How High the Moon

Chair) ou Donald Judd (fauteuil Sedia Seduta). Oeuvre Contemporaine. La forme du fauteuil, massive, rappelle les imposants fauteuils Club. L’assise, les accoudoirs et le dossier, avec leurs volumes simples, s’inspirent du cubisme. Le titre «How High The Moon» sont les paroles d’un morceau du jazzman Duke Ellington. Il s'agit donc d'un fauteuil en résille d'acier nickelé déployé, formée et soudée faisant 75 x 95 x 85 cm. La surface brillante dématérialisée rappelle la lueur pâle de la lune. En la

The current issue and full text archive of this journal is available at www.emeraldinsight.com/1361-2026.htm ACADEMIC PAPER The diamond approach to the competitiveness of Korea’s apparel industry Michael Porter and beyond Byoungho Jin Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma, USA, and The diamond approach 195 Hwy-Chang Moon Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea Abstract Purpose – The Korean textiles and apparel-related industry has played a major role in the country’s development;

comme George Gershwin (avec l'orchestre de Nelson Riddle), Cole Porter, Duke Ellington... Avec l'orchestre de Duke Ellington, elle fait des tournées en Europe et en Amérique du Nord. Elle ouvrait le concert avec le morceau de Duke Ellington Take the 'A' Train; elle fut une des rares à chanter des paroles sur ce morceau. La chanteuse France Gall a chanté une chanson en son hommage "Ella, elle l'a" dans les années 1980. Style L'agilité vocale d'Ella Fitzgerald est remarquable, comme par exemple

You are a time traveller. You are back in the 19th century and you explain to someone what the Internet is and what we use it for. Tâche finale (expression écrite) We are in 2080. You are an old man or woman. After a man-made disaster, the human world as we know it doesn’t exist anymore. You are one of the few survivors. You are discussing with a child who was born after the disaster. You tell him about great inventions that existed before the catastrophe. Objectifs lexicaux : lexique

A night in the Park First, the picture, this is a view or a high angle shot of central park in NY in the centre of Manhattan. This scene takes place in spring or summer because of the leaves on the trees. There is a vast expend of leaves, lakes, lanes. In the foreground there is a very big building it’s a museum: Metropolitan museum. In the background rows of skyscrapers.  It’s an extract from a novel called moon Palace by Paul Auster published in 1989. Moon Palce is part of Paul Auster’s NY

SONGS OF OURSELVES: THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY IN ENGLISH IGCSE SYLLABUS 0486 O LEVEL SYLLABUS 2010 NOTES FOR TEACHERS ON THE SET POEMS FOR EXAMINATION IN JUNE AND NOVEMBER (Years 2010, 2011, 2012) [NOTE: there is a separate document about the different selection of poems set for examination in years 2007, 2008 and 2009.] CONTENTS Introduction: How to use these Notes 1. Thomas Hardy, ‘The Voice’ 2. Allen Curnow, ‘Time’ 3. Matthew Arnold, ‘Dover Beach’

INFLATION: In the early 60’s, prices were stable and were not rising quickly. Kennedy, however, wanted to stimulate economic growth and reduce unemployment; both usually not occurring at the same time without inflation. His policy worked at the beginning but starting 1965, inflation reached an annual increase of 4,5% every year until 1970. The principal reason of this instability was the war in Vietnam because the government was spending more money than they had to finance the different aspects of the war

A night in the Park This is a bird’s eye view or a high angle shot of central park in NY in the centre of Manhattan. We can see spring or summer because of the leaves on the trees. There is a vast expend of leaves, lakes, lanes. In the foreground there is a very big building it’s a museum: Metropolitan museum. In the background rows of skyscrapers.  Nature and origin It’s an extract from a novel called moon Palace by Paul Auster published in 1989. Moon Palce is part of Paul Auster’s NY trilogy

scandinave et japonais COURS DE CULTURE DESIGN Poul Henningsen – Lampe PH5 – 1958 Poul Henningsen – Lampe PH Artichoke – 1958 Design scandinave et japonais COURS DE CULTURE DESIGN Cone Chair (1958) Bachelor Chair (1955) fauteuil Amoebe (1970) Moon lamp (1960) (1967) Panton Chair Panthella (1971) Design scandinave et japonais COURS DE CULTURE DESIGN Sous la vague au large de Kanagawa, plus connue sous le nom de La Vague, est une célèbre estampe japonaise du peintre japonais spécialiste de

[pic] What happened ? *In June 27th 2005, at 23:00Pm, “the bank of America” in New York has been robbed. And the two security guards have been killed. In the same time, the police officers found inside a room at the Windsor hotel which is near the bank, many objects necessary to commit a burglary like a drill to break a safe, a handgun to kill the guards, a map to find the path that leads to the safe, including plenty of dollar bills in a bag bank and a walkie-talkie which proves there wasn’t