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To be super clear for anyone visiting Paris: When people say "Bastille" today, they're usually referring to the large circular square where the fortress once stood, not an actual building. It's bordered by Rue Saint-Antoine, Rue de Lyon, and several other streets.

The area has completely transformed from the grim prison it once was - now it's filled with restaurants, bars, and is particularly known for its nightlife. Every July, they have massive Bastille Day celebrations there with concerts and fireworks.

If you want to learn more about the history, the Carnavalet Museum nearby has some excellent exhibits about the Bastille and the French Revolution.

Just completed my radiology training in Karnataka last year, so I have fresh perspective! For advanced technology and placements in the Bengaluru ecosystem, here's the reality:

Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) is definitely the gold standard within the city. Their radiology department has: - 3T MRI machines - 128-slice CT scanners - Digital mammography with tomosynthesis - Fully integrated PACS-RIS systems

What makes BMCRI special for tech enthusiasts: They have an Innovation Cell that collaborates with IT companies in Whitefield and Electronic City on medical imaging projects. I know students who worked on AI-based diagnostic tools as part of their curriculum!

Placement-wise: Graduates get picked up by Apollo, Manipal, Fortis, and Narayana Health, plus there's growing demand from telemedicine and teleradiology companies based in Bengaluru.

The competition is fierce, but if you can get in, you'll have access to technology and opportunities that rival international programs.

Oh man, this is such an interesting cultural phenomenon! The Kardashians basically became famous through a perfect storm of circumstances:

First and foremost, it started with the O.J. Simpson trial in the 90s - their father, Robert Kardashian, was part of O.J.'s defense team, which put the family in the public eye.

Then in 2007, Kim Kardashian's private tape with Ray J leaked, and right after that, their family reality show Keeping Up with the Kardashians launched. The timing was absolutely perfect - they capitalized on the controversy and turned it into a media empire.

What's really fascinating is how they've mastered social media and branding. They were early adopters of platforms like Instagram and turned their personal lives into marketable content. Kim's understanding of how to create "viral moments" is actually pretty genius from a marketing perspective.

Love them or hate them, their business acumen is impressive - they've built a billion-dollar empire from basically nothing but their name and image.