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Travail d écriture en anglais des élèves de : 202, 205 et 206. Avec B. Bérod
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1 Travail d écriture en anglais des élèves de : 202, 205 et 206 Avec B. Bérod
2 PETITE BIOGRAPHIE L'artiste peintre et illustrateur américain Norman Rockwell naît à New York le 3 février Il décède à Stockbridge le 8 novembre Norman Rockwell est célèbre pour ses couvertures de magazines qu il réalise notamment pour le Saturday Evening Post. Il est aussi l auteur d affiches célèbres. Son style se caractérise à la fois par son réalisme et par son humour. Norman Rockwell entre en 1908 à la Chase School of Fine and Applied Arts. En 1910, il abandonne ses études et entre à l'art Students League of New York, où il perfectionne sa technique auprès de George Bridgeman et Thomas Fogarty. À seize ans, Norman Rockwell illustre son premier livre intitulé "Tell my why". En 1916, Norman Rockwell propose sa première couverture pour le magazine The Saturday Evening Post. Il devient dès lors le peintre de l'américain moyen et réalise les plus célèbres illustrations et couvertures de la revue jusqu'en En 1935, il illustre les romans de Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer et Huckleberry Finn. Dans les années 50, Norman Rockwell réalise les portraits d'eisenhower, de Kennedy et de Nasser. Il peint son Triple Autoportrait : par une mise en abyme, le peintre se peint en train de se peindre en se regardant dans un miroir. L'essor de la photographie et le déclin de l'illustration dans les années 60, amène Norman Rockwell à quitter le Saturday Evening Post. À la fin des années 60, il travaille pour la revue Look et illustre des thèmes plus en relation avec les convulsions politiques du temps. Sa plus célèbre illustration pour Look montre une petite fille noire américaine se rendant à l'école, escortée par des agents fédéraux
3 Ah ce Norman Rockwell! Quelle peinture! On en prend plein les yeux! Quel environnement fascinant, d'où naît une certaine réflexion artistique. En sortant d'ici, je me hâterai de conseiller cette exposition du 23 au 28 mai au CDI à tous ceux que je connais. Les élèves de seconde 2, 5 et 6
4 Freedom from Want, Norman Rockwell This picture is a painting by Norman Rockwell. In this painting, there is a family around a table, In the middle of this picture, I can see a huge turkey in an oval dish. There are children, teenagers and adults. They are talking, smiling and they look happy. There are two people who are standing at the top of the painting. The old man looks like the grandfather of the family, he is wearing a black suit, and the lady is wearing a dress with an apron, she is holding a turkey. The dishes and the tablecloth are white so it is an important day, it must be Thanksgiving. On the table, there are fruit and vegetables. I chose this picture because it symbolizes abundance and harmony, it s a beautiful painting, it is luminous. I really like having lunch with all my family and I think it is very important. A.B
5 Puppy Love The picture is entitled puppy love. We can see two characters, a boy and a girl ; they re sitting on a bench and looking at the sun. There is a dog too. The girl has flowers in her hands. They must be lovers because the girl is resting the head on the boy s shoulder. I chose that picture because it s romantic, dreamy, there is a lot of passion and love between the two characters. The dog looks melancholic, the picture is sad too. It is attractive. A.R
6 Deadman's Hill This canvas by Norman Rockwell is showing a house with people who are having fun in the snow. It's name is : «Deadman's Hill». The sky is blue grey. The children are playing with sleds. We can also see two dogs which are playing with children. This painting is very joyful. When looking at this painting, we can hear the laughter of children. I chose this oil painting because it reminds me of my holidays with my two parents, my brother and my sister when we came here, in Haute Savoie. We played in the snow. We made snowmen, angels, we went skiing. All children have dreamt of going to the mountain, with their family in Christmas. Léah B.
