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Pensées du jour en 1995 1-1995.02.14 Mardi. St-Valentin Lorsque l'amour peut entrer dans l'oreille, il est bientôt au fond du coeur. Anonyme. 2-1995.02.15 Mercredi Tous les trésors de la terre ne valent pas le bonheur d'être aimé. Pedro Calderon, 1600-1681, poète dramatique espagnol. 3-1995.02.16 Jeudi L'amour a raison de tout, sauf la pauvreté et le mal de dent. Marguerite Power Blessington, 1789-1849, comtesse et écrivaine irlandaise. 4-1995.02.17 Vendredi La meilleure façon de ne pas avancer est de suivre une idée fixe. Jacques Prévert, 1900-1977, poète français. 5-1995.02.20 Lundi Il faut faire le sacrifice de ses préférences mais pas celui de ses convictions. René Bazin, 1853-1932, écrivain français. 6-1995.02.21 Mardi La société est composée de deux grandes choses: ceux qui ont plus de dîners que d'appétit et ceux qui ont plus d'appétit que de dîners. Nicolas De Chamfort, 1741-1794, moraliste français. 7-1995.02.22 Mercredi Etre réaliste, c'est préférer une réforme modeste, qui en permet une autre, à un miracle impossible. Habib Bourguiba, né en 1903, homme d'Etat tunisien.

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B B Bac, F. Bac, F. Bach, Richard Bach, Richard (un envoi de Fred Une mauvaise chose qui nous arrive n'est pas la pire chose qui puisse nous arriver. Car la pire chose qui puisse nous arriver, est qu'il ne nous arrive rien. (un envoi de Fred Bachelard, Gaston Bachelard, Gaston Backus, Jim Backus, Jim Bacon, Francis Bacon, Francis Choisir son temps, c'est gagner du temps. (un envoi de Fred Baer, Arthur Baer, Arthur Baillargeon, Pierre Baillargeon, Pierre Bainville, Jacques Bainville, Jacques Balasko, Josiane Balasko, Josiane Balfour, Lord Balfour, Lord Balutin, Jacques Balutin, Jacques En amour comme à la chasse, le vrai plaisir est de braconner (un envoi de Fred (un envoi de Fred Entre gens continuellement ensemble, l'amour et la haine vont toujours croissant. (un envoi de Fred La gloire est le soleil des morts. (dans La Recherche de l'Absolu) La haine est un tonique, elle fait vivre, elle inspire la vengeance ; mais la pitié tue, elle afaiblit encore notre faiblesse (dans, La peau de chagrin).

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Angers Angers is a city in France in the département of Maine-et-Loire , 191 m. S.W. of Paris by the Western railway to Nantes , the capital of the former Anjou province An industrialized city of approximately 150,000 people (around 250,000 with the metropolitan area), it occupies rising ground on both banks of the Maine , which are united by three bridges. The surrounding district is famous for its flourishing nurseries and market gardens. Pierced with wide, straight streets, well provided with public gardens, and surrounded by ample, tree-lined boulevards, beyond which lie new suburbs, Angers is one of the pleasantest towns in France. It is a fresh-food and flower-market center. The city traces its roots to early Roman times. The site of a massive and ancient Chateau , the city is also noted for the impressive twin-spired, 12th-century Cathedral of Saint-Maurice , dating in the main from the 12th and 13th centuries. A center of learning, Angers boasts two renowned universities and several high schools, adding up to more than 30,000 students. Its educational institutions include ecclesiastical seminaries, a lycée, a preparatory school of medicine and pharmacy, a university with free faculties ( facultés libres ) of theology, law, letters and science, a higher school of agriculture, training colleges, a school of arts and handicrafts and a school of fine art. Its education and research institutes are the driving force behind the city's science and technology industries. Angers calls itself the

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Angers Dictionary An·gers ăn jərz, ¤ N -zhā A city of western France east-northeast of Nantes. Of pre-Roman origin, Angers was the historical capital of Anjou. Population: 158,000. Encyclopedia Angers ¤Nzhā ) , city (1990 pop. 146,163), capital of Maine-et-Loire dept., W France, in Anjou, on the Maine River. A business and trade center, it is known for its wine and the famous Cointreau liqueur. It also has glassworks, printing plants, and factories making electronic and photographic equipment, textiles, food, paper products, and tiles. On its outskirts are the largest slate quarries in France. Of pre-Roman origin, Angers became the seat (870–1204) of the powerful counts of Anjou and the historic capital of the province. There is a fine cathedral (12th–13th cent.) and a museum containing 14th-century tapestries and a large collection of the sculpture of David d'Angers. The 13th-century castle was among the buildings damaged in World War II. Schools of fine arts and medicine are located there. Wikipedia Angers Location within France Angers is a city in France in the d©partement of Maine-et-Loire , 191 miles south-west of Paris Angers is an industrialized city housing 150,000 people in the city proper, and close to 250,000 within the metropolitan area. The city traces its roots to early

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Our Products: Starbucks Coffee Gevalia Coffee Kona Coffee Blue Mountain Coffee Sights The site of a massive and ancient chateau , the city is also noted for the impressive twin spires of the twelfth century Cathedral of Saint-Maurice. Other noteworthy churches around Angers include St. Serge, an abbey-church of the twelfth and fifteenth centuries, and the twelfth century La Trinit©. The famous abbey of St. Aubin has a courtyard with elaborately sculptured arcades of the eleventh and twelfth centuries. The tower there is also splendid. Ruins of the old churches of Toussaint ( thirteenth century ) and Notre-Dame du Ronceray (eleventh century) are also nearby. The ancient hospital of St. Jean (twelfth century) is occupied by an archaeological museum. The Logis Barrault, a mansion built about , houses the public library and the municipal museum, which has a large collection of paintings and sculptures. The mansion also contains the collection of Mus©e David consisting of works by the sculptor , who was a native of the town. Standing outside the museum is one of his masterpieces, a bronze statue of Ren© of Anjou sixteenth centuries. The Palais de Justice, the Catholic Institute, a fine theatre, and a hospital with 1500 beds are the more remarkable of the modern buildings of the town. Angers is the seat of a bishopric, dating from the

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newsfilter.co.uk encyclopedia Main Page See live article Alphabetical index guidething - online travel guide Angers Angers is a city in France in the département of Maine-et-Loire , the capital of the former Anjou province An industrialized city of approximately 150,000 people (around 250,000 with the metropolitan area) located on the Maine , it is a fresh-food and flower-market center. The city traces its roots to early Roman times. The site of a massive and ancient Chateau , the city is also noted for the impressive twin-spired, 12th-century Cathedral of Saint-Maurice. A center of learning, Angers boasts two renowned universities and several high schools, adding up to more than 30,000 students. Its education and research institutes are the driving force behind the city's science and technology industries. Angers calls itself the most flowered city in Europe . It is also well-known for being the seat of important cultural events, like the film festival Premiers Plans , Tour de Scènes (free concerts in the streets) or Les Accroche-Coeurs. History The first sign of human presence on the site of Angers is a stone tool dated back to 400,000 B.C (Lower Paleolithic). The earliest known inhabitants were the Andecavi, a

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