JIMÉNEZ TIMES IES JIMÉNEZ DE QUESADA 3º ESO B BILINGÜE Número 2 CURSO 2014 NOTICIA Entrevista a Mandela Mandela nos cuenta cómo luchó por la paz del mundo . _________________________ Le PSG s'en sort contre Toulouse grâce à Ibrahimovi __________________ Christopher Columbus SANTA FE CAPITULACIONES DE SANTA FE 2014 El 17 de abril de 1492 se produce la firma del documento de las Capitulaciones de Santa Fe por los Reyes Católicos que daría como resultado el descubrimiento de América el 12 de octubre del mismo año. En esta fecha, Santa Fe celebra el importante papel jugado en el descubrimiento del Nuevo Mundo. En esta festividad se celebran actos de índole cultural donde se destaca el pasado histórico de la ciudad. Entre las diferentes actividades que se desarrollan este día hay que destacar los homenajes institucionales, exposiciones artísticas, conciertos al aire libre y su famoso mercado medieval que traslada a Santa Fe a pleno siglo XV. Este año ha hecho 522 años desde que los Reyes Católicos firmaron Las Capitulaciones. Esta festividad se celebra todos los años en honor a la firma del documento de las Capitulaciones de Santa Fe. Christopher Columbus Columbus, Christopher (1451-1506), Italian Spanish navigator who sailed west across the Atlantic Ocean in search of a route to Asia but achieved fame by making landfall in the Americas instead. On October 12, 1492, two worlds unknown to each other met for the first time on a small island in the Caribbean Sea . While on a voyage for Spain in search of a direct sea route from Europe to Asia, Christopher Columbus unintentionally discovered the Americas. However, in four separate voyages to the Caribbean from 1492 to 1504, he remained convinced that he had found the lands that Marco Polo reached in his overland travels to China at the end of the 13th century. ________________________________________________________ .
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JIMÉNEZ TIMES IES JIMÉNEZ DE QUESADA 3º ESO B BILINGÜE
Número 2 CURSO 2014
NOTICIA
Entrevista a Mandela Mandela nos cuenta cómo
luchó por la paz del mundo .
_________________________
Le PSG s'en sort contre Toulouse
grâce à Ibrahimovi
__________________
Christopher Columbus SANTA FE
CAPITULACIONES DE SANTA FE 2014
El 17 de abril de 1492 se produce la firma del documento de las Capitulaciones de Santa Fe por los Reyes Católicos que daría como resultado el descubrimiento de América el 12 de octubre del mismo año. En esta fecha, Santa Fe celebra el importante papel jugado en el descubrimiento del Nuevo Mundo. En esta festividad se celebran actos de índole cultural donde se destaca el pasado histórico de la ciudad. Entre las diferentes actividades que se desarrollan este día hay que destacar los homenajes institucionales, exposiciones artísticas, conciertos al aire libre y su famoso mercado medieval que traslada a Santa Fe a pleno siglo XV. Este año ha hecho 522 años desde que los Reyes Católicos firmaron Las Capitulaciones. Esta festividad se celebra todos los años en honor a la firma del documento de las Capitulaciones de Santa Fe.
Christopher Columbus
Columbus, Christopher (1451-1506), Italian Spanish navigator who
sailed west across the Atlantic Ocean in search of a route to Asia but
achieved fame by making landfall in the Americas instead.
On October 12, 1492, two worlds unknown to each other met for the
first time on a small island in the Caribbean Sea . While on a voyage
for Spain in search of a direct sea route from Europe to Asia,
Christopher Columbus unintentionally discovered the Americas.
However, in four separate voyages to the Caribbean from 1492 to
1504, he remained convinced that he had found the lands that Marco
Polo reached in his overland travels to China at the end of the 13th
tener una base de todo. Si solo quisiéramos estudiar desde
pequeños lo que vamos hacer en un futuro solo daríamos un par
de asignaturas, seríamos unos genios en nuestro empleo, pero
seguiríamos siendo unos incultos y analfabetos en la vida.
También estáis lo que decís, que porque sois de ciencias, no
necesitáis las artes, ahí incluyo la música, ya que es un arte.
¿Alguien es capaz de decirme de un científico que lo haya dicho?
Yo no. Todos coinciden en que ayudan a desarrollar su cerebro,
incluso hay estudios, que demuestran que se rinde más y mejor si
la practicas. La música está hecha con matemáticas, nos ayuda a
aplicarlas a la vida y de una forma más distendida.
