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We (two couples) are taking a cruise in late September, docking in Marseille, but want to take an excursion into Provence. I am undecided between two all-day ones: Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, or Gordes and Rouissillion.
My husband and I have been to Avignon and a few small towns in the south of France (but not Aix) several years ago and enjoyed them; the other couple has never been to Europe, so I would like to see some new things ourselves but also give the other couple a varied experience. We will be touring the Cinque Terre the previous day, so I am not sure if Gordes and Rouissillion would seem repetitious? This stop is scheduled on a Friday, and we could be in Aix in the afternoon, so would there be any interesting markets (it seems that the markets are a big part of the allure of Aix-en-Provence)?
Any advice on which excursion to take? Both are well-rated, and I haven't found anything of substance on Cruise Critic or other cruise forums.
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Avignon/Aix-en-Provence or Gordes/Rouissillion?
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Avignon and Aix are not small towns, they are cities (pop probably around 85-100K). Gordes and Roussillon are villages.
SO these are 2 strange all day tours IMO, to combine 2 cities or 2 villages, I would have thought they would do it another way, but who knows, maybe they figure you either want only cities or only villages. I would not say that the markets are the big allure of Aix at all, people on Fodors are batty about markets in Provence, I don't know why, especially if only on a day trip so you aren't going to be stocking up groceries. I would think that would make more sense to say that is a big thing in the small villages where there isn't really much to do. Roussillon at least has some interest with the ocre cliffs.
I would want to know what the itinerary is for the cities, what are you going to do. And a day trip with only Gordes and Roussillon, what is that itinerary, that would be even more curious. Are they just going to drop you off and let you roam around Gordes for 2-3 hours?
ANy of these places has markets, but only on certain days. In Gordes, it's on Tuesday, in Roussillon, it's Thursday, In Aix, I think it is twice a week, or maybe 3, so more possibilities (Tu, TH, Sat). Avignon has a covered market every day, other roving markets on Sunday (brocante and food).
I think it depends if they just want markets and villages or to see some grander historic sites or museums. -
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if you want to shop, Aix and Avignon but to taste Provence, I'd chose The hilltop villages of Gordes and Roussillon.
Gordes, at its top has a Renaissance chateau and the church.
Roussillon is stunning to behold with it's hues of ochre that makes no other village look so warm. There's a 30 minute walk to the quarries. Before its housing boom, it was a quiet place . In 1950, Laurence Wylie moved there with his family for a year and wrote the book, A Village in the Vaucluce -
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I agree with Christina - that is a weird combination of places. If this is an afternoon only event, I don't understand how anyone can visit both Aix & Avignon on the same afternoon starting from Marseille. These are large cities and deserve most of the day for each. Also, markets are in the morning - usually ending around 1PM. Aix's market is Tu, Th, & Sat so you'll miss that. Aix and Avignon are 1 1/4 hrs apart - so a lot of time will be consumed traveling between these two places - and to/from Marseille.
Gordes & Roussillon are small villages. Plan on maybe 1 1/2 hrs in each place. Again - you'll miss the markets. They are only 10-15 mins apart & 1 1/2 hrs from Marseille.
I really don't believe anyone would send you off in the afternoon to visit Aix & Avignon in the same day & expect you to be back at the ship by dinnertime. Like Christine stated - get some more info and post what you find. My wife & I have vacationed for 18 weeks in Provence & 16 along the Cote d'Azur.
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These are both 8-hour excursions.
As I said, we've been to Avignon before, so I know that it and Aix are cities. I am underwhelmed by the choice of excursions and agree that it's odd to not combine a city and a village in one tour.
I know that markets are in the morning - I made that comment because we will be there on Friday which doesn't seem to be a big market day, and I am not sure where we will be in the morning on either tour - these excursions sometimes run in reverse order. I thought the markets would provide more local flavor.
Both excursions seem to offer an initial orientation and tour of each place and then you have a lot of time on your own.
Sorry - I realize I misspelled Roussillon in my title and earlier post. -
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Lourmarin (north of Aix) also has a great Friday morning market.
The Cinque Terre is not even close to being similar to your options.
My impression of both Gordes and Roussillon after many weeks in the area is that they are both seriously tourist oriented and most attractive from a distance. I don't mind them and have enjoyed visiting artists in both villages but can't imagine a long drive and the expense of a tour to visit them. A tour to the villages will get you into the Luberon however but only for a short time--like going to a beautiful beach but not being able to stay and enjoy it. -
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both Gordes and Roussillon ... are ... seriously tourist oriented
as are most if not all plus beaux villages -
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Of course they are tourists oriented because of their uniqueness, One still should not miss them.
