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experience, achievement, risk you have taken, or ethical dilemma you have faced, and its impact on you. When my science teacher suggested a class trip to Belize to study the marine ecosystem, I was excited. The thought of escaping the cold New England winter for sun and sand was my first thought. Then, I wondered if I would be able to go SCUBA diving there, in a real ocean, after only four months of taking classes in the chilly pool at the local community center. Mr. Carlson told us that we

finished. Nkrumah-Acheampong was born in Glasgow, Scotland, where his father was working towards a doctorate. As a child, he moved away from Glasgow to Ghana, to a town an hour away from Accra, the capital. He became a safari guide and later moved to England in 2000. In 2002, he took a job as a receptionist at the Xscape skiing centre in Milton Keynes, where he began to practice skiing. [edit] Career Nkrumah-Acheampong is married to his wife Sena, who works as a secretary at the Open University in Milton

-------------------------------  B ; Shakespearean Theater   Scroll down and click on Midsummer Night’s Dream, then on 'view all of the study guide', then on ‘About Shakespearian Theater’.   Q.5 ; § 1 :  When did the first theatres appear in England ? What was the actors’ lot before that date ? Where were most of Shakespeare’s plays performed for the first time ? Q. 6 ; §2 and 3 : What do we learn about the theaters in WS’s time ? (shape, number of levels, audience,etc ) What was called the

William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, in England in 1564. While his exact birth date is unknown, it is most often celebrated on April 23, the feast of St. George. He was the third of seven children born to John and Mary Arden Shakespeare. Shakespeare's father was a tanner and glove maker. He was also a fairly prominent political figure, being an alderman of Stratford for years, and serving a term as "high bailiff" (mayor). He died in 1601, leaving little land to William.

competion, American Indians won the races with a sort of « crawl » unknowed of English who swam the breaststroke. This way of swimming, faster than the breaststroke, considered like totally un-European by English gentlemen, is prefered in England only in 1873 when Trugden exports the crawl from South America. In 1896, the first Olympics takes place in Athens where the Hungarian Alfred Hajós wins the 100 and 1500 metres. In 1908 is founded the FINA (International Swimming Federation)

and Explanatory by F. B. KAVE.Oxford : at the Clarendon Press. 1924. Mandeville was a Dutchman, born in Rotterdam, and there educated in the Erasmian School. He had a sound training in philosophy and medicine at Ley den, travelled, came to England early in the reign of the Dutch William III., " found the country and the manners agreeable to his humour," and remained. " Writers are always teaching men what they should be and hardly ever trouble their heads with telling them what they really

most famous may be noted those in London appeared in 1910, Berlin in 1906 and those in Hong Kong in 1949. The double decker bus Londoniers are bright red, with phonie booths and boxes with red letters amongs the most iconic symbols of London and England. The best known, designed by industrial designer Douglass Scott, were kind of Routemaster. These buses have the distinction of requiving two employees, a driver and a controler in uniform. A periscope mirror allows the driver to keep and eye on travelers

Rat, who first intervened in the street in 1981. > in the late mid-twenties > other names: Miss Tic, Ernest Pignon-Ernest and Space Invader. WHAT ABOUT BANKSY? → Who is he? > real name is thought to be Robert Banks > born in Bristol (England) in 1974 or 1975 > no one has ever seen his face. > risk of being caught by the police for vandalism It allows him to continue his work in the street. > first graffiti found in London in 1993 → About his art? > use of stencils > recurrent characters:

eighty eight) by the United Kingdom; they began with the founding of a prison camp at Port Jackson. Australia has had its independence January 26, 1901. (Twenty six one thousand nine hundred and one) The persons who lead the country are the Queen of England 2 and Governor General Quentin Bryce. It is a parliamentary monarchy. Population: The population is twenty two million three hundred and sixty four thousand inhabitants. The population is predominantly white. Their origins are indigenous Australians

benevolence of the good man. But Fagin and Bill aren’t long to find him and oblige him to take part in the burgling of the residence of his benefactor… With decorations, costumes, plays of light and beautiful colors, the director gives life to the England of the years 1830, with a lot of filth and moisture. The director follows the novel of Dickens with fidelity. The interpretation of the actors then becomes the point determining of the interest of his film. At the head post, one discovers Barney Clark