South Africa

chocolate! where does it come from? Who discovered this small bean who will become the most delicious thing in the world? these are the real questions. Contrary to most people thought, the origine of chocolate is not in Africa, but right at the opposite side of the earth, on South America The earliest record of chocolate was over fifteen hundred years ago in the Central American rain forests, where the tropical mix of high rain fall combined with high year round temperatures and humidity provide

have very close links with the UK. UK : Total land area : 243 000 km² which means that it is a very small country. In fact, it is the 75th country. The longest distance on the main island is a little over 950 km (north to south) The tip of the country in the south west is Land's end. The northernmost point / tip is called John O'Groats. In the widest part, the distance is less than 500 km. No place is more than 120km from the sea. It is also a fairly flat country, the highest point is

many of us have turned to government rules and regulations to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the horrors of a ravaged world. Yet pollution of our air and water still threatens. In South America the rainforests are cleared so rapidly that some of us may live to see them vanish from the earth. In Africa, big game animals are hunted to extinction. Where has our environmental strategy failed? What can we do to make things right again?

first part I shall introduce you my analysis. 1/ Context & facts On Saturday, November eighteen, France played its qualification for the next World Cup against Ireland. After winning 1-0, few days before, France must validate its ticket for South Africa. But after ninety minutes of play, Ireland is 1-0 in the game and then extra-times took place with the famous Thierry Henry’s hand and offered to France its qualification into the two thousand ten World Cup. Spectators of the Stadium of France

1101040126-578963,00.html Sunday, Jan. 18, 2004 Because They're Worth It L'Oreal's marketing tilt toward Asians and blacks makes its growth prospects prettier By JENNIE JAMES/PARIS Until she discovered L'Oreal's ethnic-beauty institute on Chicago's South Side, Regina Hatcher had dry, strawlike hair — the price she paid for chemically straightening it. But one Sunday, the African-American security officer, 35, received a tip from a friend whose daughter had turned to the center, formally called the

Liverpool Histoire Liverpool : WEST/EAST Ouest/Est NORTH/SOUTH Nord/Sud seaside bord de la mer linked lié a bay aboyer a harbour le port Direction -to follow... untill poursuivre jusqu'à ce que... -to cross traverser -at the third left à la troisième à gauche -you turn tourne -to carry an effectuer un -to walk straight on as for as... marcher tout droit Doc 2 p.115 A. Liverpool's a city remarkable, modern, cosmopolitan, steeped in history, most famous

twined with Barcelona (Spain), Liverpool (GB), and San José (California, USA). 2) The economic situation last years The county of Dublin accounts for 1.3% of the landmass of the state, and includes the administrative areas of Dublin City, South Dublin, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal. Dublin played a leading role concerning the economic growth for the whole Irish country (with its principal leading sectors of the Irish economy; software, electronics, financial services, tourism…)

Moyen Orient |31 % | |Asia |24 % | |South America |9,7 % | |Africa |3,9 % |   Total of sales in 2006 • Distributed 2 billions physical cases. • Equivalent to

s’agit en général des terres les plus pauvres, sans richesse naturelle et sans industrie. Progressivement, la politique de ségrégation s’étend à tous les domaines : géographique, économique, social… II- the different black movement liberalism in South Africa A- black consciousness movement Le « Mouvement de Conscience noire » (Black Consciousness Movement) est en Afrique du Sud un courant de pensée proche du Black nationalism et du panafricanisme, à la recherche d'une démarche exclusivement noire pour

eKhayelitsha (South Africa, 2005) The adaptation of “Carmen” by Mark Dornford-May was undoubtedly my favourite; the way that it has been interpreted to relate with an alternative audience is excellent. The production is set in South Africa which alone is a huge challenge when thinking about the concept of adaptation. The nouvelle is wholly Spanish and maintains views of modern western orientalism and exoticism. However, this modern film a shot entirely in Xhosa, a South African language