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=About me=
*I'm 17 years old
*I live in Haßfurt
*My intensive courses are <font color="#ff0000">English</font> and <font color="#008B00">Latin</font>

=What Americans expect from Obama=
1.http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MGEyN2JjYWVjZTAxNWVlMmVhNGU3NmUyNTQwYTJhNzI=

2.http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/index.cfm?i=60353

=Thoughts on the election In Germany=
*Just 70.78% voters participation is a shame
*Election was very unspectacular

=What Republicans think of Obama=
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/01/AR2008020102663.html

=Estuary Englisch=
==Definition==
An accent used by many speakers of various social classes in southeastern England, characterized by a mixture of features drawn from middle-class and working-class speech.

==special sounds==
* Use of intrusive R. 
* A broad A (ɑː) in words such as bath, grass, laugh, etc. This is often seen as the litmus test of a South-East accent, but it has only spread to rural areas of the south-east in the last forty years.
* T-glottalisation, i.e., using some glottal stops: that is, "t" is sounded as a glottal occlusion instead of being fully pronounced when it occurs before a consonant or at the end of words, as in "eight" or "McCartney" and it can also occur between vowels, as in Cockney or southern dialects e.g. "water" (pronounced as [wɔːʔə])
* Yod-coalescence, i.e., the use of the affricates /ʤ/ and /ʧ/ instead of the clusters /dj/ and /tj/ in words like "dune" and "tune".
* Diphthong shifts, e.g., the diphthong in words like "I" becomes [ɑɪ], the diphthong in words like "brown" becomes [æʊ], and the diphthong in words like "face" becomes [ɛɪ], [ɐɪ], [ʌɪ], or [æɪ]
* L-vocalisation, i.e., the use of [o] where RP uses [ɫ] in the final positions or in a final consonant cluster.
* Use of confrontational question tags. For example, "We're going later, aren't we?", "I said that, didn't I?" 
* Th-fronting, i.e., replacement of [θ, ð] with [f, v] (e.g. [fɪŋk] for think)
* H-dropping, i.e., Dropping [h] in stressed words (e.g. [æʔ] for hat) 
* Double negation. However, Estuary English may use "never" in case where "not" would be the Standard. For example, "he did not" [in reference to a single occasion] might become "he never did".
* Replacement of an /r/ with a /w/ is not found in Estuary, and is also very much in decline amongst Cockney speakers
=Metaphors=
*You are a knife in my stomach --> painful, dangerous
*You are a gazelle --> graceful
*You are the light in my life --> hope and happiness
*You are my heart --> the essential thing

=Advertisment=

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|what product?
|Leroy Merlins's do it yourself shop
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|aim and target group?
|young business men
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|elements (description, relation between them?
|The first thing you see is an attractive woman almost having sex with a craftsman. Then you recognice her husband catch them out.
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|how is "customers'" attention attracted?
|by an attractive woman having passionately sex
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|message (of text and image)?
|Men should do the work at home by themselves since otherwise their wives will cheat on them 
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|how does the advert work, how are people influenced/conviced?
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*advert appeals to ...
*message is supported by ...
*advert uses customers' wishes, fears, etc. to ...
*rhetorical and stylistic devices in language and imagery:
*reader makes associations with/is reminded of ...?
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The advert for Leroy Merlin's do it yourself shop shows an attractive, thin and curtly dressed woman having sex with an electrician. A man, probably her husband, is coming in and looks very shocked by catching his wife out. In comparison with the musculous electricion he looks rather soft and narrow - minded. There is also a slogan in the left corner saying: "You'd better do it yourself." The message of the advert is that men should do the work at home by themselves since otherwise their wives will cheat on them. Consequently the target group of the advert are men, probably business men not spending much time on working at home. Their attention is attracted by the attractive woman passionately having sex. But when they see the horrified facial expression of her husband maybe they get scared and will no longer pay for electricions but do all the work by themselves and buy things at Leroy Merlin.


=University Life and Academical System=
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== Euphoric State University ==
* exchange programm with Rummidge for many years
* built of white stones
* high salary
* major university in the USA
* high quality of the university's senior staff
* the students have much freedom, learn as much as they want and can cheat easily
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== Rummidge ==
* exchange programm with Euphoric State University for many years
* in a large industrial city
* old building
* has never been an institution of reputation

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=Life in the USA vs. Life in Britain=
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== USA ==
* showers, cold beer, supermarkets, heated open-air swimming pools, multi-flavoured icecream, sunshine, parties and drinks, cheap tobacco 

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==Britain==
* boring life
* rain all day long 

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