quai

• “The name Dong quai translates as "return to order" based on its alleged restorative properties.”

  Find Me A Cure

• “On the corner of this house, which stood at the angle of the pont au Change and the quai now called the quai aux Fleurs, the architect had constructed a little shrine for a Madonna, which was always lighted by wax-tapers and decked with real flowers in summer and artificial ones in winter.”

  Catherine De Medici

• “Paris Fear of the Other musée du quai Branly, photo Patrick Gries, Bruno Descoings Nito, woman Yogo, on show in Paris.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What's On Around Europe

• “An intereseting story in todays MoS about the sinister development of ACPO into a representative body for chief police officers into a multi-national quai-police force private company.”

  The Customer Is Always Right « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “Request one of the "City K" rooms with a king size bed. • 96 quai de Jemmapes, 10th, +33 1 8362 5550, lecitizenhotel.com.”

  The Guardian: 10 of the best boutique hotels on Paris's Right Bank

• “Above anything, Chantal Ackerman's 201-minute 1975 film Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, is.”

  The real housewife

• “However this clearly isn't a 'quai-judicial' decision, it is a policy decision.”

  Isn't the British constitution great?

• “The tools are more basic than at most places—regular forks stand in for long fondue utensils—but the crowds don't seem to care. 30 quai du Mont-Blanc, Geneva, buvettedesbains.ch”

  The Wall Street Journal: Switzerland's Best Fondue

• “Musée du quai Branly A sculpture from the Dogon culture.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Don't Miss: April 2-8

• “Le Point Ephémère 200 quai de Valmy, pointephemere.org is a little venue that plays good underground bands like Esben and the Witch.”

  The Guardian: Insider's guide to musical pilgrimages: Indie, shoe gaze, grunge, metal

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