The Amazing Race

A) Hello mark Pollock. Last January, you have been the first blind man to reach the South Pole. How do you feel now? B) Well, I’m very proud of myself but I wasn’t alone in this extraordinary adventure? A) Ah!! How supported you? B) I’m part of a three man team called South Pole flag. But I was also supported by many friends and sponsors. A) I’m sure it’s been very hard to reach the South Pole. The conditions were extreme and you suffered from exposure. B) Yeah it was

ENGLISH ESSAY « the path to pop fame is instant and easy thanks to the explosion of reality TV shows » Pop Idol, American Idol, Canadian Idol, Australian Idol… when you cast a glance at TV nowadays, most of the programs are reality TV shows. In each of them, dozens of unknown people become for a few episodes TV stars. They are watched, spied on, admired and adulated by millions of people in the audience. These reality shows touch most of the population because they propose us to make our dreams

child has lived in Pinto (Madrid), where his parents emigrated to in 1978. his family comes from Barcarrota (Badajoz), where he has many relatives and friends.   Alberto, son of Francisco and Francisca, is the third of four brothers (Francisco Javier, Alicia, Alberto and Raúl). Thanks to the older one (4 years older than Alberto) he discovered his interest in cycling. Previously, he had practiced football and athletics - sports in which he was good at too - although he finally chose cycling to became

A very funny day .. Today, for the first time, I was called to the principal's office. It was a very special day for me. I am going to tell you this extraordinary day. This morning, as usual, I woke up very early. It was maybe seven o'clock. When I was walking to school, I saw a very beautiful toyshop. Behind the glass, I saw plenty of amazing dolls. I must have stayed for 5 minutes in front of the shop window. So, since I was early for school, I decided to think about what I would ask as a

elle aussi, TRAGIQUE hein ? lol... Les chanteurs dégagent cependant une vive émotion dans cette chanson qui peut paraître stéréotypée et caricaturée dans son fond, mais la forme est trés jooolie : ). 1er couplet (Brad Paisley) She put him out like the burnin' end of a midnight cigarette Elle le jeta comme la fin d'une cigarette encore allumée et fumée à minuit She broke his heart he spent his whole life tryin' to forget Elle lui brisa le coeur et il passa toute sa vie à essayer d'oublier We watched

Outline Introduction I- The TV series General summaries a- Criminal Minds b- Profilage II- Analytical comparison a- The characters and their ethnic group b- Their role in the two series c- The murders and the bad guys III- The extension to the civilization a- The United States of America b- France Conclusion Interraciality in TV series Introduction TV is a powerful way to communicate but it is sometimes difficult to find the truth inside a lot of events

labour Child labour is the employment of children under a specified legal age. In most western countries, children can work as soon as they are 14, but only under specific conditions. In the US, the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 set the minimum age for employment in non-manufacturing countries at 14. In developing countries, millions of children work in mines, factories, quarries and they usually carry out hazardous occupations. They make up more than 10% of the workforce (Middle-East, Asia

|Atteindre son but | |To launch ≠ to throw | Lancer (missile) ≠ lancer (pierre, ballon, …) | |The mankind |L’humanité | |A leap ≠ a jump |Un saut (en avant) ≠ un saut (vers le haut)

* Innovation on the webpage publication of “L'Atelier BNP Paribas – Paris” June 23 2008. The goal of Samap is to compute a tourist plan for a user with Internet access via a ubiquitous device, such as a PDA or a mobile phone. This system needs to have access to related information: • Information about the city, that is, the context that surrounds the visit (i.e. monuments and interesting places in a city, transport means, etc.) • Personal data, interests and preferences of the user, that is, type

in the listener's mental landscape. For example, when I say "tree," a picture builds in your imagination, a new life-form within your mind; a platonic idea of oak or maple appears out of nothing within your thoughts. This mental icon represents your understanding of the word. (Incidentally, this apprehension is independent of the speaker's intentions). In many ways, words are metaphors pointing to the objects they represent. The word "tree" is not a tree; it is simply a placeholder for the real