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Men Chirac
Jacques Chirac, born on 29 November 1932 in Paris and died on 26 September 2019 in the same city, is a senior French civil servant and statesman. He was President of the French Republic from May 17, 1995 to May 16, 2007. After studying at the Institut d'études politiques de Paris and the École nationale d'administration (ENA), he joined the cabinet of Georges Pompidou, then Prime Minister, as a chargé de mission in 1962. Deputy of Corrèze in the right-wing majority and Secretary of State from 1967, he was appointed Prime Minister by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing in 1974, notably following the call of the 43. Two years later, maintaining poor relations with the latter, he resigned from Matign...
100 Tips for losing weight
There was also a time when the idea of losing weight was not even present in our society, people ate what Mom cooked for dinner and went to work. The difference in this society and in today's society is that the work was not behind a computer screen, but in the fields or in a warehouse. People worked physically because it was the only way to work, in fact, that's why it was called work! It was often during this period that people could eat anything they wanted because they burned many more calories than they consumed.
Children kings
As tall as three apples, your little man is giving you a hard time. For several years now, it has not been uncommon to see children making the law at home. But why do the child kings keep multiplying?
78 Tours at H265
From the 78 Tours disc in H265 format today, how did we move from the materialized leisure system to today's dematerialized system? With the advent of high-speed Internet and the various storage media, we are witnessing the very disappearance of the CD or BluRay or any other media medium to make way for digital in the box. USB key, hard disk, network storage... Welcome to this new consumer era. But let us leave a trace for future generations and remind them how to start. Don't forget the pleasure of having a nice support when you are a fan. In this book you can learn about the history of audio and video in all its forms. Have a good time.
Charles Manson
Charles Manson, a famous criminal who had sponsored a wave of murders in the United States in the 1960s, died at the age of 83. A look back at the psychopathic guru's hallucinating journey. "Have you ever dreamed of a place you didn't remember going to?" asks ex-hippie Peter Fonda to a young woman fascinated by the sixties in Steven Soderbergh's The English in 1999. A place that may only exist in your imagination. A distant place, only half of which you remember when you woke up. When you were there, you knew the language, you knew how to handle it. That was the 1960s. No, not even that. Only 66 and the beginning of 67. That's all". And then what?
Elvis The King
Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, to Gladys Love Presley (born Smith) in the two-room house his father, Vernon Elvis Presley, built for the birth. Jesse Garon Presley, her identical twin brother, was delivered 35 minutes before him, stillborn. Presley became close to both his parents and formed a particularly close bond with his mother. The family attended an Assembly of God church, where he found his initial musical inspiration. On his mother’s side of the family, Presley’s ancestry was Scottish and Irish, with some French Normans. Gladys and the rest of the family apparently believed that her great-great-great-grandmother, Morning Dove White, was Cherok...
Bee Gees
The Bee Gees are an Australian-British pop group formed by three of the Gibb brothers: Barry and the twins Robin and Maurice. Their total record sales over their entire careers are estimated at 220 million, making them one of the largest record sellers. During their 40-year career, we can distinguish two distinct periods of success: the pop of the late 1960s with songs such as Massachusetts, Words, I Started a Joke, I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You . . . a period during which Robin and Barry were equally important as singers, and the disco of the late 1970s with titles such as Staying Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, Too Much Heaven, Night Fever, Tragedy. . . At that time, Barry became the lead singer. They will then reach the pinnacle of success and popularity. After that, Les Bee Gees will release new albums again during the 1980s and 1990s with new songs such as You Win Again, One, Alone. . . Barry sings solo with a falsetto voice that appeared in the disco years, Robin gives a clear vibrato and Maurice sings high or low harmonies. The three brothers wrote almost all of their songs, claiming to feel like one person when working together.
Tina Turner
Anna Mae Bullock, known as Tina Turner, is a singer, dancer, actress and composer of American and Swiss naturalized origin, born on November 26, 1939 in Nutbush, Tennessee. She won eleven Grammy Awards. His constant contributions to rock music have earned him the title of Queen of Rock & Roll. In addition to rock, she has also distinguished herself in R'n'B, soul, dance and pop music. She is on the Rolling's Stone List: The Immortals, Greatest Artists of All Time and is also present at the Grammy Hall Of Fame, with two of her most famous singles, River Deep, Mountain High (in 1999) and Proud Mary (in 2003). Tina Turner is one of the most popular artists in the world, with sales exceeding 200...
Ted Bundy
Theodore Robert Bundy (born Theodore Robert Cowell; November 24, 1946 - January 24, 1989) was an American serial killer, kidnapper, rapist, thief and necrophiliac who assaulted and murdered many young women and girls in the 1970s and perhaps earlier. After more than a decade of denial, he confessed to 30 homicides in seven states between 1974 and 1978. The actual number of victims is unknown and may be higher. Many of Bundy's young female victims considered him beautiful and charismatic, qualities he used to gain their trust. He usually approached them in public places, pretending to be injured or disabled, or posing as an authority figure, before dominating and assaulting them in isolated p...
The Search for the Absolute
If this catchy title seems to baptize a work of philosophy or science, in "The Search for the Absolute", it is strictly speaking an invented story and not a philosophical essay or a scientific text.....
