Je Suis en Bonne Forme
Dans ma propre opinion, je pense que je ne suis très sain, ni très
malsain. Je pense que je suis entre sain et malsain parce que je sais
que je mange sainement mais je n'exerce pas souvent, que je dois
faire. Je ne mange pas le petit déjeuner les matins qui est très
mauvais parce qu'il est dit que le petit déjeuner est le repas plus
important du jour. Pour le déjeuner je normalement mange quelque chose
petit, comme une pomme ou quelque autre type de fruit. Quand je retour
à ma maison de l'école, à environ 16:00, je mange toujours du pain
grillé et je et je bois une tasse de thé au lait. Je mange alors le
dîner équilibre à environ 20:00 avec ma famille. Je normalement mange
le pain grillé comme snack parce que c'est rapide et facile à préparer
et le pain grillé n'est pas malsain. J'essaie de manger beaucoup de
fruits autant que possible comme snack. Mes fruit préfères sont les
nectarines, les raisins, les cerises, et les oranges parce qu'ils sont
rafraîchissent. Au temps de ma dîner, ma famille le fait une nécessite
à mange le salade comme partie do notre régime. Mes légumes préfères
sont les poivrons, les concombres, laitue croquante et les avocats. Je
bois une grande quantité de thé et le café pendant le jour et j'aime
boire de l'eau ou la orangeade pour me rafraîchir.
On doit éviter la nourriture industrielle comme le chocolat, les chips
et las restauration rapide parce qu'ils sont extrêmement engraissement
et contiennent beaucoup de sel ou sucre qui sont mauvais pour votre
cœur. Manger trop de ces nourritures peut causer des nuies long termes
à votre corps. Les fruits et les légumes sont très bons pour vous
parce qu'ils contiennent beaucoup des vitamines et des minéraux qui
sont essentiels pour la peau, les yeux et les dents et ils améliore
votre immunité aux maladies. Manger tous types de la viande et de la
graine légumineuse sont très bons pour vous parce qu'ils sont riche en
Reviving the crumbling Saint-Domingue economy was a crucial determining factor in France’s involvement with the colony. Toussaint’s ability to create a thriving economy would determine his position as a leader. If he was unable to create a stable economy, then there was someone else that could replace him. This revival was key to slavery not being re-imposed in the colony. Toussaint L’Ouverture had to prove that the Saint Domingue colony could succeed and be profitable within a slaveless economy. As much as he could comprehend the morality of ending slavery, he was also very aware of the importance slavery had to the West Indies in maintaining France’s economy. Although there are some arguments that state that slavery’s importance to their
It was hard to find symbolism in this film since their culture was very colonialized. It seemed as though the culture was so European/American that the culture was gone. Even though it was hard, I was still able to find some cultural symbolisms.
Watteau’s Enseigne de Gersaint is one of the artist’s most fully realized works. It is ambitious and sophisticated in size and execution, in visual economy, and in content. It is consequently only masquerading under the guise of a signboard, a categori...
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L.A. Gear is an athletic shoe manufacturer that is struggling in the athletic footwear industry. The company is ranked number three following Nike and Reebok. L.A. Gear is well known to its female customers due to their fashionable shoe line. To be able to gain some ground on the other shoe manufacturers L.A. Gear is going to have to develop a men's shoe line and capture some of the male buyers. This is not going to be an easy task since Nike and Reebok spend an extensive amount of money on their advertising campaigns including celebrity spokesmen. L.A. gear not only needs to capture the male buyers but they also need to maintain their female customers so a delicate balance is needed. An extensive research and marketing campaign will be necessary to penetrate this market and still maintain its loyal customers and brand recognition. Once the research is gathered a full scale marketing campaign will follow once the new direction of the company is determined.
2. If the department that produces Item 345 was a profit center and if you were
In his first month of living in Provence, Mayle experiences his first Provencal meal, in which he appears to enjoy significantly. He describes it as “a meal that [he] shall never forget; more accurately, it was several meals that [he] shall never forget, because it went beyond gastronomic frontiers of anything [he] had ever experienced, both in quantity and length” (14). The vivid phrases and non colloquial words Mayle uses to recall his first cuisine experience indicates the overall powerful influence that the food had over him. As he later finds out, the men and women of Provence have an “interest in food [that] verges on obsession” (15) and that the “French are as passionate about food as other nationalities are about sport and politics” (16). Also, Mayle notices that “the Chez Michel is [...] not sufficiently pompous to attract too much attention from the Guide Michelin” (60). In fact, the “clients of the restaurant eat very well in the back, [...] the owner cooks, [...] members of the family help at table and kitchens, [and has] no
The script’s opening image defines the film’s POV, by using the camera to subjectively identify our protagonist’s recent affliction as he awakens paralyzed from a stroke induced coma. Jean-Dominique Bauby, a.k.a. Jean-Do, is informed of his condition by the doctor. He is unable to respond to the doctor’s questions, which sets-up the conflict that he will struggle to communicate his thoughts throughout the script. As Jean-Do looks around his hospital room, we are informed by pictures and drawings beside his bed that he was a successful editor of a fashion magazine who led a comfortable and pleasurable lifestyle. There are images of his children alongside drawings that they have made for him. There is a sense of hopelessness and despair expressed through his interior monologue when he asks, “Is this life”? There are several unified themes stated in the opening pages of the script. First, there is a bell heard in the distance which informs the reader that our protagonist is trying to somehow communicate with others, but cannot do so throug...
first two years of their marriage, Emilie gave birth to a boy and a girl, and
A man walks down a darkened hallway, as the music slowly gets quieter. The walls seem to breath and close in on him as he nears the door with cracked red paint. On the old rusted handle lies a blotch of red as well, but the man knows that this blotch can't paint. He doesn't know whether hallucinating or not. His hand starts to shake, but, before he can turn the knob a sudden gust of cold air hits the back of his neck. Filled with dread, he turns around. An apparition of his late wife stares back at him, her eyes white and face decaying. She, a vengeful spirit perhaps, had come seeking revenge on her living spouse for the wrongs he had done. Today's media shows scenes like this constantly; they appear in shows, movies and
We all have a place that we like to go to relax. For some, it is a quiet place and a good book to read. Others may enjoy spending quality time with friends and family. Guy de Maupassant enjoyed being near water. Maupassant “was a passionate lover of the sea and of rivers” (“Guy de Maupassant”). In his short story “Two Friends”, distant friends run into each other and decide to relive a peaceful activity they once shared: fishing. Maupassant’s love of the water influenced the content of this story. If the reader looks carefully, they can see several parts of the story that may have been influenced by the author’s life and views. Maupassant’s short story “Two Friends” is an allegory about his view of the ideal Frenchman because Maupassant portrayed the main characters as patriotic, brave, and opposed to war.
Nous sommes restés en Bakersfield en un hotel s'appelle 'Best Western' Prochain, nous sommes allés au 'Death Valley' - la vallée de mort! Il était trés, trés chaud - cent dix sept degrees. Il est la place plus chaude en le monde. Nous sommes restés en un hôtel s'appelle 'Furnace Creek'.
«La principale erreur de notre temps est de chercher en toute chose la vitesse. »
...s At The College De France: 1975-76. Eds. Mauro Bertani and Alessandro Fontana. Trans. David Macy. Intro.