That's a snotty attitude. I went to Gordes forty years ago when it was still quite, but today, the beauty is still there. -
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That is a hard decision because, as everyone including you are pointing out, it's a strange combination. If the day is 8 hours and there's close to four hours of driving in either case that leaves you with only about 2 hours in each place. That's not enough for either Avignon or Aix. So I guess I'd go with smaller villages. Hopefully the trip to Gordes will include a visit to the Abbey nearby and between that, the two villages and lunch the timing would be about right. I love Aix but I'd be too frustrated to try and experience it in two hours. Same with Avignon plus you've already been there.
Here are the photos I took last month which includes all four of the places being considered.
www.pbase.com/annforcier/france_-_provence -
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I hope you are doing a private tour and not one from the ship. The private ones are much better IMO.
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Many cruise ship excursions are simply transportation to a destination. They drop you off and tell you to be back to the bus at a certain time. About 10 years ago I was on a Holland America cruise which had Marseille as a port of call. I took the excursion to Aix. They dropped us off at the fountain (Place du General De Galle) and then I walked the Cours Mirabeau and others . It was a market day which added to the enjoyment. I would guess that this excursion will drop you off at the Popes palace area in Avignon followed by a drive/drop off in Aix. Lunch is fend for yourselves.
If you have been to Avignon I would go to the Luberon hill towns of Gordes and Roussillon which will give you a taste of the Provence of Peter Mayle. There is no requirement for couples to always go on the same excursions. -
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Ais is really nice but rather big (140 000+) and traffic can be a night mare. Not as easy to discover and walk through as the villages in the luberon, however it is surely gorgeous.
Why dont you arrange a tailor made private tour ? That could be best...
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Organs That Aid Digestion Assisted by 3 Important Organs Food does NOT pass through these organs Liver 2 nd largest organ in body Produces Bile, a substance that helps break down fats Gallbladder Stores Bile and releases it into small intestine as needed Pancreas Makes additional digestive enzymes that are released directly into small intestine. Produces Insulin to help glucose to be absorbed into the body cells Diabetes is a disorder of the pancreas. Pancreas produces too little or no insulin
Excretory (Urinary) System Once all nutrients are extracted from food, all that remains is liquid and solid waste. Body wastes consist of food materials that can NOT be digested Excretory System is your body's waste removal system Process of removing wastes from your body is known as excretion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF_lF3J4ZKs
The Process of Excretion Food particles that cannot be digested move from the small intestine to the large intestine, or colon Liquid waste is either absorbed in colon, released through pores in skin (perspiration), or sent to the kidneys Kidneys are organs that filter water and dissolved wastes from the blood and help maintain proper levels of water and salts in the body Waste materials filtered out by the kidneys leave the body as urine Solid waste products that remain are called feces and leave the body through the anus
Parts of the Excretory System Kidneys- Main organs, remove liquid waste (urea) from the blood Ureters- The tubes that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder Bladder- Stores liquid waste before it leaves the body Urethra- The tube that releases liquid waste (urine) from the body
Parts of the Excretory System
Problems of Digestive & Excretory System Have you ever overeaten or ate too fast? This discomfort is called Indigestion Indigestion is body's way of telling you to eat slowly and control amount you eat Diarrhea (watery feces) Food might be contaminated with bacteria Heartburn – burning sensation in center of chest or throat. Has nothing to do with heart Result of stomach acids flowing backward into esophagus
Taking Care of Your Digestive and Excretory Systems Eat a variety of healthy foods. Choose low-fat & high fiber foods from all food groups. FRUITS & VEGGY'S Don't rush meals Chew food thoroughly. Don't wash large pieces down Drink plenty of water!! Water is good for digestive system, drink 6 to 8 ounce glasses a day. Wash hands regularly. Before preparing or eating food wash hands with soap & water. Always wash after using the restroom.
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All work and no play…is no fun at all!
Combine your weekend getaway with the place you live and work.
All four seasons in Blair County offers exciting and fun outdoor activities, fascinating historical and educational landmarks and museums, railroad attractions, family-friendly free admission amusement parks, shopping centers and quaint specialty shops, a spectacular AA baseball park and so much more.
