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figures outside the narrator also thinks like that. Journal 16 February (page 11- 13) The narrator finds a room in Satipur which is sub-let to her by a government officer called Inder Lal. She likes the view at the bazaar and her room because of the space and privacy. Although her landlord is displeased, her room is empty apart from a tiny desk to lay out her papers.  She already visited Olivia’s house because now it is office area. Olivia’s house now embodys the Water Board, the Health Department and

Environment and Development in the Brundtland Report []: "Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the capacity of future generations to meet theirs." Sustainable development is therefore based on two interrelated concepts: space and time. Every human being has the right to use the resources of the Earth, but also the duty to ensure their sustainability for generations to come. We consider that sustainable development is based on three aspects of human activity, called the

which can illuminate the dynamics. They also tell us, as we will see, that there is no correlation between specific institutional forms of regionalization and the construction of two commonly accepted goals of regional institutions: promotion of space development, and the identities regional. 5 A. Regionalization and Regional Institutions The type of regionalization is the most common, contrary to what one might expect at first, regionalization by the existing local authorities, which

légère brume flottait dans l'air; actuellement il levé, et les rives de la mer Morte a été visible. The sun, rising behind Machaerus, spread a rosy flush over the sky, lighting up the stony shores, the hills, and the desert, and illuming the distant mountains of Judea, rugged and grey in the early dawn. Le soleil, passant derrière Machaerus, répandre une rose encastré dans le ciel, qui éclaire le rivage rocailleux, les collines, le désert, et illuming lointaines montagnes de la Judée, le relief accidenté

renewable sources, solar energy is available all over the planet. • • Challenges to using solar energy Since the dawn of time solar energy has been used for several important processes, such as the production of biomass, drying of products, space heating and illumination. is has been an unconscious prolongation of processes that occur in nature. However, solar energy e solar energy that reaches the earth’s surface consists of two components: direct and diffuse incoming radiation. e direct

And Me ave, stop. Stop, will you? Stop, Dave. Will you stop?” So the supercomputer HAL pleads with the implacable astronaut Dave Bowman in a famous and weirdly poignant scene toward the end of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. Bowman, having nearly been sent to a deep-space death by the malfunctioning machine, is calmly, coldly disconnecting the memory circuits that control its artificial brain. “Dave, my mind is going,” HAL says, forlornly. “I can feel it. I can feel it.” I can feel it too

1803 he purchased the vast Louisiana Territory from France, almost doubling the size of the United States. The Louisiana Purchase added more than 2 million square kilometers of territory and extended the country's borders as far west as the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. SLAVERY AND THE CIVIL WAR In the first quarter of the 19th century, the frontier of settlement moved west to the Mississippi River and beyond. In 1828 Andrew Jackson became the first "outsider" elected president: a man from the

United Kingdom. What is more, it depicts how important cultural exchanges were, here between the USA and Great Britain. It also shows how closing one’s borders can lead some people to call for a broader space, to push the geographical and cultural limits and to bypass the law to get more free space. 2. Pirate radio & Productions possibles : After watching the trailer for the film The Boat that Rocked I can give a brief description of what the film is about. A group of mavericks decide to set up a

attention on store layout. Each display case is made from architectural glass, limestone textures and floors combined with warm lighting, ultimately enhancing the ambience of the store. Minimalist design was used in order to create the illusion of space. In keeping with the element of exclusivity, original artworks were commissioned and exhibited throughout the stores. Selections of short films are also projected in-store. By offering a first class personal service combined with extensive product

department). 1 A « primo-tourist » is a first-time tourist. 5 Tourist flows Syria has lately become an important destination for Arabian tourists due to the diversity of its natural assets (beaches, deserts, rivers and especially its mountains that offer holidays in a cool climate), to the wealth of its cultural heritage, to a marketing policy that is directed to the Arabian nations, to a moderate cost for holidays and to easy access by car from the Middle East. This demand has taken several