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The Nun, Denis Diderot

The presentation of this work, which smacked his scandal, was I must admit one of the reasons that made me want to listen to this book. Wrong reason!

"Frightening satire convents," says Diderot himself, surely scandalous for those who imagined, as was long the fashion to believe or at least proclaim that the high walls of convents protected the souls of pure vile temptations of the world ...

Since the twentieth century, we know that "hell is other people" and that all social life, she was a recluse, and perhaps even more so reclusive, reveals all the failings of the human soul, and all his perversions. The convents are no exception to the rule, and Diderot in his account seems to have gathered the worst depravity that may have to take place there ... and they are far from having the fun of those that can read in the Satyricon ! Jealousies, pettiness, harassment, cruelty, punishment of all kinds, sadistic or masochistic, homosexuality and of course, nothing is spared. Poor Sister Suzanne, a beautiful young girl whose only crime is to be an adulterous woman, but the fault of his mother into taking the veil despite his will, will see all colors before reaching, perhaps, to escape from this hateful and hypocritical prison.

If the building is not necessarily a fault in a literary work, I admit that the sort of complacency with which all these horrors are detailed, written by Suzanne naive that Diderot did talk about me little disgusted.

Not my best memory audio book, despite the talent of Apple, a reader sensitive as I love elsewhere. A return on Literature audio.com.

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Remi and Yvette

On Monday, the duo Remi and Yvette came to the House for a Telhuet afternoon songs.

It's always a chance for everyone to remember a few choruses sung before!

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The Lily of the valley, Honore de Balzac

Listening The Lily of the Valley I am asked why I had not kept a keener memory of this novel, read in my early youth: he has what it takes to make an impression.

Am I despised at the time of Felix and the delicacies of the Countess of Mortsauf engaged in an impossible love between a young man starting out in life and a wife and virtuous? Probably not, although maybe I have not included all ... Advancing in my reading, I understood why I had erased from my memory this beautiful and sad story: the shackles imposed by both the time, religion, and the protagonists themselves certainly shocked me, because it confined to self-destruction. And self-destruction shocks me still: even considered from the perspective of the Catholic religion, it seems to me that our first duty is first to live, and that life can only be nourished by sacrifices ... But I get carried away! Let calmer.

This novel is full of subtlety perfectly constructed. Putting ourselves in the shoes of a young man, who narrates this story to another woman, Nathalie Mannerville, we first allowed to marinate in the delights and torments of first love, restrained by both the conventions and timidity of the young man, his inexperience and lack of calculation. We are touched, the both saddened by the obstacles that stand between the lovers and exalted by the sublime feelings and their expression. At this stage of the novel, it is true that would be hard to give sound advice to the young Felix to give a different turn in its history because, like him, it's hard to contemplate all the fatal consequences.

It disappoints us when it probably is seduced by Lady Dudley, although it is understandable that the drives can not forever be dominated by a young man. But we perceive it already has destroyed all the rest ... and then prove us right. According to his character, we find sublime or stupid secret that Lady Mortsauf maintain throughout his life around his real feelings for the young Felix, and the torments she endured in silence, mortification that will kill her.

From that moment, one is struck by the fine analysis of Balzac, who long before psychoanalysis shows us that guilt destroyed, and it should be disposed to live his destiny. And it gives us the coup de grace in the last chapter, where the famous Nathalie Mannerville, to whom all this prose, finally takes the floor to give Felix a lesson about love, at once magisterial and eternal .

short, reputation of the Lily of the valley not misused, it is one of the masterpieces of Balzac, which however did no writing that is insignificant. The text is beautifully served by reading subtle Victoria audio.com for Literature, which I warmly thanked and congratulated for this work, including listening captivated me.

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Two novels of the Bronte sisters: Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre

Anne, Emily and Charlotte Bronte.
the center, the shadow of Branwell Bronte, brother
and author of watercolor.

With audiobooks, I "devoured" so right now I do not want the pace to account for this blog!