Como dijo Jorge Herrero: “Por supuesto, las matemáticas son muy
importantes, pero no se puede respaldar que tecnologías de la
información y comunicación no se vea al menos un año en la
época que vivimos”. Todo hoy en día es tecnología, los
videojuegos, los móviles, las televisiones... ¿qué menos que
conocer algo de sus orígenes? Por supuesto ni que decir tiene, que
están relacionadas a más no poder con las matemáticas.
Por otro lado, también me gustaría mencionar, que me parece
inadecuado que sean adultos los que decidan esto. ¿No han pasado
ya ellos esta etapa? ¿No tuvieron su tiempo de elegir lo que
querían hacer? ¿Quiénes son ellos para decidir sobre nuestro
futuro? ¿No deberíamos elegir nosotros? Esto me parece un poco
como lo del aborto. ¿Por qué deciden hombres sobre lo que
tenemos que hacer las mujeres? Como diría Tomás, el de “La que
se avecina”: “Nosotras parimos, nosotras decidimos”.
*En conclusión, si seguimos así, esto se nos puede ir de las manos
y podemos llegar a ser robots, como los de las películas del futuro,
sin razón y sentimientos. ¿Queremos, realmente, que esto suceda?
Ángeles Castillo Roldán 3º ESO B
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READ THE MIND By Ángeles Gandarillas and Mª Jesús Gómez 4º ESO B _____________________
The creators are Ángela
Gandarillas Rocha and María
Jesús Gómez Porcel. We have
created this tract to know the
mind of the criminals and to
know if they are innocent.
MEASURE
-It measure ten centimetres of
long and five of width.
-It has got a battery.
-Camera ten megapix.
-Screen tactile.
-Three principles keys.
It is tract. “Read of mind” is
similarity mobile phone. It has
got three process:
1)When you on, you put the
name and the surname of the
person.
2)Then record your voice.
3)And then you put a photo.
OPERATION
The tract analyzes it and get a
small text where what explains
this thinking. This is a very
good tract for police officers
because so know if the detainee
is guilty or not
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Image A is before new cells
were reseeded. The finished
product is image B
HEALTH
The new method of creating stem cells
Previously, the new stem cells were obtained from genetic changes of skin cells with a cientific and medical end. But new investigations of scientists demonstrated that if they add a type of acid to the blood cells, it can become into stem cells. This method is faster and safer than others; . Stem cells can become into any tissue, for treatments in the eyes, the heart, the brain, the muscles... In fact, the laboratory of the investigator Juan Carlos Izpisúa, he achieved generated for first time three-dimensional renal structures from human stem cells, which the center has described as “minikidneys”.
Human lung made in lab for first time
For the first time, scientists have created human lungs in a lab -- an exciting step forward in regenerative medicine, but an advance that likely won't help patients for many years. "It's so darn cool," said Joan Nichols, a researcher at the University of Texas Medical Branch. "It's been science fiction and we're moving into science fact." If the lungs work -- and that's a big if -- they could help the more than 1,600 people awaiting a lung transplant. Lungs are one of many body parts being manufactured in the lab -- some parts, such as tracheas and livers, are even further along.
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"Whole-organ engineering is going to work as a solution to the organ donor shortage," said Dr. Stephen Badylak, deputy director of the McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
"It's been science fiction and we're moving into science fact."
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ARCHAEOLOGY
Ancient skull discovery
In the eastern European nation of Georgia, a group of researchers has excavated a 1.8 million - year-old skull of an ancient human relative, whose only name right now is Skull 5. They report their findings in the journal Science, and say it belongs to our genus, called Homo.
"This is most complete early Homo skull ever found in the world," said lead study author David Lordkipanidze, researcher at the Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi.
The variation in physical features among the Dmanisi hominid specimens is comparable to the degree of diversity found in humans today, suggesting that they all belong to one species, Lordkipanidze said.
Now it gets more controversial: Lordkipanidze and colleagues also propose that these individuals are members of a single evolving Homo erectus species, examples of which have been found in Africa and Asia. The similarities between the new skull from Georgia and Homo erectus remains from Java, Indonesia, for example, may mean there was genetic "continuity across large geographic distances," the study said.