Shopping and Dining
Altoona is the largest retail area between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Home to over 180 restaurants and 450 shopping destinations, the Altoona area is a destination for central PA and surrounding states. Our affordable cost of living makes shopping and dining more enjoyable.
Outdoor Recreation
Blair County is a four season wonderland and is at the heart of The Alleghenies, which is a six county destination region of central PA offering something for everyone. Visit historic Horseshoe Curve; ascend to the top of Blue Know, PA's highest skiable mountain; bicycle through top-ranked road routes and more.
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Blair County and the I-99 Corridor are home to the Pittsburgh Pirate baseball minor league affiliate the Altoona Curve, Penn State football and Big Ten sports. Golf enthusiasts can try over a dozen golf courses in the region. Blair County is also home to not one, but two free admission, family-friendly amusement parks located just minutes apart.


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County Councillor Miles Parkinson
Party: Labour
Division: Rishton and Clayton-le-Moors
More information about this councillor
Contact information
Home address:
13 Calf Hey
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Committee appointments
- Full Council
- Hyndburn Three Tier Forum
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- Pension Fund Committee (Deputy Chair)
- Pensions Workshop
- Scrutiny Committee
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- 05/05/2005 -
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- East Lancashire into Employment
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DOPE BODY YO! Don't call 'em Bro Rock! Actually go ahead and call 'em Bro Rock, or Dude Rock, or whatever. Dope Body don't care. Just give 'em a nice basement full of sweat and stink and let 'em work it out. (I think that should suffice as an introduction). So, Ladies and Gentlemen Rockers, from the great city of Baltimore Maryland, a.k.a. Charm City, a.k.a. Bodymore, Murderland (Ha!), the noisy, the danceable, the unbeatable bro's of Dope Body! Read the Interview SUMMER GIRLFRIENDS Summer Girlfriends play an easy, breezy brand of rock music that connects the pop dots from the early sixties to the late 70s. They only have one summer under their belts as a band so far, but they've already released two songs via Facebook and have a full-length LP in the can (slated for an early 2012 release on Addenda Records). What better way to get psyched for another long, cold, crappy winter than to daydream with (or about) Summer Girlfriends? Let's do that now! Read the Interview BAD COP Bad Cop are some growed up kids from Nashville playin' punk rock and roll. They got signed to ROIR right quick after forming. Musta liked 'em. It's been balls out from there. Nashville correspondent Rebecca Seung interviewed frontman Adam Moult and filed this report. Read the Article READING RAINBOW Philly's Reading Rainbow are garnering a little bit of attention lately. It's no surprise really. Their music is infectious. Infectious in the sense that it will infect you (your brain in particular) with it's lush and reverby distorted goodness. The band's latest album (2010's Prism Eyes) is a forty minute good vibey trip through a hazy, dreamy, forgotten forest of furry melodies and fuzzy guitar. Does that make sense? I hope so. Reading Rainbow husband and wife team, Rob and Sarah, talked to the Reglar Wiglar about Philly, musical influences and stuff like that. Read the Interview BIRDS & ARROWS Birds and Arrows is Andrea and Pete Connolly of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. They've been playing together for about three years, after meeting at a brewery where Pete was a brew master and Andrea was a bartender. With Andrea on guitar and vocals, and Pete on drums and vocals, they make beautiful music together. They also finish each other's sentences – you've heard it before, but this time it's actually true (read on for proof). I sat down with Birds and Arrows on a sunny Saturday this November and learned about being a married couple in a band, touring, and releasing their first full-length album, Starmaker. Reglar readers, please note Reglar Wiglar rookie and intern, Jon D., came along to learn the ropes and also ask questions, sometimes off subject but often eliciting interesting responses. Read the Interview KASPAR HAUSER Tom Comerford is a Chicago musician and filmmaker who is also an adjunct professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I've known Tom Comerford for almost as long as he's been in town. Our bands have played a few shows together over the years; he in Kaspar Hauser and myself, more recently in Soft Targets but also in RNCD—in fact, Kaspar Hauser is now in possession of former RNCD drummer, Steve Kiraly. I also worked with Tom on a release of a Kapsar Hauser single for RoosterCow/Spacesuit Records in 2002. It may also be worth mentioning that I did a very brief stint in The Hauser as a second guitarist in the fall of 2006. As a result, I am hardly what you would call an objective journalist (or a journalist at all for that matter). Having divulged my personal relationship with Kaspar Hauser, let me also confess that I am a fan of the band, both live and on record. There was much about the band and Tom's history that I did not know, however. To remedy this ignorance on my part, this past November Tom and I met for dinner at Noon O Kabob in Albany Park where we discussed stuff in general and things in particular. Read the Interview |
