St. School • Home • Events • Admission s • School Paper • Teachers • Contact • Cafeteria St. School • Home St. School was opened in 1879 as a school for girls and boys. The school • Events offers a education from 1st to 12th • Admission grade. Also children can play sports like volleyball, football, baseball, s basketball and gymnastics. We even • School have our own swimming pool and gym. Paper • Teachers Some famous people, who have
I wake up at seven, and head to the bathroom to take a shower and wash my teeth. Riietumine takes me approximately 5 minutes. At 7:20 I make myself breakfast and eat it. I exit my apartement at 7:45 sharp and head to the bus stop. The bus leaves at 7:51 and reaches the school at 8:00. I study at school for about 6 hours and have lunch between the second and third lesson in the school cafeteria. After school I go to the gym and work out for 2 hours and at 19:45 I rush to work for a night shift that ends at 5 o'clock in the morning. I have dinner at my workplace and I go to sleep at 5:30 o'clock in the morning. . 5 . 7:20 . 7:45 . 7:51 8:00. 6 . 2 , 19:45 , 5 . , 5:30 .
Types of higer education- 1. University- 2. Professional higer education establishment/University of Applied sciences- 3.Vocational educational establishment- Studies- 1. Bachelor`s degree- 2. Master`s degree- 3. Doctoral/Doctorate degree- 4. Credit points, credits- 5. In-service training- 6. Full-time study- 7. Distance learning- 8. To study correspondence- 9. To train applied engineers- Staff- 1. Administration- 2. Staff- 3. Rector- 4. Vice rector- 5. Dean- 6. Head of department- 7. Professor- 8. Lecturer, instructor- 9. Researcher- 10. Personnel- Places in a University- 1. Campus- 2. Faculty- 3. Department- 4. Main building- 5. Lecture room- 6. Auditorium- 7. Assembly hall- 8. Study library- 9. Reading room- 10. Study department- 11. Personnel department- 12. Dean`s office, rector`s office- 13. C...
8 tradition tratitional X traditionally 3 Put the verbs in the past simple, the present perfect or the past perfect. 1 My room is a mess. I haven´t had a time to tidy it yet. (not have) 2 Last night I heard my neighbour´s dog barking and went over to the window to see what was going on in the yard. (hear; go) 3 I Couldn´t open the door because somebody naughty had done something to the lock (do) 4 I met Tom in the cafeteria yesterday but I haven´t talked him today. (meet; no talk) 5 Did you notice what Mary was doing when you entered the room? (notice; enter) 4 You are going to hear a talk about famous writer J. R. R. Tolkien. Read the task below. You will have 45 seconds to do so. Listen to the talk and tick () the right answer. Then listen again and chech your answers. 1 Tolkien´s father was ... a) Scottish. b) English ... c) African.
Erialane võõrsõnastik Bakaalkaup- toidukaup. Barista- kohvibaarmen. Beauf- veiseliha tatra moodi, roog toorest hakklihast. Beurre blanc- prantsuse võikaste. Bitkii- ümmargune hakkkotlet. Bocconcini- värske Mozzarella pallid. Bor- peeti sisaldav hapu köögivilja- ja lihasupp, Ukraina rahvustoit. Borokk- peedivedelikuga punaseks värvitud liha-v köögiviljaleem. Botvinja- kaljast, kalast ja aedviljast külm supp, millele lisatakse vähikaelu või krabitükikesi. Bouillabaisse- kala- ja mereannisupp. Brasserii- õllerestoran, õllebaar. Brie- hallitusjuustusort. Brokoli- kapsa teisend. Brõnsa- lambapiimjuust. Brändi- veini destilleerimisel saadud kange, konjakiga samaväärne alkohoolne jook. Brülee- vedeldatud pruunsuhkur magustoitude maitsestamiseks ja katmiseks. Brüsseli kapsas- rooskapsas. Bubert- piimast,jahust või mannast, suhkrust valmistatud ja vahustatud munadest magustoit. Bulett- lihapall ka juurvilj...
bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms. There are 1,514 doors and 760 windows in Buckingham Palace. All windows are cleaned every six weeks to keep them clean.Today over 800 members of staff are based at Buckingham Palace. Their jobs range from housekeeping to horticulture, catering to correspondence. Some of the more unusual jobs include fendersmith, clockmaker and flagman.Buckingham Palace has its own chapel, post office, swimming pool, staff cafeteria, doctor's surgery and cinema.The largest room in the Palace is the Ballroom, where Investitures and State banquets take place today. It is 36.6m long, 18m wide and 13.5m high. It was opened in 1856 with a ball to celebrate the end of the Crimean War.More than 50,000 people visit the Palace each year as The Queen's guests at banquets, lunches, dinners, receptions and garden parties. The Buckingham Palace kitchen is able to serve a sit- down meal to as many as 600 people at a time
Arthur's time moved the stones to honor soldiers Built by Roman invaders Druids No one really knows the answer. Vandalism through the ages Romans ruined part of it when they were destroying pagan sites Stones were removed for bridges, houses, other building Continual touching has altered the faces of the stone Visitors chiseled away samples for souvenirs Today it is a tourist trap A large parking lot 1 million visitors per year Visitors center with a cafeteria, gift shop Area is roped off so you cannot walk among the stones Class Question What % of the visitors are Americans? Answer 50% References Burl, Aubrey. Great Stone Circles. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1998. Mass, Wendy. Stonehenge. San Diego: Lucent Books, Inc. 1998. http://www.alaska.net/~acc/tour2001/9% www.theicemage.com/maps/ stonehenge.jpg www.pandore.net/magies/ legende/Stonehenge.jpg
Logistika 1. "Logos"see on arukas mõistus.Kreekakeelse sõna 'Logisticos'arvetamis oskus ja mõtlemine .Rooma riigis tähendas L.toodete jaotust.Parast saksa filosoof nimetas L.matemaatilist loogikat.Hiljem kohtas L.sõjanduses(varuste paigutamineõigel ajal õigesse kohta ja majutamine)Nüüdisaegse L.alguseks loetakse 1950ndaid.Ameerikas ja jaapanis võeti L. kasutusele peale Teist maailmasõda,kust see levis Skandinaavia maadesse ja teistesse Europa riikidesse.Praegu L.on arukalt korraldatud prot.elus globaliserivas maailmas. 2. L.areng võib jaotada 4 staadiumisse: 1. 5060 aastatel keskenduti tootmisele ja pöörati tähelepanu transpordile ja laomajandusele 2. 70.aastatel keskenduti jaotusele,E.pööras tähelepanu veondusele ja laondusele ning nende kulusid,firma majandamises kasvas kulude juhtimise tähtsus. 3.80.aastatel keskenduti firma maj...
building work at Buckingham Palace). · During the Second World War, Buckingham Palace suffered nine direct bomb hits. On several situation King George VI and Queen Elizabeth were in the Palace. One person did die during the wartime bombing: PC Steve Robertson, a policeman on duty at the Palace, was killed on 8 March 1941 when the north side of the Palace was wrecked. · Buckingham Palace has its own chapel, post office, swimming pool, staff cafeteria, doctor's surgery and cinema. · There are more than 350 clocks and watches in Buckingham Palace, one of the largest collections of working clocks anywhere. Two fulltime homological conservators wind them up every week and keep them in good working order. · Buckingham Palace is not only The Queen's London home: The Duke of Edinburgh, The Duke of York, The Earl and
Chapter Fourteen Declaration Bella, Edward, and Alice are in the school cafeteria discussing their upcoming graduation party. Bella thinks the planned assault on the newborns makes a party inappropriate. Alice counters that they need time to get a few things in order before the battle, and commemorating Bella's first (and only human) high-school graduation is entirely appropriate. Edward informs Bella of Jasper's concern that they get help in their fight against the newborns. Jasper and Carlisle are trying to track down old friends to join the fight including
battle. "Now really, your old man hasn't changed at all, now has he?" laughed Daemon and hugged Alice. She didn't resist, considering it normal amongst brother and a sister. Soon the real competition started. After announcing another time-out, Matrix made an offer to have dinner. After all, they were performing near the end. Everyone agreed and so the five youngsters moved toward entrance. In the middle of the meal, a schoolgirl entered the cafeteria. She seemed to be in a hurry searching for someone. Finally, she spotted Alice and ran to her. "Hi! I'm Renate from the Space Dolls! You know, Sheila wanted to see you saying this was immediate!" Alice said she'd be off for a couple of minutes and left with Renate. "So, what's the matter?" she asked her friend once they reached the band. Everybody seemed upset and Sheila looked almost crying! "Hey, Sheila, what's the matter? Something happened?" "It's over!" "What is?" "The Space Dolls..