What's more, the researchers suggest that the fossil record of what have been considered different Homo species from this time period -- such as Homo ergaster, Homo rudolfensis and Homo habilis -- could actually be variations on a single species, Homo erectus. That defies the current understanding of how early human relatives should be classified.
Looking after the land.
Are you ready to be confronted with evidence that will directly contradict the version of “world history” that you were taught in school? In recent years, hundreds of extremely bizarre skulls have been discovered all over the planet.
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What is immigration? It can be defined as the movement of
population that refers to the arrival in a
country of people from other nationalities
to settle in it.
Contribution of immigrants
A recent study shows that immigration has
had a positive effect on the Spanish
economy. Much of the economic growth in
recent years has been due to the
contribution of immigrants. We can also
observe this phenomenon in the rest of
Europe. The presence of immigrants has
had a beneficial effect on the economies of
their host countries.
The results of the survey also indicate that
immigration has rejuvenated the European
population. This is especially true in Spain.
Without immigration, Spain would not
have enough young people. The Spanish
population would get older and this would
have serious consequences in the future.
Another example is the USA. Immigrants
are key to the U.S. economy. The study
"Immigrants and the economy," says that
this social group represents 20 percent of
the population and contributes in
proportion to the country's economy. The
report also makes clear that in cities with a
high immigrant population, this
contribution is much larger. In Miami, for
example, the contribution of immigrants
reaches to 38%. Immigrants are attracted
to areas where there is employment and an
expanding labour market can generate
more growth. Consequently, immigration is
directly linked to economic growth.
RACISM
Racism is understood as defending the racial
sense of an ethnic group , especially when
living with another or others, and designates
the anthropological doctrine or political
ideology based on this feeling. However, in
contemporary political discourse and the mass
media this term takes on a different meaning
when it is used as a label for political
correctness attack any position against the
interests of an ethnic minority.
Generally , this word is understood when we
speak of differentiation of people with a
different tone of skin in a widespread area /
territory.
Environment to the idealization of this term ,
in many countries and states worldwide was
made with a type of "illegality " to the people
rejected ; included in this call racism. Was
also adopted and transformed into slavery ;
for example in Spain , until October 1886 ,
this behavior is not abolished . Year later,
begin to "accept" people previously
discriminated by laws established by patriotic
values. In Spain , as in other regions of the
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world , discrimination and hate crimes occur
repeatedly , which exceed 4,000 per year ,
against stigmatized individuals or groups :
immigrants , gypsies, homeless people ,
homosexuals and other citizens on grounds of
religious and social diversity.
The targets of these attacks , of which the
exact figures are not known because only
complaint about 4% , are in addition to
individuals, mosques, Roma homes, Maghribi
shops , synagogues , the headquarters of
organizations left and even football fans ,
anti-racist ' NGOs ' and journalists , according
to a report by the Movement Against
Intolerance . Thus they have now moved the
presidents of the Movement Against
Intolerance , Esteban Ibarra, and the European
Network Against Hate Crimes , Valentín
González , to the Ombudsperson , Soledad
Becerril, who would have given the RAXEN -
2012 Report , which includes the
aforementioned situation. In addition, we
have been asked to intercede for Spain have a
record of these crimes as they have almost all
European countries (minus five).
According to the report , there are racist and
xenophobic groups in all regions , in addition
to more than 1,500 web sites and xenophobic
, dozens of racist and neo-fascist concert
music ( 26 detected ) and over 10,000 ultras
and neo-Nazis. It also has documented more
than 80 hate killings since 1991. The report
warns that currently are creating organized
groups who convene and conduct
demonstrations systematically propaganda
against immigration and diversity,
" endangering the cohesion and coexistence
in democratic society.
Nelson Mandela, South
Africa’s Liberator as
Prisoner and President, Dies
at 95
5 de diciembre de 2013
NELSON MANDELA & THE
PEACE
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Rolihlahla Mandela was born in Mvezo, Transkei,
on July 18, 1918, to Nonqaphi Nosekeni and
Nkosi Mphakanyiswa Gadla Mandela. His father
died when he was 12 and he became a ward of the
Thembu Regent Jongintaba Dalindyebo where he
heard stories of his ancestor‟s valour. At primary
opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live
for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal
for which I am prepared to die.” On 11 June 1964
he and seven others Walter Sisulu, Ahmed
Kathrada, Govan Mbeki, Raymond Mhlaba, Denis
Goldberg, Elias Motsoaledi and Andrew Mlangeni
were convicted and the next day were sentenced
to life imprisonment. His mother died in 1968 and
his eldest son Thembi in 1969.