RADAR EYES That growing blip on your radar screen ain't a UFO, genius, it's Radar Eyes. And that blip is set to go blop 'cause this Chicago quartet is about to follow up a good year with a better one. 2010 saw the band release a tape on local cassette label, plustapes and a 7" on HoZac, and in 2011 the Eyes are gearing up for an EP on Rococo and a full-length long-player for HoZac, as well as a jaunt down to Austin, Texas for that one music festival they have down there every year... South by Southwest, I think it's called. Proper! Read the Interview BLASTED DIPLOMATS I guess we have Julian Assange and WikiLeaks to thank for the recent spate of diplomat blastings, but that has nothing to do with Chicago's Blasted Diplomats. Naw, there ain't nuthin' diplomatic about the way these dudes blast out their loud brand of good old fashioned guitar rock. So check 'em out and tell your friends, but remember, you can call them the Blast Mats, you can even call them the B. Mats, just don't call them Blasted Dips. Please! Read the Interview LAMB OF GOD Metal lords, Lamb Of God, have ruled this puny planet Earth for over fifteen years—that's ten years shy of a quarter of a century! Certainly nothing to sneeze at. To acknowledge this great feat of 'togethership', we sent Ace Reglar Wiglar Reporter, T. Bux on a mission to interview LOG bassist, John Campbell. Even though T. Bux lives in London and The Campbell lives in RVA USA, Bux succeeded in this mission with the help of some sort of Skype or Internet device or maybe it was a telephone. Read the Interview COUPLESKATE Coupleskate is notable for being an all-boy band. Besides that, they make dreamy, heartbreaking, pretty/dirty rock music. Also, they're from Chicago. Coupleskate released their first full length, Don't Scare the Horses, in 2008. It was so good that it caused domestic disputes across the nation. You should order it off their website, or listen to it on one of their social medias:Facebook Read the Interview DINERO Well heck, I've known Mike Wing for what? Fifteen years? Something like that. Wing and I met when we worked this veggie kitchen job in Chicago back in the day. We also played in a band together (with his now wife of ten plus years, Lori Kölb) and we've definitely drank a few hundred beers and listened to a few Thin Lizzy records together at Club Winthrop in Uptown. I even roadied for his band Booker Noe once on a trip from Chicago to Denver via Kansas City, after which it took about two weeks to expunge the whisky from my liver. Wing has been in countless bands since he was a teenager in Maumee, Ohio, including a long stint in the Chicago via Bowling Green trio, Vambo Marble Eye. And even though Wing has got to be well into his eighties by now, he is still out there writing, recording and performing rock and roll music, and for that the Reglar Wiglar salutes him. So without further adieu, from the same great state that gave us Balloon Boy and delicious Coors Light beer, ladies and gentlemen, Mike Wing and Colorado's own, Read the Interview |
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"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it." - Oscar Wilde My fashion blog - Style...a work in progress ~ My Twitter - http://twitter.com/Hebden9 |
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He dated Bianca from CocoRosie for quite a while.
As for his music, I'm not the biggest fan of his new stuff, but I love love love Nino Rojo and Rejoicing In the Hands (check out Insect Eyes!). Without the crazy beard, I find him to be very beautiful. photobucket.com Last edited by planted; 14-04-2008 at 05:39 PM. |
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Someone mentioned him being similar to Jeff Buckley? That's kind of ridiculous. I love them both, but they are nothing alike (except for the fact they both produce music:p)
He's not back looking, a little unkempt, but perhaps Nat is tired of dating clean washed pretty boys?
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I don't really care much about his hair and his style, because thats him, he's like the weirdest American folk singer ever, sort of like the equivalent of a Bjork. I think they look pretty cool together, and he's not bad at all. Judging from the outside, I don't think Natalie is the typical superficial celeb that dates guys just because their hot.
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FAER Shark Tank — Entrepreneurs in Anesthesiology
Application Form
Background Information:
Beginning in 2014, a group of FAER Board of Directors members began work on methods FAER could use to support education and research in entrepreneurship. A proposal for a session at ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2017 called FAER Shark Tank will provide education and networking for entrepreneurs in the specialty.
