to the Eiffel Tower which is not his idea but 2 of his house engineers Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nouguier which you can see the drawing before project entitled " tower 300 m high for the city of Paris. "
In 1886, the competition for the architecture of the Universal Exhibition of 1889 provides for the construction of a metal tower with a square base on the Champ de Mars. 107 projects are presented, one can see in the exhibition such as that of Bourdais, who proposed a monumental lighthouse.
Work began in 1887, we see the progress with photographs and the tower was opened March 31, 1889. For the public it is a success: 1,953,122 people visited the tower during the Expo!
But there are many opponents to the construction of the tower with such as "Protest against the Tower of Monsieur Eiffel" Published February 14, 1887 in the newspaper Le Temps and signed big names from the world of literature and art as Maupassant, Gounod, Leconte de Lisle.
Many projects exist destruction of the tower after the World Fair, the tower is "rescued" by installing at the top of the wireless telegraph (radio) in 1905.
The third part of the exhibition shows the last phase of the work of Gustave Eiffel Panama Canal scandal in which his company had built 10 locks, his conviction and rehabilitation that lead to the withdrawal of business and begin a new career as a researcher.
It uses the opportunities offered by the altitude of the tower for meteorological observations, experiences of falling objects. It focuses its attention on aeronautics and develops a laboratory with a wind tunnel to test the behavior of the wind propeller or airplane wings. His laboratory still exists today and is visited during the same time this exhibition (see the website of the Paris city council indicated below).
projects of the 1890 unrealized are also presented: the "Metropolitan Line center "of Paris, the" bridge under the handle "or a laboratory on Mont Blanc.
The last part focuses on the life of Gustave Eiffel and his family, his life and places his way of life bourgeois easy.
If you want to know more, give yourself mayor of Paris , if you can not go there, go to the site presenting in detail the contents of the exhibition.
There is even a proposed route for young audiences: it can be downloaded here
information contained therein can help you to make a plug or a presentation!
Another exhibition, this time until December 31, 2009 at which one can get to visiting the Eiffel Tower but it pays!
You will find all relevant information on the site of the Eiffel Tower
And to prepare a presentation or get more information without leaving your you can also use some of the cards offered to primary teachers Click here
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388 million people vote, from Thursday, June 4 to Sunday, June 7, 2009, for renewal of the European Parliament. The United Kingdom and the Netherlands voted on Thursday, Ireland and the Czech Republic on Friday, Italy, Latvia, Malta and Slovakia on Saturday. All other countries including France voted Sunday. For France, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, St. Barthelemy, St. Martin, Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, French Polynesia voted Saturday. Polls are open from 8 am to 18 pm In some cities the office closes at 19 pm 20 hours to see the most important as Nantes. Citizens of another State of the Union residing in France are entitled to vote in France.
functions MEPs
MEPs in number from 736 to 27 countries are elected by universal suffrage. This election in 1979. They are elected for five years. They serve one week per month, in plenary session in Strasbourg. Otherwise, they work in commissions and hearings in Brussels.
MEPs approve the appointment of the Commission President and Commissioners responsible for the administration of the European Union. They can overturn the commission by a majority of 2 / 3. The Committee is appointed by heads of state.
They vote or reject the Council of the EU budget prepared by the commission. This budget is a hundred billion. They can change for certain expenses. Their main task is to enact laws, shared responsibility with the Council of the European Union. They vote and make the laws in codecision with the Council of Ministers in the 2 / 3 of domains (eg environment, transport, internal market, services, free movement ...). They may reject or modify the legal texts prepared by the Commission. They are consulted on matters of taxation, industrial policy and agriculture. Some decisions must be approved by the Parliament as the EU enlargement.
MEPs are paid a salary of € 5,963 net. It adds a monthly allowance of € 4,202, and daily from 298 €.
This is a list system to a single round of proportional representation. The ballots include a list of names equal to twice the number of seats in the constituency. It should block any names, otherwise the ballot is void. The seats are allocated by proportional representation, following the rule of highest average, between the lists receiving more than 5% of the percentages expressed. See example below.
A parity is not respected
The gender balance is not met. During the term, 2004-2009, 245 of the 785 MEPs are women. Only Estonia and Luxembourg have as many women than men members. France ranks fifth for parity with 35 deputies elected for 78.
Composition of Parliament 2004-2009
parties contesting the elections of 2009
In France, more than 36 political parties and groups arise. Only the major parties have lists in all constituencies as the UMP and the PS.
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In its first year, the doll designed by Ruth Handler fourteen years after the creation of Mattel sells 300,000 copies at three dollars apiece.
Fifty years later, the doll is the most popular toy on the planet. USA, 90% of girls aged three to ten years have at least one. On average, American girls between three and six years have twelve.
Symbol of the American lifestyle, disputed by the feminist movement, it leaves no one indifferent. But today girls have changed and their focus has shifted to computers and mobile phones.
the last quarter, it is up 6% from the U.S. and 28% worldwide. In November, the giant toy, the Barbie brand accounts for one fifth of sales, announced it was cutting a thousand jobs because of economic slowdown.
attempt to redress the balance, the manufacturer enters the market in China: Friday, March 6, opened its first store "House of Barbie" in China, on six floors of a building in Shanghai. Monday March 9, Mattel Barbie organize an evening in a villa in Malibu!
You must have heard or seen news reports and information about the Day of March 8 is International Day of Women.
Why March 8?
From 1909 to 1913, Americans celebrated the National Day of the Woman every last Sunday of February. In 1910, the International Socialist established a Women's Day, international in character, among others for the extension of universal suffrage to women. This Day was celebrated for the first time March 19, 1911. What
demanded women?
- the right to vote and hold public office,
- the right to work, vocational training
- the cessation of discrimination in the workplace.
And then?
A brief history of the program of the 3rd class:
Two years later, the last Sunday in February 1913 Within the framework of the peace movement that was developing on the eve of the First World War, Russian women celebrated their first International Women's Day.
In 1917 while 2 million Russian soldiers had been killed, Russian women again chose the last Sunday in February to strike and claim "bread and peace" .
Four days later, it was the "February Revolution": The Tsar Nicolas II abdicated and the provisional government granted voting rights to women. This Sunday history, celebrated Feb. 23 by the Julian calendar in use in Russia, fell on March 8 ... the Gregorian calendar used elsewhere in Europe.
Finally, in December 1977 the General Assembly of the UN adopted a resolution establishing a United Nations Day for Women's Rights and International Peace, whose date was left to the discretion Member States. France has recognized this day in 1982.
And today, what do we do that day?
Organized in developed countries as in developing countries, this day has a global dimension. Increasingly, the International Women's Day is the perfect time to reflect on progress, request changes and to celebrate acts of courage and determination of ordinary women who played an extraordinary role in the history of human women.
The International Women's Day is still relevant today as equality between men and women is still not reached.
In Burkina Faso, Algeria, Laos, Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Belarus, the International Day of Women's Rights is declared holiday.
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