He was not allowed to attend their funerals. On 31
March 1982 he was transferred to Pollsmoor
Prison in Cape Town with Sisulu, Mhlaba and
Mlangeni. Kathrada joined them in October. In
1986 he initiated talks with the government about
an ultimate meeting with the ANC. He spent over
three months in hospital with Tuberculosis and the
last 14 months of his imprisonment in a house at
Victor Verster Prison from where he was released
on 11 February 1990.. His life has been an
inspiration to all who are oppressed and deprived,
to all who are opposed to oppression and
deprivation. He died at his home in Johannesburg
on 5 December 2013. He was 95.
NELSON MANDELA,
SYNONIMOUS OF PEACE Do you wanna know something about the first Nobel of Mandela? In 1993 Nelson Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. This is hardly surprising considering the work he has done. A Nobel Peace Prize is not won lightly. What was that he read after delivery? Under Nelson Mandela leadership the injustice of apartheid has been addressed and to a large extent ended (at least politically and on paper). Nelson Mandela himself now leads a quiet existence in peace. There is no peace without equality and this is a message Nobel peace prize Mandela has sought all his life to bring through to the people of South Africa and the people of the world What was that inspired him to continue? . I doubt there are many people in this world who do not believe that Mandela was a man worthy of this prize. His own people have shown him the honor by naming him Mandiba. This is an honorary name that represents his tribe, and some say the one he prefers. It is a sign of both affection and highest respect. He is also known as Khulu , meaning great or paramount and as Dalibhunga (having past through the rite of passage). Many names, one person.
Why people thing that Nelson and peace are synonimous? Nelson Mandela and peace are synonymous. Equal opportunity, education and political rights are the things that Nelson Mandela has spent his life fighting for. And for this and other things, Nelson was compared with peace. About his time in prision … He was in prison 27 years. While he was a prisioner his reputation increased and he was reconised as the most important black lyder in Sudafrica. He studied by a post program of the London University, he obtained the law degree, he learned african and he studied the culture to understand better his enemies. Why the Sudafrican people wanted to kill Mandela? One interesting thing is that the Sudafrican Secret Service prepared a false try of scape. The true objective was kill Mandela under the appearence of a recapture. But the Britain Intelligence Service knew the plan so they frustrated it.
NELSON MANDELA: THE
MONUMENT OF AFRICA
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. _________________________________
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INTERVIEW NELSON MANDELA: INTERVIEW
BEFORE HIS DEATH
Question: Nelson Mandela. It's been 10 years since
he retired from political activity and things have
changed a lot. Answer: Yes, very. Now Zuma is
_President and our country has become the host
country of the World Cup 2010.
Q. : It is true . Who was going to say that South
Africa after many difficult years would end up being
the chosen country for probably hold one of the
quintessential sporting events ? A: The truth is yes.
But both the country as the South African people
deserve this . We fought hard .
Q. : Especially you. What is your assessment of his
years as president of the country ? A. years were
very nice, no doubt, but were also difficult years
where you had to prove that I deserved the position
he held . Not only South Africans but also the whole
world. Q. No doubt his appointment as successor to
De Klerk was a world event . Not only was the first
black president but also an ex-convict .
A. Yes , the famous prisoner number 446/64 ( laughs
I am grateful to the people) . But most importantly it
was to become the first black president. It was
important. Very important. Q: Especially in regard to
the fight against Apartheid . A. Yes , especially for
that. The era of Apartheid meant many difficult
years for the black people of the country . The laws
of the Boers , white men , were guilty of much
suffering . Q. What do you remember those years?
A. : Ugh ... so many things . They were very difficult
times . People from outside may read many books and
documented much and even that never come to
understand the pain that meant to black South
Africans . Q. : They even got to postpone the first
heart transplant in the world , man to man, because
the donor was black .
A: Exactly. Imagine , at that time , in 1967. How
could you get a white to a black heart ? Q.
Fortunately the situation improved . Judgments
against those who carried out torture and that,
suppose , was an important step for the black people
were held . A: Absolutely. But do not doubt you in
the least . That's what sets South Africa in many
other countries with a complex, hard history . We
close the issue. We closed altogether.In the trials
of the accused were forced to admit their guilt in
front of families. And they had to apologize . That
was very important . Think how you would feel .
