End of the Century

1 Anglais. 1) Key soo gey is a user of TU media services which provides him some television broadcast on his cell phone. Actually, he no longer has to go to the television because he can see digital programs by lauching the service on the cell phone he's got in his pocket. 2)The Digital multimedia broadcasting could have a sweeping impact on the korean's telecomunication market. For one thing, TU media leapfrogged their counterparts in the run for innovative telecomunication. That can

movements At the congress of Vienna of 1815, it was decided that Russia received most of the Duchy of Warsaw, and that Prussia was given the rest. Russia organized its Polish lands as ‘the Congress Kingdom of Poland’. Russia gave to the congress a relatively liberal constitution, an army, and limited autonomy . However, in the 1820s, Russian rules grew stricter. In Poland nationalist and patriotic feelings grew, secret societies were plotting an insurrection and a demand of independence. Modern

begins “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” adapted from the 1920s Story by F. Scott Fitzgerald about a man who is born in his eighties and ages backwards: A man, like any of us, who is unable to stop time. From New Orleans at the end of World War I in 1918, into the 21st century, on a journey as unusual as any man’s life can be, the film tells the grand tale of a not so ordinary man and the people and places he discovers along the way, the loves he finds and loses, the joys of life and the sadness

going to present you is the Nike Company, an American firm, who was made on the 20th century. This Corporation is famous for her swoosh and had developing a large collection of sport shoes. But some consumers ask the crucial question of Nike ethical values. At first, Nike is also world famous to subcontract her production all over the world, especially in the developing countries, as India or China, to make more and more benefits and to cut costs, to cut price. However, the main problem is that

WO R LD G O L D CO U NCI L GOLD AS A STORE OF VALUE By Stephen Harmston Research Study No. 22 GOLD AS A STORE OF VALUE Research Study No. 22 November 1998 WO R LD G O L D CO U NCI L CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..............................................................................3 THE AUTHOR ..............................................................................................4 INTRODUCTION......................................................................

l'environnement I. Le vocabulaire 1) Les problèmes écologiques  pollution : la pollution  to pollute : polluer ; polluted : pollué. Ex. : Oceans are polluted. Les océans sontpollués.  the environment : l'environnement ; environmental issues : problèmes écologiques. Ex. : Environmental issues are the priority of the Greens. Les problèmes écologiques sont la priorité desVerts.  an oil refinery : une raffinerie de pétrole  a nuclear power plant : une centrale nucléaire  chemical industries : les

“21 guns” was released as the 2nd and last single of their 8th album 21st Century Breakdown which is a rock-opera. It means that all the songs from the album make a story and 21 guns is the end of this story. 21 guns is a soft rock song with a slow rhythm. Used instruments are acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar and drums. The album follows the story of a young couple through the problems of the American society during Bush era. In 21 guns the couple takes refuge in a house because they’re

or/argent en lingot(s) 1) To sell agricultural products on the market, traditional societies abandon farming of …………………..…….. . 2) ……………………… are characterised by very strong price fluctuations, which tend to make the export earnings of developing countries unstable. 3) Cuba has become a recent exporter of ……… ………. such as coffee and grapefruit. 4) In most developed, high-income countries, the ……….. ………. only represents a small share of GDP and employment. 5) Historically, a rise in …………….. production

after the death of Edward the confessor. Margaret’s brother Edgar Atheling made a claim to the English throne, this was to be a failed one as the English nobles preferred Harold of Wessex, but later that year Duke William of Normandy made it all a rather moot point by invading England and crowning himself king. After this many members of the English nobility sought refuge in the court of King Malcolm the 3rd Canmore of Scotland, who himself had been in exile in England during the reign of Macbeth

St Patrick St Patrick was the patron saint of Ireland, credited for bringing Christianity in Ireland. The principal of his life is resumed in his spiritual autobiography, Confession. Saint Patrick is most known for driving the snakes from Ireland. However, there are no snakes in Ireland. Actually, as in many old pagan religions, snake symbols were common and always worshipped. Driving the snakes from Ireland was probably symbolic of putting an end to that pagan practice. Furthermore, St Patrick