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He developed, for his final year, a monetary system presented as an pebble shaped object which could be used instead of a credit card or cash. A really inovative idea. Then, a year later, he joined Tangerine, a London design company and worked on many various projects. In 1992, the british designer joined the american multinational corportation : Apple, where he met his first success : the colourfull all-in-one iMac computer and latterly the ipod, considered by the contemporaries as his greatest

MY DIARY IN SWEDEN My Trip: I had a nice trip. We had to be at the station at 6:00 am, even if we woke up very early, we weren't so much tired. Thinking that in a couple of hours we will be with our penfriend make us felt extactic. It's was very important to keep with us our identity paper in order to avoid that one of them lose it. The trip in the plane was thrilling, we could see the landscaps throw the the window. We had arrived around 18:00 pm in the Stockholm's airport. My stay

life that many of them never knew, I’ll be dedicating this series to building Nigeria of our dream. In this first part, I’d be addressing CHANGE which is one of the most important elements in realising the Nigeria of our collective dream. It is universally known that no one can be doing the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. The only way to get a different result is by changing the approach. If you don’t like the way Nigeria is, ‘Just Change It.’ The power to do so lies within

good women and good men we have in our country. LADY HUNSTANTON: What a sensible system ... I am afraid in England we have too many artificial social barriers. We don't see as much as we should of the middle and lower classes. HESTER: In America we have no lower classes. 10 LADY HUNSTANTON: Really? What a very strange arrangement! LADy CAROLINE: There are a great many things you haven't got in America, I am told, Miss Worsley. They say you have no ruins, and no curiosities. HESTER: The English aristocracy

sentences and in questions When have is the main verb (meaning it is the only verb in a sentence), negative sentences and questions are formed using the auxiliary DO, like almost all other English verbs. So, we say • I have a cat / I don’t have a cat / Do you have a cat? Many of you say things like I haven’t a cat and Have you a cat? which are ungrammatical. This is confusing because have is often an auxiliary. And when it is an auxiliary, we don’t need DO: • I have sent the cat / I haven’t

Money gets us many things. Not happiness, or true happiness, at least. Sure, you're happy when you're able to save up for something you wanted, that's true. True happiness is found in the REAL things in life. Everyone's happy when they wake up and the sun is shining. When flowers are blooming, when the leafs are changing color. Being with your friends and family. Knowing people care for you, and caring for them in turn. That is true happiness, and on that, there is absolutely no price. So, to answer

physical defects. Since many years the developpment of science and technologie has made the processus less risky and more effective. Now in our society it is fashionable to be young healty and attractive. People are now obssessed with the fear of getting old, that is why plastic surgery is used the conceal the signs of aging. But the thing is , is it worth all the risk that come along with our new look? DEVELOPPEMENT : A study by Psychology Today magazine shows that many people are not satisfied

what is a moral person ? What the advantage for a corporation to be a corporation ? Take a studies case as a owner of 10 store in a city ; in order to simplify the financial management he would like to create a unique group with all his store on it. So he apply for a corporation and the government deliver a "license" and after that all the 10 stores are like one company and this company is a moral person and now this "human company" can buy, sell property, do a loan as a citizen. But the main difference

is a word which each can explain to his way, it is as a journey by train where we can meet different persons. It’s a long journey where we can come down at any time and where we can’t know what waits for us, that can be of checks things like that can be of bad things so it is necessary to live it such as it is. Some persons aren’t able to face the bad moments which they meet; they think that in these moments the life stops for them they do not manage to face with courage without losing hope. But

cultures. I’ll present you some major points. High Context vs Low Context A low context culture is one in which things are fully (though concisely) spelled out. Things are made explicit, and there is considerable dependence on what is actually said or written. A high context culture is one in which the communicators assume a great deal of commonality of knowledge and views, so that less is spelled out explicitly and much more is implicit or communicated in indirect ways. In a low context culture