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The coca-cola company A SHORT HISTORY It was 1886, and in New York Harbor, workers were constructing the Statue of Liberty. Eight hundred miles away, another great American symbol was about to be unveiled. Like many people who change history, John Pemberton, an Atlanta pharmacist, was inspired by simple curiosity. One afternoon, he stirred up a fragrant, caramel-colored liquid and, when it was done, he carried it a few doors down to Jacobs' Pharmacy. Here, the mixture was combined

The parents to Matthias were very worried and very angry with us two. And my parents very disappointed that I lied to cover my friend. Because of this history, Matthias spent the evening at the post of police and me my parents my deprived of exit during one month. In the end, Matthias it is excused for having put me in this history. Finally what I retained of this experience it is that it is necessary to think about the consequences of our lies before making them, to avoid meeting in situations

Therefore Europe should not be deemed as an institution but should rather be defined as a combination of each nation’s history. By using this vision of Europe and highlighting the importance of history, Thatcher insists on Britain’s specificity “But we British have in a very special way contributed to Europe”. Even though she bears in mind that Britain has benefited from the history of Europe, Thatcher believes that this relation is reciprocal. She illustrates her arguments by putting forward the example

success came early at the age of twenty-four but lasted almost uninterrupted until his death in June 2000. His renown is mostly in his "Migration" series, in which he documents the migration of blacks from Africa to America, focusing mostly on their history in the South. In the last ten years of his life, he received numerous awards, including the Presidential Medal of Arts and more than eighteen honorary post-doctorate degrees.   * Photography James Van Der Zee Born in 1886 in Lenox, Massachusetts;

website from the Hall of Human Ancestors at the Smithsonian Institution (HHAS), linked on the topic as http://anthropology.si.edu/HumanOrigins/ha/ances_starts.html. Finally, the last website I went through was the one of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) from the link www.amnh.org/exhibitions/atapuerca. I chose those three different websites, because they looked to me very different and do not target the same viewer, and for me it is more interesting to make a paper about three websites of

Type Aktiengesellschaft (AG) Founded 1930 Founder(s) Emil Wilhelm Richterich Headquarters Laufen, Switzerland Key people Felix Richterich Products cough drops & breath mints Total assets 245 Million CHF (2004) Employees 400 (2004) History Ricola's history began in 1930 when Emil Wilhelm Richterich established Confiseriefabrik Richterich & Co. Laufen after the purchase of a small bakery in Laufen, just outside Basel. Under Richterich, the bakery specialized in confectionery such as “Fünfermocken

My favorite book that is Fascination (of the saga Twilight) Graduated Meyer. A very beautiful history of love between Bella Swan (human) and Edward Cullen (vampire)! This love story mixes therefore to the supernatural and that is what makes it a brilliant work, interesting and exciting ! Isabella Swan (nicknamed Bella) must leave her Arizona natal to install with his father in Forks, a small city rainy 3500 inhabitants. It is therefore his father that it has not seen in recent years without great

capital . This country has approximately 4 million and a half inhabitants, who use the euro as their currency. The climate is temperate with warm summers, and winters very cold due to rains which explain its nickname: the Emerald Island . History is a succession of invasions. From 800 to 1168, Ireland was dominated by the Vikings Afterwards ,the Norman invaded between 1168 and 1536 then it was invaded by Great Britain. Later, the Home rule was established, and the Irish started to fight

the university from the Higher Education Funding Council, it is now supported directly through the Arts and Humanities Research Board. University museums are now regarding themselves differently. No longer are they the threadbare scholars among history institutions: they are endowed with a new confidence and more of an eye to the public as well as the campus audience. The Fitzwilliam in Cambridge has a £12 million extension opening this summer, Manchester Museum has had a £20 million makeover, and

the way beyond poverty, disease, ignorance, political oppression, and general misery. Despite other disagreements, capitalists and socialists alike concurred on the basic premises of Enlightenment modernity: that humankind takes part in a universal history; that basic political and economic rights ought to be extended universally to all humans; that the human estate can be improved by eliminating political oppression, by providing economic well-being and opportunity, by dominating nature through scientifically-guided