7 Triple Self Portrait (1960) Triple Self Portrait is a painting by Norman Rockwell. On this painting we can see three pictures of Rockwell, in the foreground there is the painter, we can see his back. On the left we can can see a mirror and on it there is the reflection of Norman. The painter is painting his portrait by helping himself with the mirror. At the top of the painting there are many self portraits, they must be to help him. In the mirror we can see Norman Rockwell with glasses and his pipe, but on the painting we can see only the pipe, not glasses. I chose this picture because I find this painting funny and also amazing thanks to the three portraits. I chose this painting because I love originality. Z. Berger.
8 «Triple Self Portrait» In the middle of this painting, we can see a man (he must be Norman Rockwell), who is looking at himself in a mirror. He is painting his own face on a large canvas and he is smoking a pipe. On the right, there is a mirror on a chair. It looks old and precious because it is framed of gold and there is an eagle at its summit. It may represent power. We find also an gold object at the top of the drawing. It must be a helmet. Some pictures are hooked at the canvas : there are several famous painter s self portraits (Gauguin ). He may be looking at those pictures to take example or to find inspiration. The painter is sitting on a stool. He is dressed slimply : a jean shirt and pants. He looks very concentrated and serious. There is a wine glass in stability on a open book. it gives suspens because we think that it goong to fall. I chose this painting because I found it funny. Norman Rockell has removed his glasses and represented hinself differently from who he is in reality. I like his way to sign his painting : he writes his name in the right bottom of the painting that the painter is painting! I note that he trys to hide his signature on the drawing, he never signs normally. E.C
9 ~Normal Rockwell ~ This painting was made by Norman Rockwell. There are two children, a boy and a girl, and a dog. The little girl has a red and white dress, she has blond hair, and she doesn t have shoes. The little boy has jeans, and a blue sweater with a white waistcoat. He has a straw hat. The dog is looking at the children. The boy has a flower in his right hand and is giving it to the little girl. The little girl has her hands in her back. It seems that they are about to kiss. I chose this painting because it s a painting, full of tenderness and the little girl and the little boy are very cute. Clara
10 Dog Thief and Pie This painting was being in the 30-, 40 s by Norman Rockwell. There are a man and a dog. The man is chased by the dog because he has got a pie. Maybe the dog wants to eat this pie; we can see the smell graphically following the pie. The dog has created an opening in the man s pants and stretched his suspenders to the maximum. The expression on his face illustrates the serious of the situation. A great example of Rockwell s humor. I chose this painting because it s an amazing situation and it makes me laugh. Rockwell has demonstrated the great funny side of this situation with talent. C. B
11 This is a paiting by Norman Rockewell who is a painter of 1950 s. In this painting we can see a little girl, sitting on a bench. She looks happy but she is ugly beacause she has fought She s got a black eye. We can imagine that she s waiting to go to the head s office because she did something forbidden. In the background we can see someone who must be the principal with another men. We don t know who he is but we can guess that he is a supervisor. There are a lot of things hung on the wall. I ve chosen this painting because it s representing something that we have all done one day. It s a funny paniting because the girl has fought and she has got a big smile on her face. The head is smiling too and it makes that painting verry funny, I think that s why I ve chosen it.
12 This is a painting by Norman Rockwell who is a painter of the 1950 s. In this painting we can see a little girl, sitting on a bench. She looks happy but she is ugly because she has been fighting She s got a black eye. We can imagine that she s waiting to go to the head s office because she did something forbidden. In the background we can see someone who must be the headmaster with another man. We don t know who he is but we can guess that he is a supervisor. There are a lot of things hung on the wall. I ve chosen this painting because it represents something that we have all done one day. It s a funny paniting because the girl has fought and she has got a big smile on her face. The headmaster is smiling too and it makes that painting verry funny, I think that s why I ve chosen it.
