Bombardic

Article Abstract:

The annual Festival de Cornouailles in Quimper, France, is designed to celebrate Breton culture. It brings together dancers, bands and solo performers, and ends in a large parade through the town. There is an enthusiastic, informal atmosphere, and much emphasis is placed on performing on the bombarde, a small, double-reeded instrument, and the biniou, a small, high-pitched Breton bagpipe. The festival reflects the fact that young people in Brittany are encouraged to retain the region's traditional music.

France, Music, Music festivals, Brittany

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Electronic schmoozing

Article Abstract:

Over 13% of HIspanic Business 500 companies reported using Internet e-mail in 1995, up from 4% in 1994. Most use it to communicate with customers and suppliers, and many have also begun test marketing with Web pages. In many cases it is too early to assess the results of advertising on the Internet.

Usage, Telecommunications systems, Electronic mail systems, Email, Hispanic American business enterprises

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Topfree, bottomfree

Article Abstract:

Public and governmental acceptance of nudity is growing in the US. Clothing optional bathing areas and those who use them are getting more numerous, while laws banning nudity in certain areas are dwindling or are not being enforced.

Laws, regulations and rules, Public opinion, Nudity, Nudism

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