...le directeur général du BME, il y a toujours des raisons de s’inquiéter face à la fréquence des tremblements de terre, vu que “Haïti se trouve dans une zone de forte sismicité et à proximité d’une bordure de plaque tectonique”. Seulement, tout en reconnaissant qu’il peut s’agir d’ “un voeu pieux, parce qu’on ne peut pas prévoir les réactions humaines devant une telle situation”, il invite la population à ne pas s’alarmer, à user de sang ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=35817&item=170258983351 A rare find! This is a very old religious plaque featuring St. Anne de Beaupre. It's appears to be tin with a copper finish. The image is done is relief and the detail is wonderful. It's 10" tall x 8" wide with a wire on rear for hanging. The condition is excellent- no breaks in the metal and the finish is excellent. This is a special item for the ...

... FJ's book of plans and TOS technical manual were the first places that I can recall it being said that the *Enterprise* belonged to that class. As previously noted, Matt Jeffries' line art drawings (one of which was used onscreen in "Enterprise Incident") and the plaque on the bridge set identify the Enterprise as "Starship Class," and anytime "starship" was used in dialog it was treated as if it was something really special. GeneK

... nous faciliter dans nos activités », se désole-t-elle. Le cas des contestataires Dans une autre aile du bâtiment qui, dans le temps, fut l’Hôtel de ville, la situation est autre. Les gens sont littéralement plaqués les uns contre les autres. De toutes parts fusent des cris. Une vielle femme est au bord de l’évanouissement. La bousculade est constante. « Il faut nous laisser rentrer ! », hurle un jeune homme qui essaie de se protéger ...

....li> wrote: On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, Mark Brader wrote: Tom Anderson writes: I think that's quite a nice idea. You might want to subdivide further than by country, though - if, say, 90%% of plaques are about British people ... then the national flag isn't providing a lot of information about those ones. Ah, but the trick is to use the *correct* national flag. For Samuel Pepys, the St. George's Cross...

On 19 Aug, 13:17, "John Rowland" <jo...@journeyflow.spamspam.demon.co.uk> wrote: The flags are not for the deceased, they are for the tourists, so you would use current flags only - this would be a necessity, since a lot of people don't want to see Swastikas all over London. OTOH, Mr Barnbrook would probably be a keen supporter of the plan. -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org

... the public. http://www.flickr.com/photos/gollumofcatford/2620828418/sizes/o/ Lewisham Town Council really ought to do something about it.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I can confirm that when I drove down that road a few weeks ago, that vehicle was not there. Perhaps the person pictured does not live at that address anymore. I can also confirm that there was no 'Blue Plaque' on the nearby house. Francis

R.C. Payne wrote: Mark Brader wrote: Tom Anderson writes: I think that's quite a nice idea. You might want to subdivide further than by country, though - if, say, 90%% of plaques are about British people ... then the national flag isn't providing a lot of information about those ones. Ah, but the trick is to use the *correct* national flag. For Samuel Pepys, the St. George's Cross; for Samuel Johnson, the ...

Mark Brader wrote: Tom Anderson writes: I think that's quite a nice idea. You might want to subdivide further than by country, though - if, say, 90%% of plaques are about British people ... then the national flag isn't providing a lot of information about those ones. Ah, but the trick is to use the *correct* national flag. For Samuel Pepys, the St. George's Cross; for Samuel Johnson, the Union Jack without the red ...

On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, Mark Brader wrote: Tom Anderson writes: I think that's quite a nice idea. You might want to subdivide further than by country, though - if, say, 90%% of plaques are about British people ... then the national flag isn't providing a lot of information about those ones. Ah, but the trick is to use the *correct* national flag. For Samuel Pepys, the St. George's Cross; for Samuel Johnson, the ...