Alizée and Corsica, Corsica and Alizée

[FanDeAliFee]

Below I present César Franck's 1876 symphonic poem Les Éolides. It has nothing to do with Corsica, but when you have a piece of French music whose name translates as The Breezes, you have to cite it in an Alizée forum! I decided to place it here to serve as a complement to the post above on the musical piece titled The Girl From Corsica.

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[user472884]

I love you Doc, you always find the most random and coolest/obscurest references to Her Grace and Beauty

Every time you post, you come one step closer to proving that the root of everything in the world is Alizée

[FanDeAliFee]

<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europeana"><i>Europeana</i></a> is Europe's digital library, museum and archive. Through the Internet, it provides access to millions of books, paintings, films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitized throughout Europe.

<i>The prototype was launched on 20 November, 2008, with access to 4.5 million digital objects from over 1,000 contributing organizations... Due to an unexpected user surge (peaking at an estimated 10 million hits an hour), the servers were unable to cope with the massive load. The site was temporarily taken down, and after series of technical upgrades went up again in December 2008... In 2010, the project accomplished its objective of giving access to over 10 million digital objects. Early in 2011 new features on the site included a translation tool...</i> As I write this, it is still marked with a label of <i>beta</i>.

Because <i>vBulletin</i> has trouble embedding the interesting video content I located using <i>Europeana</i>, I am compelled to host the rest of this short essay <a href="http://bellsouthpwp.net/d/o/docdtv/Alizee/Europeana.htm">here</a>.