When black people he was tortured . They were
maimed and killed for being black . Therefore, the
courts blame reconocieses their families and ask for
a pardon for it was very important.
Q. has always said that , for you, the "armed
struggle " was his last resort. However, he spent 27
years in prison. A. Yes ... They were difficult years .
Although I was released in 1989 after dl palace coup
within the National Party, which put De Klerk as
president , displacing Pieter Botha, spent some time
under house arrest.
Q. Speaking of his years in prison, says it was "
difficult years " . He was tortured badly and often .
Yet not torture him mad . No reason nor lost the will
to live , like many of his peers. R. : And not missing
me reason to do it ( smiles). Yes , I endured . Not
just for me . Not only because they believed in that
for which he fought . Also I did it for the people. So
that would not lose hope.
Q.: You keep very nice memories many prisoners of
Robben Island prison. They have come to say that
you were " that wonderful man who was able to take
shape , in a dark, damp cell , one of the most hopeful
historical events ." A.: I am grateful to the people.
They have treated me very well. I am very dear . I
feel loved . 'm Mkhulu ( means grandmother in
Afrikans ) of many people. Q: After several years in
prison, also under house arrest and released from
prison in 1994 , and the first democratic elections in
the country , is elected President of South Africa by
an absolute majority on behalf of the ANC . How was
that day? A: It was one of the most important days
of my life, but mostly was one of the most important
in the history of my country. The point is not that I
was elected President . The important thing is that
it was black . Do you understand? I was the first
black president and also the first democratically
elected by universal suffrage . It was a great day.
I'll never forget . Q.: And with your choice ,
international isolation that hung over the country
came to an end . A. Yes , that was very important.
We had been many "separate " all year . We become
excluded from the Olympic Games, Rugby and
Soccer World Cups . Q. Now, several years later,
prepare to be the host country of the 2010 World
Cup . Mandela laughs and rubs his hands . A:Yes ! It's
wonderful , is not it ? ( ... ) Is silent for a moment .
He see through a huge window . He is perfectly
marked wrinkles on the face. Wrinkles are a true
reflection of the years that have passed. ( ... ) South
Africa is a great country. It deserves . Q. And much
is owed to you. A. : And I feel terribly proud of that
. I am South African and I will be always . I will keep
fighting until the day I die. The important thing was
not to eliminate apartheid.
I am grateful to the people
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100 YEARS AGO, THE STORY
CHANGED IN 1914 MURDER OF
ARCHDUKE TURNED IT ALL,
FROM JUNE 28 TO THAT DATE,
HOSTILITIES BEGAN. TWO POWERS:
THE TRIPLE
ENTENTE AND THE TRIPLE THREAT
ENGAGED. THIS WOULD BE
CONSIDERED A WAR
OF MOVEMENT AND TRENCHES.
1914-1915 Over 70 million soldiers were involved in the 4-
year χάος (chaos) that plunged into a drain over 9
million deaths. Technological advancement in
the infantry was used massively and recklessly.
An example of this is the battle of Verdun
happened in 1916 between the
German and French Empire. It lasted about eleven
months. In 1914 it was a symbolic and fortified
place which had the support of artillery. The battle
was popularized by the famous
"You shall not pass!" Said the French commander
Robert Nivelle
11991166 Unfortunately the result was a total of over a quarter of a million deaths and half a million injuries among both sides. The Battle of Verdun, also called machine grinder Verdun or Meuse Mill, became a symbol of France's determination to keep the floor and then push back the enemy at any human cost. However, it is clear that the French High Command had been caught off guard by the assault on Verdun in February 1916.
As time passed, Verdun became a "war of attrition" where the artillery continued to play the dominant role. The success of the fixed
fortification system led to the adoption of the
Maginot Line (French fortification and defense
along its border with Germany and Italy) as the
basis of the defense system along the Franco-
German border during post-
CONSEQUENCES
-DEMOGRAPHIC-CONSEQUENCES:
Although the scenarios where developed with
particular intensity the war were relatively low
compared with those of the World War II, the
number of fatalities caused was very high: more
than four million between the Central Powers
and five million between Allied; There were a
large number of civilian casualties, much higher
than in previous wars. Add to this the high
number of injured and maimed was added. Most
occurred in young men, resulting in a female
relative overpopulation. The production system
was conditioned by the declining birth rate and
aging population. Mortality suffered a
substantial increase due to malnutrition and
general health impairment.
