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attractive to fish than others – breeders are always searching for the perfect worm – one that the fish can’t resist. That’s where I come in – I spend each and every day sniffing, feeling and, of course, eating raw worms in an effort to find those new breeds that the fish will like. toilet attendant. Now I know that there are many toilet attendants in the world but I think my job is worst of all. Why? Because I work in the Stockholm Constipation Clinic. So what's so bad about that - well people

Happy New Year ! Media theory S1 : Aspects of media theory Media : en français : les médias mais déjà un pluriel en latin (medium media). Définition en extension = extensive def° : you just tell what are the items = énumération. Ex : dans les dico. Étymologie : medium = moyen, milieu = 2 sens en frs= distance (C au milieu de A et B) + environnement (milieu aquatique, milieu des artistes). Moyen = 2 sens = pas super + côté instrument (les moyens de transport, …). Mass media = se réfère

Topic : Chinafrica In nowadays society, global demand for energy keeps on rising. In this competition to get long-term energy supplies, major players such as United States, Japan and European Union have found a new challenger: China. Since China’s rapid growth is about 9% per year, it has to find the necessary supplier to its demand in order to sustain its economic growth. Hence, China turned to Africa. First of all, why Africa? Africa, which is composed of the poorest countries in

timber rafts to Paris will delight you with its half-timbered houses, its narrow side streets and its museum dedicated to the town’s famous writer, Romain Rolland. Close by, where the Canal overtakes the Yonne, the village of Chevroches, with its new harbour master’s office. The road through the Yonne valley takes you to Chitry, dominated by its château and the birthplace of the hero of Jules Renard’s novel “Poil de Carotte”. The house where the writer was born is still visible as well as the

filiale de Microsoft, Ciao, et une entreprise de cartographie en ligne, basée à Berlin, Euro-Cities. “This is a fact-finding exercise, and we have been asked to provide the authority with our views,” a Google spokesman, Kay Oberbeck, said. “We are happy to explain our products and business practices, and we of course comply with German and European law.” "C'est un exercice d'établissement des faits, et nous avons été invités à fournir à l'autorité de notre point de vue," un porte-parole de Google

single pod in orbit 248 miles (400 km) above the Earth. It will be travelling at 17,500 mph (28,000 km per hour), and will accommodate four guests and two astronaut-pilots. Guests, who will be charged $4,4 million for a three-night stay, will enjoy new experiences like weightlessness, star gazing, breathtaking views of planet Earth, not to mention being on board a spaceship that will reach maximum speed in just 10 minutes. The project will require $3 billion to complete. Demand is high, since more

the company’s 50-year history, the Dr. Martens brand has come to be iconic of one of the great paradoxes of modern consumerism: the mass commercial appeal of an anti-conformist image. With around one hundred million pairs of shoes sold, the brand’s history proves just how lucrative that paradox can be. Created in 1945 by German army doctor Klaus Märtens, the air-cushioned soles were designed to provide relief to his injured feet after a skiing accident. Märtens tried to sell his new design to others

Freke, New Statesman (sep. 2004)2004 Maigret tend un piègeDeath penalty in the USTony Blair’s New LabourG. Simenon (1955, littéraire)C. Daniels, Fiancial Times (2003, presse) (GB, Le Monde - nov. 2003)2003 Les Kangourous,O Youth and Beauty,Au secours, Nike et McDo envahissent les écoles!D. Barbéris (2002, littéraire)J. Cheever (1978, littéraire)J. Pêcheur (USA,Le Nouvel Observateur-nov. 2002)2002 Une jeunesse à l’ombre de la lumière, Aunt Moon’s Young Man,La politique européenne du New Labour,J-M

Britain’s are very much traditionalists. They didn't want to give up their Pound Sterling for the Euro. They're also generally rather conservative people, especially when it comes to their culture. They didn't want to familiarize themselves with a new currency. - At the time there was a lot of arguments about whether or not the UK should be in the EU (there still is) and people didn't want to adopt the EU's major currency. On the beginning of 2009, 71% of the British people are opposed to joining

1 Popular Sovereignty 1.1 Introduction Historical background The modern meaning of sovereignty (but not popular sovereignty) was introduced by Jean Bodin in 1576. According to the New Columbia Encyclopedia, sovereignty is "the supreme authority in a political community". The origin of popular sovereignty, on the other hand, goes most directly back to what is called the social contract school of the mid 1600s to the mid 1700s. Popular sovereignty is the notion that no law or rule is legitimate