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	Bienvenue sur le site de France 4 Naturisme
		France 4 Naturisme, offers the choice of 11 camping villages - beside the sea, in the mountains or in the countryside - with top quality facilities and a wide range of activities to choose from, including getting back into shape...
		France 4 Naturisme bedeutet auch 15 Verpflichtungen die den Urlaubern geglückte Ferien garantieren.
		Die nachstehenden wurden von France 4 ausgewählt und werden Sie auf Ihrer Reise herzlich willkommen heiBen.
	www.france4naturisme.com /?_lang=en (1130 words)

	France - Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie gratuite et libre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		La France actuelle occupe la majeure partie des anciennes Gaules celtiques, puis romaines, mais elle tire son nom des Francs, un peuple germanique qui se forma tardivement et s'installa sur les terres de l'Empire romain.
		La majeure partie des régions constituant la France actuelle fut unifiée sous Clovis en 486 (réunion sous la domination franque, ou regnum francorum, des Alamans, des Burgondes et des Wisigoths au nord des Pyrénées).
		Ce « royaume des Francs » que l'on appelait encore la Gaule fut ensuite scindé à de multiples reprises entre les héritiers de la dynastie des Mérovingiens.
	www.belgique.com /encyclopedia/index.php/France (915 words)

	Did Henri 4 die with his work unfinished?
		France had been in a state of civil war for too long, and at last there was a legitemate king who was in his majority, and had heirs to continue his line.
		The problem of France’s old enemy Spain remained, as the country was still weak from the years of anarchy and was vulnerable to attack.
		France could not afford to have a full scale war against the mightiest European nation, and so it contented itself with trying to take over the Spainish road, leading from Spain to the Netherlands, which was a vital road for troops.
	www.geocities.com /divinity_convener/henri4.html (1409 words)

	USATODAY.com - France heat wave death toll set at 14,802 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		PARIS (AP) — The death toll in France from August's blistering heat wave has reached nearly 15,000, according to a government-commissioned report released Thursday, surpassing a prior tally by more than 3,000.
		The bulk of the victims — many of them elderly — died during the height of the heat wave, which brought suffocating temperatures of up to 104 degrees in a country where air conditioning is rare.
		Two INSERM researchers who delivered the report were to continue their analysis of deaths to determine what the actual cause was for the spike in mortality, the Health Ministry said.
	www.usatoday.com /weather/news/2003-09-25-france-heat_x.htm (562 words)

	Baa, Baa, White Sheep
		For Die, in southeastern France, sandwiched dramatically between magnificent, fl pine forests and the sheer, limestone cliffs of the Vercors massif, is an all-but-forgotten town of Roman arches and fortified walls dating back to the first century A.D. Surprisingly, even the most well-traveled French people I met seemed unaware of Die's historic charms.
		To celebrate the arrival of the sheep, the Die town fathers organize La Fête de la Transhumance, seven days of films, lectures, gallery exhibits and concerts, ranging from rock and jazz to madrigals and troubadours, that attracts visitors from all over France, the rest of Europe and, last year, three Americans, including myself.
		Die, at the confluence of the Meyrosse and Drôme rivers, was once a busy administrative centre of the Roman Empire (Its name comes from the Latin, Dea Augusta Vocontiorum, or Good Goddess of the Coconces.).
	www.aboveclouds.com /darticle.htm (1388 words)

	France
		France is the tenth-largest consumer of oil in the world, importing oil from Norway, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Britain; but the nuclear push has lowered the dependency on oil from 71% in 1973 to 37% in 2002.
		France opposed the liberation of Iraq from Saddam Hussein's tyranny, but somehow it was ok for the USA to liberate France from Hitler's tyranny (a liberation that cost thousands of French lives).
		France lost the second world war twice: first it was defeated by Hitler in a matter of weeks, and then, after it switched sides and allied itself with Hitler, was invaded/ liberated by the Anglosaxon armies.
	www.scaruffi.com /politics/france.html (16879 words)

