Then, you have 3 weeks to submit a plan (300 words minimum).

And then, you have another 3 weeks to write the presentation (2000 words minimum). You will submit it to me before you do the presentation.

And finally, you will do the presentation in front of the class.

groupe 1: 

KIM JAY	ABAY-ABAY
NIKKI PAULINE	ANGELES
ANGELLY	ATILLO
DANIEL CHRISTIAN	BACALLA
GABRIEL	BULUSAN
MA. ALLEONAH	CABALLES

groupe 2:

ANGELICA   DIANE	CABLAO
DEZARY JHUNELLE	CABRERA
SHEKINAH ANN	CANONIGO
NIÑA DIANNE	CAPITAN
JADE	CUIZON

groupe 3:

JOHN   ELSKER	DE JESUS
MIGUEL	DE   VEYRA
KENT ALLEN	ESCABAS
RODULFO, II	GACUS
KENDRA RYZA LORRAINE	GONZAGA

groupe 5

ANDRE   GABRIEL	LABAO
MARC JONATHAN	LOPIO
KIMBERLY ANNE	MACK
ARA ZANE	MADERA
WYEVE GRACE	MALBAS
	ALYNNA MARQUEZ groupe 6:   MARIAN   ELOISE NAPALA JOSE XAVIER GERARDO PALMA MA. THERESA PARDENILLA KATRINA GRACE KHAY PASTOR GIANFRANCO RAMOS JOHNDELE REMO   MIKAELA JOHANNA SALVE groupe 7:   ELEAZAR   ENRICKEE SARSONAS CRISTINE SILAO FLORELENNE JOYCE TABUNGAR GABRIEL ENRICO TOLENTINO NIKKI NOREEN TUTOR MARIE ANTOINETTE VIZCARRA

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Group 5 FRNC 1 COED

07:30 AM-09:00 AM EH408MC MW group 1 : TRIXIE   VERONICA ABAO JULIUS ALISTADO ARA MAI ALLEGO ABEGAIL ANNE AMBAYAN   DANILEN ANN BACALSO

group 2: 
 

KIM   TRISHA AN	KING
SO HYUN	LEE
VAL PATRICK	LOQUIAS
MUSLIMA	MAMA
KAREN	MANGUBAT

group 6: 
 

PAOLO	MANIT
JAILE DIANE	MARAVILLAS
RONALD JUFREY	MILAN
MICHELLE	MIRANDA
	NEMY ROSE PANGAN group 7: MARTINA   MARI PEREZ RENE PAULO QUIÑONES LOIS ALBERT RAMAS LEO PJ RICAFRENTE MARYBEL SABANDO group 8:   THERESE   MARY SAN JUAN BELLICA SINGZON MARY JEAN TEPAIT HUGO NEIL TESALUNA SNOWIE TRUGILLO

Alsace, Bretagne, Auvergne, Bourgogne, Aquitaine ou Provence.

Or one of these following cities:

Lille, Nice, Lyon, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Toulouse.

Schedule: Group 4 FRNC 1 COED Time: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM EH203MC MW

group 1: Angelly Atillo

group 2: Angelica Diane Cablao

group3: Kendra Ryza Lorraine Gonzaga

group 4: Maria Chrisa Gonzales

group 5: Marc Jonathan Lopio

group 6: Jose Xavier Gerardo Palma

group 7: Eleazar Enrickee Sarsonas

group 1: julius Alistado

group 2: Em Smith Balaba

group 3: Cherry Anne Chua

group 4: Aubreyann Rose Georfo

group 5: Karen Mangubat

group 6; Nemy Rose Pangan

group 7: Leo Pj Ricafrente

group 8: Snowie Trugillo

Eric: ok

Eric: ok

Eric: ok

Eric: ok

Eric: the city of Nice is already taken; you can take the city of Lyon, ok?

Eric: ok

Eric: ok

Eric: ok

     Our chosen form of presentation is POWERPOINT PRESENTATION which consists series of slides about the City of Lille.

TITLE: THE MOST MESMERIZING CITY OF LILLE IN THE FRANCE REPUBLIC

SUBTITLE: LA PLUS ENVOÛTANTE VILLE DE LILLE DANS LE RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE

INTRODUCTION:

Lille is a city in the North of France. It is the principal city of the Lille Métropole. Lille is situated in french flanders, on the Deûle River, near France's border with Belgium.

In our presentation we have:

HISTORY AND ALL ABOUT CITY OF LILLE

- This includes the Origin of the City, Twin-Towns/Sister Cities, Sports and Sports people, Notable people from Lille and Kinds of Transports.

POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE CITY OF LILLE

- We included here the attractions, main sights and universities in Lille.

FESTIVALS IN THE CITY OF LILLE

- In this part, this involves the different kinds of festivals held in the City of Lille.

The three (3) parts in our presentation:

THE HISTORY AND ALL ABOUT THE CITY OF LILLE

- Lille is the capital of Nord-Pas de Calais Region and the prefecture of the Nord Department. The City of Lille is also the fifth largest urban area in France after Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse. The origin of the city srarted when the legend of "Lyderic and Phineart" puts the foundation of the City of "L'Isle" at 640. The name Lille comes from insula or L'Isla, which means island. Lille also has eighteen (18) Twin Towns-Sister Cities. Lille also have popular sports people in terms of Basketball and Football, their main sport is Football. Lille is also rich for having notable people like writers, scientists and mathematicians, and artists as well. The City of Lille also have different kinds of transports.

POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE CITY OF LILLE

- Lille has a wide variety of sights that amazes tourists. Some of their main sights are the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, the Lille Cathedral, Hospice Contesse Museum, Saint-Maurice Lille, the Lille Métropole Museum of Modern, Contemporary and Outsider Art. They also have the Musée D'Histoire Naturelle de Lille, Opéra de Lille, Column of the Goddess, Church of Saint-Étienne Lille, Marque, Jardin Vauban and Le Splendid. The city is also popular for having universities that offers high standard education.

FESTIVALS IN THE CITY OF LILLE

- Even though City of Lille is just a small town in the North part of France, it still carefully preserves the French Culture with a Nordic touch by having Lille Festivals and these Festivals are the Bastille Day, the Transphotographiques Festival, the Nuit des Musées, the Braderie Festival and the Lille Festival. Lille Festivals are different from those held in other parts of France but still it captivates tourist attraction.

CONCLUSION:

Our conclusion about our report, is that the City of Lille is a city that is rich in culture and religious belief. City of Lille is also not just a wonderful place but also an accountable home for everyone. The assets of the City together with the people living there is priceless because no one can buy the virtue that the City of Lille brings.

LIST OF OUR SOURCES:

The sources that we used to gather information about the City of Lille are:

www.google.com

www.pba-lille.fr

www.cathedralelille.com

www.lille.fr/cms/accueil/culture-lille/Musees-et-expositions/Musees/musee-hospice-contesse

www.paroissesdelille.com

www.musee-lam.fr/application

mhn.lille.fr/cms

www.opera-lille.fr

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Column_of_the_Goddess

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marque_(river)

www.lesplendid.com

droit.univ-lille2.fr/accueil/

www.univ-catholille.fr

www.edhec.com

www.skema-bs.fr

www.ec-lille.fr/fr/index.html

www.univ-lille-nord-de-france.fr

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrale_Graduate_School

www.isen.for

www.ensc-lille.fr

www.world66.com/europe/france/nird/lille/festivals

Eric: You seem to have quite a lot of information already. It's good but be sure you can give some illustration of what you are talking about during your presentations, like photos.

We choose Powerpoint to present some important details we have found interesting about the city of Bordeaux.

TITLE: CITY OF BORDEAUX - WORLD’S MAJOR WINE INDUSTRY CAPITAL

SUBTITLE: VILLE DE BORDEAUX - CAPITALE DE L'INDUSTRIE DU VIN MAJEUR DE MONDE

INTRODUCTION

Bordeaux, in southwestern France, is a port city on the Garonne and hub of the famed wine-growing region. It’s known for its Gothic Cathédrale St-André, as well as its many fine and contemporary art museums and 18th- and 19th-century mansions. Public gardens line the curving river quays, and grand Place de la Bourse opens to the water, with the Three Graces fountain at its center.

Our presentation is divided into three (3) parts:

HISTORY

We will talk about the origin of the city, who named it, the battles happened to acquire the city, its golden age, how the commerce in the city flourished and its role in the times of war. For instance, In 107 BCE, the Battle of Burdigala was fought by the Romans who were defending the Allobroges, a Gallic tribe allied to Rome, and the Tigurini led by Divico. The Romans were defeated and their commander, the consul Lucius Cassius Longinus, was killed in the action.

ECONOMY

We will talk about the major industries, especially the wine industry where the city is most famous at. The vine was introduced to the Bordeaux region by the Romans, probably in the mid-1st century, to provide wine for local consumption, and wine production has been continuous in the region. Bordeaux produces large quantities of everyday wine as well as some of the most expensive wines in the world.

MAJOR SIGHTINGS

We will present some main sights that made the city a sought-after destination to both tourists and cinema production crews; hence,the reason it is classified as “The City of Arts and History”. The city is home to 362 monuments historiques (only Paris has more in France) with some buildings dating back to Roman times. Bordeaux has been inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble".

CONCLUSION

The City of Bordeaux is rich both in arts and history, still preserving its magnificent heritage as seen by its outstanding urban and architectural ensemble. The city also has some rigid economy to back it up, with the wine industry doing its charm, to wine-lovers and tourists alike.

SOURCES

https://www.google.com.ph/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=Yg3IVdyXKaaV8QffmpLgAw#q=bordeaux+city

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Burdigala

Johnson, Hugh (1994). World Atlas of Wine (4th ed.). London: Octopus Publishing Group Ltd. p. 13.

Our form of presentation is KEYNOTE that comprises a series of slides about our chosen city, the City of Lille.

TITLE: LILLE THE MOST FLEMISH OF ALL FRENCH CITIES

INTRODUCTION:

Its superior geographical location and transport network make Lille a gateway to Northern Europe. Dynamic and colorful, it is the biggest city in Northern France.

Our presentation, consists of the following:

HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF THE CITY OF LILLE 

This compose of Lille’s Antiquity, Facts and Figures of Lille, Lille City Map and Travel and Transport of Lille.

OUTLOOK IN THE CITY OF LILLE

This includes the City’s Institutions, Festivals, Parks and Gardens of the City, and The City’s Lifestyle and Community Life in Lille.

CITY OF LILLE URBAN PLANNING

A part where we discuss the Lille Major Urban Project (Le Grand Project Urbain)

These are the three (3) parts in our presentation.

HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF THE CITY OF LILLE

Lille is right by the border of Belgium. Which many people can travel from Belgium to Lille for work. There are no more borders gates now. The E.U took them away so more people can travel to the city. Classified as a city of "Art et Histoire" since 2004, Lille has conserved a large number of buildings and monuments, both secular and religious, which remain as signs of its illustrious past. These include the Citadelle park and fortress, a beautiful example of 17th century military architecture, designed by Vauban; the Vieille Bourse, a reminder of the Spanish occupation of the region as well as the marriage of the French and Flemish cultures; the Grand Place, focal point of life in Lille, with its "Déesse" statue, symbolising the resistance against the Austrians in 1792; the Porte de Paris; and also the rue de la Monnaie where coins were minted so many years ago.

OUTLOOK IN THE CITY OF LILLE

Lille is situated within the Nord-Pas de Calais region, which regroups both the Nord and Pas de Calais départements. The city of Lille is the home of a number of landmark buildings, including the newly constructed regional headquarters, visible as you enter the city from the East.

Lille is situated within the Nord département (a département is more or less the equivalent of a county in Great Britain, or a provencia in Spain). As the capital city of the Nord, Lille is the home of the headquarters and governing body of the département, named the conseil général.

As both leisure amenities and places to enjoy nature; parks and gardens are much more than simple decorations in the cityscape. They participate towards improving the lifestyle of city residents, as well as contributing in environmental terms towards the ‘health’ of the planet.

CITY OF LILLE URBAN PLANNING

The aim of the City of Lille is to enable each resident to profit from the city's development, whatever their district of residence may be.

To this end, the Urban Project of the city has its goal in ensuring each district exists as a veritable portion of the city, where a wide variety of functions (housing, shops, businesses, sports, culture) and a high quality of public infrastructures (highways, squares and gardens, public amenities) can be found.

The objective is to offer a quality of life in the context of sustainable development, where the residents of the different districts of Lille, Hellemmes and Lomme all live better together in their diversity.

CONCLUSION:

Therefore we conclude that the City of Lille is accessible, welcoming and with a rich heritage, it is a town with something for everyone. Luxury boutiques and charming pedestrian streets rub shoulders l with big name stores such as “Galeries Lafayette” or “Le Printemps”, not forgetting Lille’s art galleries and colorful markets.

SOURCES: 

http://en.mairie-lille.fr/cms/Welcome/discovering-lille/lille-virtual-visits 

http://www.france.fr/en/regions-and-cities/nord-pas-de-calais-between-yesterdays-resistance-and-todays-hospitality.html 

http://www.eupedia.com/france/lille.shtml 

http://www.lillegrandpalais.co.uk/why-lille-france-europe/ 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lille 

https://youtu.be/IkHngpkugaQ 

TITLE: Bordeaux Wine: Vins de Bordeaux

Introduction:

Long called La Belle Endormie (“Sleeping Beauty”), over the last decade Bordeaux has at last woken up and is currently stretching its legs and fluffing its finery. First the historic city center was cleaned up, revealing the splendors of its harmonious 18th-century architecture. Then a nifty tramway (streetcar) system was installed, and cars were banished from most of the historic center. Finally, the quays of the Garonne River were given an extensive overhaul and are now lined with public gardens, fountains, and playgrounds. The city has reconnected with the river, as best symbolized by the stunning 18th-century Place de la Bourse, which opens directly on the banks and is now scrubbed down and bedecked with a “water mirror,” a long, shallow fountain that you can walk and splash around in on sunny days.

In our presentation we will talk about:

1. History of Bordeaux

2. Tourist Attractions of Bordeaux

3. Economy of Bordeaux

4. Bordeaux wine

History:

Bordeaux has been occupied for thousands of years. First by the Celts, who established a small village they named Burdigala around 300 BC, then by the Romans, in 60 BC. With the fall of the Roman Empire came hundreds of years of strife and chaos.

Sources: 

http://www.frommers.com/destinations/bordeaux/743690

 http://www.bordovino.com/the-history)

Our group choose to present our topic in a form of Power Point presentation. Title : Nice: The Home of Beauty and Kindness in the French Region Subtitle: la maison de la beauté et de la bonté dans la région française Introduction: The city of Nice is on the top 2 largest city in France. It acts as one of the magnet attracting people from all over the world after Paris. Nice is also the second city of arts and culture in France. Nice is not only renowned for its grace but has also become a hub for research industry. In our presentation we will be talking 3 parts about the city.

1. History. 2. cultures 3. Economy and tourism.

History: Nice was founded around 350 BC by the Greeks of Massilia (Marseille) and was given the name of "Nakaia" in honor of a victory over the neighboring linguarians. (Nike is the Greek goddess of victory) in the 7th century , Nice joined the Genoese League formed by the towns of Liguria. In the 729 the city repulsed Saracens; but in 859 again in 880 the Saracens pillaged and burned it, and for most of the 10th century remained master of the surrounding country.

Culture: 

Nice is one of the oldest settlements in the world. Nice itself is established by the ancient Greeks. And been influenced by the Roman City. Since 2nd century AD the light of city has attracted by many famous painters and sculptors. Nice inspired many composers and intellectuals. Also they hosts many festival. And it is said that the city of nice has a distinct culture due to its unique history.

Economy and tourism:

Nice with its thriving and busting economy is a city of demands attention attraction and adulation. Considering the second largest city in the rench region . the currency in Nice was francy after the amalgamation of the European union , the general currency that has the common denomination has been established as Euro. nice is considered the third busiest airport in France in terms of passengers numbers.

Conclusion:

We conclude that the city of nice is rich in both history and culture that makes the place more interesting and a very good place for traveling .

Sources: 

www.wikipedia.org
www.azurlingua.co.UK
www.edinformatics.com
www.lonelyplanet.com
www.trapadvisor.co.uk

Eric: ok, good.

A. Description of the Form

  We will be having a powerpoint presentation for the viewing of photos and videos and a written documentation to be passed to the instructor.

