diumenge, 30 de novembre del 2008
Chelsea vs Arsenal
The 143rd London league derby between Chelsea and Arsenal brings together two clubs who have won the Premier League title five times between them, but Chelsea's pair were subsequent to Arsenal's three. Indeed the Stamford Bridge club have not finished outside of the top two in five seasons, while the Gunners have not finished inside the top two in three years.
The Blues go into this match unbeaten in five and top of the table, some 10 points ahead of Arsenal, who've failed to win four of the last five and are scrapping to retain their top four status.
Arsenal sailed into the last 16 of the Champions League this week; stuttering Chelsea are yet to do so. They are two of the top three highest scorers in the Premier League. The Blues are chasing a fourth home win of this top-flight campaign, the Gunners a fourth away maximum.
Arsenal cross the capital in danger of suffering three successive league losses for the first time in 59 Premier League outings, since tumbling to Everton (a), Liverpool (a) and West Ham (h), between 18 March and 7 April 2007.
Chelsea complete their home fixtures against fellow 'Big Four' clubs, having already lost to Liverpool and been held by Manchester United at the Bridge. Arsenal have met one fellow 'Big Four' club so far; beating Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal have won one of the last 12 meetings with Chelsea in all competitions.
Chelsea have lost more games (15), conceded more goals (47) and dropped more points (67) to Arsenal, than to any other club in the Premier League.
The 143rd London league derby between Chelsea and Arsenal brings together two clubs who have won the Premier League title five times between them, but Chelsea's pair were subsequent to Arsenal's three. Indeed the Stamford Bridge club have not finished outside of the top two in five seasons, while the Gunners have not finished inside the top two in three years.
The Blues go into this match unbeaten in five and top of the table, some 10 points ahead of Arsenal, who've failed to win four of the last five and are scrapping to retain their top four status.
Arsenal sailed into the last 16 of the Champions League this week; stuttering Chelsea are yet to do so. They are two of the top three highest scorers in the Premier League. The Blues are chasing a fourth home win of this top-flight campaign, the Gunners a fourth away maximum.
Arsenal cross the capital in danger of suffering three successive league losses for the first time in 59 Premier League outings, since tumbling to Everton (a), Liverpool (a) and West Ham (h), between 18 March and 7 April 2007.
Chelsea complete their home fixtures against fellow 'Big Four' clubs, having already lost to Liverpool and been held by Manchester United at the Bridge. Arsenal have met one fellow 'Big Four' club so far; beating Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal have won one of the last 12 meetings with Chelsea in all competitions.
Chelsea have lost more games (15), conceded more goals (47) and dropped more points (67) to Arsenal, than to any other club in the Premier League.
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Kiwi Hartley to test for Red Bull
New Zealand's Brendon Hartley will test for the Red Bull Formula One team in the wake of regular driver Mark Webber breaking his leg last week.
The Formula Three driver will join Sebastian Vettel and Sebastien Buemi for testing at the Jerez circuit in southern Spain on 15 December.
Hartley, a Red Bull junior driver, recently finished third in the Macau F3 Grand Prix after starting in 20th.
The 19-year-old Hartley also set a lap record in the process.
"Brendon is one of several promising talents in the Red Bull Junior Team and an opportunity has arisen to allow him to get some time in a Formula One car," said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
Webber broke his right leg last weekend after a collision with a car while cycling in a charity event in Tasmania.
The 32-year-old hopes to be back behind the wheel for the first test of the team's 2009 car in February. The 2009 season starts in Australia on 29 March.
New Zealand's Brendon Hartley will test for the Red Bull Formula One team in the wake of regular driver Mark Webber breaking his leg last week.
The Formula Three driver will join Sebastian Vettel and Sebastien Buemi for testing at the Jerez circuit in southern Spain on 15 December.
Hartley, a Red Bull junior driver, recently finished third in the Macau F3 Grand Prix after starting in 20th.
The 19-year-old Hartley also set a lap record in the process.
"Brendon is one of several promising talents in the Red Bull Junior Team and an opportunity has arisen to allow him to get some time in a Formula One car," said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
Webber broke his right leg last weekend after a collision with a car while cycling in a charity event in Tasmania.
The 32-year-old hopes to be back behind the wheel for the first test of the team's 2009 car in February. The 2009 season starts in Australia on 29 March.
notices
Drug firms 'block cheap medicine'
Generic drug companies complain it is difficult to get drugs on the market
Drug companies are blocking or delaying the entry of cheaper generic medicines into the EU, pushing up medicine bills, the European Commission has said.
Their actions cost EU healthcare providers 3bn euros ($3.9bn; £2.5bn) in savings between 2000 and 2007, it said.
It added that drug firms used legal action and multiple patents to stop rivals getting to market.
Drug firms said the "perfectly lawful" measures were justified to protect investment in research and development.
