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7 documents pour bits and pieces

- The art of moving.
... service helps to heal the wounds of lost bits and pieces of sentimentality. . But perhaps the mo...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2003, Juin 2003
- Special times for special ops.
... than a specific weapon for not only can bits and pieces be added or taken off, it is also possi...
- Armada International
- Vol. 27 Num. 1, Février 2003
- Tracing boundaries: canton Geneva's land borders with the rest of Switzerland add up to a mere 4.4 km. Its land borders with France for a total of 103 km. Official checkpoints aside, how are they are marked?
... canton--a change from the crazy quilt of bits and pieces that had characterised Geneva's territo...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2004, Mai 2004

- Message concernant le financement des activités de la fondation Pro Helvetia de 2004 à 2007
... soutenu la mise en scène de plusieurs pièces. suisses auxquelles la participation d'amateurs do...Bits et octets dominent désormais notre vie quotidienn...
- Feuille Fédérale num. 27, 15 juillet 2003
- Seccion Unica
- Glimpse prehistoric: Lake Geneva: a serious museum show features pictures of prehistoric Lake Geneva and the Rhone Valley by a creator of comics. Swiss News explores the meticulous pairing of scientific archaeology and the imagination of French artist Andre Houot.
... to engage the casual visitor--like ancient bits of stone, basketwork, metal, shell, tools or pots-...It must be said, however, that other pieces in the show, like some of the items of jewellery, ...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2008, Avril 2008
- How Do You Do, Herr Gustafsson?
Do you know what bottle is called in Hebrew?" he asks. "It's called baqbuk from the gurgling sound it makes when you pour. Did you know the Swedish word for pain, smSrta, is similar to the Russian word for death - smert? [Lars Gustafsson] was born in Västerås, a city in central Sweden, in 1936. He studied at Uppsala University and at Magdalen College, Oxford, and was awarded his Ph.D. in Theoretical Philosophy in 1978. Along the way, Gustafsson has picked up a number of prizes and awards, including the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellow of Poetry in 1994 and the Italian Una vita per Ia Letteratura in 1989, and he is a member of several academies, like Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur and the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering. And though a heavy intellectuality is pr...

... our conversation with bon mots and bits of information in Russian and Hebrew. "Do you know...: delivers interesting and surprising pieces of information about everything from Abraxas - a g...
- WHEN THE BOTTLES ARE EMPTY.
... firm collects old glass, removes the junk--bits of metal, porcelain or tile, for example--that peoople throw in with it, grinds it into pieces, and sends it to glass factories, where it is melt...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2001, Juin 2001