B. Title and Subtitle

  The main title of our presentation will be “Toulouse: La Ville Rose” with a subtitle “Knowing the world’s Pink City and Europe’s center of Aerospace Industry”.

C. Introduction

  We will begin our introduction with a short performance which is somehow connected with the main topic. It will be followed by a formal introduction of the presentation to be accompanied by a short video about the City of Toulouse. Thereafter, the presentation proper will commence.

  The city of Toulouse has earned the nickname "ville rose" or "pink city" due to the colour of the local building material traditionally used - terra cotta bricks. Its other nickname is the "city of violets".

D. Three-Part Presentation

  We will present general information about Toulouse- its location, population and what this city is known for.

Four facts about this beautiful city will also be presented as an introduction to our reporting proper in order to stimulate interest to the audience.

1. Toulouse is known as “la ville Rose”, which means “the pink town”.

2. Toulouse is the town of a famous French dish called Cassoulet.

3.  Toulouse is the center of the European aerospace industry.

4.  Toulouse is the home the Stade Toulousain, which is one of the best Rugby teams in Europe.

To give a brief history about Toulouse, we will divide the discussion four parts: early history, county of Toulouse, Toulouse within the Kingdom of France and Toulouse within the French Republic.

We will also introduce some of the notable persons from Toulouse and their respective fields and contributions- Jean Dausset, Pierre de Fermat, Paul Sabatier, Carlos Gardel and Claude Nougaro.

Famous tourist spots of Toulouse will also be presented. We will show pictures to give the audience a better visual representation of the remarkable place and give brief descriptions as well.

1. Basilica of St. Sernin

2. Hôtel d'Assézat

3. Cité de l'espace

4. Muséum de Toulouse

5. Musée des Augustins

6. Pont Neuf

7. Canal de Brienne

8. Capitole de Toulouse

9. Le château d’eau, pôle photographique de Toulouse

10. Château de Pibrac

11. Toulouse Cathedral

We will focus on Toulouse as the center of the European aerospace industry. We will also talk about the implications and benefits of this industry to the economy of the city. The city hosts the European headquarters of Intel and CNES's Toulouse Space Centre (CST), the largest space center in Europe and also the headquarters of Airbus. We will also talk about Thales Alenia Space, Aerospace Valley and Cité de l'espace. We will show videos to engage the audience of the aerospace activities in Toulouse.

E. Description about the Conclusion

  Our conclusion will be presented through the various economic developments, technological advances, global accomplishments and the likes that has been achieved by the City of Toulouse for the past years and probably will be achieving in the future. Each reporter will have his/her time to share his/her thoughts.

  We concluded that the City of Toulouse is one of the fast-growing cities in France, notable for its strong economy, dynamic industry in innovation and high technology, unique heritage and high quality of life.

F. These are the different sites and references where we have gathered data and sources of information:

http://www.france.fr/en/regions-and-cities/toulouse-pink-violets-red-and-black.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toulous/

http://www.britannica.com/place/Toulouse-France

http://www.so-toulouse.com/en/why-toulouse.html#.VcfqPvmqqko

I. Form of Presentation

The group will have a powerpoint presentation about the City of Nice.

II. Title

“Nice la Belle”

III. Subtitle

“Unveiling the beauty of the populous and popular City of Nice”

IV. Description of the Introduction

The introduction will be all about discussing the title which will lead to the discussion of some of the important facts about the City of Nice, as mentioned in the subtitle, it being popular and populous. A short game or trivia may also be presented depending on the circumstances.

V. Parts of the Presentation

The three main parts of the presentation are:  (1) the general information about the city e.g. its location, history and population among others, (2) the interesting and fascinating facts about the city and (3) a wrap-up about the presentation.

  V.1 General Information About the City

As mentioned earlier, in this part we will discuss some of the major facts, especially demography, that makes Nice the City it is known for. Some of these information are:

V.1.i Located on the south east coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea, Nice is the second-largest French city on the Mediterranean coast and the second-largest city in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region after Marseille.

V.1.ii Nice, the fifth largest city in France, acts as a magnet attracting people from all over the world, for a multitude of reasons, Not only renowned for its grace, Nice has become a hub for research in industry, science and advanced technology since the creation of such centers as Acropolis and Sophia Antipolis.

  V.2 The Popular City of Nice

In this part of the presentation, different interesting facts about the city of Nice will be presented. This part is like an in-depth look on the city of Nice. This sneak will be about the city’s tourist spots, cuisine and the likes. Some of these facts that will be presented are:

V.2.i Nice has a few local dishes. There is a local tart made with onions and anchovies (or anchovy paste), named "Pissaladière". Socca is a type of pancake made from chickpea flour. Farcis niçois is a dish made from vegetables stuffed with a mixture of breadcrumbs, meat (generally sausage and ground beef), and herbs; and salade niçoise is a tomato salad with green peppers of the "Corne" variety, baked eggs, tuna or anchovies, and olives. Local meat comes from neighbouring valleys, such as the sheep of Sisteron. Local fish, such as mullets, bream, sea urchins, and anchovies (alevins) are used to a great extent, so much so that it has given birth to a proverb: "fish are born in the sea and die in oil".

V.2.ii  The city is animated at night as well as in the day especially in the summer with the Nice Jazz Festival held in the arena, the gardens of Cimiez, and the flower "war" on the Promenade des Anglais in which participate the prettiest women on the Cote d'Azur (French Riviera).

