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king of style  Impossible to copy Michael Jackson. Impossible without lapsing into caricature or kitsch.Who, except Michael Jackson, was able to wear short pants, white socks and black loafers ? Nobody … This held on MJ was not just acceptable, it was transcended by his personality, his approach, his way of being and was reflected in each of his choregraphies. It was incredibly elegant, class and ‘cool’… Once upon a time, there were the red leather jacket with big shoulder pads and the super

are going to study the Bruges speech and examine its influence on Britain’s relations with Europe and its impact on eurosceptism after the Speech and today. It is a speech delivered by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in September 1988 on the subject of Britain’s relations with Europe. It is important to put forward the fact that the Bruges Speech, written in 1988, was written in a period of dynamism concerning Europe: indeed this period is situated just after the signature of the Single European Act

goind to study an extract from the Fifth Child, a novel by Dorris Lessing. This passage is set at the beginning of the novel. After an office end of year party, Harriet and David, two lovers, decided to get married and buy a house in which they will have many children. In this passage they’re visiting a huge victorian house in the countryside. However, in this passage, there is clearly a change of mood. In the first part of the text happiness prevails whereas in the second part we can feel tension

Sometimes we are afraid of what our future hides and what new experiences could bring to our lives! It could have positive and negative sides because we are always thinking of if we done the right choice or not. That's why I think that I’m not ready to all quit for a new life! There are too many sacrifices to have and too much risk. So why did I changed my life for the unknown? It needs a lot of courage especially when we used to live in a special way when we have some habits that are difficult

Paper Throughout the last 4 years, the world has been obsessed with the word “crisis.” Newspapers, magazines, websites, TV shows and many others were portraying the reality of the world based on the different connotations that the magical word crisis have. For some people the word means opportunities in the market and for others just accumulated losses and risk. Well, I could say that I am lucky because I have lived in a period of crisis because it has shaped my knowledge about the financial sector

Terms of Reference ,X has ordered this report 26 January 2009 for her students as the core component of the course module. This report was to be submitted to her by 13 February 2009. Table of Contents I. Stage 1 Introduction p. 5 II. Stage 2 Literature Review p. 6 III. Stage 3 Academic Underpinning p. 7 IV. Stage 4 Contemporary Interpretation p. 8 A. Objective 1 B. Objective 2 p. 9 C. Objective 3 p. 10 D.

Liberal Realism The foundation of a democratic foreign policy G. john Ikenberry and Charles A kupchan The upcoming president election represents a defining moment for the United States and its engagement in global affairs. The foreign policy of the Bush Administration represents a radical departure in principle as well as practice from the tradition of liberal realism that guided the United States throughout the second half of the 20 th century. The Democratic Party promises to reclaim liberal

Der Blaue Reiter and the Degenerate art exhibition. * * * Cover of the Blaue Reiter almanac, W. Kandinsky, 1911 Poster for the degenerate art exhibition, from Otto Freundlich, Der neue Mensch At the beginning of the XXth, Germany was one of the strongest economical, military and diplomatic powers in the world. The country wanted to expand its boundaries by the way of colonization and develop its business, and was thus very opened on the world. During this rich

The first two sections of Nicholas Carr's The Shallows can be summed up with the following two major ideas: 1. The content of the Internet cannot be separated from the medium of the Internet, in true McLuhan fashion; and 2. The Internet (and computers generally) exerts influences upon its users which affect how our minds work. In particular, I found the following sentences poignant: "The computer, I began to sense, was more than just a simple tool that did what you told it to do. It was a machine