I plunged back into the works of the Bronte sisters, I had read a teenager, but I did not keep a vivid memory. I remembered having liked Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte, and I stand by my positive assessment, remaining doubtful about the fact that we put such views into the hands of teen and amazed that young woman like Emily Bronte, who according to his biographers did not have much knowledge of the world, could conceive of such striking characters, and also original.
The story is set in a hamlet removed about half a dozen characters of the same family. Heathcliff, collected by Mr Earnshaw children, starts with "the devil with" Catherine, daughter of the householder. This child relationship already marked by some perversity, cruelty, however, fairly mundane mostly fades into adulthood, here goes turn into a passionate relationship and manipulative. Heathcliff will continue tirelessly throughout his life, not only to obtain the love of Catherine, who married Edgar Linton, the son of a magistrate neighbor, but also to take revenge on the entire family Earnshaw, brother of Catherine, who was despised and any offspring of her adoptive father. Intelligent, cynical, manipulative and cruel, he managed to capture all the family assets, and reduce most of its members to physical dependence, but also psychological. The grandchildren of the compassionate man who had picked him manage to emerge from the terrible grip of Heathcliff? Reread the book to find out: Wuthering Heights retains all its interest and originality. It's a real psychological drama, where all facets of the human soul are analyzed with great acuity, and is still shudder ... The work


Charlotte, Jane Eyre , pales next to the power of the only novel of Emily. Not that the adventures of the young orphan girl who leaves home to enter his uncle died in an orphanage before flying out on his own, are trivial or uninteresting. Start thinking about the consequences of lack of love on the character of young children is even relevant enough, and the character of Jane is quite endearing and original. But, unlike her sister Emily, who does not care much for social and religious conventions, yet pervasively present at the time, Charlotte seems to have wanted to make his novel a "building" filled with moral and metaphysical digressions that give the novel a character aged and sometimes irritating.


Big thank you to Rene for his Depasse reading Wuthering Heights , and Chantal Magnat to that of Jane Eyre , both downloadable audio.com Literature.

announce: the introduction of the French translation of Wuthering Heights is interesting, and provides information on the biography of Emily Bronte.

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END OF AID CONTRACTS.

It is, we are!
job center informs us of the arrest assisted contracts (more than 4 for the whole sector Lillebonne ).
Needless to say House Telhuet be impacted by this ... and it will (still) very substantially alter the service organization to back a "minimum quality".
Another challenge to overcome.
But a rubber band that pulls it always ends up breaking too.
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Decline in lending rates is over!

That is what has Empruntis suggest a final point on mortgages. Indeed

Empruntis had indicated that in recent months credit rates have increased by more than 0.45%. But that's not all, Empruntis think the lending institutions will continue to increase their rates. He imagines that rates could be around 0.5% in the next 6 months.

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RUMORS ... RUMORS ... Chorale du Colombier

Everyone knows that the rumors are much more interesting information! Indeed, they leave room for interpretations oddest own to feed discussions ...

Well, no, the manager is always there ... Certainly, retirement is looming, but a few short years is still needed to obtain a decent pension!

However, the steps for recovery by an association law 1901 are actually higher in progress. The House of Telhuet here is part of a dynamic general approximation of associative entities ... Nothing too surprising that .

The Council of Social Life is informed on a daily basis.

course, I remain available to people interested!

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Lower housing prices in Grenoble

The house prices had fallen during 2009 and have not stopped for the year 2010. Indeed, the effects of the housing crisis came from the U.S. continued even in 2010.

Thus, house prices fell by another 7% in 2010. So the prices become more attractive and sellers are ready to make allowances.

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Madame Chrysanthemum, Pierre Loti

Loti in Japan is less endearing than Loti in Turkey ... It must be said that Japan does not like him, I should say the Japanese, for which he showed both of misunderstanding, which is my faith in order, but also a lot of scorn and condescension in his words, which is more disturbing, even if in his behavior he is trying to adapt to local custom. If

to better immerse themselves in it always goes through women, the way it does in Japan is much less touching in Turkey, where he was really fond of Aziyade, it evokes' elsewhere in these new pages written some years later. Here it goes, so perfectly cynical, even shocking, buy a wife for the duration of his stay ... even if he refuses the young girl proposed to him first, which is really too young to be such a sordid transaction. It seems common practice, with specialized procurers, consenting families, and indeed other sailors of his ship quickly followed suit. But the young do not seduce Chrysanthemum, he does not understand it, daring to say that it probably has no soul or brain. Cohabitation will be purely conventional, without the hassle, Loti remains high, but without heat.

