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Born into a family of master mariners, Samuel de Champlain is remembered today as the Father of New France and as one of Canada's most important explorers.

The latest novel by the author of Captain Correlli's Mandolin is an equally mesmerizing meditation on the universal themes of love, war, courage and mercy

Andrea de Adamich, like so many F1 drivers from Italy, endured a torrid time at Ferrari. Away from Grand Prix racing he found success in sports car competition.

The Santa Teresa Tram, or bondinho, isn't the most practical way to travel about Brazil's busy capital of Rio de Janeiro - but it's certainly the most fun.

Life and Works of Manuel de Falla, famous for ballets 'Love, the Magician' and 'The Three-Cornered Hat.'

Visitors limited to an afternoon or evening at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris can still get a feel for the amazing collection housed there by focusing on the highlights.

Carel Godin de Beaufort's racing career lasted less than ten years but the Dutch driver is remembered affectionately in Formula One and sports car circles.

Make colorful Mexican fiesta decorations like pinatas and sombreros to help celebrate Cinco de Mayo. You can craft Cinco de Mayo decorations at home.

Brief biography of Louis de Broglie who discovered the wave nature of electrons that established the wave-particle dualism.

Enjoy San Pedro de Atacama with its shaded plaza, a colonial church and well set up museum. It is also a base for trips to the surreal landscapes of the Atacama Desert.

The lost Atlantic island of Fernando de Noronha, hundreds of kilometers off the coast of Brazil is full of pristine beaches and chic hotels.

The Roissybus, Les Cars Air France, or Noctilien night buses offer fast and cheaper transportation to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) than taxis and shuttles.

An analysis of Forman's 1989 adaptation of Laclos' novel, focusing on the characterizations of Valmont by Colin Firth and Madame de Tourvel by Meg Tilly.

Elio De Angelis was an intrinsic part of eighties Formula 1 racing.

Take it easy in Brazil's large and often stressful city, with a trip to the theatre and a walk in the peaceful botanical gardens.

Mention cachaca, and the Caipirinha is the first cocktail that comes to mind. The batida, though, is almost as popular.

A fascinating glimpse of 17th century Madrid through the eyes of the prolific playwright

Once a pagan journey, the Camino has been a Catholic tradition for over 1000 years. Today, hundreds of people still complete the journey every year.

The world famous Festival de Teatro de Bogota is back in town in 2008 and promises to delight all with street performers, stage productions and more from March 7-23.

De Chirico's childhood images of his father, Evaristo, a railway engineer and of his life in Volos found their way into his art.

Pirate, colonist, Protestant rebel, Roberval added a colourful page to the early history of Canada.

Spain was the first country to attract mass tourism after the war, and Lloret de Mar on the Costa Brava along with Tossa de Mar, Blanes and Sitges were the popular towns.

Argentina's first bank was founded in Buenos Aires in 1822. Others followed and their history is displayed in architectural buildings and museums in Capital Federal.

This recipe is Pondichéry's equivalent of bouillabaise, a rich seafood stew simmered with local 'vindai' spices, often eaten in with rice.

A Cinco de Mayo party is full of fun, spicy Mexican food, colorful decor, marjaritas and lively music!

De Anza college is the largest community college in the Silicon Valley / Santa Clara County area. It is well known for its high transfer rate to UC and CSU schools.

A brief biography of Lope de Vega, one of Spain's most popular playwrights, who wrote over 1,500 plays and many fine poems.

Spanish conquistador and perpetrator of the most brutal massacre associated with the Conquest of New Spain.

The historical figure, Count Fernán González of Castile, provides the basis for the famous chivalric poem that bears his name.

João Francisco, a convicted murderer, gangster, street fighter, homosexual, and prostitute made his début as Madame Satã in the 1930's in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro.

Eurostar trains from London arrive in Paris at Gare du Nord while TGV trains depart from De L'Est of De Lyon stations to Southeastern France, Germany, and Switzerland.

The Atacama Desert around San Pedro de Atacama has much to offer: ancient ruins, the Reserva Nacional dos Flamencos, the Moon Valley, and hot pools at the Tatio Geysers.

French prepositions of place include several different categories denoting different kinds of movements, directions, as well as identification of locations.

Food and wine festivals for every taste in this short guide to selected fiestas and culinary events taking place throughout the year in the Spanish region of Valencia.

The new project to encourage locally produced organic produce by restaurants got off the ground well at the first Gastronomy Day.

This simple meatball recipe is great for soups or as a snack with your favorite Mexican drink.

Cabeza de Vaca, who would later survive an ill-fated expedition to conquer Florida, was born in Moorish-controlled southern Spain.

Record seven time Tour de France champion will go for his eighth title in 2009 leaving questions over his team's structure for the race.

Cinco de Mayo is a holiday that commemorates the Battle of Puebla, May 5th, 1862. On that day a small Mexican battalion won over a French invasion by Napoleon's army.

To celebrate the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo, enjoy a fiesta-themed party and serve sweet drinks and desserts.

Dangerous Liaisons is an epistolary novel about seduction. But the love letters exchanged between its main characters ultimately do little to alter each one's position.

Oscar De La Hoya defeated Steve Forbes by unanimous decision, ostensibly laying the groundwork for fighting, and beating Floyd Mayweather Jr. in September this year.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a few traditional Mexican beverages. These are exotic tastes you should explore and enjoy.

This rare "flower of the salt" is touted as a celebrity seasoning for its breadth of flavor.

The gothic Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles and Baroque guildhalls line the UNESCO-listed Grand Place (Grote Markt) market square in the historic old town center of Brussels.

Nearly 80% of alleged hauntings can be de-bunked. Learn how to determine if your dwelling is haunted and when to call for help.

The Carte de Tendre, introduced by Madeleine de Scudéry in the 17th century, played an important role as a symbol of the requirements of courtly love.

Staying in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and thinking of something fun and interesting to do with your family? We decided to take our daughter to La Florida in Valle de Angeles.

La Rosa de Las Barras, just 35 miles from Mazatlan, is a getaway alternative to the busy Pacific coast resort. Kayaking, bird-watching and bicycling are the focus here.

Le Parc de la Tête d'Or offers much more than a relaxing respite from the city with its free zoo, botanical gardens, trails, lake, and green spaces.