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Gifts that always please
BymissionChristmas is a time of joy, rejoicing, reunions, and festivities, but also of worrying about choosing gifts. Holiday shopping, that inevitable chore that almost becomes a puzzle to solve, can nevertheless be very easy when you have a list in advance. Since there are some gifts that make...
Christmas Music: Adeste Fideles
BymissionAn ancient Christian hymn, most likely dating back to the 13th century, Adeste Fideles remains very popular today and is one of the most frequently performed religious Christmas carols during the holiday season. However, the origin of this song remains uncertain, and although there are some clues left here and there, none of them allow…
Cream fudge
BymissionMaking a successful fudge recipe can sometimes be a miracle. It's either too soft or too hard. You have to beat it for several minutes, and the result is often far from what you expected. Here's a very easy fudge recipe. It won't…
Christmas 2010: Sales growth in France
BymissionChristmas Economy Every year, a fortune is spent in France during the Christmas holidays. And despite the financial crisis that has hit, Christmas 2010 will be no exception. Moreover, compared to the previous year, total sales are expected to experience an estimated growth rate...
The Three Wise Men: Legend or Reality?
BymissionThe Magi, known as Melchior, Balthazar, and Caspar, feature in most Christmas nativity scenes, alongside shepherds, sheep, a donkey, and an ox. Coming from foreign countries to pay homage to the baby Jesus, they each held a gift of great symbolic value:…
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Music: Deck The Hall (Fa la la la la)
BymissionDeck The Halls Christmas Carol, or Deck The Hall depending on the version, is a traditional Christmas and New Year's carol. The melody, which dates back to the 16th century, is of Welsh origin, and comes from a carol called "Nos Galan". Originally, it is presumed that the refrain was played on the harp. This presumption…