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Commemorative tattoo Identification This document is a colour photograph of a man standing in front of the American flag. Description We can notice a helmet under his left arm. His back is naked (nu) and we can see his huge (énorme) tattoo. We recognize the Twin Towers in the middle. They are on fire. On the left there is the torch of the Statue of Liberty. We can also see several names on the left and two angels at the top. Interpretation We understand that the man is a fireman who

Polar Bears * Hi Barrius what can you say about polar bears ? What is it ? * As we all know polar bears are carnivore mammales that live in the North and South poles. They have a white fur so they are camouflaged in this arctic landscape. They get their new fur from may to august. The male weights between 400 and 600 kg but sometimes 800 kg too. They are 2 or 3 meters long. The females weights 200 to 350 kg and are 1.8 -2 meters long. * All right ! Could you say more about them ?

The Role Of Women In Africa General Purpose: to Inform Specific purpose: To inform my audience about the responsibility of women in Africa. General Idea: Women in Africa are at the center of society life: mother, provider, and guardian of Africans traditions. INTRODUCTION I Africa is a one of the largest continent. A. The north of Africa is occupied by the white population. B. The rest of Africa is populated by the blacks. II Gender roles are nurtured roles and responsibilities conferred

A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND WHAT WE HAVE HERE... Short story called « A Good Man Is Hard To Find » has been written by Flannery O'Connor, southern writer of 20th century, in 1955, 3rd person narrativ American novelist, short story writer and essayist, from a catholic family, influenced by Poe. Uses elements of grotesque and empathy (ex. Hutchback of Notre Dame) THE TEXT RAISES.... story of a grandmother reads newspaper : criminal calls « The Misfit » -GM & family (her

blue sky!” P. 71 “I came to the irrefutable conclusion that the only possible happiness was to be a man of Nature. I need air, I need space to crystallize my thoughts. I am more interested in what is true, pure, free in a work, authentic, and I came here to cultivate the authentic.” P. 75 “I want to live in communion with Nature, I want to eat the vegetables of my garden, the oil of my olive trees, to such the fresh eggs of my chickens, to get drunk on the wine of my vines, and as far as possible

Pultizer Prize; and at the age of 9, she moved to Nebraska prairie. The novel was published in 1918. It focuses on the journey from Virginia to Nebraska. Jim Burden, who is ten years old, was an orphan and he was going to live in his grandparents in Nebraska more precisely in Black Hawk. First, I will talk about Jim arrives in Nebraska to then the Bohemian family. Jim who lived in Virginia is in the train to go to Nebraska. His parents are dead so he is an orphan that is why he has to move

saxophoniste se lient immédiatement d'amitié. Lester la surnomme Lady Day, Billie le surnomme President. Billie chante également avec Duke Ellington qui la choisit pour son court-métrage Symphony in Black .  À la même époque, elle entame une liaison avec le jeune saxophoniste Ben Webster. John Hammond programme le 2 juillet 1935 un enregistrement pour la firme Brunswick, avec Billie, Ben Webster, ainsi que Benny Goodman, le pianiste Teddy Wilson

First, King’s choice of words shows a contrast between the situation in the past and how it should change in the present to make a better future. To show this contrast, King uses negative and positive words. He starts his speech by explaining the situation in the past and present, by using negative words such as “discrimination,” “injustice,” “captivity,” and “segregation.” All these words show the strong racial injustice in America. In the second part King paints a future of fairer and better racial

Festival of lights Tradition of the city of Lyon since the 19th century closely tied to the history of religion in Lyon  The origins of the festival  The progress of the festival  The 2010 edition A worship of the Virgin Mary since 1643 From 1550 till 1643 several thousand inhabitants of Lyon died from the plague Provost Alexandre Mascary, surrounded with the “Échevins” (deputy mayors of time), decided to leave it to the Virgin Mary « Our deputy mayors made a commitment to build

Introduction Oliver Cromwell was born in Huntingdon in 1599, into the ranks of the middle gentry ; his father was a farmer. He was an English military and political leader best known for his involvement in making England into a republican Commonwealth and for his later role as Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1653 until his death in 1658. Cromwell has been a very controversial figure in the history of the British Isles – a regicidal dictator to some historians and a hero of