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ONE MAN, ONE ENTERPRISE, ONE DESTINY EDUCATION AND EARLY CAREER Jean-Marie Messier was born in 1956 in Grenoble, a city in the Alps of southeastern France. The son of an accountant, he was a serious and hardworking student in his high school years. Although he failed on his first attempt to gain entry to the École Polytechnique, the training ground of France's business elite, he retook the entrance examinations the following year and was admitted. He did well in his studies, graduating from

Monday 8th of December 2009 Teen Tobacco use targeted in Maine 1) John Brier would like the legal age for buying and smoking Tobacco products to be raised from 18 to 21. 2) He feels personally involved because his family members had health problems due to cigarettes. 3) John Brier’s grandmother had emphysema for the last 10 years of her life after having smoked 4 packs of cigarettes per day. His uncle had lung cancer and his mother tried to stop but she can’t.

Order Number 56 of the Soviet Military Administration (9 May 1949) On 9 May 1949, the Soviet Military Administration in Germany specifies the measures concerning the lifting of the Berlin Blockade on 12 May 1949. United States-Department of State. Documents on Germany 1944-1985. Washington: Department of State, [s.d.], S. 258-260. United States of America Department of State http://www.ena.lu/order_number_56_soviet_military_administration_1949-3-16867 Legende: Quelle: Urheberrecht: URL: www

The New Orleans police A bad shoot Gradually, the story emerges of what happened on the Danziger bridge Mar 4th 2010 | NEW ORLEANS THE ECONOMIST A WEEK after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, on September 4th 2005, the police shot six civilians as they were crossing the Danziger bridge across the Industrial Canal. Two were killed; the others were seriously wounded, one losing an arm. On February 24th a high-ranking officer with a long police career pleaded guilty to orchestrating a vast

Support: Computer (texts, video extracts, pictures…) Main point of interest: How is this movie still so cult today? Main ideas : * Synopsis * The actors/their role * The direction (setting, the music by Nino Rota…) * The interest in the subject by the audience The Godfather has been directed by the American director Francis Ford Coppola in 1972; it is based on the 1969 Mario Puzo’s novel. The movie is one of the famous films ever thanks to different elements, such as the actors

plotted in the home of Josephine de Beauharnais, in Paris. The scheme was the following: Bonaparte as the chief commander of the army was to maintain order in Paris and in the assemblies. Then they would move the assemblies in Saint-Cloud on the pretext of Jacobin related danger. Since 1789, the meetings were still under the threat of the Parisian population. By moving the meetings, Napoleon ensured that the people of Paris could not intervene. Paris was closed and under police control. The

transportation of alcohol were banned throughout the USA as provided in the 18th Amendment to the US constitution following the prohibiton of alcohol in some states. The period in between the two world wars in the wold are called the « Roaring Twenties ». This is a time defined by big changes in the american society. After the traumatism caused by the war, people wanted to have fun and tried to forget violence. It is the beginning of the Charleston and Jazz. The production of manufatured goods

a letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. It happened on December, 29, 1890 for different reasons. Lakota Prelude In February 1890, the United States government broke a Lakota treaty by adjusting the Great Sioux Reservation of South Dakota an area that formerly encompassed the majority of the state, into five relatively smaller reservations. This was done to accommodate homesteaders from the east and was in accordance with the government’s policy of “breaking up tribal relationships”

Though her form of economic liberalism wasn't new, her will to implement it against the grain of politics was unique. She bred a generation of politicians all of whom took her as reference. Her fall left the nation stunned. Essays saw it as so idiosyncratic that it could not survive her departure. Yet her departure = the end of the beginning. Legacy was carried forward by John Major, Tony Blair (Thatcher's most devoted follower) and Gordon Brown. They were prisoners of a revolution effected

est venu a Londres pour faire des recherches au British Museum. La police de Londres l’interpelle pour l’aider a resoudre l’affaire Smith. Julie est assassine par Mr Smith pendant sa premiere nuit a la pension. Avant de mourir, il grave sur la table en bois de sa chambre "IL B…" . D’autres personnages dont on a ni le portrait ni les traits de caractθres : Sir Christopher Hunt (Chief Commissioner of police - prιfet de police ) l’inspecteur Mordaunt le superintendant Milroy l’inspecteur Bread