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Date:
Tue, 12 Jun 2007 8:34 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
President Nicolas Sarkozy's Inauguration
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Newly
elected French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, accompanies
outgoing president Jacques Chirac as he departs Elysee palace in
Paris, France, Wednesday May 16, 2007. New French President
Nicolas Sarkozy spoke out against intolerance and urged openness
and unity in his inauguration speech Wednesday, as he took over
from Jacques Chirac in an elaborate ceremony.
(AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
AP - Wed May 16, 6:33 AM ET
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Outgoing
French President Jacques Chirac, aboard his car, waves goodbye to
new President Nicolas Sarkozy, background left, as he leave the
Elysee Palace in Paris, Wednesday, May 16, 2007. New French
President Nicolas Sarkozy spoke out against intolerance and urged
openness and unity in his inauguration speech Wednesday, as he
took over from Jacques Chirac in an elaborate ceremony.
(AP
Photo/David Vincent)
AP - Wed May 16, 6:31 AM ET |
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New French President Nicolas Sarkozy
waves goodbye to outgoing President Jacques Chirac, in car, at the
Elysee Palace in Paris, Wednesday May 16, 2007. New French
President Nicolas Sarkozy spoke out against intolerance and urged
openness and unity in his inauguration speech Wednesday, as he
took over from Jacques Chirac in an elaborate ceremony.
(AP Photo/Christophe
Ena)
AP - Wed May 16, 6:30
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New French President Nicolas Sarkozy,
right, receives the insignia of the Grand Master of the Order of
the Legion of Honor, an automatic honour for the President, from
General Jean-Pierre Kelche, left, as Sarkozy's family members look
on, during the presidential inauguration ceremony at the Elysee
Palace in Paris, Wednesday, May 16, 2007. From left; Kelche,
Sarkozy's wife Cecilia, Sarkozy's stepdaughter Jeanne-Marie
Martin, Sarkozy's son Pierre.
(AP Photo/Remy de la
Mauviniere)
AP - Wed May 16, 11:02
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New French President
Nicolas Sarkozy's wife Cecilia and her son Louis smile as they
attend the presidential inauguration ceremony at the Elysee
palace, in Paris, Wednesday, May 16, 2007. Sarkozy officially took
office Wednesday as France's new president, replacing Jacques
Chirac in an elaborate ceremony at the Elysee Palace.
(AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere)
AP - Wed May 16, 8:42 AM ET
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French President
Nicolas Sarkozy waves from his car as he drives up the Champs
Elysees avenue Wednesday May 16, 2007 in Paris. Sarkozy took
office as the new president of France, waving farewell to outgoing
leader Jacques Chirac and promising to move quickly and boldly to
equip the nation for a new era.
(AP Photo/David Vincent)
AP - Wed May 16, 9:39 AM ET |
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New French President Nicolas Sarkozy's
family arrives at the Elysee Palace in Paris Wednesday May 16,
2007. Nicolas Sarkozy took office as the new president of France
on Wednesday, waving farewell to outgoing leader Jacques Chirac
and promising to move quickly and boldly to equip the nation for a
new era. From left are: his son Jean Sarkozy, President's wife
Cecilia Sarkozy holding the hand of their son Louis, second left,
and his step-daughter Judith Martin, fourth left, is step-daughter
Jeanne-Marie and his son Pierre.
(AP Photo/Christophe
Ena)
AP - Wed May 16,
8:49 AM ET
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New French
President Nicolas Sarkozy waves from his car, center, as his
convoy drives down the Champs Elysees, in Paris, Wednesday May 16,
2007. Sarkozy took over from fellow conservative and one-time
political rival Jacques Chirac who stepped down after leading the
French nation for 12 years.
(AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
AP - Wed May 16, 9:47 AM ET
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France's new President Nicolas Sarkozy
(R) shakes hands with his newly named Prime Minister Francois
Fillon at the Elysee Palace in Paris, May 17, 2007.
