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1.	France falls for Nicolas's golden boy, Jean Sarkozy - Times Online needs some type of right wing reform... Rico, Milwaukee, USA Welcome to the 1980s, France. Joe, New York, US I been to France many times recently. I think they have it very good. I envy their lifestyle. Free medical care, free educationRichmond Hill , USA Best wishes to President Sarkozy and his son Jean, I have a deep suspicion that France's socialism is so entrenched that nothing but total collapse can turn her around. As with the UK and theprofessional instead of a hot nobody. His son Jean's good looks in a polo shirt defending wealthy turf will improve France as much as demon seed Bush did America. The 80s are long gone elitists. Liberal comeback toute-de-suitebe a liberal when you have no facts to base your preconceptions on. All that something must do is sound nice in the ears though that sometimes amazes me given the dire consequences of leftist policies social and otherwisebroken socialist system. It is people like Sarkozy and his son that represent the future of a prosperous France. Those opposed will simply perpetuate the status quo of discontent. Chris, Fairfield, USA blog Paris weblog Disability claims by the obese are on the rise No fat in France French children beat weight problem with national effort Picture galleries properties Holidays Skip Travel of the Week Mauritius Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa 7 nights From £1830 per person – saving £530. Explore the French Pyrenees http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article3953693.ece
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3.	BBC - 606 - - A31520846 - The Bell report on Ski Sunday, part two night, and we were singing karaoke in the hotel bar. Probably not the most professionalChampagny en Vanoise in the Savoie region of France. I was over-nighting in a mountainseason. The celeb ski thing is quite a nice fun element in the show as most can relate http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A31520846
4.	Michael Caine Biography don't seem to think he can act. Maybe he was away for too long, his tax exiles in Hollywood and the south of France keeping him from true Brit popular opinion. Because now the Brits LOVE Michael Caine. Having been bowled overand relied on the kindness of strangers, then took a job in a cafe on the Boulevard Clichy, living in a cheap hotel that also served as a brothel. He got to know the pimps and the whores, saw the rip-offs and the killings, leftaltogether). Meanwhile, to make ends meet he returned to civilian jobs, working as a night porter in a Victoria hotel, another whorehouse where, having saved a prostitute from a beating he was set upon by the client's mates. Allrich. And, after all those years of grinding poverty, what did he first blow money on? Cleanliness and comfort. Nice clothes, nice bedclothes, fine soaps and toothpaste, a massive telly and monstrous American fridge. For the rest of his workingvaluable statue. So off to Hollywood he went and, as is usually the case, he spent weeks alone in a Beverly Hills hotel, waiting for something to happen. It was worth it, though. He met Jane Russell and was given advice by John Waynehe'd then take on The Marseilles Contract (known in the US as The Destructors), to be filmed in the south of France (from here on Caine would base many of his film choices on the luxury and familiarity of the location), a strangely http://www.tiscali.co.uk/entertainment/film/biographies/michael_caine_biog.html
5.	Toby Young - Restaurant critic\| Restaurants \| This is London 25.01.05 Don Cheadle- Hotel Rwanda Johnny Depp â Finding Neverlandof the glitz and glamour of the South of France. Miranda Haines presents the independent More... So are the 'Nice' times really over for London shoppers http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/restaurants/Toby%20Young-critic-61-archive.do?offset=6
6.	Your Reviews of Art Shows and Exhibitions * France Galleries Guide stars Hotel Gallery London Ratingpicture of a London walk.Very nice. add your critiquestrong cast,intelligent script,a nice balance between action andfriendly and knowledgeable Dr. Frances F. L. Beatty to show it here http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/quick-critique/index.php
7.	Royal Navy may share new carriers with France - Times Online Nimrod is over 40 years old. Stop the fantasy & get real Gordon, Des et al. Nick, St Ouen, Expat in France Cancel the olympics and buy back our defence capability. You buy what you NEED beforeto bribe the Crewe and Nuneaton electorate, but evidentially not fully finance the new Royal Navy carriers. Nice to see where it's priorities lie. Disgusting. I can't wait to hear the 'spin' on this one. . . . applications for thousands of flats in a multi-story building fiasco and the two carriers will end up being built in France where, like Germany, they value their industrial base more than their financial services sector...... to budget adaquately. If we don't lets go and play handball with Switzerland instead. Britain and France are both wealthy countries who can easily afford these carriers, its alll a matter of priorities. andy , Lyon, France An EU navy is the only logical option. Countries like UK and France cannot afford major carriers but Europe is weak and has no stomach for it so we continue with this pretenceproperties Holidays Skip Travel of the Week Mauritius Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa 7 nights From £1830 per person – saving £530. Explore the French Pyrenees http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article3953901.ece
8.	French flock to answer a call to work . . . by taking the day off - Times Online much to write home about really and certainly nothing to be envious of , just the pathetic MYTH that is France. There are a lot of people living in poverty here, no holidays for them. Ruby, Paris, France Well done France! I'll bet many, many Anglo-Saxons are envious of their food, wine, lifestyle, holidays, family life, sociallack of holidays and maternity leave. I'm going to enjoy the rest of my 5 day break here. Chris, Nice, France Work to live, not live to work. Howard, Manchester, Savoir faire, savoirGermans and British. His personal example will surely help and catalyse a long overdue transformation of France RONNIE, PARIS, FRANCE Ha, good for the French. Jerry Scroggin, Phoenix, Arizona/USA Have yourproperties Holidays Skip Travel of the Week Mauritius Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa 7 nights From £1830 per person – saving £530. Explore the French Pyrenees http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article3897434.ece
9.	Travel - Bolt Holes from The Sunday Times Welsh hills Synchant Pass Hotel, Snowdonia Synchant Pass Gliffaes Country House Hotel, Crickhowell, Powys A refinedsurroundings The Harbourmaster Hotel, Aberaeron, Ceredigion Suffolk Salthouse Harbour Hotel, Ipswich, Suffolk DedhamEngland Lainston House Hotel, Winchester, Hampshire The Master Builder's House Hotel, Buckler's Hard, Hampshire Nautical but nice. Richard Green checks into the maritimefirst-class nostalgia, this railway hotel is just the ticket TheRena Munro experiences a taste of France on the Thames in slow-lane Berkshire http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/system/topicRoot/Bolt_Holes/
10.	Britain your vodka is served, nice and neat - Times Online Profile Sitemap From Times Online March 12, 2008 Britain your vodka is served, nice and neat Britain is experiencing a vodka revolution where modern distilling methods has made the spirit so sophisticatedincluding Poland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania against a group led by Britain, the Netherlands, France and Austria, over what defines a spirit as 'vodka'. Those in the vodka belt wanted a definition that allowed vodka to beSearch for more properties Holidays Skip Travel of the Week Mauritius Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa 7 nights From £1830 per person – saving £530. Explore the French Pyrenees http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/food_and_drink/article3452191.ece
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