13 Boy meets his dog This document is a painting by Norman Rockwell. On the right of the picture, we can see a little boy, he s wearing a blue and white cap, a plaid shirt, a red scarf, jeans and brown shoes. On the left we can see a dog in a brown suitcase. In the suitcase we can see dog for sale on the paper the dog is speckled brown and white. The glance of the boy and the dog is very communicative. The boy has already adopted the dog. I chose this picture because all children have dreamt of having a small dog in their house. I chose this painting because I love little animals and this picture is really beautiful. It s inspiring. This picture is really banal but I love it. B.G.
14 NORMAN ROCKWELL April fools day 1948 First, the painting shows two people. The place looks like a small shop stuffy with a lot of things. In the cupboard, there are dolls, paintings, a sewing machine, a candlestick, a phone, stuffed animals (deer, bird). We can see Mona Lisa in bottom left hand corner, above there are old books. In the bottom right hand corner, we can see some small statues. If we look closely, wee see two curtains at the top, on both side of the painting. There are cups hanging from the ceiling, and a lamp... Looks like a rat on old man s shoulder. I think it is a salesman and the young girl has come to buy a doll because she has one in her hand. The shop owner has also one. I think the girl wants to choose the prettiest one, one she prefers, that is why she seems to reflect. She s wearing an orange skirt and a white shirt, with one bag, shoes and socks that match her clothes. So I think she is a schoolgirl. She is with her a dog at her feet and another young girl, maybe her dog and her little sister. I chose this painting because there are lots of things to describe and I was interested in the number of objects that can be found. This accumulation makes us want to explore this painting. I think someone who looks at that doesn t want to miss some details. ARRIGONI Charlotte
15 Norman Rockwell - The problem we all live with. In this oil painting, we can see five people. There are four white men and a little black girl, they are walking and the girl is walking between them. We can t see the men s faces. The men are dressed up and their shoes are polished, and the little girl is wearing a white dress and white shoes, in her hand she carries her school things. The men are certainly policemen because they have a armbands on which we can read «Deputy U.S. Marshal». In the background, on the wall, there are racial slurs and the stains from thrown tomatoes. Maybe, the policemen are escorting this girl to school to protect her. Probably, Norman wanted to express his opinion on the culture of the United States and the racism that there is, because of the segregation laws. I have chose this painting because I enjoyed the theme, it shows well the reality, and the suffering that racism can bring. In reality, I don t understand racism because basically, we have all the same blood. D.B-P.
16 "Autumn Harvest" This is a painting by Normam Rockwell. He is a painter of the 20th century. In this painting we can see a young boy with a pumpkin in his hands. He is wearing a green shirt, braces holding blue pants, and a hat on his head. He is looking at ducks in the sky, his dog too. We can imagine that the birds want to eat the pumpkins so the boys is protecting them. He looks in a panic because of by this attack. The dog looks in a panick too. I ve chosen this painting because in this painting we can see what a boy does to preserve his pumpkins from the ducks attack. It s funny because the boy and the dog are looking at the same thing. The dog look more attentive because its tail is up.