For the rest, as in Aziyade, he describes his daily life, repeating routines, and what he sees on his walks almost daily. As such, the book is interesting because Loti describes, and allows to understand the lifestyle of the Japanese in the late 19th century, or at least life in Nagasaki, where the boat remains stationary throughout its stay.

He leaves still seduced by the Japanese refinement, including the development very "zen" of homes that initially the ice somewhat, the art of bouquets that enchants, Japanese gardens, the " Cute little things "(at the time, it was not fashionable to say" kawaii "), sophisticated outfits for women. In short, can make an imaginary journey with him, and look what he describes what is known about contemporary Japanese culture and its lifestyle specific, that fascinates more and more Westerners and qu'aujourd ' Today we know a little better.

As Aziyade, René Depasse who lent his voice to Loti, always brilliantly on Literature audio.com.

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Aziyade, Pierre Loti

Since I visited Istanbul, there are quite a few years now and although I have not visited the Golden Horn, or the district of Eyüp, I thought read Pierre Loti. It once again thanks Literature in audio.com and voice of Rene Depasse I discovered this author, in this first novel inspired by his stay in Istanbul and especially his love for a young woman Aziyade belonging to a harem old Turk.

was a little difficult to disentangle what is autobiographical and what is fictionalized in this novel strange combination of letters sent or received by the Navy Lieutenant Loti, and a sort of diary where he tells his unlikely encounter with the beautiful young woman and the passion that will move them to life to death. Incidentally, he describes the city of Istanbul and Change landscape with the seasons, times of day, sun or storm, Oriental life can be perceived as a European - even though he was obviously gone far enough in immersion. Strangely, a little over a century later, he describes the sensations that I also felt in discovering Turkey, which left me very nostalgic at the end of three weeks' visit ...

It is surprising that a military barely thirty years be as sensitive and sensitive, too sentimental and romantic, too lazy and full of metaphysical doubts, especially since it is also as we can imagine a Marine, ie a woman or several in each port and does not deny it. But he lets himself be captivated by Aziyade, so naive and yet different from him, or perhaps because of it: it certainly represents an ideal of female children, loving and devoted wife to her lover to death in despair when a year later, he must leave his country to European ...

The novel touches the contemporary reader by the sincerity of feelings, the simplicity of the story, sometimes mundane and often blurred. For example, he did done nothing to understand the political context of the time, and the war that was played in a manner so strange that during almost a year, remains stationary Loti in Istanbul, which his vessel did not move, and where he rented a "box" that landscape in which he lives, surrounded by a few friends he made on site and especially where his beautiful joins him every night. But the love story is beautiful, and reported a very sensitive, sensitive and felt.

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A boy natural Patrice

I promised myself to read this book for a while, after having enjoyed La Signora Wilson the same author, and reading a laudatory review on his first book, A boy natural .

The least we can Salsa say is that Patrice is a concise writer. 95 pages, no more. The writing is spare, almost dry, giving only the contextual elements that needed to follow the action well. Particularly striking when read out of the authors of the nineteenth, in verbose descriptions and digressions of all kinds, but not unpleasant either. To be concise, Salsa is no less haunting. If you read his book in one evening, we think for several days.

The boy whom he speaks is indeed paradoxical and troubling. Beautiful, model son towards his mother who is a single, disciplined and brilliant at school, where it is almost always too mature for his age, effective judo champion on roller skates. But the kid too good and too smooth arouses envy, especially those of men. There is faced with a perverse mixture of complacency and cruelty. Despite his young age, he mastered all situations. And towards men, it is not tender.
What happens when he returns to his father while the child is already a teenager? Salsa does tells us that the beginning of the reunion, this discovery should I say, they have never known where his father filled with pride at this son so perfect, seems to send the boy to tame. The fall, which leaves open all possibilities, not a matter of concern ... especially when you close the quotes carefully set the boy in a notebook ...