Governments were overwhelmed by countless
orphans.
IDEOLOGICAL-CONSEQUENCES: The post-war society was gripped by a profound
crisis of conscience.
The aftermath of the conflict led to the
questioning of the prevailing political, social and
economic models since the early twentieth
century.
Drawing on an incipient nationalism began to
assert their independence from metropolis.
There emerged a peculiar social type: the misfit to
peace and nostalgic war, which was supported by
revanchist nationalist and radical movements that
progressed during the interwar period. Many ex-
soldiers were excluded
END OF THE FIRST ACT
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-SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES: The incorporation of women into the productive
system during the conflict that broke the
monopoly hitherto pursued therein men, thereby
altering traditional patterns of development of
capitalism.
The impoverished middle classes out of the
conflict, while new fortunes linked to the
production of weapons and food speculation
arose. The working masses suffered a significant
loss of purchasing power of their wages due to
inflation and were protagonists of intense labor
unrest, embodied in a wave of strikes that echoes
the Russian Bolshevik revolution (revolución
bolchevique) were made
Bridge (Liege, devastated)
AN EXAMPLE NOWADAYS
We believe that this battle can happen again. The
example is between Ukraine and Russia are
having conflicts between them ceded lands that
Russia now wants to recover , that is one of the
many consequences of this conflicts and it can be
a global catastrophe. This
This is a photography that what happened
between Russian and Ukraine.
Hollande attend d'être vu
avec Gayet : “Je ne vais pas
obtenir dès “
Votre environnement méprise rumeurs
sur la fin de la relation
Selon Paris Match , est préoccupé par
la santé de Valérie
Le frère du journaliste et verset compte
vos revenus
L'affaire Gayet continue à queue de poisson .
Malgré le silence officiel imposé par l'Elysée
pour le dernier mois et demi , la romance
secrète Hollande président avec l'actrice
encore faire des flots d'encre dans
l'Hexagone .
«Je ne vais pas prendre si tôt , " Chirac a été
cité comme disant que quelqu'un de son
entourage , sur la possibilité de normaliser
leurs relations . La petite phrase
énigmatique, publié aujourd'hui par le
magazine Paris Match , en dit long sur le
mode de vie de François Hollande . Un
homme , à la fois dans la politique et dans sa
vie personnelle , a toujours cherché à cacher
leurs fins les plus intimes , comme les joueurs
de poker ne quand ils ont un truc de victoires
et trahissent craignent que sourire maladroit
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CINEMA
Intouchables
Comédie Date de sortie : 02 novembre 2011 Toutes les sorties de la semaine
Réalisé par : Eric Tolédano
Olivier Nakache http://www.premiere.fr/Star/Olivier-Nakache-100974 Avec : François Cluzet Omar Sy Anne Le Ny ...> Tout le casting Durée : 1h52min Pays de production : France Année de production : 2010 Titre original : Les Intouchables Distributeur : Gaumont
Synopsis
A la suite d’un accident de parapente,
Philippe, riche aristocrate, engage
comme aide à domicile Driss, un jeune
de banlieue tout juste sorti de prison.
Bref la personne la moins adaptée pour
le job. Ensemble ils vont faire
NOUVELLES Je vais vous détruire comme vous me l' avez détruit ! " Le magazine Vanity Fair a révélé par Valérie Trierweiler frère et quelques amis comme c'était l'éclatement de l' ex-première dame et Hollande. La vendetta a commencé . Le cercle intérieur de Valérie Trierweiler et son frère , William Massonneau ont découvert les secrets de la relation du président français François Hollande et qui a été huit ans votre partenaire . Vanity Fair , dans son édition espagnole , a rapporté les déclarations de garantir Massonneau : " La capacité de mener une vie parallèle Hollande me dépasse son pouvoir de séduction est immense . " . Il ajoute : «La relation entre ma sœur et Hollande a été influencée par les événements politiques . Ils n'étaient pas Valérie et François . Ils étaient le président et la première dame "
_______________________________ 50 AÑOS CON MAFALDA
Une dame fait des reproches à son boulanger : - Je suis désolée de vous le dire, mais votre pain est rassis ! - Un peu de respect, Madame, je faisais du pain avant que vous ne soyez née ! - Justement, ce que je vous reproche, c’est de ne le vendre que maintenant !