Anesthesiology has a long history of innovation, entrepreneurship, and close interactions between academicians, private practitioners, and industry to bring new concepts to the clinical arena and better care for our patients. Using an entertaining format of Shark Tank, this session will present anesthesiologists with ideas for innovations to a panel of experts involved in developing such innovations to market to educate the audience regarding the multiple steps involved in the process and provide resources for those who hope to advance the practice through innovation.
FAER seeks applications from entrepreneurs who have secured intellectual property rights for their invention(s) to present to the panel. Three individuals will be selected. Following brief introductory remarks, each applicant would present their invention within 5 minutes followed by a panel Q&A and discussion period geared to educate the audience on resources and processes appropriate to that individual in that stage of invention development. The format would diverge from the television show in that the emphasis would be on education. All presenters must be an ASA member in good standing.
Shark Tank Application Form
Steve Shafer, MD, Stanford University, Stanford, CA (Moderator)
Theodore Stanley, MD, FACA, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
Wendye Robbins, MD, Blade Therapeutics, San Francisco, CA
Clive Meanwell, MD, PhD, The Medicines Company, Inc., Parsippany, NJ


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The Wire.
One of the most fascinating characters in Star Trek is the Cardassian tailor Garak. From the moment he was introduced in the second episode of DS9, "Past Prologue," it was clear this was going to be a special character. There are many great episodes featuring him, but one the most telling is "The Wire," a second-season episode focusing on his near death from a malfunctioning brain implant. Ironically, many fans disliked this episode when it first aired because they said they learned nothing new about Garak. In this episode of The Ready Room we're joined by John Mills and Ben McCormick to discuss "The Wire," the interplay between Garak and Bashir, the messages about drug addiction, recovery, spying (it's not just for the Obsidian Order!), and what insights Garak's ever-changing stories offer into who he really is.
In news we find out about a deal to keep Star Trek on Amazon Prime, the 1st Annual L.A. Sci-Fest and its Star Trek connections, the fourth birthday of Star Trek Online, and Chris Pine's hopes for a darker Kirk in the next Star Trek film. Plus, we remember long-time Star Trek props master Joe Longo.
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National Liberation Front (Algeria)
National Liberation Front
جبهة التحرير الوطني |
fr name | Front de Libération Nationale |
Abbreviation | FLN |
President | Abdelaziz Bouteflika |
Secretary-General | Djamel Ould Abbes |
Founded | 1 November 1954 |
Preceded by | CRUA |
Headquarters | Algiers |
Militant wing | National Liberation Army |
Ideology | Algerian nationalism Arab nationalism Democratic socialism Social democracy |
Political position | Centre-left |
International affiliation | Socialist International (consultative) |
Colors | Red, green and white |
People's National Assembly |
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Council of the Nation |
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The National Liberation Front (Arabic: جبهة التحرير الوطني Jabhatu l-Taḥrīru l-Waṭanī; French: Front de Libération Nationale, FLN) is a socialist political party in Algeria. It was the principal nationalist movement during the Algerian War and the sole legal and the ruling political party of the Algerian state until other parties were legalised in 1989.[1]
Colonial era[edit]
The FLN was established in 1954[2] after a split in the Movement for the Triumph of Democratic Liberties, and was formed largely by former members of the Special Organisation paramilitary group who were in hiding.[3] It succeeded the Revolutionary Committee of Unity and Action (CRUA), which had been formed earlier in the year.[3] It initially had a five-man leadership consisting of Mostefa Ben Boulaïd, Larbi Ben M'hidi, Rabah Bitat, Mohamed Boudiaf and Mourad Didouche. They were joined by Krim Belkacem in August, and Hocine Aït Ahmed, Ahmed Ben Bella and Mohamed Khider later in the summer.[3]
On 1 November 1954 the FLN launched the Algerian War.[3] Didouche was killed on 18 January 1955, whilst both Ben Boulaïd and Bitat were captured by the French. Abane Ramdane was recruited to take control of the FLN's Algiers campaign, and went on to become one of its most effective leaders.[3] By 1956 nearly all the nationalist organizations in Algeria had joined the FLN, which had established itself as the main nationalist group through both co-opting and coercing smaller organizations; the most important group that remained outside the FLN was Messali Hadj's Algerian National Movement (MNA). At this time the FLN reorganized into something like a provisional government, consisting of a five-man executive and legislative body, and was organized territorially into six wilayas, following the Ottoman-era administrative boundaries.[4]
The FLN's armed wing during the war was called the National Liberation Army (ALN). It was divided into guerrilla units fighting France and the MNA in Algeria (and wrestling with Messali's followers over control of the expatriate community, in the "Café Wars" in France), and another, stronger component more resembling a traditional army. These units were based in neighbouring Berber countries (notably in Oujda in Morocco, and Tunisia), and although they infiltrated forces and ran weapons and supplies across the border, they generally saw less action than the rural guerrilla forces. These units were later to emerge under the leadership of army commander Colonel Houari Boumediene as a powerful opposition to the political cadres of the FLN's exile government, the GPRA, and they eventually came to dominate Algerian politics.
