guillotine (Village Voice, 2 / 02 / 2011) 
On the heights of Belleville, was the soul-saving. To better fight against waste energy, some streets are now plunged into darkness: a two-lamp is turned off! The residents of North East Paris and find the identity of their neighborhood to ancient times: a cut-throat. Like St. Martin tore his cloak to share with poor veins that metaphor "Sécatrice" and see how moult in Paris flagship energy savings and the generosity of citizens. Two rounds at Notre Dame? That's too! Shave one of them (can you imagine the price of heating?) Or transform it into social housing. Two Operas in Paris? Unnecessary. Let the divas Garnier and find the real function of Bastille: a giant solar Lavomatic (these windows are well used for something). And so on ... Two wheels to the Velib '? Shocking! Two islands on the Seine? Shame! Both sides? Outrageous! Both parents? Disown one! Two children? Eat younger! In short: coupons, shave, prune. Not surprisingly, the task is vast, but as Louis XVI said: "Hope is at the end of the slicer. "
On the heights of Belleville, was the soul-saving. To better fight against waste energy, some streets are now plunged into darkness: a two-lamp is turned off! The residents of North East Paris and find the identity of their neighborhood to ancient times: a cut-throat. Like St. Martin tore his cloak to share with poor veins that metaphor "Sécatrice" and see how moult in Paris flagship energy savings and the generosity of citizens. Two rounds at Notre Dame? That's too! Shave one of them (can you imagine the price of heating?) Or transform it into social housing. Two Operas in Paris? Unnecessary. Let the divas Garnier and find the real function of Bastille: a giant solar Lavomatic (these windows are well used for something). And so on ... Two wheels to the Velib '? Shocking! Two islands on the Seine? Shame! Both sides? Outrageous! Both parents? Disown one! Two children? Eat younger! In short: coupons, shave, prune. Not surprisingly, the task is vast, but as Louis XVI said: "Hope is at the end of the slicer. "
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