Personally, instead of homo-libris , I preferred La Signora Wilson more "fleshy" in my opinion, that the maze is a little more complicated for the reader, and I probably reread, since the greatest fault of the author in my eyes is to have published two books: one can only hope that these early bright have a sequel !

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Tuesday, February 15th at 15:00 we will have the joy to welcome into our choir walls of Colombier.

Residents, families and friends are warmly invited to come and hear the singers!

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Salsa And my heart transparent Veronica Ovaldé

I bought this book in a bookstore in the neighborhood of La Villette, when we went to the Cité de la Musique. I must have heard the author on the radio, the title and cover I liked, and he had been waiting at one of the overloaded shelves of my library.

And my heart is transparent history of mourning, one that Lancelot must make his girlfriend Irina, found dead in a car at the bottom of a river. This disappearance is all the more painful he discovers, by fragments, Irina had a double life that he never suspected not. But what we really know the people you love and whom we share life? He, consciously or not, refused to see and hear that maybe she would have liked to share with him? Lancelot will make a kind of initiatory journey, seeking and refusing both to know the truth, yet he will end up understanding, and to which he will still join.

I liked this character a little moon, lonely and eminently practical realities of the outside world, who sees things that others do not, then what makes the lives of most of its congeners it going right at the top of the head. I feel more and more like him over the years pass, and I am therefore felt quite at ease in the world shifted Veronica Ovaldé.

The novel has been awarded, and is generally more popular with readers, or CritiquesLibres Babelio , although some, like Clarabel, are more mixed.

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The Romance of the Mummy, Theophile Gautier

I read this book teenager, and I remembered only that I liked. The argument is seductive: an English lord and an archaeologist, are opening a tomb untouched, which apparently is that of a pharaoh, or at least a very important, given the size of the tomb and its sumptuous decoration. Upon opening the sarcophagus, archaeologists discovered a papyrus scroll, it will take several months to read, which tells the story of the character wrapped in bandages.

Although the approach is more romantic archaeological point, the story is fun and allows you to dive, with a wealth of descriptions in the era of the pharaohs, or at least imagine what Gautier, on foundations of archaeological knowledge at the time.

His thoughts on the legitimacy of archaeologists to violate the graves, even if we discover the wonders that we are excited and eager to learn, are not trivial and unfounded ... I happened to have a heavy heart to the mummies that exposes the Louvre and other museums: it is not clear that the applicants would have enjoyed this posthumous fame, whereas they had taken if great care to hide their remains for another life ... A pleasant reading

offered by Rene Depasse on Literature audio.com.

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A year that starts well for the blog real estate Priximmo. Indeed, after launching his fashion social network in December, the blog reported strong demand for creation of profiles. A sign of success?

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Mademoiselle de Maupin, Theophile Gautier

What

Mademoiselle de Maupin has outraged when it was published not surprising.

That girl had the idea to dress as a man to mingle with the male life in surprising secrets, know how men behave when they are out of reach of the eyes and ears of their wives or mistresses, to know what to expect before giving his heart was probably already a fairly shocking. But Gautier advantage of this scheme to put his characters in situations of ambiguous experience feelings of same sex, what was more shocking. His Theodore, under which disguise Madeleine de Maupin is indeed courted by women but loved by a man who does not know right away, even if eventually guessed, she is a woman.

The form of the novel, largely epistolary, gave each of the protagonists leisure to pour out from their respective confidants their feelings and sensations. Gautier incidentally goes far enough in describing the love scenes, whether teasing sometimes used in court, sometimes on premises, or fanciful staging devised by the lovers to spice up their lovemaking. When you look at the same time, how Dumas employs cautious paraphrasing or ellipsis as complete as soon as we enter a little too far into the intimacy of love relationships, and how he even apologizes to his reader that his words can leave hidden imagine, we consider quite although freedom of Gautier, who goes to libertinism, was to lift the heart of self-righteous.

