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This Day in History - June 17
by BaliMermaid
Find out what happened on this day in history, people places and events of note occuring on June 17. .25 published 6 weeks ago
This Day in History - July 1
by BaliMermaid
Find out what happened on this day in history. July 1 .25 published 4 weeks ago
French Castles: Bouges
by Princessa
This chateau in the heart of France, can satisfy the most demanding taste. It has a 40 acre park, French gardens, a museum of horse drawn carriages and hunting lodges. published 2 months ago
This Day in History - June 28
by BaliMermaid
Find out what happened on this day in history June 28, people places and events of note on June 28. history, ameican history,world war II, england,boxing,great britain,richard nixon .25 published 4 weeks ago
French Villages: La Souterraine and Fromental
by Princessa
La Souterraine is located North of the Limousin area in France. It is a small town with over 5000 habitants. We arrived there one day almost by accident, as it was a sunny, wintry day and we were looking for... published 3 months ago
Cocktails on the Cote D'azur - The French Riviera
by Mark Knowles
Cocktails on the Cote D’Azur. Just saying it makes your mouth water. The French are not famous as cocktail drinkers, but there are two places in France that contradict this: Paris and the French Riviera... published 10 months ago
High Context vs. Low Context Communication
by mqjeffrey
In today's business relations, it's a small world after all. As more companies turn towards global markets, professionals are finding themselves in foreign locales, wheeling and dealing like never before.... published 10 months ago
Fast Food in Paris
by Stacie Naczelnik
Not everyone who travels is interested in trying out the local foods of wherever they go. Personally, one of my favorite parts about traveling is trying the specialty foods from that area. But I know that... published 5 months ago
The Old Order: The Monarchy of the French Revolution
by glassvisage
France was ruled by absolute monarchy for much of its history. Absolute monarchy often meant power and affluence for the rich, clergy and nobles, while no privileges and rights were almost guaranteed for the... published 5 weeks ago
Millau Viaduct – World's Tallest Bridge
by Chuck
To me there are few things more impressive than being on a man-made structure, such as a very tall building or a bridge, and viewing blue sky above and clouds below. Of, course for this to occur the... published 13 months ago