(Pascal Rossignol/Reuters)
Reuters - Fri May 18,
2:41 AM ET |
This is to complete my previous letter
about
Nicolas Sarkozy "Adik"
whereas I wrote that after I dreamed abut my old friend Ade Pane, a
few hours later at CNN there was the news about Nicolas Sarkozy
announcing he was running for president. In this page contains his
inauguration as the new president of France.
My old friend Ade Pane also often joked
that my family came from the island of Sicilia. Recently I
realized that the name of president Nicolas Sarkozy's wife is
Cecilia Sarkozy.
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Date:
Tue, 12 Jun 2007 9:04 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
President Nicolas Sarkozy Wearing Short Pant at the Palace
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French
President Nicolas Sarkozy steps into the Elysee Palace as he
comes back from a run in Paris, Thursday, May 17, 2007. Sarkozy
named on Thursday Francois Fillon as France's new reform-minded
prime minister, who started his first day on the job Thursday with a
promise to implement Sarkozy's sweeping program of change and ensure
an 'eminent place' for France in the world.
(AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere)
AP - Thu May 17, 12:40 PM ET
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French
President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures towards reporters as he steps
into the Elysee Palace, coming back from a jogging in Paris,
Thursday, May 17, 2007. Sarkozy named on Thursday Francois Fillon as
France's new reform-minded prime minister, who started his first day
on the job Thursday with a promise to implement Sarkozy's sweeping
program of change and ensure an 'eminent place' for France in the
world.
(AP Photo/Christophe Ena)
AP - Thu May 17, 9:28 AM ET
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In that previous letter of
Nicolas Sarkozy "Adik", dated 12 May 2007, I also
wrote that "......my old friend Ade Pane happens to be rather shorter than
average height of my other friends. And Nicolas Sarkozy also rather
shorter than the average height of the French......". Then in the above
photo of 17 May 2007, president Nicolas Sarkozy appeared wearing short
pant in front terrace of Elysee Palace.
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Date:
Tue, 12 Jun 2007 9:36 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
Napoleon's Sword in Auction
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An auction house employee displays a
gold-encrusted sword Napoleon wore into battle in Italy, the last
of Napoleon's swords in private hands, during its auction at the
Fontainebleau auction house, southeast of Paris, Sunday, June 10,
2007. The sword was sold on Sunday for more than euro4.8 million
(US$6.4 million), the auction house said.The buyer was not
immediately identified.
(AP Photo/Laurent
Cipriani)
AP - Sun Jun 10, 11:57
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French auctioneer Jean-Pierre Osenat
presents a gold-encrusted sword Napoleon wore into battle in Italy
in June 1800, in this May 25, 2007 file photo taken in Paris. The
last of Napoleon's swords in private hands, it has an estimated
value of euro1.2 million to euro1.5 million (USD1.6 million to
USD2 million). The Osenat auction house, managing the sale, said
it may sell for two to three times that amount. It will be
auctioned off Sunday, June 10, 2007 across the street from one of
Napoleon's imperial castles in Fontainebleau, south of Paris.
(AP Photo/Remy de la
Mauviniere, file)
AP - Sat Jun 9, 8:37
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French
auctioneer Jean-Pierre Osenat, far right, directs the auction of a
gold-encrusted sword Napoleon wore into battle in Italy, the last
of Napoleon's swords in private hands, displayed by an auction
house employee at left, during its auction at the Fontainebleau
auction house, southeast of Paris, Sunday, June 10, 2007. The
sword was sold on Sunday for more than euro4.8 million (US$6.4
million), the auction house said.The buyer was not immediately
identified.
(AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani)
AP - Sun Jun 10, 12:13 PM ET |
Actually
yesterday I
have prepared to complete the above letter about president Nicolas Sarkozy's inauguration,
but then the computer got stuck. When it has restarted, I found at Yahoo
front page the news about Napoleon's sword in auction.
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