In our time with unbridled morals, this is not what is shocking, but rather the place of women in society, the men assigned to it, and how even those who claim to be poets more refined, repeating at will their aspiration a passionate love and shared them as objects on which they have rights of ownership. But Mademoiselle de Maupin knows overcome this claim to domination of men women and she will have the last word, both in the romantic love, in the wisdom of knowledge of the human soul and in freedom itself. It probably also had displeased the book's release, but makes reading a delightful woman of today. If

metaphysical digressions letter writers, especially Albert, were often too long and somewhat boring, the questions and the torments of love are of every age, and resonate with what no doubt many of us have, more or less experienced, looking for a soulmate. Nobody knows, however, probably deploy as a whole vocabulary Gautier precious and metaphors to describe the beauty, especially women, to which he is obviously very sensitive. There is no doubt influenced by the neoclassical school of his time, which challenged the antiquity up to date, whether of art, architecture ... or political principles, the new republics attention paid to that of Rome. Testimonies art from antiquity suggest that aesthetics was a primary value, and the theory of Gautier is that it overrides everything else in terms of feeling love. Romanticize a little short perhaps, but nevertheless developed a certain charm.

As for me, as I loved that, contrary to all probability, make Gautier relive the days of Pompeii Titus one night, the subterfuge devised by Mademoiselle de Maupin to slip into the skin a man pleased me as much: I have long dreamed of myself to slip under observation in a male body and a brain to understand what is common and separate between man and woman.

As usual, Rene Depasse delivers a masterful reading, offered on audio.com Literature, which supports the text, and can overcome even the passages sometimes a little breadsticks states of mind of Albert , we sometimes want to slap it out themselves.

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The corricolo, Alexandre Dumas

So I continued listening to the journey of Dumas in southern Italy. The corricolo is devoted to his stay in Naples and its environs. The author blends, as usual, the vicissitudes of his journey, Commenting on the places they visit and their history, his observations on the local lifestyle, and anecdotes that he tells. I admit I was a little harder to follow in the streets of Naples, in Sicily. Because I know Naples poorly, admittedly, because the city has probably changed more than the archaeological sites of Sicily, but also because historical anecdotes are more teeming, like probably turbulent history of this "Kingdom of the Two Sicilies . But I had a little trouble identifying which was the contemporary history of Dumas, and regard of earlier eras. Although rather than genuinely picturesque I have not been seduced by the many anecdotes about the "king Nasone" popular nickname of Ferdinand first of the two Sicilies, the rule certainly tormented, and founder of the Archaeological Museum of Naples, in the places where we visit Again, the Palazzo degli Studi , and full of treasures, including those from excavations at Herculaneum and Pompeii.

Dumas obviously visited the ancient sites. The excavations of Herculaneum however was not in the state where they are now presented: it had to go down with torches in dark tunnels, which did not allow to realize the beauty of the various buildings, houses, or under palestra, and visibly discouraged Dumas. He arrived with a negative bias to Pompeii, whose nostalgic poetry seduces him visibly less than Gautier, which restores a more lyrical . I am unable to identify all the houses and tombs that we described, except of course the House of the Faun, where he engages in a refutation of the ten interpretations by scholars of the time on the mosaic of Alexander , the original was still in place. At least one its rebuttal is false, since many archaeologists today define the mosaic as the victory of Alexander the Great against Darius III, king of the Persians. He does not venture any theory, simply to demolish those of others, with some erudition (he had read the texts of the former), but it is a bit tedious ... and fat, to use a term of the time. However, his scholarship is invaluable for deciphering the signs in Latin, painted directly onto building walls, and reading the chapter he entitled "Small Posters " is both informative and tasty. After listening to this

reading offered by Horacio on audio.com Literature, I wanted to go take a look at Captain Arena, located between The Speronari and The corricolo , recounting the journey of Dumas in Calabria, where he lived a terrible earthquake in Cosenza. I did my part to dive into the chapter that recounts his visit of Paestum, the ancient site I was particularly delighted when I visited (well, my photos are still in a corner of my hard drive, I dropped out of the road online of my regular trips to Italy ...). But again, the searches were not as extensive at present, and especially there was no museum to show and explain the discoveries made on the site, to better understand its interest ...