orientering and sorgasbord FRENCH- law, culture, fashion, religion, odour, slent, king, queen, lord, lady, duke, dutchess, baron, count, countess, page, marquise, prima, leisure, cards, chess, conversation, sport, veal, beef, mutton, venison, brown, parta, ham, gammon, question, mount, vapour, valentine, lediac, lone SPAIN- armada, comrade, renegade, flotilla, don, negro, cockroach, embargo, mosquito, vanilla, cargo, sombrero, siesta, anchovie, bonito, castanet, bonanza, salsa, cafeteria, canyon, cigar, cocoa, chocolate, tomato, cannibal, canoe, maize, potato, avocado, female, tobacco, hurricane, barbeque, tortilla, tango, chicle, gringo, tequila, afficienado, patio, cigarillo. ITALIA- opera, biano, solo, soprano, barritone, trio, concert, violin, allgero, andante, adagio, acapella, studio, fresco, miniature, attitude, corridore, balcony, cupola, sonnet, motto, umbrella, parasal, castume, squadran, squad, alarm, brigade, battalion, cartridge, cavalry,
6Üldnõuded teenindusruumidele Pindala: Erinevate teenindusliikide puhul Stiil 1 kliendi/istekoha kohta Guerdion 1,8 m2 Silver 1,5 m2 Plate 1,2 m2 Banquet (pikad lauad) 1,0 m2 Banquet (eraldi lauad) 1,5 m2 Cafeteria (iseteenindus) 0,8 m2 (allikas: BCI Code of Practic Recommendation 1998) Nõuded muudele ruumidele Personali ruumid 0,5 m2 iga personaliliikme kohta. Büroopinnad 11 m3 iga büroo töötaja kohta. Lisalugemist: Suurköögiuudised nr 3/2001 lk 1 puudused tehnoloogilises planeeringus
eat a variety. If you eat different foods, you're more likely to get the nutrients your body needs. Taste new foods and old ones you haven't tried for a while. Some foods, such as green veggies, are more pleasing the older you get. Shoot for at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day -- two fruits and three vegetables. Drink water and milk most often. When you're really thirsty, cold water is the No. 1 thirst-quencher. And there's a reason your school cafeteria offers free milk. You need calcium to grow strong bones, and milk is a great source of this mineral. How much do you need? Aim for 3 cups of milk per day, or its equivalent. You can mix it up by having milk and some other calcium-rich dairy foods. You probably will want something other than milk or water once in a while, so it's OK to have 100% juice, too. But try to limit sugary drinks, like sodas, juice cocktails, and fruit punches. They contain a lot of added sugar
breed, and sorgasbord French borrowings law, culture, fashion, religion, odour, slent, king, queen, lord, lady, duke, duchess, baron, count, countess, page, marquis, prima, leisure, cards, chess, conversation, sport, veal, beef, mutton, venison, brown, parta, ham, gammon, question, mount, vapor, valentine, lone Spanish borrowings armada, comrade, renegade, flotilla, don, negro, cockroach, embargo, mosquito, vanilla, cargo, sombrero, siesta, anchovy, bonito, castanet, bonanza, salsa, cafeteria, canyon, cigar, cocoa, chocolate, tomato, cannibal, canoe, maize, potato, avocado, female, tobacco, hurricane, barbeque, tortilla, tango, chicle, gringo, tequila, aficionado, patio, cigarillo. Italian borrowings opera, piano, solo, soprano, baritone, trio, concert, violin, allegro, andante, adagio, a cappella, studio, fresco, miniature, attitude, corridor, balcony, cupola, sonnet, motto, umbrella, parasol, costume, squadron, squad, alarm, brigade, battalion,
around with it stuck in front of my nose all day. I stuffed everything in my bag, slung the strap over my shoulder, and sucked in a huge breath. I can do this, I lied to myself feebly. No one was going to bite me. I finally exhaled and stepped out of the truck. I kept my face pulled back into my hood as I walked to the sidewalk, crowded with teenagers. My plain black jacket didn't stand out, I noticed with relief. Once I got around the cafeteria, building three was easy to spot. A large black "3" was painted on a white square on the east corner. I felt my breathing gradually creeping toward hyperventilation as I approached the door. I tried holding my breath as I followed two unisex raincoats through the door. The classroom was small. The people in front of me stopped just inside the door to hang up their coats on a long row of hooks. I copied them. They were two girls, one a porcelain-colored blonde, the other
leisure and cards, chess, the chase, conversation, dice, dance, leisure, recreation, tournament, sport pastimes culinary words veal, beef, mutton, venison,pork, ham, methods of roast, boil, fry preparing food Norman French (ei – veil, leisure) vs Central French (oi) 9. Spanish borrowings Armada, comrade, renegade, flotilla, cockroach, embargo, mosquito, vanilla, cargo, sombrero, siesta, tango, canyon, cigar, tabacco, cafeteria, cocoa, chocolate, chilli, tomato, potato, avocado, tortilla, anchovy, canoe, maze, gringo, tequila, stampede, burrito, bongo, taco, sangria, cha-cha, rumba, ambo, macho, fajita, margarita, cojones 10. Italian borrowings music opera, piano, solo, soprano, baritone, trio, libretto, concert, violin art and architecture, studio, miniature, balcony, dome, sonnet literature fashion and garments umbrella
