All Clear

3.00 4.00 0.1M HNO3 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 3. Make all solutions before getting any absorbance readings. Determine the absorbance (near 460nm) of each solution and record it in your notebook. This is another calibration curve, similar to the one used last week. 4. Collect about 5mL of saliva in a small (~25mL) beaker. Transfer it a centrifuge tube and spin it for about five minutes. Pipet a known amount (~200 – 500 L) of the clear supernatant liquid into a 10mL volumetric flask. Fill the

studies interests him because it is, as he says, obvious ; there's no two ways about it. According to him, there are no books that deal with this specific subject. The justification of this law can be found in the everyday life, in behaviour of everyone. All men are by nature endowed with such a principle. Emerson begins his discussion by saying that men, thanks to the law of Compensation, have a link with God. Compensation is compared with the soul of the world. This law does not come from tradition

complet. Ce sujet comporte 4 pages numérotées. Compréhension Expression 10 points 10 points Bac 2010 – Série S – LV2 Anglais – Métropole 10ANV2ME1 www.sujetdebac.fr 5 10 15 But the best of all the stories were, naturally, the ones told by my mother’s father, since after all he was the only one of my relatives who’d made the remarkable trip to America and has been old enough at the time to have anything to remember about it. How was the trip to America, you want to know? my grandfather

(propriété), contract and violence. In 1066, the battle of Hastings was wun by William the Conqueror who gradually laid the basis of the english legal system. Itinerant justices (juges) were given the task (tache) of founding a set of regulations to be used all over the country. Custom did not become law automaticly. The law was created by judge's decisions to recognize custom or not. Then, the practice became the rule, as judges had to follow predecessors decisions (précédent obligatoire) known as common

involved in this extract are from the working class, given the words they use in their exchange and the expressions they use to describe the context such as “it’s not going on strike and standing up for yourself and sticking it out with your mates and all hanging in together.” (L.36-37) Throughout this whole text, the atmosphere between the father and his son is quite tensed, and it seems they are having more of a confrontation rather than a conversation. The following commentary will be two-fold:

Both Ireland, North and South, had to swear allegiance to the crown of England because they were still part of the United Kingdom. In other words, the Anglo-Irish was granted status of "free states" in 26 of the 32 counties of Ireland, representing all the Catholic South. The other six counties located in Northern Ireland, whose citizens were Protestant, remained in the United Kingdom. Thus, in the north, some 430 000 Catholics, representing one third of the population, remained subject to the whim

specific historical moment. The protest songs that made Dylan famous and with which he continues to be associated were written in a brief period of some 20 months – from January 1962 to November 1963. Influenced by American radical traditions and above all by the civil rights and ban the bomb movements, he engaged in his songs with the terror of the nuclear arms race, with poverty, racism and prison, and war. This creative firestorm gave us ‘Let Me Die in My Footsteps’, ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’, ‘A Hard

faces this weapon day by day. It's the cigarette. The killing won't stop; furthermore experts say that in 2010 there are going to be another 6 Million dying in vain. We can't do anything if smokers want to die because of their addiction, but what about all the second hand smoke? Is it fair that waitresses and office workers are exposed to the smoke of their colleagues or customers? The American Heart Association found out Cardiovascular Effects of Secondhand Smoke are nearly as large as smoking. That's

courage without losing hope. But some of them decide to risk everything to lead a life without constraints and to resolve their problems enthusiastically. We should be ambitious to realize the projects that we planned since our birth, to have a clear sight of the future. To never give up and to still have the will to continue up to the end. To lower the arms and leave things such as they are is not the good choice. Because there you leave your ambitions and your dreams on one side and you let the

society, he wouldn't have to face the police or justice after he awakes from coma. Cf P 377, Coda. Mr Orr could also represent Alex's fear of ostracization. Cf scene at Dissy Pitton, when he is refused to enter the pub because of the way he is dressed. All these characteristcs belong to Alex's identity as well, they represent the good part of Alex. When Mr Orr refuses to be treated by Dr Joyce, he represents Alex's reluctance to awake from his coma and rejoin the real world. => we could then say that