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Exhibition in 2011

Last October, the exhibition on "the school of yesteryear" was a resounding success.

this year we will propose a new exhibit. You choose the theme!

(You can connect to the facilitators)

Some ideas have already been mentioned that "a forum of passion" ...

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The elegance of the widow, Alice Ferney

is a tiny book I had on my shelf for several months now, and I caught my last fill for insomnia. I had heard of the property in mask and feather I think, and it was deserved.

Soon page, and with sensitivity, Alice Ferney depicts the life cycle of women in it has more constant: dive into the unknown of marriage with more or less success, bringing children into the world again and again, and bury its dead, pretending to stay alive and possibly gay, to not frighten the coming generation, that children do not know right away that after a certain point, life is more than an accumulation of scars ...

attachment of men and women to their husbands, women with their children, is well described, and touched me. If the overall lesson seems a bit pessimistic, but perhaps it is I who am right now, it resonates with what I perceive life after having traveled more than halfway there ... You do not become stronger as time passes, as one might think at 20 or 30 years watching our mothers. On the contrary, it weakens. Because the disappearances are piling up, leaving gaps that nothing fills, because the new pain revive older, because you know you have no time nor strength, nor youth, for all over again. We can give the changes, but basically it is to live a heart that weeps in secret those he has lost ...

Going through some lecture notes on the net, such as the band's website reading, I say in fact, one might think that this is especially the plight of our mothers, grandmothers, great grandmothers, and that this endless cycle is over, now that women are "free" to build their lives as they wish, work, divorce, refusing even to have children ... And of course, the harsh criticism of a social system for oppressing women underlies the narrative. But it still affects us all, except perhaps the youngest, and that is fortunate, because there is still a kind of permanence in this life cycle, regardless of "the status of woman "in society. Work outside, have an intellectual life, all this does not alter the case: we are beings of flesh and blood, for whom the sentimental attachments are generally more powerful than any other "entertainment" in the sense that Pascal wrote. Meet the widow of a man who loves, or lose a child, be a terrible ordeal, regardless of the time.

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We invite families to ensure that their televisions are equipped with close DTT adapters (embedded or external) before 1 February 2011.

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page turns in the book of 2010.

2011 is another volume in the series of books of life. Hopefully it will bring to each and every chapter and pleasant moments filled with happiness!

Very good read, year, everyone!

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The Speronari, Alexandre Dumas

Alexandre Dumas took great interest in Italy: he lived in Florence a year in exile he seems, and has devoted three books to his visit to Southern Italy, from Naples to Sicily.

The Speronari about his trip to Sicily. The speronara is a type of boat, such as the one Dumas praised his crew to begin his visit by sea, accompanied by his friend Jadin, who draws as he says (I do not know if there are editions of structure that render the sketch of his friend, it would be interesting ...).

The story not only describes his journey, he sees people Isis meeting, the saga of the road, whether sea or land. One imagines that tourism was still an adventure in the 19th century, and Dumas confirmed. Indeed, it appears rather foolhardy, climbing Mount Etna in conditions that seem incredible today, or through inland on roads controlled by bandits Sicilian - indeed, the two traveling companions were armed. But it also tells the stories he's happy Cicero, and a little history of Italy and Sicily, especially how the Sicilians managed to get rid of the tyranny of a French sovereign, Charles of Anjou , brother of St. Louis.

As always, Dumas knows maintain reader interest, mingling in no apparent order romantic love stories, stories that are chilling and epic pages of history, which collects the items from a few scholars that will specifically meet along the way ... or in local libraries.

There is not only the history of France that Dumas "has beautiful children," and it's quite interesting to read it to take a few landmarks in the history of Italy, certainly more complex than the history of France. Having myself visited Sicily a few years ago, I have very fond memory, I found it amusing and interesting to compare his descriptions of ancient sites with mine and the pictures I made: few notable changes we Not surprisingly, except perhaps a few more recent excavations its passage, because it does not mean some ruins when it was increased to reach their vision. I am always excited to iron in the footsteps of those who preceded us, they are humble and anonymous, or more famous as Dumas. In a world that moves so fast, some form of permanence assures no doubt, and amazement before a beautiful landscape or architecture are eternal all ages.

