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Paris 26 Gigapixels est un assemblage de 2346 photos individuelles représentant une vue panoramique de très haute résolution de la capitale (354159x75570 px). Plongez dans l'image et visitez Paris comme jamais auparavant ! En savoir plus sur le projet Visiter le blog du projet http://www.paris-26-gigapixels.com/index-fr.html

Paris 26 Gigapixels - Visite virtuelle interactive des plus beaux monuments de Paris

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http://www.eabjm.org/home/admissions Welcome to the Admissions homepage. Each year, EABJM enrolls approximately 350 students at various grade levels, with the major entry points being MS-GS-CP (Pre-K, Kindergarten and first grade), sixième (sixth grade) and seconde (tenth grade). Detailed information about the school and its curriculum is presented in the About pages and in the Academic pages of each division. Prospective parents also attend school presentations (in English or in French), which are scheduled thoughout the school year. Admission Criteria

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Le flea, c'est chic – the joys of Parisian markets | Interiors |

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday 25 May 2010 A photo caption with this feature on where to find vintage items in Paris attributed the classic three-legged ant chair to Charles Eames (of the United States). The designer was Arne Jacobson (of Denmark) The walls are clad in reclaimed timber, the Eames chair was a flea-market find and the desk is eBay . We are not, it seems, the only nation in the grip of an antiques obsession. The Paris apartment of Kenzo chief executive James Greenfield is awash with quirky furniture and raw materials that nod to its origins as a thread factory.