  V.3 Wrap-up of the presentation about the City of Nice

In this part of the presentation, there will be a trivia or a game which will test the retention of the audience regarding the information presented during the report. Also, the conclusion falls under this part of the presentation just right after the trivia or game.

VI. Conclusion

The conclusion will be all about the most important facts that one should not miss about the City of Nice. These information should be stressed because these are what makes Nice the city that it is known to be. The conclusion may include the situation of Nice as compared globally and as compared to its neighboring cities. More importantly, some useful information will be reiterated.

VII. Sources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice#Economy_and_tourism

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destination/france/35155/Nice-city-break-guide.html

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/france/nice

http://www.beyond.fr/villages/nice-provence-france.html

http://www.tripadvisor.com.ph/Tourism-g187234-Nice_French_Riviera_Cote_d_Azur_Provence-Vacations.html

A. Form of Presentation:

WE will going to have a presentation about the city of Bretagne.

B. Title:

la beauté de bretagne

C. Subtitle

<span class="title">la</span> recherche de la vraie beauté de bretagne

<b>D.&nbsp; </b><b>Introduction</b>

We will have a some questions/game about Bretagne before we will <span class="operator"><span class="keyword">start</span> our presentation.</span>

<b>E.&nbsp; </b><b>Parts <span class="keyword">of</span> Presentation</b>

<span class="deletion">-&nbsp; History</span>

<span class="deletion">-&nbsp; Culture</span>

-&nbsp; <span class="constant">Government</span> <span class="keyword">and</span> <span class="constant">Politics</span>

<b>F.&nbsp; </b><b>History</b>

Brittany has been inhabited <span class="keyword">by</span> humans since the<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Paleolithic" target="_blank">Lower Paleolithic</a>. The first settlers were<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal" target="_blank">Neanderthals</a>. This population was scarce <span class="keyword">and</span> very similar to the other Neanderthals found <span class="keyword">in</span> the whole <span class="keyword">of</span> Western Europe. Their only original feature was a distinct culture, called <span class="string">"Colombanian"</span>.One <span class="keyword">of</span> the oldest<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearth" target="_blank">hearths</a>in the world has been found in<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plouhinec,_Finist%C3%A8re" target="_blank">Plouhinec, Finistère</a>. It <span class="keyword">is</span> <span class="number">450</span>,<span class="number">000</span> years old.


G.Conclusion


The conclusion will be all about the city <span class="keyword">of</span> Bretagne they will be known the important, the population, the accomplishments <span class="keyword">of</span> the city, their festivals, the economy <span class="keyword">of</span> the city <span class="keyword">and</span> the <span class="literal">true</span> beauty <span class="keyword">of</span> Bretagne.

<b>h.&nbsp; </b><b>Sources</b>

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brittany

http://www.brittanyholidayguide.com/brittanyculture.html

http://www.french-at-a-touch.com/French_Regions/Brittany/brittany_5.htm

Sir this is a revised from the old one.

We will have a power point presentation:

Introduction:

Long called La Belle Endormie (“Sleeping Beauty”), over the last decade Bordeaux has at last woken up and is currently stretching its legs and fluffing its finery. First the historic city center was cleaned up, revealing the splendors of its harmonious 18th-century architecture. Then a nifty tramway (streetcar) system was installed, and cars were banished from most of the historic center. Finally, the quays of the Garonne River were given an extensive overhaul and are now lined with public gardens, fountains, and playgrounds. The city has reconnected with the river, as best symbolized by the stunning 18th-century Place de la Bourse, which opens directly on the banks and is now scrubbed down and bedecked with a “water mirror,” a long, shallow fountain that you can walk and splash around in on sunny days.

In our presentation we will talk about:

1. History of Bordeaux

2. Economy of Bordeaux

3. What its like to be a student in Bordeaux.

History:

Bordeaux has been occupied for thousands of years. First by the Celts, who established a small village they named Burdigala around 300 BC, then by the Romans, in 60 BC. With the fall of the Roman Empire came hundreds of years of strife and chaos.

Economy:The economy of Bordeaux is centred around the trade of wines and liqueurs (14,000 producers and 400 wholesale dealers), the aeronautical industry and a range of other activities related to the electrical, electronics, automotive, chemical and biotechnological industries. As the administrative capital city of Aquitaine, Bordeaux also has a well developed tertiary sector with approximately 3,200 service businesses.

We think that it is very convenient to be a student in Bordeaux. There are student apartments near schools, offering furnished student apartments in Bordeaux which are only a short distance away from public transportation.

Sources: 

http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/archive/urban2/urban/audit/results/bordeaux.htm

http://www.frommers.com/destinations/bordeaux/743690

 http://www.bordovino.com/the-history)

Good evening, sir. This is a revision from the old one that I posted. I took your advice about what to put in our presentation.

Description of Strasbourg

Strasbourg is the capital city of the Alsace region in northeastern France. It's the seat of the European Parliament and sits near the German border, with culture and architecture blending German and French influences. It's known for its Gothic Cathédrale Notre-Dame, featuring daily shows from its astronomical clock and sweeping views of the Rhine River from partway up its 142m spire. is the seat of several European institutions, such as the Council of Europe (with its European Court of Human Rights, its European Directorate for the Quality of Medicine and its European Audiovisual Observatory) and the Eurocorps , as well as the European Parliament and the European Ombudsman of the European Union.