FLN violence during and after the war for independence[edit]
FLN is considered responsible for over 16,000 Algerian civilians killed and over 13,000 disappeared between 1954 and 1962.[5] After the ceasefire of 19 March 1962, FLN is thought to have massacred between 60,000 and 70,000 harkis: Muslim Algerians who had served in the French army and whom the French, contrary to promises given, had denied a "repatriation" to France.[6][7]
Notorious examples of FLN massacres include the Oran massacre of 1962 and the Philippeville massacre. An estimated 4,300 people were also killed in France in FLN-related violence.[7]
Independence and one-party state[edit]
The war for independence continued until March 1962, when the French government finally signed the Évian Accords, a ceasefire agreement with the FLN. In July the same year, the Algerian people approved the cease-fire agreement with France in a referendum, supporting economic and social cooperation between the two countries as well. Full independence followed, and the FLN seized control of the country. Political opposition in the form of the MNA and communist organizations was outlawed, and Algeria was constituted as a one-party state. The FLN became its only legal and ruling party.
Immediately after independence, the party experienced a severe internal power struggle. Political leaders coalesced into two grand camps: a Political Bureau formed by the radical Ahmed Ben Bella, who was assisted by the border army, faced off against the political leadership in the former exile government; Boumédiène's army quickly put down resistance and installed Ben Bella as president. The single most powerful political constituency remained the former ALN, which had entered largely unscathed from exile and was now organized as the country's armed forces; added to this were regionally powerful guerrilla irregulars and others who jockeyed for influence in the party. In building his one-party regime, Ben Bella purged remaining dissidents (such as Ferhat Abbas), but also quickly ran into opposition from Boumédiène as he tried to assert himself independently from the army.
In 1965, tension between Boumédiène and Ben Bella culminated in a coup d'état, after Ben Bella had tried to sack one of the Colonel's closest collaborators, Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Bouteflika (who was in 1999 elected President of Algeria). A statist-socialist and anticolonial nationalist, Boumédiène ruled through decree and "revolutionary legitimacy", marginalizing the FLN in favour of his personal decision-making and the military establishment, even while retaining the one-party system. Boumédiène held tight control over party leadership until his death in 1978, at which time the party reorganized again under the leadership of the military's next candidate, Col. Chadli Bendjedid. The military remained well represented on the FLN Central Committee, and is widely held to have been the real power-broker in the country. During the 1980s the FLN toned down the socialist content of its programme, enacting some free-market reforms and purging Boumédiène stalwarts.
Multi-party era[edit]
It was not until 1988 that massive demonstrations and riots jolted the country towards major political reform. The riots led to the constitution being amended to allow a multi-party system. The first multi-party elections were the 1990 local elections, which saw the FLN heavily defeated by the Islamist Islamic Salvation Front (ISF), which won control of over half the local councils; the FLN received just over a quarter of the vote, retaining control of a similar number of councils. Parliamentary elections the following year saw the ISF win a landslide victory, taking 188 of the 231 seats, whilst the FLN won only 15, finishing in third place behind the Socialist Forces Front. However, this was followed shortly afterwards by a military coup d'état against the weakened FLN government, sparking the Algerian Civil War
Algeria was under direct military rule for several years, during which the party remained in opposition to the government during the first part of the war, notably in 1995 signing the Sant'Egidio Platform, which was highly critical of the military establishment. After internal power struggles and a leadership change, it returned to supporting the presidency. After formal democracy was restored, the FLN initially failed to regain its prominent position; in the 1997 parliamentary elections it emerged as the third-largest party, receiving 14% of the vote and winning 69 of the 231 seats. However, it won a landslide victory in the 2002 elections, winning 199 of the 389 seats.
The party nominated Ali Benflis as its candidate for the 2004 presidential elections. He finished as runner-up to the incumbent Abdelaziz Bouteflika, but received only 6.4% of the vote. The 2007 parliamentary elections saw the FLN reduced to 163 seats, although the FLN's Abdelaziz Belkhadem remained Prime Minister. Bouteflika was the party's candidate in the 2009 presidential elections, which he won with 90% of the vote.
