Little Big Planet

fullest mental, spiritual, and physical unfoldment; or, in other words, his right to be rich. In this book, I shall not speak of riches in a figurative way; to be really rich does not mean to be satisfied or contented with a little. No man ought to be satisfied with a little if he is capable of using and enjoying more. The purpose of Nature is the advancement and unfoldment of life; and every man should have all that can contribute to the power; elegance, beauty, and richness of life; to be content

that we associate with it whenever we consider it as a way forward to a world of peace and tolerance. • CULTURAL DIVERSITY • COMMON HERITAGE, PLURAL IDENTITIES 17 “The heritage of a country is essentially its cultural identity, and whether big or small, majestic or simple, physical or non-physical, it must be maintained and have a meaning for every new generation.” I. M. Pei, American architect (born in 1917) • CULTURAL DIVERSITY • 18 COMMON HERITAGE, PLURAL IDENTITIES Philosophy

mathematics in particular. Their audience will rarely be students of history; although they are no longer confined to battles and sieges, the origins of the calculus are still too hard for them. Students of mathematics, by contrast, may find that a little history will serve them as light relief from the rigours of algebra. They may gain extra credit for showing such humanist inclinations, or they may even be required to do so. A rapid search of the Internet will show a considerable number of such courses

they are one of the few chains that will survive the price slashing in China that is now going on. Their power comes from the fact that they have more than 1,000 units worldwide, employ 885,000 people in the U.S., and 255,000 internationally. They are big enough to weather almost any crisis in any country, and have the buying power to purchase at the absolute lowest prices, and pass that on to the their customers. Gallo, Wal-Mart's partner in Alcott Ridge wines is no slouch itself. It is a family owned

and nowhere to go. (Il n'y a rien à faire, personne à voir et nulle part où aller.) 2° Les quantifieurs indéfinis (très) peu de moins de pas beaucoup de Dénombrable pluriel (very) few books fewer books not many books Indénombrable (very) little time less time not much time tant de tellement de so many books pas mal de Dénombrable pluriel Indénombrable so much time beaucoup de des tas de a lot of books lots of books plenty of books a lot of time assez de/ trop de pas assez de enough/not

traditions politiques et économiques, mais aussi leur culture. As French writer and analyist Dominique Moïsi put it in 1998, ‘France’s struggle with Globalization is complicated by its people’s high quality of life. Most of the French feel that they have little to gain and much to loose from globalization- the space and beautiful diversity of their countryside, the quality of their food and wine, and the respect for tradition. Why risk all these unique pleasures for the sake of an uncertain competition in

naît une musique stimulante qui répond aux besoins des aspirations de la jeunesse américaine. …et le rock la dedans -        La première vague rock meurt officiellement le 3 février 1959 avec l’écrasement de l’avion qui transportait le futur du rock Big Booper, Richie Valens et surtout Buddy Holly -        Le congrès enquête sur une histoire de pots de vin versés aux grands dj des stations rock (Alan Freed). -        Les créateurs les plus intéressants sont aux prises avec de nombreux problèmes professionnels

décrit ainsi dans son livre que « The mac way of doing business » is «  doing the right thing in the right way ». Cette idée se résume sous plusieurs points: - La motivation. Ainsi, “we all though we were going to change the world with our little computer”. C’est pourquoi Steve Jobs a toujours cherché à faire ressentir chez les employés qu’ils ont le statut de Dieu. C’est ce qu’on appelle en management la « theory Y », c'est-à-dire que le manager catalogue une impression déjà positive de l’employé

has always been a beer country, especially in the Flemish half. However wine consumption has now reached 28 litres per capita, with the Flemish half now comparable with the French speaking half. It is a net exporter of wine, despite producing very little itself, because of the Port of Antwerp, which is a major European entry port. Data source GTIS stated that it imports 622 million litres whereas Euromonitor’s trade sources state that domestic consumption is only 292m litres. Included in this import

l’accroissement démographique ; [et] d’autre part, les atteintes portées par l’activité humaine à la planète Terre, à notre environnement »30 . Alors que le premier, formulé par le « Rapport Meadows » au Club de Rome au début des années 197031 , manifeste une inquiétude néomalthusienne alimentée par une vision naturaliste de l’activité humaine, le second tire son origine d’une vision écologique de la Terre, planète des hommes, développée dans la même période et parallèlement aux travaux présentés au Club de