17 «American ideals, baseball, July 4th» This is a painting by Norman Rockwell. This painting was made on May 23, 1948.There is a baseball team with 5 players they are pretty sad because they are losing. In the background the audience are screaming and cheering their team. It is a Chicago baseball team. They are dressed in white I chose this painting because I like sport and this painting is my taste. It is very realistic. Only 2 players are standing and 3 people are sitting. J.B
18 Norman Rockwell "The Rookie" This famous picture by Norman Rockwell appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on March 2, This painting was made to commemorate the advent of the baseball season. The Rookie is an authentic vision of the Boston Red Sox locker room, in Florida. Five Red Sox players are in this picture, they are wearing white baseball suit, with blue caps with a B on them. On their shirts, we can see the name of their team, Red Sox. There is another man who is wearing a seersucker suit. He has a suitcase, a bat and a mit and he s got a special smile. In the background there is a man who is stand up, and is looking on to the right. He could be the coach of the team. We can see through the windows, a palm tree, symbol of Florida. I ve chosen this painting by Norman Rockwell, because I like sport and the light of this paint has touched me. The expression of the players face and of the coach, are really interesting. One is smiling, another is thinking, another looks surprised. They could be real. Louis BOURDIER 2 nde 6
19 Glen Canyon Dam by NORMAN ROCKWELL This canvas was painted by Norman Rockwell. In the foreground, there are three characters, one woman on a horse and two men (a young man and an old one). The man is looking down and the woman is looking at the sky. We can see a dog and two birds. In the background, we can see a dam in the Glen Canyon. I think it s the Indians who are looking at the dam built in their canyon. I chose this painting because its colors are bright and warm. Marine Gasner Tavernier
20 The boy and puppies by Norman Rockwell In the painting, there are a young boy with puppies and a dog. We can see a plate in which they are eating. The young boy is sitting near the puppies and he looks happy, he is dressed with a jacket and a hat. The dog is looking at the young boy. There are leaves so, it is fall. I chose this painting, because I think the young boy and the puppies are moving and cute, we would like to stroke them. M.B.
21 Norman Rockwell ( ) Norman Rockwell was a very know American painter This painting represents Tom Sawyer s illustrations because in 1935, Norman Rockwell illustrates the novels by Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry I chose this painting beacause there are many techniques in the art of the drawing such as depth, perspective, the various lights (the shadows and the hues of colors ). The main drawing in the background represents two children, probably in a cave. Thanks to his techniques, Norman Rockwell makes us dive into the situation of these two characters. We feel the fear and the solitude by the expression of the children s faces and by the dark scenery in the foreground. Then the light emphasizes both children and their complicity. Bozon Johanna
22 The Runaway by NORMAN ROCKWELL This canvas was painted by Norman Rockwell. There are 3 characters, one little boy, one barman, and one policeman. This scene takes place in a bar because in the foreground there is a black board on wich is written «Special Today». The little boy is looking at the policeman in the eyes, and the barman is looking at these 2 characters, and he has a half-smile. We guess the man is a policeman because he is dressed with police clothes. Near the chair leg there is a red bundle, we understand what the little boy is the runaway and the policeman stops him. I chose this painting because these 3 characters are funny and I like this canvas. Périne Gauthier
23 Santa 1 : This picture is a painting by Norman Rockwell, an American painter. On this painting, there is an old man with a long white beard and little glasses. It is as if he was writing a letter or the list of the presents that the children have asked him (because he s Santa Claus).There are some children in the background,and they are waiting for the presents, maybe.in his left hand, there is a book of expense, for his accounts.we can see some holly and some ink next to the book. I chose this painting because it is a very nice painting with the old man and the children,it is well painted, the old man is caring,it shows the spirit of Christmas for little children. M B
24 First Love (by Norman Rockwell) This document is an oil painting by Norman Rockwell. In the middle of the picture, we can see two children. They must be two friends, a little boy and a little girl in love. They are sitting on a wooden bench. The scene certainly takes place in the countryside because the girl is holding two flowers in her hand. The children are looking at the sun in the background. They are wearing old and dirty clothes and shoes. Behind them, we can see a little dog who looks happy. He is sitting on the ground next to a fishing rod and an open tin. The boy is holding the girl in his arms. I have chosen this document because I find it cute. L.C
25 This is a oil painting made by Norman Rockwell in The title is "Girl at mirror" In the fore ground, we can see a young girl who is wearing a white dress. She is seated on a sort of stool. Next to her, there are a red lipstick, a comb and a hair brush.in front of her, there is a mirror that is against a chair. On her lap, a magazine is open on a page with a beautiful woman s face. Below this mirror, we can see a doll with a blue dress and a white ribbon in her hair. This doll seems to be on the ground. She is maybe in her room The girl at the mirror seems disappointed. I suppose that this young girl wants to looks like the woman in the magazine, but she sees that she can t really have the same face. This young girl is maybe a teenager who wants to know who she is, and if she can be pretty. She asks herself questions.i have chosen this painting because there is a lot of poignancy. I see myself through this girl, when I was more little and I was tried to wear my mother's dresses that were too big for me, when i put red lips or make up for the first time. This young girl represents curiosity and the desire to grow up, it is very moving. Cauchy Alix
26 Girl at the mirror ~ Norman Rockwell This oil painting was made by Norman Rockwell, an American Painter. In the middle we can see a litlle girl who is looking at herself in a mirror. She is sitting on a red velvet stool. At the bottom of the mirror there is a doll and at the girl s feet we can see a brush, a comb and make up. On her lap there is a magazine with a picture of a beautiful woman. The little girl must want to look like to the women s magazine and has borrowed her mom s make-up instead of playing with her doll. I ve chosen this painting because when I was a child I was like this little girl, I wanted to look like the women s magazine and I stole my mom s make-up instead of playing with dolls. L.B.