	Do or die: France must win big against Cyprus, French News, France, Expatica
		France defender Anthony Réveillère admitted that the team had had an eye on next year's World Cup in Germany going into the Swiss match.
		France, the 1998 World Cup winners who became the first defending champions to fail to score a goal in the 2002 World Cup, won 2-0 in Cyprus at the beginning of their current World Cup campaign.
		The result left France in third in European qualifying Group 4 behind Israel, who lie top but have completed all their games, and Switzerland, who are ahead with a plus-three goal difference.
	www.expatica.com /actual/article.asp?subchannel_id=25&story_id=24336 (671 words)

	Heatwave - 10,400 More Die In France Than Normal
		(AFP) -- France's undertakers said on Wednesday there were 10,400 more deaths than usual so far this month, amid claims that thousands of people may have died from the effects of a heatwave that hit Europe.
		The Pompes Funebres Generales, the main group of undertakers which has 25% of France's funeral market, said the figure was in comparison to the same August period in previous years.
		The deadly heatwave, which roasted France for the first two weeks of August, claimed mostly elderly victims unable to cope with the 40C temperatures.
	www.rense.com /general40/france.htm (139 words)

	Die - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Die (plural dice), a polyhedral object used in games
		Die, integrated circuit unit resulting from die cutting a wafer
		Die, Drôme, a commune and sous-préfecture of France
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Die (116 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Four die in France forest fires
		France is suffering an unusually dry summer, allowing fires to spread quickly.
		Their third night in France was spent sleeping in a car.
		This is such a beautiful area of France, I have known it for many years as well as all around the adjoining hills and villages.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/3105339.stm (1743 words)

	News From France
		Married couples are found to live longer than non-married couples and people in the north of France die at a younger age.
		France recently reached the top of the list of countries in Europe with high birth rates.
		In 2000, 779,000 babies were born in France, an increase of 5.63 percent, or 35,000 more births than the previous year.
	www.ambafrance-us.org /publi/nff/0201/soc.htm (1031 words)

	4,000 chickens die in France - Boston.com
		PARIS --Tests were being carried out on Monday to discover why 4,000 chickens died suddenly on a French poultry farm, the Agriculture Ministry said.
		The 3,500 other chickens on the farm in eastern France were symptom-free, the ministry said in a statement.
		Earlier this year, 45 countries imposed full or partial bans on poultry imports from France after the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus hit a commercial poultry farm in the southeast of the country.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2006/12/18/4000_chickens_die_in_france?mode=PF (128 words)

	Heatwave - 10,400 More Die In France Than Normal
		(AFP) -- France's undertakers said on Wednesday there were 10,400 more deaths than usual so far this month, amid claims that thousands of people may have died from the effects of a heatwave that hit Europe.
		The Pompes Funebres Generales, the main group of undertakers which has 25% of France's funeral market, said the figure was in comparison to the same August period in previous years.
		The deadly heatwave, which roasted France for the first two weeks of August, claimed mostly elderly victims unable to cope with the 40C temperatures.
	rense.com /general40/france.htm (139 words)

	AltaVista - News results for: France
		France's interior minister pressed home a pledge of tough action to curb urban unrest by angry youths, including the expulsion of foreigners involved in 17 successive nights of violence.
		France drew 0-0 against Germany at the Stade de France in a match where the home side were largely outplayed in terms of desire and physical strength.
		The last time France was convulsed by rioting as serious as the current bout -- the student revolts of 1968 -- the symbol of the insurrection was a paving stone, which the protesters dug out of the streets by the hundreds to hurl at the truncheon-wielding...
	www.altavista.com /news/results?q=France (506 words)

	die - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Die, Die : Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (1898) [home, info]
		Phrases that include die: die cast, die hard, do or die, right to die, die down, more...
		Words similar to die: expire, break, cube, decease, dice, died, dieing, dying, exit, fail, go, pall, perish, become flat, break down, conk out, dado, die out, give out, give way, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=die&ls=a (569 words)

