South Of France stories:
Four in five believe Web access a fundamental right
Mar 8th, 2010 - Washington Post
london (reuters) - four in five adults believe access to the internet is a fundamental right -- with those feelings particularly strong in south korea and china -- and half believe it should never be regulated, according to a global survey. a poll
AP Interview: South Africa's top cop on World Cup
Feb 22nd, 2010 - ABC 7 News
pretoria, south africa - south africa's top cop said monday that world cup fans will be safe, and the country will be safer because of the work his force has done to prepare for the tournament which begins in june. in an exclusive interview
South Africa's top cop says World Cup fans will be safe, tournament galvanized security forces
Feb 22nd, 2010 - WashingtonExaminer
pretoria, south africa - south africa's top cop said monday that world cup fans will be safe, and the country will be safer because of the work his force has done to prepare for the tournament which begins in june. in an exclusive interview
South Of France videos from YouTube:
0:58low altitude ufo sighting in south of france - clear shot
this incredible clear shot of a static ufo was recorded on april 24 2007 from my home in south of france ; I first saw it at 5:30PM and it stayed there almost without moving nor noise until the sun went down ; I estimate that ...
3:03Harlem - South Of France
Artist: Harlem Track: South of France Album: Free Drugs myspace: www.myspace.com
1:162010 FIFA World Cup South Africa - France Goal
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South Of France from WikiPedia:
Southern France (or the South of France), colloquially known as le Midi is a loosely defined geographical area consisting of the regions of France that border the Atlantic Ocean south of the Gironde, Spain, the Mediterranean, Italy, and Switzerland south of the Jura Mountains. Le Midi includes
- Aquitaine
- Midi-Pyrénées
- Languedoc-Roussillon
- Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
- Corsica
- Rhône-Alpes
This area corresponds in large part to Occitania; that to say, the territory in which Occitan (French: langue d'oc)—as distinct from the langues d'oïl of northern France—was historically the dominant language.
The name le Midi derives from mi (middle) and di (day) in Old French; compare Mezzogiorno, the south of Italy. Midday was synonymous with the direction of south because in France the sun is in the south at noon, as in all of the Northern Hemisphere. The synonymy existed in Middle French as well, where meridien means both "midday" and "south."
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