27 Norman Rockwell ~ Girl at the mirror This canvas was painting by Norman Rockwell in 1954 and it is entitled "Girl at the mirror.» This painting depicts a young girl, probably a teenage girl, who is looking at a mirror. She is wearing a white dress and sitting on a red stool. The girl has a black and white photo from a magazine of a woman on her knees. That may be her mother who died or an artist she admires. This girl face s is dull, she looks sad and lonely. A doll is laying on the side of the mirror as if the girl did not want to be a child and wanted to look like a real woman. On the ground there are makeup, a lipstick and a hairbrush. The girl's hair is attached like the woman in the photo. The background of the picture is black, but the rest is dark except the white dress of the girl. When we look at the picture we see immediately this young girl s face. I chose this picture because it reminds me of my childhood. Cyrielle
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In this extract from Surviving the Toxic Workplace, author Linnda Durre argues that you can learn to speak up against toxic colleagues, and change your work environment for the better.
Do you dread getting out of bed each day and dealing with bosses and co-workers who drive you crazy? Are you surrounded by people who are incompetent, negative, verbally abusive, and impossible to deal with? Have you asked the human resources department for help, yet nothing changes? These are all signs of Staff Infections – the difficulties you experience in dealing with toxic people and workplace conditions. Welcome to the reality that millions of people face on a daily basis. If it feels as if you are living in a 'Dilbert' cartoon some days, then you need this book! In it you will find important information that will empower you to change your work environment, psychological explanations of the toxic behavior you experience, and, most important, techniques to remedy situations with obnoxious and difficult co-workers and bosses.
After reading Surviving the Toxic Workplace and understanding how to communicate and be assertive, hopefully you'll be able to enjoy your job, get along with people, and have a productive, rewarding, and satisfying work experience in a safe and protected environment.
This book is important to companies as well as individuals. On a larger scale, it could benefit the world economy. Companies lose billions of dollars each year because of miscommunication, poor time management, alcoholism and drug addiction, high turnover, and lowered productivity. The reverberations from any single incident could be catastrophic, resulting in costly lawsuits and court-imposed fines. This book will show you how to change such situations, stop them, and prevent them from happening again—no matter if you're an entry-level employee or an executive.
Whether we're in a flourishing, abundant economy or a recession, good communication skills, assertiveness, and cooperation are essential to running a company. In a recession, these traits become even more crucial because many times there are harsh cutbacks, with employees doing the job of two or even three people, hours and benefits are slashed, and tension, stress, and problems arise.
I will address these issues by first describing effective communication techniques and instructing you how to communicate with coworkers yourself. If my suggestions don't work, then it may be necessary to report the difficult co-worker to the boss or HR. Granted, there is times when it is mandatory to seek assistance from a supervisor and the head of HR. Try my techniques first before going to a higher level. Nobody benefits from being perceived as a helpless whiner, so it's up to you to solve these challenges – using my proven techniques.
