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The Pharoah Hound (Tal-Fenek) is the ideal dog for Obama. According to Wikipedia: The Pharaoh Hound is an intelligent, trainable, playful and active breed. It is sociable with other dogs and with people. The Pharaoh Hound is independent-minded, highly intelligent, and occasionally stubborn, yet very trainable when positive methods are used. Pharaohs were bred to hunt and think for themselves, and they have retained this trait for thousands of years. They tire/bore easily with repetitive commands, therefore it is the trainer's job to ensure that their training remains interesting and positive in nature. They are a very active breed and need more than just a daily walk; a run every day is required. Though they are active, they should not be hyperactive. Link:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharaoh_Hound The Kelb tal-Fenek is an ideal breed for the Obama family, and fits the role of a first dog. It should even go well with the vice-president's dog.

La Coupole, is a a museum. Hitler's secret Weapon VIs and V2s. Life during Nazi Occupation France 1940-1945 Deportation and genocide in Europe After the War: the Space Conquesr Adventure Address: La Coupole - BP 284 - 62504 GPS: rue de Blendecques - 62570 Helfaut www.lacoupole.com Telephone: +33 21 12 27 27

La Coupole, is a a museum. Hitler's secret Weapon VIs and V2s. Life during Nazi Occupation France 1940-1945 Deportation and genocide in Europe After the War: the Space Conquesr Adventure Address: La Coupole - BP 284 - 62504 GPS: rue de Blendecques - 62570 Helfaut www.lacoupole.com Telephone: +33 21 12 27 27

Bayeux Tapestry This medieval masterpiece quite unlike anything else in the world, has been entered on to UNESCO's - Memory of the world - register. This exceptional 11 th century embroidered cloth, stretching 70 metres, tells the fabulous tale of William, Duke of Normandy, who set off to conquer England in 1066. More than 900 years after it was first created, after having been hidden and saved from destruction many a time, the Bayeux Tapestry still has secrets to discover. Address: Tapisserie de Bayeux Centre Guillaumie le Conquerant 13 bis de Nesmond - 14400 Bayeux Telephone: (33) 02 31 51 25 50 tapisserie@mairie-bayeux.fr www.tapisserie-bayeux.com

Bayeux Tapestry This medieval masterpiece quite unlike anything else in the world, has been entered on to UNESCO's - Memory of the world - register. This exceptional 11 th century embroidered cloth, stretching 70 metres, tells the fabulous tale of William, Duke of Normandy, who set off to conquer England in 1066. More than 900 years after it was first created, after having been hidden and saved from destruction many a time, the Bayeux Tapestry still has secrets to discover. Address: Tapisserie de Bayeux Centre Guillaumie le Conquerant 13 bis de Nesmond - 14400 Bayeux Telephone: (33) 02 31 51 25 50 tapisserie@mairie-bayeux.fr www.tapisserie-bayeux.com

March - April: The World Music and Jazz Festival The last Sunday in April: The Big Flea Market The 3rd Sunday in June: The Town Festival ( street shows) and Water Market Mid-June to mid-September : The Cathedral Light Show and in December : September: The waterfront mediaeval Festival (classical music) 1st Sunday in October: The Big Flea Market November: The International Film Festival December: The Christmas Market

March - April: The World Music and Jazz Festival The last Sunday in April: The Big Flea Market The 3rd Sunday in June: The Town Festival ( street shows) and Water Market Mid-June to mid-September : The Cathedral Light Show and in December : September: The waterfront mediaeval Festival (classical music) 1st Sunday in October: The Big Flea Market November: The International Film Festival December: The Christmas Market