Introduction of Strasbourg

It is the capital city of the Alsace region in northeastern France. It's the seat of the European Parliament and sits near the German border, with culture and architecture blending German and French influences. It's known for its Gothic Cathédrale Notre-Dame, featuring daily shows from its astronomical clock and sweeping views of the Rhine River from partway up its 142m spire.Strasbourg is the perfect overture to all that is idiosyncratic about Alsace – walking a fine tightrope between France and Germany and between a medieval past and a progressive future, it pulls off ts act in inimitable Alsatian style.Tear your gaze away from that mesmerising Gothic cathedral for just a minute and you’ll be roaming the old town’s twisting alleys lined with crooked half-timbered houses à la Grimm; feasting in the cosiest of winstubs (Alsatian taverns) by the canalside in ; and marvelling at how a city that does Christmas markets and gingerbread so well can also be home to the glittering EU Quarter and ’s second-largest student population. But that’s Strasbourg for you: all the sweeter for its contradictions and cross-cultural quirks.

HISTORY

Strasbourg or ‘the town at the crossroads’, has always occupied a strategic position in Europe. Originally a Roman camp called Argentoratum, it served as a defensive fort. The streets of this small, fortified area built on a marshy island on the Ill river would later become the city of Strasbourg. In 1262, Strasbourg became a free city of the Germanic Holy Roman Empire and, behind its fortified walls, power gravitated around the emblematic Pfalz, or town hall. Strasbourg was annexed to France in 1681 as Louis XV realised its strategic importance. The 18th century witnessed the start of a burgeoning court of nobles and wealthy bourgeois, who built numerous mansions such as those in rue Brûlée and rue de la Nuée Bleue. The French Revolution in 1792 left the city in a terrible state; many churches and cloisters were destroyed or damaged. The dialect that the citizens of Strasbourg speak is Alsace.

In our presentation, the 3 parts with include: (pictures will be added)

Architecture

Transportation

Education

The conclusion of our presentation will be mainly about the culture, education, transportation and history about the city. Important facts like the city is ranked 3rd in France it also includes a seat of several European institutions.

SOURCES:

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/france/alsace-and-lorraine/strasbourg#ixzz3hXqhvBEP,

http://www.worldtravelguide.net/strasbourg/history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strasbourg#Education

Group 5: Region of Bourgogne

<p><b>Type <span class="keyword">of</span> Presentation: </b>Powerpoint</p>

<pre><b>Title: </b><i>Burgundy’s Travel Guide <span class="keyword">or</span> Le</i><i> Guide de Voyage de Bourgogne</i>

Subtitle: Exploring the Region of Red and White Wine

Introduction: Bourgogne or Burgundy is known as one of the main producers of red and white wine in the country of France. It is rich in history, located in a strategic and naturally advantageous setting, all of which have contributed to its worldwide reputation for fine wines, gastronomy and architectural wealth.

I. Brief History

  Burgundy has a long history which is shaped by its politics, trade and religion. Research says that Burgundians originated from Scandinavian people. Artifacts found within the region revealed it to be of Greek origin. Burgundy was also referred to numerous political entities in the country, having a long range of events like partitions and unions in its history. On the 15^th century, it was run by a Dijon-based duchy.

II. Economy

  The major industries of Burgundy aside from producing wine are gastronomy, metallurgy and agriculture. Gastronomy is the practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food. Metallurgy is the science and study of the behaviors and properties of metals and their extraction from their ores. Since Burgundy is located in a rural area and is rich in natural resources, its economy also depends on its agricultural sector which includes its vast vineyards, the source for the production of wine.

III. Tourism

  Alongside its rich history, the region also boasts its architectural wealth and heritage. Take a walk and enjoy The abbey of Fontenay, The village of Vézelay, The rock of Solutré and The Morvan. Burgundy’s restaurants which feature gastronomical guides are also popular to French and foreign tourists. Escargotsà la Bourgogne,Boeuf Bourguignon, and Coq au Vinare just three of the famous regional dishes. If you want to spend your summer on the country side and join their summer festivals, Burgundy can also provide the right accommodation in its list of hotels like Hotellerie le Crede and Grand Hotel La Cloche Dijon. 

Conclusion:

  Burgundy is rich in history, politics, trade and wine. Although it lacks the metropolitan aura that developed cities have, being strategically located in a rural area between north and south France aids them in their trading industry, which on the other hand gives them an advantage over other regions. It is rich in both history and heritage which makes this region even more special.

References:

o  http://www.my-french-house.com/regions/burgundy/

o  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgundy

o  http://www.rungismarket.com/en/bleu/enquetesrungisactu/regionbourgogne636.asp

o  http://www.regions-of-france.com/regions/burgundy/economy/

o  http://about-france.com/regions/burgundy.htm

o  http://www.tripadvisor.com.ph/Hotels-g187105-zfc5-Burgundy-Hotels.html

o  http://www.metallurgy.com/about/metallurgy.cfmhttp://www.burgundy-tourism.com/discover/must-see-tourist-attractions

Eric: in this presentation you talk a lot about the economy. It is ok for me but you have to give more specific information: what is Lyon's economical role? You mention about Lyon's strategy to compete with Paris to be an industrial centre in France, thanks to its central position, closer to the center of Europe, and that the city is developping international partnerships and wants to become a hub for a lot of companies (start-ups) 

Flow of the presentation:

Our presentation will be presented in a Power point presentation wherein we will present a brief history of the city of Lyons, tourism and economy and its architecture and landscapes. In every topic that we will present, there will be pictures in order for the class to visualize the city of Lyons. Title: Un mémorable Escapade dans la ville de Lyon (A Memorable Escapade in the City of lyons) Brief History: Ideally located between Massif Central and the Alps, at only 300 km for the Mediterranean see, Lyon made the most of its exceptional geographical location to build 2000 years of a fascinating history. Today, Lyon became the second largest French metropolis after Paris and the Capital of Rhone Alps region. Let us tell you the extraordinary destiny of Lyon city: Lyon, Capital of Gauls under Roman Empire: First named Lugdunum meaning the "hill of the light" or "the hill of the crow", Lyon was founded on the Fourviere hill as a Roman colony in 43 B.C. by Munatius Plancus, a lieutenant of Caesar. Originally its role was limited to military but expanded to include politics, economics, and religion converting the city in the Capital of the Three Gauls. Soon, a forum, a theater, a temple of Cybele and public baths were erected and the city started to expend to other neighborhoods like Croix Rousse and down to the Presqu’ile area. As the birthplace of Christianity in Gaul, Lyon witnessed its first martyrs in the year 177 with the torture of Saint Blandine. At the end of the 3rd century, the decline of the Roman Empire exposed Lugdunum to the violent invasions of the Barbarians who chased out the inhabitants of the upper city. Lyon was plagued by ravages and political instability which put an end to its growth and finally lost its status as Capital of the Three Gauls. Economy: The GDP of Lyon is 62 billion euro,[31] and the city is the second richest after Paris. Lyon and its region Rhône-Alpes represent one of the most important economies in Europe and, according to Loughborough University, can be compared to Philadelphia, Mumbai or Athens concerning its international position. The city of Lyon is working in partnerships to more easily enable the establishment of new headquarters in the territory (ADERLY, Chambre du commerce et d'industrie, Grand Lyon...). According to the ECER-Banque Populaire, Lyon is the 14th favorite city in the European Union concerning the creation of companies and investments[citation needed]. High-tech industries like biotechnology, software development, game design, and internet services are also growing. Other important sectors include medical research and technology, non-profit institutions, and universities. Lyon is home to some of the most dangerous viruses in the world (class 4) in the Jean Merieux laboratory of research, like Ebola, Marburg, Nipah, Hendra, and Lassa.[32] The city is the headquarters of many companies like Euronews; Lyon Airports; BioMérieux; Sanofi Pasteur; LCL S.A.; Cegid Group; Boiron; Infogrames; Groupe SEB; Renault Trucks; Irisbus; LVL Medical, GL Events; Compagnie Nationale du Rhône; Norbert Dentressangle and intergovernmental agencies IARC, Interpol. The specialization of some sectors of activities has the consequence of creating several main business centers: La Part-Dieu, located in the 3rd arrondissement is the second biggest business quarter after La Défense in Paris with over 1,600,000 m2 (17,222,256.67 sq ft) of office space and services and more than 40,000 jobs.[33] Cité Internationale, created by the architect Renzo Piano is located in the border of the Parc de la Tête d'Or in the 6th arrondissement. The worldwide headquarters of Interpol is located there. The district of Confluence, in the south of the historic centre, is a new pole of economical and cultural development. Tourism: Tourism is an important part of the Lyon economy, with one billion euros in 2007 and 3.5 million hotel-nights in 2006 provided by non-residents. Approximately 60% of tourists visit for business, with the rest for leisure. In January 2009, Lyon ranked first in France for hostels business. The festivals most important for attracting tourists are the Fête des lumières, the Nuits de Fourvière every summer, the Biennale d'art contemporain and the Nuits Sonores. Conclusion: The City of Lyons is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in Linn County, which rushes along the northern edge of town, has become well known for its fishing and white water recreational activities. Pictures URL: https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=city+of+lyon+brief+history&biw=1366&bih=657&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMIh8qv6rCrxwIViCOUCh3G1gsS#imgrc=LTT5AmBPplITKM%3A https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=city+of+lyon+brief+history&biw=1366&bih=657&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMIh8qv6rCrxwIViCOUCh3G1gsS#imgrc=_VapzKJnvTtKxM%3A https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=city+of+lyon+brief+history&biw=1366&bih=657&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMIh8qv6rCrxwIViCOUCh3G1gsS#imgrc=9loUaIfMBkhitM%3A Source: http://www.kanpai-tourisme.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=36&Itemid=43 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyon

                   We will present a trivia about the place, where is it located, how to get there, their tourist spots like their heritage and museums as well as their trips and tours, the activities during day and night, their food , their specialties, shopping sites, and their seasons. It will be presented through a power point presentation. We will also present a video about how can we make our day fun in the City of Toulouse and a pictures in their beautiful spots as well.

Title:

Permet de faire des souvenirs et découvrir la beauté de Toulouse peut offrir

(Lets make memories and experience the beauty of Toulouse can offer)

Brief History:

The 4th city of France in terms of number of inhabitants Toulouse is known throughout the world mainly as the place where Airbus planes are built! It is however also an ancient city where history is written on almost each of its stones. Toulouse was founded 4th centuries BC by Celtic people called the Volques Tectosages. During the 1st century BC the Romans occupy it and give the city the name Tolosa. It is on the Garonne River, about 370 miles (595 km) south of Paris, and is a leading commercial, industrial, and transportation center.

Tourism:

Toulouse has become a center of aviation and spaceflight in the past 20 years. More than 35,000 of the inner city's 400,000 citizens work in the civil aviation or space industries; Airbus Group (formerly EADS) is the largest employer in the region. The city has remained relatively unchanged despite the economic boom.

The city, on the Garonne river, is on the site of an ancient Roman settlement; even today many of the smaller streets follow their Roman counterparts and many of the red brick buildings are of a pseudo-Roman style. These buildings are also what gives Toulouse its nickname La ville rose (The pink city).