The FLN remained the largest party following the 2012 parliamentary elections, winning 208 of the 462 seats. Bouteflika was re-elected on the FLN ticket in the 2014 presidential elections with 82% of the vote. The elderly and ailing Bouteflika is widely seen as a mere frontman for what has often described as a "shadowy" group of generals and intelligence officers known to the Algerians collectively as le pouvoir ("the power") and whose individual members are called décideurs with The Economist writing in 2012 "The most powerful man in the land may be Mohamed Mediène, known as Toufiq who has headed military intelligence for two decades".[8] General Mohamed Mediène, the chief of military intelligence from 1990 to 2015 is known to be a leading décideur within le pouvior and for his secrecy with The Economist reporting on 21 September 2013: "Despite his leading role in defeating Islamic militants in a brutal civil war between 1991 and 2000, and his less public role as kingmaker in the pouvoir, General Mediene's face remains unknown; it is said that anyone who has seen it expires soon after."[9]
The FLN's ideology was primarily Algerian nationalist, understood as a movement within a wider Arab nationalism. It essentially drew its political self-legitimization from three sources: Nationalism, and the revolutionary war against France; Socialism, loosely interpreted as a popular anti-exploitation creed; Islam, defined as a main foundation for the national consciousness, and a crucial factor in solidifying the Algerian identity as separate from that of French Algerians or pied-noirs.
As the name implies, it viewed itself as a "front" composed of different social sectors and ideological trends, even if the concept of a monolithical Algerian polity gradually submerged this vision. A separate party ideology was not well developed at the time of independence, except insofar as it focused on the liberation of Algeria. Its nationalist outlook was also closely interwoven with anti-Colonialism and anti-imperialism, something which would remain a lasting characteristic of Algerian foreign policy; but also with pan-Arab solidarity. This latter aspect led to the denial of or refusal to deal with the separate Berber identity held by Berber-speaking Algerians who made up about 50% of Algeria, something which caused fierce opposition and led to the splintering of the movement immediately after independence, as Hocine Aït Ahmed set up the Berberist and pro-democracy Socialist Forces Front (FFS).
The organization committed itself to socialism, but understood this along the lines of Arab socialism, and opposed doctrinaire Marxism. The existence of different classes in Algerian society was generally rejected, even if several of the party's top ideologues were influenced to varying degrees by Marxist analysis. Borrowed Marxist terminology was instead commonly reinterpreted by party radicals in terms of the conflict with France, e.g. casting the colonizer in the role of economic exploiter-oppressor as well as national enemy, while the label of "bourgeoisie" was applied to uncooperative or pro-French elites. The FLN did for pragmatic reasons absorb communist activists into its ranks during the War of Independence, but refused to allow them to organize separately after the war, and quickly moved to dissolve the pro-Moscow Algerian Communist Party (PCA). This proved of little significance, however, since independent Algeria was set up as a one-party system under the FLN soon thereafter. Many communist intellectuals were later co-opted into the regime at various stages, notably during the early Ben Bella and late Boumédiènne years, but the FLN ban on a communist party and refusal to accept Marxism remained in place.
Also strongly present as an ideological influence on the FLN was Algerian Islam, especially of the reformist-nationalist variety espoused by Ben Badis and his group of nationalist ulama. The movement absolutely rejected atheism and was not overtly secularist, contrary to widespread perception in the West, and during the war Islam was perhaps its most important mobilizing ideology. Still, after independence, the party would in practice assume a strongly modernist interpretation of Islam, supported social transformation of Algerian society, the emancipation of women, etc., and worked only through secular institutions. Religion was thus relegated to the role of legitimizing factor for the party-regime. This was especially the case under the presidency of Col. Houari Boumédiènne (1965–78), but even then Islam was considered the state religion and a crucial part of Algerian identity, and Boumédiènne himself took pride in his Quranic training. His predecessor Ahmed Ben Bella (1962–65) was more committed to the Islamic component of the regime, although always viewed as more of an Arab nationalist than an Islamic activist (and he remains far removed from what is today referred to as Algeria's Islamists). Boumédiènnes successor, col. Chadli Bendjedid (1979–92) would tone down the Socialist aspect of the movement, and during the mid- to late 1980s he reintroduced religiously conservative legislation in an attempt to appease growing Islamist opposition. During and after the Algerian Civil War, the party's position has remained that of claiming Algerian Islam as a main influence, while simultaneously arguing that this must be expressed as a progressive and modern faith, even if the party generally keeps in line with the conservative social mores of Algeria's population. It has strongly condemned the radical-fundamentalist religious teachings of the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) and other Islamist groups, even while supporting the inclusion of non-violent Islamist parties in the political system and working with them.
