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milliards EUR (2008) | |modifier [pic] | Apple ou Apple Inc., anciennement Apple Computer Inc.[1] (NASDAQ : AAPL) est une entreprise multinationale américaine d'informatique, dont le siège social est situé à Cupertino, dans la Silicon Valley. La firme est devenue célèbre avec son ordinateur personnel Apple II (1977), puis la gamme Macintosh

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a big number of banks went bankrupts between 1929 and 1933 (773 banks in USA). Some people who put their money in a bank account could not get back their money, because of the lack of liquidities. Some people, who could not payback their home, felt no fixed adobe, other who loss their savings were starving men. So the bank crisis rapidly became an economical crisis. People stopped to consume, the productiveness went down, and the unemployment high. Before the crisis, the number of jobless was 1,5milion

• Imagine an ideal solution in a world where there are no constraints, eg you can use any resource you want. Now work back • Open a dictionary and take any noun at random • Do something else. Take a break. Go for a walk. Physical exercise increases oxygen flow to the brain and helps stimulate creativity. Sleep on the problem. • Draw a picture of the situation showing the people and the issues in simple cartoon style. Put it up on the wall and then imagine how

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(young – power – wealth – happy – right) et la prononciation des verbes au prétérit. Prolongement possible : demander d’autres exemples de mots qui se prononcent comme “would” ➞ could – should ; ou comme “thought” ➞ bought – caught par exemple. Faire imaginer le métier de cet homme : businessman – manager – CEO. Donner des indices : behind a desk – sitting in a comfortable chair – nearly bald – wearing glasses, a suit, a white shirt and a tie ➞ a white-collar job, not a blue-collar worker; intellectual

the information. It is an electronic object that permits the user to read, here, touch or view the message. Here are the most common examples of communication devices: radio players television sets mobile phones computers i-pods and mobile disk and MP3 players camera and video recorders video projectors, loudspeakers USB, disks More recent advances in technology have permitted the association of these devices. Mobile phones can

to be on the cutting edge of strategies that are being implemented by the most successful businesses, Twitter Power is a must-read. Joel has done a great job of demonstrating how a minor investment of time and energy can result in long-term payoffs. No wonder they call him the Social Media Expert!” —Kristopher Jones CEO of Pepperjam and author of Search Engine Optimization: Your Visual Blueprint for Effective Internet Marketing “Joel Comm’s understanding of social media and its applications for

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sont demeurés les récepteurs et consommateurs passifs de productions et d’innovations technologiques faites ailleurs. Mots-clés : TIC, développement, Afrique, société de l’information. Abstract Over the last few years, the use of mobile phones, computers and the Internet, has experienced unprecedented development in Africa. The rapid adoption of these technologies by Africans and their proliferation on the continent have sparked a vast literature and ideas that take for granted the entry of Africa