	Capture of Paris; invasion of southern France (from World War II) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		It occurred in the wake of France's defeat in the Franco-German War and the collapse of Napoleon III's Second Empire (1852–70).
		The capital of France, Paris is sometimes characterized as the “City of Light” It is acknowledged the world over as the perfect example of cosmopolitanism—raising city life almost to an art form.
		France is a highly complex and diverse land.
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article-210447?ct= (1026 words)

	France Rejects Christianity/God Reference in EU Draft - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		France and Belgium have been most opposed to religious references in the charter, while Italy and Poland, backed by Pope John Paul II, want the charter to acknowledge Christianity's role.
		France has been going downhill and is in the process of going under.
		Karl Jung pointed out in his Modern Man in Search of a Soul (by which he did not mean the soul of his shoes) that Man is religious by nature and when he throws religion out the window it will come back the back door in the form of a cult or an ideology.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=134447 (1878 words)

	People Of Die Honor Liberators Rename Main Stem For Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		John E. Dahlquist, stated that the inhabitants of Die wished to show their appreciation by remaining a « Rue Nationale », the main stem of Die, to « Avenue de la Division du Texas ».
		The mayor of Die, Monsieur Plan, had hopes of holding a format parad and review with the 36th Division troops, but the rapid advance made it necessary to forego the intended celebration.
		Some 100 miles inland from the invasion coast of Southern France, the village of Die is nestled in the warm valley of the Drome, surrounded by the scenic Pre-Alps.
	www.kwanah.com /36division/tpatch/v2n4/4410011a.htm (253 words)

	Smoking biggest killer in France
		Half of those who die are between 35 and 69-years-old,' the French health ministry said in a statement issued jointly with the National Institute of Health Education and Prevention (INPES).
		Smoking causes a third of all cancers in France, according to the statement, which was posted on an Internet site set up by the ministry and the INPES as part of a national stop-smoking campaign, launched in March 2003.
		In France, 90 percent of all lung cancers are caused by actually smoking and a further 5 per cent by passive smoking, the statement stressed.
	www.medicalnewstoday.com /medicalnews.php?newsid=5153 (445 words)

	5 Die As 2 Trains Collide in France, 5 Die in France As Passenger Train Collides With Oncoming Freight Train - CBS News
		More than 300 police and rescue workers from both France and Luxembourg were at the scene.
		Five people were confirmed dead in the crash at Zoufftgen, about a mile south of the border, and an unknown number of others were trapped, said Lorraine region authorities.
		SNCF director-general Guillaume Pepy said the 22-car freight train had a green light at the time of the crash, and said there were no signs of speeding.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/10/11/ap/world/mainD8KMIAAG0.shtml (381 words)

	Vosges Region Map: Epinal — Saint-Die \| France Google Satellite Maps
		Regions are sorted in alphabetical order from level 1 to level 2 and eventually up to level 3 regions.
		You are in Vosges (Lorraine, France), administrative region of level 2.
		Expedia is the long-standing web leader in online delivery of everything you need for researching, planning, and purchasing a whole trip in France.
	www.maplandia.com /france/lorraine/vosges (590 words)

	Travel Intelligence \| France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		On one side it is flanked by the valley of the Rhone with its vineyards and on the other by the Durance, with the white-topped Mount Ventoux rising majestically over the predominant tones of deep purple, orange and green.
		While the sophisticates and fleshpots of our acquaintance were living it up in their villas, working on their second and third chins by over-indulging in Provencal food, we were seeing another wilder, sporting side of the region.
		I remember someone telling me that if Western France were a bird, it would almost certainly be an early bird since it possessed everything I could ever want from a country.
	www.travelintelligence.net /wsd/places/plce_49.html (2531 words)

	Bennett Gilbert Rare Books: Subject List: Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Apparently unrecorded first edition of this children's teaching guide to proper speech, an early example of the popular "Die Kunst" genre of handbooks.
		Apparently unrecorded original edition of this official document recording the foundation of the University of Die, a significant but short-lived Protestant institution, printed on vellum.
		Lesperon de discipline pour inciter les humains aux bon(n)es lettres, stimuler a doctrine, animer a scie(n)ce, inviter a touttes bon(n)es oeuvres vertueuses et moralles, par conseque(n)t pour les faire coheritiers de Jesu Christ....
	www.gilbooks.com /subjectlisteduc.htm (1216 words)

