Nalis agrees Robins deal
4thegame.com     Jul 31, 2008          

has agreed to sign for Swindon Town. The 36-year-old Frenchman was released by the Pilgrims at the end of last term after making more than 100 appearances during his 30-month stay at Home Park. Nalis played for Le Havre, Caen, Guingamp and Bastia in his homeland, as well as Italian side Chievo, before arriving in England with Leicester City five... [read full story]                    


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Report from Bordeaux

readytogo.net     yesterday          

Just got back from a holiday in Bordeaux in south west France. A beautiful city, but a highlight was watching Bordeaux v Caen in their first league game of the season. Bordeaux's ground is the Chabon Delmas just 20 minutes walk...                    

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NV Teachers, Casinos File Room Tax Plan

lasvegasnow.com     Aug 1, 2008   2 related          

Major Nevada casinos and a teachers union filed a petition Thursday with the secretary of state in efforts to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for public schools through a hotel room tax increase in the Reno and Las Vegas...                    

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villarenters.com     Jul 16, 2008          

what a lovely cottage. Ideal for a couple. to say it is adjoined to the owners home it felt private. John(the owner) was very helpfull offering advice on best places to eat and visit. all in all a very enjoyable holiday in a...                    

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Backers push through French LNG port plans

wbcsd.org     Jul 14, 2008          

Lloyd's List, July 14, 2008 Monday - PROJECTS for the construction of liquified natural gas terminals at the French ports of Bordeaux, Dunkirk and Le Havre have been given the go-ahead by their backers, writes Andrew Spurrier...                    

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