I discovered this copious work (nearly 20 hours of reading) by Horacio's voice, always on Literature audio.com. I think I'll continue with the corricolo where Dumas recounts her visit to Naples. As paradoxically - as my companion Neapolitan - I do not know much about Naples, I'll probably discover things that I want to visit during my next visit to this city, at once beautiful and dangerous ... and as we are reminded too often the news regularly invaded by garbage that no government can settle the problem permanently, partly because of the involvement of mafia in odious traffic in this area ...

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act, Alexandre Dumas

I did not know that Alexander Dumas was interested in antiquity, I discovered through this novel. Acte recounts several episodes from the life of the Emperor Nero, who has fascinated many writers, probably because of its unique character, combining the love of the arts - Nero played various musical instruments, singing and reciting of poetry - a great evil related to dementia. Whether it's how he got rid of all the members of his family who could prevent him from ascending the throne until his own mother Agrippina, the burning of Rome which he s is reveled, and has perhaps even raised, or the cruelty of the circus games under his reign, marked in particular by the sacrifice of the early Christians that it was devoured by wild beasts, Nero appears as a cruel and cynical man, with a refinement that seems unparalleled.

Dumas addresses to begin a seductive aspect of the emperor, who under the false name of Lucius, carries all the events in the games at Corinth. Dumas describes in detail the gladiator fights, chariot race, and the test song. The man appears to be very attractive by its physical appearance as by his many talents, almost supernatural, and meets all the requirements of aesthetics as the bravery required at the time. It also attracted the young Acte, a beautiful young girl Corinthian, he literally remove his father to bring her back to Rome. There, the girl finally realizes who she is dealing with, and discovered with horror the depravity of her lover. This is the time of the murder of Agrippina by her son that she will end ignoble follow Paul, one of the apostles of Christ, who will return to Rome to live in the catacombs housing the early Christians, who had to hide to practice their religion.

We find in this book disturbing parallels with the Quo Vadis? of Sienkiewicz, although I have not identified the sources of Dumas in the Polish author. But without doubt the historical elements, sufficient to create these similarities. The description of the circus games in particular seems to be equally fascinated both authors. Dumas seemed more specific in the geographical descriptions, unless it is my knowledge of ancient Rome that has improved since my reading Quo Vadis? . In any case I could fairly accurately locate on the map of ancient ruins the various actions taking place in Rome. I still have not visited the Domus Aurea, Nero's home, so I put on my list for next trip to Rome, but I have good memories of the catacombs. Dumas says if the circus was already the Coliseum, but remnants of it anyway give a very good idea of the layout of a circus, to the Cross of the Christian martyrs installed at the site of the old lodge Vestal, who had the power to decide the fate of Christians who had survived the first onslaught of the beasts which they were delivered, or the outcome of a battle of gladiators ... Imagine the scene gives even more life to the novel, fascinating and chilling at a time. Dumas seems to have slightly more recoil than Sienkiewicz, and I do not think he wanted to defend a particular point of view, religious or political as was the case of the Polish author. This enables better understanding probably ancient times, with its good and bad sides, without getting carried away by a romantic vision of a "golden age", which obviously was not gold everyone ... Thanks to Rene

Depasse introducing me to this interesting work, which accompanied a part of my stay in Rome during the Christmas holidays. Can be found playing on Literature audio.com. I also want to note that this site gives its written sources for each reading, which you can retrieve a text for your electronic reading lights if you prefer to read for yourself. I also discovered the site of the League of Friends Dumas, great wealth, both on the life of the author and analysis of his works that its electronic library, which allows you to access to almost all of the work of this prolific author.

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changes for housing in 2011

The government has enacted several changes to housing finance in France. The overall level of aid is scaled down and focused on sustainable development.

The program of these changes for the start of this year: on the plane scellier device, new zero-interest loans, reduced the tax exemption for residences of tourism, increase taxes on real estate gains off primary residence .. .

changes which could have the first consequence in the real estate decline ... TBD To be continued.