Take It Easy

filtered with petrol based product. The solution would be to create labels in order to differentiate both of the kind of products. Besides, it appears that finding the most suitable final destination for packaging made from polylactic acid (PLA) can feel like trying to make a way out of a maze. A maze with more than one exit, and where the PLA players find it hard to agree on the right path to the finish. Solutions: In context of a growing environmental awareness the bioplastics appear to be a growing

chick : nana, fille chill out: se calmer. (c.f. cool it.) Chinese, go for a Chinese: aller dans un fast-food chinois, à emporter. chippie: magasin de fish & chips - poisson frites cool it: du calme! Calme-toi, calmez-vous !. cool: bon, à la mode. crack up: (1) désintégrer sous la pression, (2) éclater de rire. crap (impolite): n; merde, objet sans valeur. adj; de mauvaise qualité, faux crash (out): se coucher, s'endormir cut it out: tais-toi, ta gueule. cut up (adjective): inquiet

IMAGINE by JOHN LENNON Cours proposé par I. Deschamps. Imagine there's no heaven (1st verse) It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Living for today... Imagine there's no countries (2nd verse) It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people Living life in

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shy, uncomfortable with public speaking, or new at activism, you may feel like you are all alone. But it only takes one individual to educate hundreds of people and affect their often-unwittingly self-destructive attitudes and lifestyles. Perhaps you feel outnumbered or overwhelmed in your area, but there is at least one activist standing up for you ... You! Anyone can be an activist. It doesn't take special skills or superhuman abilities. You just need to care enough about your people to want to help

International group……………………………………………………..page 4 I. 2. About BERICAP UK Ltd……………………………………………….page 5 II. Industrial placement’s mission: II. 1. Study on Assembly 036. II. 1. 1. Running of this machine………………………………………page 6 II. 1. 2. Take data on the machine……………………………………..page 8 II. 1. 3. Analyse and modification……………………………………..page 9 II. 1. 4. Verification of efficiency……………………………………...page 11 II. 2. Work instructions. II. 2. 1. Purpose………………………………………………………...page 12

information was given to us very late and we did the best we could to satisfy their request in time. I wanted to ask my manager, but as I turned around, she was gone. So I said to the guest that I was really sorry, and that it wasn’t normal for them to wait for their room as they left it four hours ago, as I was apologizing again, the lady understood that I had no responsibility in the incident. I took them to the lobby as they were going to the front office, and the guest told me that she understood that

DOSSIER : AIR FRANCE vs EASY JET EASY JET Table des matières 1-Objectifs 2 EasyJet promotion or communications strategy 2 2-Market & Audience 2 1-Easy jet &Market 2 2-Easy jet & Communication contexts 2 3-The message & support : Analysis 2 1. Easy jet Logo & Brand 2 2. Strategy: 2 3. Tools 2 3.1 Analysis of some adverts & messages 2 4-The constraints 2 1-Objectifs The company was originally set up in 1994. As a low-cost airline, looking to undercut

The plane It was the first time I flew. Fortunately, our plane was smaller than the others. I don’t know why, but it was reassuring. Our first anxiety was the weight of our luggage: we didn’t want to pay more because it was too heavy. But there were no problem with it, we were clearly below the allowed threshold. After customs, where Matthieu my fiancé had had to quit his shoes because there was iron on it, we have waited before the departure. A bit stressful, but it was ok. When stewardess arrived

chances are at some point you’ll get to meet all of them. So let’s take a look through some typical clients and see if you recognise a few of your own in there! Client Breed #1 The Low-Tech Client How to spot one: Looks confused and disoriented when discussing anything high-tech, calls rather than emails, wants everything to be faxed. The Low-tech client needs to go through everything twice to get it, but will then happily take your advice. The Highs: The Low-tech client will rely solely on