Market access
Generic drug companies - which sell cheaper versions of drugs once the patent has expired - have long complained that it is difficult to get their drugs to market in Europe.
Big Pharma invests heavily in the development of new drugs
The Commission said that innovators filed multiple applications to stop generic drugs getting to market - in one case, there were 1,300 patents for a single drug.
The report found that owners of original drugs often intervened in national approval procedures for generic medicines.
There were nearly 700 cases of reported patent litigation and more than 200 settlements between brand name drug companies and generic companies.
More than 10% of these settlements limited the entry of the generic drug to the market.
Generic drug companies complain it is difficult to get drugs on the market
Drug companies are blocking or delaying the entry of cheaper generic medicines into the EU, pushing up medicine bills, the European Commission has said.
Their actions cost EU healthcare providers 3bn euros ($3.9bn; £2.5bn) in savings between 2000 and 2007, it said.
It added that drug firms used legal action and multiple patents to stop rivals getting to market.
Drug firms said the "perfectly lawful" measures were justified to protect investment in research and development.
Market access
Generic drug companies - which sell cheaper versions of drugs once the patent has expired - have long complained that it is difficult to get their drugs to market in Europe.
Big Pharma invests heavily in the development of new drugs
The Commission said that innovators filed multiple applications to stop generic drugs getting to market - in one case, there were 1,300 patents for a single drug.
The report found that owners of original drugs often intervened in national approval procedures for generic medicines.
There were nearly 700 cases of reported patent litigation and more than 200 settlements between brand name drug companies and generic companies.
More than 10% of these settlements limited the entry of the generic drug to the market.
HALLOWEEN
Halloween’s night in CastellóFor Halloween, we run a lot because in Catalunya there aren’ t a typical party.
My friend Fran and I decided to go around the village and do trick or trucks.
After the party, we went to a policeman’s house to do trick or trucks and the door was opened, we were very worried. We went into the house and in the bathroom there was a skeleton from someone. My friends run but the house was close. I was left alone and I decided to phone my brother but she was asleep.Later, I found Fran in the bed and her blood on the floor. I was very nervous and decided to jump trough the window to the garden,while I was jumping somebody caught me…it was Fran and he was covered in blood.Behind Fran there was a men with knife and two heads tied in her belt.We jumped trought the window and went to my house.
This night we have nightmare’s and we will never celebrate Halloween in Catalunya again.
The End
dilluns, 3 de novembre del 2008
Thirteen
hello
I will talk about the topics that appear in Thirteen film's, mainly the bad influences.
I think that in the film exaggerate this topic, because at 13 years isn't usually that one girl consumes drugs and treats her mother that way. But it's possible because the teenagers are very influenciable.
I will talk about the topics that appear in Thirteen film's, mainly the bad influences.
I think that in the film exaggerate this topic, because at 13 years isn't usually that one girl consumes drugs and treats her mother that way. But it's possible because the teenagers are very influenciable.
I linke that film but some moments are unpleasant.
My mark for this film is 8/10.
In my opinion, is a good idea watch films in the eglish class.
dilluns, 13 d’octubre del 2008
My e-mail presentation
Hello dear Lourdes
my name's Albert Fusté. I'm 16 years old and I do 1rst of Batxillerat.
My notes of English in 4º of ESO are not really good, but this year I want to have a good notes.
I'm doing batxillerat tecnològic because in the future i want to be a mechanics engineer.
In my free time, I ride in motorbike, but 6 months ago I haved one accident and I'm broked my arm.
I play basket in the Castello d'Empúries team.
I didn't love football, but i like the Deportivo de la Coruña team.
I love the SKA music, because is not a very popular musik but is a very good sound. My favourites grups of SKA are: Discipulos de Otilia, Skalariak, Dr. Calypso and some more. If you wont, you cant listen to some songs here: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=PSTHMxBttlU . This is ones of the bests grups of ska in the world, but now, nowbody listen her music.
I see you soon.
att: Albert
my name's Albert Fusté. I'm 16 years old and I do 1rst of Batxillerat.
My notes of English in 4º of ESO are not really good, but this year I want to have a good notes.
I'm doing batxillerat tecnològic because in the future i want to be a mechanics engineer.
In my free time, I ride in motorbike, but 6 months ago I haved one accident and I'm broked my arm.
I play basket in the Castello d'Empúries team.
I didn't love football, but i like the Deportivo de la Coruña team.
I love the SKA music, because is not a very popular musik but is a very good sound. My favourites grups of SKA are: Discipulos de Otilia, Skalariak, Dr. Calypso and some more. If you wont, you cant listen to some songs here: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=PSTHMxBttlU . This is ones of the bests grups of ska in the world, but now, nowbody listen her music.
I see you soon.
att: Albert
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