9. Spanish borrowings War 4 o Armada, flotilla, renegade, comrade, don, vigilante, barricade, grenade, Random o Negro, vanilla, cockroach, embargo, mosquito, cargo, sombrero, siesta, anchovy, bonanza, castanet, salsa, cafeteria, canyon, hurricane, barbecue, tortilla, tango, gringo, tequila, patio, Mediated Native American words o Cigar, cocoa, chocolate, chilli, tomato, cannibal, canoe, maize, potato, avocado, tamale, tobacco 20th century o Burrito, bongo, taco, sangria, sangria, cha-cha, rumba, mambo, fajita, margarita Informal slang o Cojones, el cheapo Adapted
peamasinad ning 2 tekil asuvad masinaruum, abimasinad ja poe ladu. 3ja4 tekk on autotekk, kus asuvad sõiduautod, raskeveokid ja treilerid. 8 ja 9 tekil asuvad reisijate kajutid, sviidid rõduga asuvad 9 teki ahtris. 5 tekil asuvad reisijate kajutid ja konverentsi saalid vööris ning ahtris kui ka vööris asuvad haalamistekid, mõlemas 1 pikiots, 2 pressotsa, 1 springots ja 2 puksiirotsa. Ankrud asuvad mõlemad vööris ankruklüüsis. 6 teki vööris asub Tango Lounge(karaoke), kohvik Cafeteria, laeva info ja Cosmetic Boutique, ahtris supermarket(tax free) ja showbaar Starlight Palace. 6 ja 7 teki mõlemas pardas asuvad laeva päästevahendid. 7 teki vööris asub Buffet Tallink, Grill House restoraan, Galley ja Manhattan Piano baar, ahtris showbaar Starlight Palace 2 korrus, paremas pardas Lotte Village ja Sevilla baar ning vasakus pardas Sea pubi. 10 teki vööris asub roolimaja(sild), ohvitseride kajutid, meeskonna
adj. proportional Syn. dimensions adj. proportionate adv. proportionately The goal of establishing a space station will take a team effort of major proportions. The pilot's salary is proportional to that of pilots of other airlines. readily adv. willingly; easily adj. ready Syn. freely v. ready n. readiness The workers readily complained about the food in the cafeteria. Her readiness to cooperate was an important factor in the investigation. reliably adv. in a trusted way adj. reliable Syn. dependably adj. reliant v. rely n. reliability n. reliance An appliance must perform its task reliably to be popular with consumers. Satellite photos show the smallest details with great reliability. reluctantly adv. unwillingly adj. reluctant Syn. hesitatingly n
never again have the chance. Something that, on its own merits, held little appeal for me had become decidedly more attractive merely because it was rapidly be- coming less available. Less Is Best and Loss Is Worst I count myself far from alone in this weakness. Almost everyone is vulnerable to the scarcity principle in some form. Take as evidence the experience of Florida State University students who, like most undergraduates when surveyed, rated the quality of their campus cafeteria food unsatisfactory. Nine days later, according to a second survey, they had changed their minds. Something had happened to make them like their cafeteria's food significantly better than before. Interestingly, the event that caused them to shift their opinions had nothing to do with the quality of the food service, which had not changed a whit. But its availability had. On the day of the second survey, the students had learned that, because of a fire, they could
dimension of depth. Something will then come forth from that dimension into this world, something of infinite value that otherwise would have remained unmanifested. Some people who surrendered to severe limitation become healers or spiritual teachers. Others work selflessly to lessen human suffering or bring some creative gift into this world. In the late seventies, I would have lunch every day with one or two friends in the cafeteria of the graduate center at Cambridge University, where I was studying. A man in a wheelchair would sometimes sit at a nearby table, usually accompanied by three or four people. One day, when I was sitting at a table directly opposite me, I could not help but look at him more closely, and I was shocked by what I saw. He seemed almost totally paralyzed. His body was emaciated, his head permanently slumped forward. One of the people accompanying him was carefully putting food in his
encampment, through its award by William the Con-querer to Bishop Geoffrey of Constance for services rendered at the Battle of Hastings, down on through the ownership of various lords (most notably the two George Villierses, first and second dukes of Buckingham) and rich men of decreasing interest. A mansion was first built on the land in the 1870s and added to repeatedly; the Foreign Office, finding this too small, added many buildings, including a cafeteria and a large hall. Eventually 7,000 wonced and trained there, including members of the armed services. [Codebreakers 264.jpg] Britain urges cryptographic discipline The War Office expanded its M.I. 1 (b), the cryptanalytic agency started in World War I in the War Office, to M.I. 8—the same name, coincidentally, as that held by Yardley's organization. The Admiralty and the Air Ministry presumably had cryptologic agencies of their own
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