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• It named new regions the Marysville Formation, the Cocagne Formation.
• Robichaud was born in Cocagne, New Brunswick.
• Returning to Cocagne on September 3, Jessome again teamed with Eddie Watts but lost to Flesh Gordon & Massive Damage.
• Dysart was born in Cocagne, New Brunswick and was educated at University of St . Joseph's College in Liberal government.
• During the French and Indian War, French officer Charles Deschamps de Boishebert made his headquarters at both Shediac and Cocagne, New Brunswick.
• Shortly after the Battle of Fort Beaus閖our Boish閎ert learned that the British intended to attack the villages of Chipoudy ( Shepody ), Cocagne.
• In the autumn of 1755, Boishebert established himself on the south shore of Cocagne Bay, a place known as Boishebert's Camp.
• On August 20 in Cocagne, New Brunswick, MacIsaac fought and lost two matches in one night losing to Custom Made Man and Massive Damage.
• Located in the fictional land of Cocagne, Pleasure Island serves as a haven for wayward boys and girls, allowing them to act as they please without recrimination.
• If you like, I could write " Trois petites Marches "-including the " Marche de Cocagne "-for small orchestra, with a duration of 10 minutes . . ."
• Born in Cocagne, New Brunswick in 1957, Cormer received his bachelor's degree in journalism from Carleton University in 1979 and a Masters degree in political science ( foreign policy studies ) from Laval University in 1986.
• Instead, happiness appears in poems like " I'm off to Passargada, " where the question is dreamy evocation of an imaginary country, the Pays de Cocagne, where every desire, especially erotic, is satisfied.
• The crew sent an Acadian prisoner on the 17th to request the surrender of the remaining residents, but when he returned, he reported that they had all begun to flee to Cocagne, Shediac, and the settlements around the Miramichi River.
• Remaining with the promotion throughout the summer, he was eventually noticed at an event in Cocagne, New Brunswick by Leo Burke who was scouting talent in the Maritimes and invited Williams to train with Bret Hart at the Hart Dungeon in Calgary, Alberta.
• The " Marche de Cocagne " is an exercise in roll on the bass drum suggests the arrival of something big, which turns out to be a triumphant restatement of the trumpet theme by most of the ensemble ( except for the horn and percussion ).
• Remaining with the promotion throughout the summer, he was eventually noticed at an event in Cocagne, New Brunswick by Leo Burke who was scouting talent in the Maritimes and invited Williams to train with Bret Hart in his personal home in Calgary, Alberta where he had a WWE ring set up.
• He continued to receive awards and honors, in particular the Prix Apollinaire de po閟ie for his personal Anthology ( 1993 ) and the Italian Grisane Award for the theatrical adaptation of " Mat de Cocagne " in 1995, as well as bursaries ( Bourse du Centre National du Livre, in 1994, and a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1995 ).
• The fact was evidenced in the past by its nicknames as " " Pays de Cocagne " " ( " Cockaigne " ), related to the culture of woad and " " grenier ?bl?du Languedoc " " ( " Languedoc's granary " ), which refers to the specialization of its economy in wheat export since the 17th Century ( thanks to the Canal du Midi ).
• In November 1919, the young cookery historian Bertrand Gu間an asked Satie to set a poem to music for his " Almanach de Cocagne " ( " Cockaigne Almanac " ), an annual publication " dedicated to true gourmets and serious drinkers . " Satie claimed the deadline was too short for him to do the job properly and instead submitted a brief fanfare-like march for 2 trumpets, giving it the title " Marche de Cocagne ".
• In November 1919, the young cookery historian Bertrand Gu間an asked Satie to set a poem to music for his " Almanach de Cocagne " ( " Cockaigne Almanac " ), an annual publication " dedicated to true gourmets and serious drinkers . " Satie claimed the deadline was too short for him to do the job properly and instead submitted a brief fanfare-like march for 2 trumpets, giving it the title " Marche de Cocagne ".