The Simple Life

last few decades have seen an evolution in the people’s behavior in society. A commonly held belief is that advertisers follow these changes to creates new and effective ads in order to manipulates people and sell them their products. Ads are much more than a simple video or paper to present something. They are attractive, everywhere and take an important place in everyone’s life. Today, people are in contact with ads, on TV, radio, magazine, or in the street. It’s a societal phenomenon and could

society and its needs have evolved. Over the last few years, casual TV programmes such as sitcoms or talk shows have been overwhelmed by a new wave : the abundance of reality shows. This new genre is centered around the routine and everyday life’s of celebrities or simple people. Nowadays, we can say that it is a real mass phenomenon. Indeed reality shows are everywhere, mostly in America and Europe of course, but also in poorer countries such as India. The concept was born in Germany, in 1970’s,

Bill Bryson : The bird has flown . An extract from « Notes from a big country . written/published in 1998 Writer/author : an American-born novelist /best-selling author ( Iowa , 1951) Books deal with comparing life in the USA/UK/Australia Mostly autobiogrphical works /non-fictional/fictitious A personnal exprerience : a first-hand testimony/a witness Studying the faults/failings/shortcomings of the society he lives in on either side of the Atlantic . a satirist : writing satirical/satires : making

Power of the youth vs. Power of the Nature William Shakespeare’s sonnet 18: “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day” is a typical Shakespearean sonnet written in limbicsp pentameter, and following the traditional English rhyme scheme AB AB CD CD EF EF GG. The author composed it with three quatrains and two flat rimes concluding the poem, and uses a figurative language such as metaphors and anaphora to provide the reader with a kind of permanent tension and to increase emotion presents sp into

you find most striking in contrast to modern views in the Homeric representations of death and the afterlife? Homer’s Iliad is constructed through the narrative framework of the slayer slain motif, whereby the epic’s plot unfolds in response to the death of a loved one. The poem opens with the tears of Chryses and ends with Hector’s funeral[1]. In this journey, we see death as a product of revenge through the reactive plot structure of the death of a loved one, fuelled by grief and anger. This

TO WHAT EXTENT DOES GLOBALISATION AFFECTS MY LIFE? Nowadays the globalization is a very important part of our lives. Without globalization, (it) shall not be so simple to know the latest world news so easily; I wouldn't eat what I want whenever I want, in our globalized world, seasons do not matter. As for me, without globalization, I would not be living in Canada, because my father works for an oil company. It's easily to travel around the world, which means easier to get to know other culture

In the last decade, they’ve fine tuned a new technology involving stem cells. Stem cells hold a great potential for the treatment of spinal cord injuries. However, researchers still have lots of problems to solve related to this new discovery. Progenitor cells can regenerate part of a damaged spinal cord and that’s why comes with it loads of positives effects. Unfortunately, neurosurgeons foresee problems regarding this scientific breakthrough. Thus, stem cell technology is only one of the possibilities

In Fitzgeraldʼs eighth chapter, the tide is definitly turning for Gatsby as autumn creeps into the air. In the previous chapter, Tom and Gatsby went face to face and Myrtleʼs brutal death -- for which Gatsby took full responsibility -- while illustrating the characterʼs sincere love for Daisy achieved to put his dream to an end. Nick awakes with a start before dawn with the feeling he needs to warn Gatsby of something immediatly. He finds him at his mansion where Jay waited all night for Daisy to appear

relating to the problems of proof in matters of insurance, the writer begins by setting out the pertinent rules. While the ordinary rules of proof generally sufice, special needs encountered in the area of insurance litigation have necessitated the development of a certain number of exceptions. The writer then examines those situations where problems of proof are most acute. In each situation, he describes the substance of what needs to be proven and he examines issues concerning the attribution

of a social network 4 The story of the social networks 4 Part 3: *The different dangers of networks* 10 Conclusion 12 In our modern society where virtual relations are more present than real contacts, these figures prove that today in all around the world, almost everybody can be tied by internet and in particulary today by social networks. Its are ingrained in the life of a bulk of millions people who can not live without. Thus “social networks” it is the subject of our essay, because