During all periods of Algerian post-colonial history, except for a few years ca. 1990–96, the FLN has been a pillar of the political system, and has primarily been viewed as a "pro-system" party. Its role as Algeria's liberators has remained the absolute cornerstone of the party's self-perception, and the defining feature of its otherwise somewhat fluid ideology. Today the FLN is close to president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who has been made honorary chairman. It mixes its traditional populist interpretations of Algeria's nationalist-revolutionary and Islamic heritage with a pro-system conservatism, and support for gradual pro-market reform qualified by statist reflexes. Since the breakdown of the one-party system and its detachment from the state structure in ca. 1988–1990, the FLN has been in favor of multi-party democracy, whereas before that, it upheld itself as the only organization representing the Algerian people.
The FLN was admitted into Socialist International (SI) as a consultative member at the SI's spring congress on 4–5 February 2013.[10]
Further reading[edit]
- Aussaresses, General Paul, The Battle of the Casbah: Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in Algeria, 1955–1957 (New York: Enigma Books, 2010). ISBN 978-1-929631-30-8.
See also[edit]
- French rule in Algeria (1830–1962)
- The Wretched of the Earth
- The Battle of Algiers
- Frantz Fanon
- Jeanson network
- ^ Europa World Year Book 2014, p565
- ^ "The Multi-Party System in Algeria" (PDF). Yale University. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ a b c d e Frank Tachau (1994) Political parties of the Middle East and North Africa, Greenwood Press, p31
- ^ S. N. Millar, "Arab Victory: Lessons from the Algerian War (1954–62)", British Army Review, No. 145, Autumn 2008, p. 49.
- ^ This number is given in the French Wikipedia, fr:Guerre d'Algérie, §7.1 (Bilan humain) in a reference to: Guy Pervillé, "La guerre d'Algérie en face", L'Histoire, no. 331, May 2008, p. 96.
- ^ (French) Sorties de guerre (Returning from war). Sous la direction de Jacques Frémeaux et Michèle Battesti. 2005. Ministère de la Défense; Secrétariat général pour l'administration; Cahiers du Centre d'études d'histoire de la défense. Page 48. Retrieved 11 December 2016.
- ^ a b Alistair Horne, A Savage War of Peace: Algeria 1954–1962 (1977).
- ^ "Still Waiting for Real Democracy". The Economist. 12 May 2012. Retrieved 4 November 2016.
- ^ "The dead live longer". The Economist. 21 September 2013. Retrieved 2016-31-16. Check date values in:
(help) - ^ Decisions of the Council Socialist International
- Derradji Abder-Rahmane, The Algerian Guerrilla Campaign: Strategy & Tactics, NY, USA: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1997.
- Derradji Abder-Rahmane, Concise History of Political Violence in Algeria in Arms: Brothers in Faith, Enemies in Arms, Vol. 1, NY, USA: The Edwin Mellen Press,September 2002.
- Derradji Abder-Rahmane, Concise History of Political Violence in Algeria in Arms: Brothers in Faith, Enemies in Arms, Vol. 2, NY, USA: The Edwin Mellen Press, November 2002.
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As you may have gathered, food becomes very important during our stays in the Auvergne. Perhaps it is the fact that our house is deep in the countryside and that we have to drive a bit to get to the nearest store, or because, as you can see, the selection is so overwhelming. Just take a look at the cheese. can you blame us for planning our menu first thing after we get up in the morning?
Shopping at the weekly market in Ambert, a pretty little town about half an hour away from our village, is always a pleasure. It's every Thursday morning, come rain or shine.
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On market days, (and on most other days as well), we build a wood fire at night and feast.
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Market Day In Ambert, Auvergne
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Clafoutis? ;) Looks delicious!
- August 12, 2012 9:38 PM
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Absolutely. Made with plums instead of cherries or blueberries. It was wonderful.
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The quality of life there looks fabulous in every way. And your coverage of it is very evocative - to all the senses...
- August 13, 2012 6:57 PM
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Yes, the standard and quality of life is amazing here in France. Of course there are problems here and taxes are high, but the French seem to manage quite nicely.
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