Internet-based simulations

As chairperson of the student committee, you have been nominated to present the student awards this year. Your job is to propose the prizes to be given, and to arrange for them to be bought and delivered. There are three prizes:

•       Best student - $300 prize money

winner: David Moore, 17 - interests: computers, Hi-Tech

•       Best project of the Year - $250 prize money

winner: Jane Wood, 16 - interests: the environment, hiking, travel.

•       Best scinece achievement - $200 prize money

winner: Kate White, 16 - interests: scinece, photography.

• http://www.amazon.com/
• http://www.aliexpress.com/
• http://www.ebay.com
• http://www.alibaba.com
• http://www.expedia.co.uk
• http://www.opodo.co.uk
• http://www.extremepie.com
• http://www.simplyhike.co.uk
• http://www.blacks.co.uk
• http://www.ozon.com

Complete this chart. Remember to include a picture of each potential prize, as well as the site it is available from and the price. Person Suggestion 1 Suggestion 2 Suggestion 3 David  Jane  Kate

Now write a short report for the committee, explaining the three possible choices for each person and making a personal recommendation about which one you feel should be bought. Include your chart.

All of us has got a fovorite kind of sport, it can be volley, swiming, racing ant etc. and I believe that it's  undoubtedly good, because sport help us find ourselves. But many people use sport just for making some adrenalin and they create more and more dangerous kinds of sport and it's wrong I suppose.

First of all, a huge number of adrenalin promotes arterial tension which render negative things on your hurt because slow down functionality of it. And if don't want many problems with you hurt just avoid getting lots of adrenalin.

The second, when you are really often in extrime condition, you beging lose sense of dangerous, and it isn't less important than previous point. And you should think before doing. 

And I know that a lot of my friends have got opposite point of view, they think that if it calls "EXTREME SPORT" it might be extreme, and there is none of this without danger, I agree with them but there is many other way to die)))

And in the end of this essay I just wanna say go in for sport, but do it without risk for anyone lives)

It is more important to do your duty than to follow your dream.

I think all of us without exception have dreams and duties and sometimes we need make a choice between them. This choice is usually hard for us and sometimes we think that it is impossible for us to decide what is better.
I like example of Viola de Lesseps from film “Shakespeare in Love”. I am sure that she’s brave a woman maybe braver than some men, because it is really hard to do your duty than what do you really want. You know I extremely agree with her choice and I suppose that in the first place must be our duties and just then should be our dreams. I know that many people have another opinion. They believe that dreams are most important thing in our life… but I have to object to this opinion, because if all people followed dreams the world would fall in chaos.
Just lets imagine, you're a surgion and you have got a patient who need serious operation. So and in this moment your favorite band gives a concert in your city, and you have to decide what's more important, and it's hard for you because it's your dream to see that show... I now that it's no realistic, but anyway this example shows us all importance of our choise.
In the of this I just want to say that all of can decide what is better for him or for her but we always must think about consequences of us our actions.

Odessa, Ukraine, August 11, 1993, 1993
C-print
59 x 49 5/8 in. (149.9 x 126 cm)
Edition 6 of 6
Promised gift of Beth and Anthony Terrana

Rineke Dijkstra has become well known for incisively direct photographic and video portraits of individuals in the midst of change, such as the diptych of an Israeli Army inductee already in the ICA collection. Odessa, Ukraine, August 11, 1993 faces us with a young boy in shorts and sandals clutching two unclothed dolls to his bare chest. The dolls’ pert plastic smiles and oversized bright eyes call attention to the boy’s comparatively vacant, stone-faced expression. Juxtaposing the childhood joy implied by the toys with a premature resignation glimpsed in her subject, Dijkstra hints at the fragility of hope, the fleetingness of youth, and an innocence soon to be lost.

Sad story about stupid girl

Emmelie looked at her reflection in the mirror and she was pleased. The operation was effective. She began think about astonishment of her boyfriend, she supposed that it would be a pleasant surprise for him, because he was the main reason of these changes. She thought he did not love her very much. She was an owner of plain appearance as she thought.
She called Tom (name of Emmelie’s boyfriend) and fixed up a meeting with him in the café that was across the street…
Tom was shocked, he cannot say anything, and he just took the sit on the opposite side.
- Just tell me, why?
- I have done for you. I thought you did not love because I was ugly, but now I am beautiful.
- You was more beautiful than now you are. So why haven't you told me about your thoughts.
- I thought that you would break off our relations.
- You know in that time it was impossible, but now I’m going to do it

Madam Tussaud

Madam Tussaud
Episode 1. Introduction.
•10 000 000.
•2 500 000.

Episode 2. History.
•81 •Madam Tussaud's mother worked as a housekeeper to Dr. Philippe Curtius.
•over 200.
•17, Voltaire (philosopher of her time).
•Family of Louis XVI.
•(???)

Episode 3. A sneaky peep behind the scenes.
•he was an extremely calm and powerful person. He had powerful stare, that the sculptor had to look away.
•Metal frame which supported him.
•It was a Paul McCartney's jacket
•Clothes are donated.
•He said that it was fascinating and perfect

Episode 4. Roaming around
•Eminent people from the world of politics and royal dynasties.
•Tussaud made death masks of the heads from the guillotine's basket.
•The chamber of horrors.

Episode 5. Moving to England.
•35
•1835
•1884
•It was destroyed by fire.
Episode 6. Designing the settings.
•Members of Tussauds Group design Studio wanted it to be a relaxing atmosphere
•They had brainstorming sessions then they worked up a story board. then they worked up scale drawings in 1 to 25 scale which would be translated into a model, into 3 dimensions.

Episode 7. Glimpses of the future.
•The spirit of London
•Royal courts, Shakespeare, relive the terror of The Great Fire and see the rebuilding of the city, through the London of C. Dickens - LONDON AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE)

The James Cameron Task

-He was a bit strange, self-contained. I think he wasn't popular at school, but ,for me, it's really funny to have such a friend, cause when I was a school boy I was also keen on..., I don't know how to put it, searching and catching of any frogs, bugs and so on and then looked at it under the microscope.

-It was time of discovers. I mean big progress into the science, and he started thinking about the alien worlds and things like that (sci-fiction things). so what about me, our time is time of hi-tech, and you know I can't imagine me without any devices and I don't it's good or not.

-Diving, for young Cameron, was an opportunity to see new, unknown world which looked like an alien world. There are many important activities in my life and I can't allocate the most important. But one of important activities for is my study in University, and sometimes it takes me up that I have no time for any other activities. - You know I haven't seen both of these films but I can imagine how it looks like (cause I've seen the Abyss trailer) )))

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- He said about 2 or 3 things (I catch only 2) first was the respect in your team, and second is you sholdn't limit yourself and you know I agree with both.