	NCAW Autumn 03 \| Lionel Gossman on The Nazarene Painters of the Nineteenth Century
		Die bildnerischen Mittel, mit denen der Maler die christlichen Inhalte seiner Werke formt, basieren auf einem Ästhetikbegriff, der ohne kunsthistorische und philosophische Quellen in seiner eigentlichen Bedeutung nicht erfahrbar ist.
		Die Farben, welche den Abriss illuminieren, gehören zum Reiz, den Gegenstand an sich können sie zwar für die Empfindung beliebt aber nicht anschauungswürdig und schön machen." Quoted in Rosenblum 1956, pp.
		Anatole France was later to make the same criticism of Barante that some artists made of Overbeck and the Nazarenes: that the reader, in the end, would rather read the medieval chroniclers themselves than the synthetic text that Barante constructed by taking them as his model.
	www.19thc-artworldwide.org /autumn_03/articles/goss_print_notes.html (10555 words)

	A Malicious Allegation ...REFUTED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		They are sure that in the official liturgy of the Church of France, which you wished to keep to from regard for our bishops, you perceived die profound reason for the disarray of die French faithful.
		At Notre Dame, in Saint-Denis, at Le Bourget, and at Lisieux, die faithful suffered at die image of their Catholicism which was forced on you.
		Permit us, Holy Father, to use your own words: "Do not be afraid." Give back to die Church of France die Mass, die liturgy, die sacraments, priests, seminaries, and die catechism, and you will find the eldest daughter of the Church faithful to the vows of her baptism.
	www.sspx.ca /Angelus/1980_August/Malicious_Allegation.htm (729 words)

	64 die as France swelters: World: News: News24
		Paris - A total of 64 people have died in France as a result of a heatwave that has gripped the country for most of July, the French health authority InVS announced on Thursday.
		The director of the health monitoring organisation, Gilles Brucker, told AFP that the number of deaths could rise, even though wet weather lowered temperatures across the country on Thursday.
		Of the 64 casualties, 40 were over 75 years old, he said.
	www.news24.com /News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_1974285,00.html (146 words)

	Die, France - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Die (pronounced dee) is a town in the département of the Drôme (26) in France (postal code: 26150, INSEE code: 26113).
		It is best known for the Clairette de Die, a sparkling wine.
		This page was last modified 06:28, 27 October 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Die,_France (59 words)

	tribalfootball.com - Zidane: We're ready to die for France
		France star Zinedine Zidane says he and his teammates are ready to die for their country tomorrow night.
		He scored twice in the 1998 final and will go down as one of the competition's greats if he does the business again tomorrow.
		Zidane said: "I look at the squad, all 23 of us, and I can see we are ready to die for our country and the cause.
	www.tribalfootball.com /article.php?id=3889 (183 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Four die in France as wind and rain sweep away heatwave
		Four people died and up to 80 were injured in violent summer storms that have lashed western France, while the downpours started drifting across to sticky southern Britain yesterday.
		In France, as well as the four weather-related fatalities on Tuesday night, three people were reported missing after the storms tore across the region between Bordeaux and Biarritz, felling pine trees and devastating camp sites and caravan parks along the coast.
		Sunny spells and a few showers are forecast for the weekend, although it is unlikely to be as scorching as last weekend.
	www.guardian.co.uk /international/story/0,3604,999715,00.html (485 words)

	TIME Europe Magazine: The Debate Won't Die -- Nov. 24, 2003
		Vincent Humbert believed he should have died on Sept. 24, 2000, the day he lost control of his car after his tire blew out, and ended up underneath an oncoming truck in the Normandy countryside.
		On Sept. 26, he got his wish, and France exhaled a sad sigh of relief.
		Humbert's mother awaits indictment for attempted poisoning, punishable by up to five years in prison; and his doctor, for premeditated poisoning, which can mean life in prison.
	time.com /time/europe/magazine/article/0,13005,901031124-543736,00.html (849 words)

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