In some instances it might be necessary to confront your boss about his or her own difficult behavior. Obviously in this depressed economy you don't want to get fired. However, a confrontation won't necessarily translate into your losing your job. Find an example in this book that reflects your situation, and use it to your advantage.
Be as tactful and diplomatic as possible while remaining clear, firm, and assertive. Practice the words beforehand – perhaps in front of a mirror – until you feel comfortable. You may even want to tape-record or videotape yourself, then review the tape to find your weak spots. You may also want to ask close friends, your partner, spouse, or a colleague for feedback. Remember, you have a right to a happy, hassle free workplace – one that is free of distraction and discrimination.
Many people feel helpless and hopeless in confronting problems at work. They are thwarted at each turn by a rigid administration that doesn't want change, stifles open and honest communication, and makes trouble for people who make any attempt to speak up. In some companies, HR may side with the management against the workers, so your complaints could be squelched even further. It's true that this can be frustrating and painful, and in a bad economy, most people don't want to rock the boat. So you have a choice – keep quiet and put up with it, or say something to remedy it.
If you keep quiet, you will increase the stress you feel, and you might even begin to hate going to work even more. Such a tense emotional state can bring on physical ailments such as migraine headaches, backaches, ulcers, and high blood pressure. On the other hand, you can learn to speak up, be assertive, and confront the situation directly in a variety of ways. If direct communication fails to effect change, you can also explore other options to solve the situation – reporting it to HR, alerting the union or professional/trade association, publicizing it with the media, seeking legal help, and filing a lawsuit ora class-action suit. Websites and contact information are provided in Chapter 38 and on my website for reporting violations to federal agencies.
I hope all of the information in the following chapters helps you to remedy a negative situation so you can work in a cooperative, productive environment where you enjoy going to work!
Extract from Surviving the Toxic Workplace by Linnda Durre (2010) courtesy of McGraw-Hill Australia.
In May, Women and Leadership Australia reviewed Surviving the Toxic Workplace, and we were very impressed. Read the review here
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Easy-Bake Recalls Cookie Sets Over MixApr 10, 2003 | AP
Easy-Bake on Thursday voluntarily recalled about 155,000 cookie sets because they include cookie mix packets with undeclared ingredients.
The white-powder mix contains milk proteins and possibly peanuts, both of which can cause serious reactions in people with allergies or sensitivity to the foods.
The Bake 'N Design Cookie Sets came in a purple and pink box with the company's logo. The product number 60813/60821 or 60814/60821 was printed on the right corner of the front panel. The sets included the white cookie mix, icing mix, two food decorating pens and four cookie cutters.
The sets have been selling since November 2001 at major toy stores and outlets throughout the United States. They cost about $6.99.
One illness was reported in Canada, but there have been no complaints in the United States.
Easy-Bake's parent company, Hasbro, Inc., of Pawtucket, R.I., worked with the FDA's Boston district office in defining the recall, FDA spokesman Brad Stone said.


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Janice Marie Jackson Wright Harris Birthday Celebration
Birthday Celebration, March 31, 2013
by Derrell D Daniels
About the Book
Janice Marie Jackson Wright Harris 60th Birthday Party at Center City bar and grill Arlington, Texas.
Family and Co-workers.
Features & Details
- Category Biographies & Memoirs
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
102 Pages
- Publish Date Apr 29, 2013
- Language English
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We have discovered a problem with Excel, and after many hours of work we have found the solution.
However, the solution requires adding a reference into an Excel workbook... New problem we have close to a thousand Excel files this reference needs adding to.
Anyone know how we can run a script or macro that will add in this reference to all the required files, instead of having to go in one by one and add it?
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Sep 1, 2010 at 8:42 UTC
What sort of reference?
Cell reference
dll reference in VBA
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Sep 1, 2010 at 8:48 UTC
Apologies, it is a dll reference.
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