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            <title>Arago&#039;s meridian</title>
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            <description>Arago&#039;s meridian

 Paris has no shortage of monuments
and statues. The largest monument is the size of the inner city of
Paris itself and extends from the north side of the périferique to
the south side. Yet it is a monument that you can walk past, or right
over it if you don&#039;t know what to look out for. The monument to Arago
is the Paris meridian. The monument consists of copper plates of about
5 centimeters that are attached to the sidewalk where the meridian
crosses the streets.</description>
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            <title>Places</title>
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 Every place has a story and
most stories are about places (and other things). One wants to travel
to the things one reads about, that is how tourism started. Visiting
places from books and stories often results in the more interesting
trips. Trips to locations where you would not have travelled to and
meeting people you would not have met normally.</description>
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            <title>As slow as possible</title>
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 You can attend a special
concert in the town of Halberstadt in Germany. It is an implementation
of As slow as possible by John Cage. The implementation of this
version will take 639 years. It thus transcends everything that a
person can achieve in his life. We can only visit the play, experience
a part of what is an eternity for us humans. The performance started
in 2001 and will therefore last until 2640. The piece lasts 639 years
because at the time the performance starte…</description>
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