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law, beliefs, politics, history, art and language… Each culture has a language, an art, a settlement, a story and so on. The way these elements are combined create the own identity of each culture. A cultured person is said to be well-educated and open-minded, to be able to be at ease whatever the subject. In my opinion, a cultured person doesn’t mean being intelligent. Culture is very individual. Each human has a different culture since everyone have its own beliefs, education, and personal history

of an old character that seems to be an angel that turns out to be the central attraction of the town where he unfortunately crashed due to a heavy rain season. The story define by its author as a tale for children seems to be pointless with no moral at first but as one take a closer look at it we understand that maybe the author is depicting the human reaction to the unknown and inferior being and also pointing out how narrow the vision of the human race can be, therefore how intolerant to differences

from which can only be explained the political and intellectual history of this time. For Marx and Engels, there have always been oppressors and oppressed. In Antiquity, slaves were opposed to free men. In the Middle Ages, the serfs were oppressed by land owning aristocracy. In the late Middle Ages the journeymen in the “new” cities worked for petty-bourgeoisie, and eventually they became specialized workers serving the interests of Capitalism. The bourgeoisie was the first to be aware of its status

having already taken place. Using this group we shall firstly discuss differentiation and its implementation in the classroom and then use the sequence of lessons to explain the importance of progression in pupils’ learning and outline how this can be achieved. 2 Differentiation Teachers have “to provide an effective learning environment” (Convery & Coyle, 1999: 4) and therefore have to get to know their pupils and their different backgrounds. According to Morgan & Neil (2001: 49) “differentiation

into the mobile business in 1968. Its products are sold across 150 countries which include mobile devices with a broad product portfolio. Although, over the years, Nokia has grown to be the largest mobile phone company in the world, the journey was not without difficulties. In particular, the year 2004 proved to be a very difficult period for Nokia. It faced significant challenges posed from being too slow to respond and adapt to new market trends. In addition, Nokia was under threat of fierce competition

Besides, the « game » of the two sentences is extremely difficult, even impossible, to read in order to be sure that, after trying to read at the same time both sentences, people will understand that they can't phone and drive correctly simultaneously. For example, a young driver sees this document in the street and wonders that he does this when he is driving; but he hasn't thought that it can be so dangerous, and after he returns to his car and when his phone rings, he will let it ring. That is

soon: The sales figures may be lower than those that were anticipated, the allocation of expenditure may change, the exogenous elements may interfere (such as the rise in price of raw materials at that time…). Consequence: the structure of the review may be seriously modified and the continuation of the activity may be challenged. Therefore, it is essential for the Spa Manager to be aware about her activity perfectly and on a daily basis. In other words, she will not be satisfied by her "feeling"

a big hit in online music retailing with iTunes and then a follow up with the iPod. Can Apple sustain its advantage against all of the current and future competitors that are likely to contend for this market? This is a flexible case in that it can be used to examine the external environment or evaluate internal capabilities. This case is in some ways about two very complementary industry segments: music downloads and portably music devices. Apple dominates the paid portion of the first and has 90

a glimpse II) A Scottish success…worldwide? A) Origins of a success B) Communication campaigns C) Irn Bru vs Inca cola III) IRN BRU outside the UK? Facts and comments. A) Irn Bru outside the UK B) Irn Bru in Russia: a wise choice? To be repeated? I) From the XIX century to now on, a Scottish institution. A) A bit of History (Story telling) The BARR Factories in the 1870s: IRN BRU Belongs the BARR Company, a very famous firm, settled in 1875. BARR’s products were l “aerated waters”

Gattaca is a disturbing movie because it presents us with a futuristic society where nothing is left to chance and everything is calculated. In the beginning of the movie we see the principal character Vincent rubbing himself, which is assumed to be an attempt to eliminate any tracks or traces of DNA. We are introduced to the Gattaca Company by a voice over in the language of esperanto. It is in fact a center for studies and space research. To enter Gattaca, DNA and urine tests are required to