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La bande sonore met • Droit corporatif en vedette Eva Avila, une jeune de la Floride depuis 1965 chanteuse du Québec qui a remporté le Le film sur le Canada est présenté • Fraude concours « Canadian Idol » en 2006. au pavillon du Canada à Epcot. Ce pavillon est situé dans le pavillon des Ancien assistant-procureur en chef de l’Etat • Négligence & nations (World Showcase) d’Epcot, (20ième district de la Floride) CORRIGER LES Accident d’auto PERCEPTIONS DES qui regroupe 11 pays le long d’une AMÉRICAINS promenade de 1,9 kilomètre autour du lagon du pavillon des nations. 9881 N.W. 54th Place La CCT et ses partenaires touris- Le pavillon du Canada met en Coral Springs (Broward) FL 33076 tiques espèrent corriger certaines vedette une réplique du Fairmont Le perceptions à l’aide de cette version Château Frontenac et une boutique Tél. (954) 346-0073 actualisée du film promotionnel. Le de type cabane en bois rond qui vend Fax (954) 755-3100 Canada se classe au 3e rang mondial des vêtements Roots et d’autres E-mail : [email protected] des pays où il fait le mieux vivre et tout produits canadiens populaires. www.louisstlaurent.com le monde aimerait compter un Disney détient les droits Canadien dans son cercle d’amis, selon cinématographiques. Walt Disney l’indice Anholt des images de marque Imagineering a travaillé étroitement nationales. Malgré cela, nombre avec la CCT et des chefs de file du L’engagement d’un avocat d’Américains perçoivent le Canada tourisme canadien pour actualiser le est une décision qui ne comme un pays nordique froid où il y contenu du film. devrait pas être basée sur a peu à faire autre à part explorer la Le nouveau film du Canada n’est des annonces publicitaires. nature. Et l’opinion des Américains qu’une des initiatives que prend la Avant de prendre une est importante. Les États-Unis CCT à l’intention des Américains. décision, demandez-nous représentent le premier marché Plus récemment, la CCT et ses de vous envoyer gratui- touristique international en partenaires touristiques canadiens tement de la documentation importance pour le Canada, qui ont lancé une campagne dynamique écrite vous renseignant sur accueille 14 millions de voyageurs dans les journaux et sur panneaux nos qualifications et sur américains par année. Toutefois, d’affichage à New York, Boston et notre expérience. depuis le 11 septembre 2001, ce chiffre Los Angeles. La campagne se est en baisse. poursuit tout au long de l’été. 11 OCTOBRE 2007 Le Soleil de la Floride 3 Actualité EPCOT : DÉJÀ 25 ANS Epcot Center a déjà 25 ans. Le rêve de Walt Disney, ambitieux l’espace pour neuf autres. Le 10e, d’internet, du câble de télévision qui pour l’époque, continue de se réaliser. À l’origine, Disney ne celui du Maroc, a ouvert en 1984. ont rendu le monde plus facile à voulait pas faire d’Epcot un parc à thème mais bien une Depuis, seule la Norvège a joint explorer, ce qui n’était pas le cas communauté qui inviterait le reste du monde à se retrouver. l’aventure d’Epcot. il y a 25 ans. Mais, même si Epcot Les dirigeants de Disney reçoivent a perdu ce cachet intimiste En 1966, il devait déclarer : « Le pouvant abriter une ville, un parc toutefois plusieurs demandes de international, il n’en demeure plus excitant et la partie la plus industriel et un aéroport. pays qui aimeraient implanter un pas moins une brillante réalisa- importante de notre projet en Mais ce concept original a été pavillon à cet endroit mais les coûts tion. Epcot est toujours aussi Floride qui en fait, sera le cœur de abandonné après la mort de son sont énormes. remarquable après un quart tout ce projet, c’est ce que nous créateur. On se heurte aussi au pouvoir de siècle. entrevoyons comme cité de l’avenir On a alors décidé, pour honorer la et nous l’appelleront EPCOT ». Il mémoire du fondateur, de garder les prononçait ces paroles quelques idéologies de son projet d’Epcot et SIMON M. AZARNIA, P.A. jours seulement avant de mourir, le d’en faire un lieu de rassemblement SERVICE COMPLET 15 décembre 1966. international pour la culture. Immigration – Droit de la famille – Droit criminel Droit immobilier – Droit corporatif Mais plusieurs critiques et même « Epcot est donc devenu le Litige commercial – Faillite – Etc. des inconditionnels de Disney prolongement de l’idée première de Walt Disney et offre la possibilité de affirment aujourd’hui que la cité de CONSULTATION l’avenir n’a jamais été développée. rencontrer des peuples de partout GRATUITE Quoiqu’il en soit, le premier octobre dans le monde, d’élargir ses horizons 1982, Epcot ouvrait ses portes et c’est face à la culture », dit-il. Simon M. Azarnia encore aujourd’hui le leader dans le Ce parc à thème est donc devenu Avocat francophone domaine des parcs à thème. un endroit de découvertes et non de membre du Barreau de la L’assistance annuelle frôle les 10 fantaisies. Mickey Mouse et ses amis Floride et du New Jersey millions, ce qui en fait le troisième s’occupent de ce domaine dans 7901 S.W. 6th Court, Suite 120 • Plantation, FL 33324 site le plus visité, derrière Magic d’autres parcs. « Nous ne voulions pas 954.332.4092 • Fax 954.332.5085 Kingdom et Disneyland. Son concept bâtir un autre Disneyland ». [email protected] culinaire et cultural que l’on retrouve Il devait s’agir d’un endroit où un L’engagement d’un avocat est une décision qui ne devrait pas être basée sur des annonces publicitaires. 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  • The 36Th Annual New York Dance & Performance Awards

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    THE 36TH ANNUAL NEW YORK DANCE & PERFORMANCE AWARDS 7:30PM ET DECEMBER 14, 2020 VIRTUAL BESSIES CEREMONY Justice. Transformation. Education. Reimagining the dance ecology. MARCH 17–20 2021 VIRTUAL PLATFORM Register at Dance.NYC @DanceNYC #DanceSymp Leadership support is provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Howard Gilman Foundation. The Symposium is also supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and from the National Endowment for the Arts. CONGRATS TO ALL BESSIE ARTISTS... AND TO ANGEL, LUCY SEXTON! Join us for Live Artery in January! Featuring full digital remounts including 2020 Bessie Nominee Kimberly Bartosik I daela’s through the mirror of their eyes. Photo: Dancers Joanna Kotze, Dylan Crossman, NEW YORK LIVE ARTS and 2020 Bessie Nominee Burr Johnson in 219 W 19th Street through the mirror of their eyes New York 10011 by Maria Baranova newyorklivearts.org NOTE Enjoy The Bessies while sipping our very own original Bessies cocktail recipes! Mixology courtesy of Salty Brine. WaLK THE BALL! 1 half lime, quartered 3 slices cucumber 1 small handful cilantro 2 oz tequila Tonic 1 teaspoon mezcal (optional) Muddle limes, cucumber and cilantro in a chilled Collins glass. Add tequila and ice. Top with tonic and stir. Float mezcal on top for some smoky goodness, if desired. Get down with your bad self, and dance and strut and vogue it out! THE SHOW MUST GO ON 2 parts lemon juice (SOFT COCKtaIL) 2 parts grapefruit juice 1 part real maple syrup Seltzer Add lemon juice, grapefruit juice and maple syrup to a cocktail shaker and shake vigorously for ten seconds.