In the middle ages, Toulouse was one of the richest cities in France due to the sale of blue coloring (pastel) extracted from woad plants. This monopoly was only broken when the Portuguese began to import Indigo toEurope. Over 50 hotels, mansions, remain witness to the past wealth.

Conclusion: 

Visually, this Midi-Pyreneen city is like none other, owing to its pink bricks and red tiles. Wander through Toulouse: you will be captivated by the colours of its buildings. Local gastronomy also has many surprises in store: the numerous restaurants lining the pink city are there to welcome you. This is your chance to taste traditional cassoulet, Toulouse sausage, foie gras, and other culinary specialities of the south-west. A local wine is the perfect accompaniment to these dishes.

http://www.sacred-destinations.com/france/toulouse-st-sernin

http://geography.howstuffworks.com/europe/geography-of-toulouse.html

http://www.map-france.com/Toulouse-31500/map-Toulouse.html

http://www.inrap.fr/preventive-archaeology/Press-release/2005/p-1339-lg1-Exceptional-archaeological-discovery-in-Toulouse.htm

http://www.toulouse-tours.com/

http://www.france-voyage.com/cities-towns/toulouse-10586.htm

http://southweststory.com/toulouse-short-history

http://www.hoteldebrienne.com/uk/tourisme-toulouse.php

Eric: ok for this, but it is important to show some pictures of the historical places you are mentionning.

Form of Presentation: Powerpoint

Title: Welcome to the historical places in city of Alsace France (Bienvenue sur

les lieux historiques dans la ville de l'Alsace France)

Introduction: Alsace is the Germanic region of France. It is a region lying on the west bank of the river Rhine, between the Rhine and the Vosges mountains. To the north and east it shares a border with Germany; to the south with German-speaking Switzerland, and to the west with Lorraine and Franche Comté.

Brief History: In prehistoric times, Alsace was inhabited by nomadic hunters. By 1500

BC, Celts began to settle in Alsace, clearing and cultivating the land. By 58 BC, the Romans had invaded and established Alsace as a center of viticulture. To protect this highly valued industry, the Romans built fortifications and military camps that evolved into various communities which have been inhabited continuously to the present day. While part of the Roman Empire, Alsace was part of Germania Superior. With the decline of the Roman Empire, Alsace became the territory of the Germanic Alemanni. The Alemanni were agricultural people, and their Germanic language formed the basis of modern-day dialects spoken along the Upper Rhine (Alsatian, Alemannian, Swabian, Swiss). At about this time the surrounding areas experienced recurring fragmentation and reincorporations among a number of feudal secular and ecclesiastical lordships, a common process in the Holy Roman Empire. This situation prevailed until 1639, when most of Alsace was conquered by France so as to keep it out of the hands of the Spanish Habsburgs, who wanted a clear road to their valuable and rebellious possessions in the Spanish Netherlands. The year 1789 brought the French Revolution and with it the first division of Alsace into the départements of Haut- and Bas-Rhin. Alsatians played an active role in the French Revolution.By 1790, the Jewish population of Alsace was approximately 22,500, about 3% of the provincial population. They were highly segregated and subject to long-standing anti-Jewish regulations.France started the Franco-Prussian War(1870–71), and was defeated by the Kingdom of Prussia and other German states.

Parts of our Presentation:

·  History of Alsace

· Heritage and Culture of Alsace

· Main attractions of Alsace

Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alsace

http://about-france.com/regions/alsace.htm

Eric: Same remarks as the previous group.

Form of Presentation: Powerpoint

Title: Permettez-moi de vous amener à Strasbourg (Let me bring you to Strasbourg)

Introduction: It is the capital city and principal town of the Alsace region in eastern France. It is the official seat of the European Parliament.  It has an estimated population of some 300,000. It covers an area of 521 sq miles. The Romans established a town on the present site of the city and named it Argentoratum.

Brief History: The first traces of human occupation in the environs of Strasbourg go back many thousands of years. Neolithic, Bronze Ageand Iron Ageartifacts have been uncovered by archaeological excavations. It was permanently settled by Proto-Celts around 1300 BC. Towards the end of the third century BC, it developed into a Celtic township with a market called "Argentorate". Drainage works converted the stilt houses to houses built on dry land. The Free City of Strasbourg remained neutral during the Thirty Years' War, and retained its status as a Free Imperial City. However, the city was annexed by King Louis XIV of France to extend the borders of his kingdom. Strasbourg's status as a free citywa srevoked by the French Revolution. Enragés, most notoriously Eulogius Schneider, ruled the city with an increasingly iron hand. During this time, many churches and cloisters were either destroyed or severely damaged. The tower was saved, however, when in May of the same year citizens of Strasbourg crowned it with a giant tin Phrygian cap. This artifact was later kept in the historical collections of the city until it was destroyed by the Germans in 1870 during the Franco-Prussian war.

• History of Strasbourg
  
• Culture of Strasbourg
  
• Main Attractions of Strasbourg with Pictures
  

Form of Presentation: Powerpoint

Title: Nous savons que la beaute de la bretagne(let us know the beauty of bretagne)

Subtitle: son plus amusant dans la grande bretagne (its more fun in the great Bretagne)

Brief History: During Dark ages,wave upon wave of immigrants from Ireland, Wales and southern England profoundly altered the character of the Armorican peninsula, turning it into Brittany, or Little Britain. They spread their own brand of Christianity as well as their exuberant legends and a feisty, independent Brittany was forged in this period.

Brittany, or the Armorican peninsula, as it was known in antiquity, is famed for its numerous Neolithic monuments. Most of the great burial chambers here predate the Egyptian pyramids by a long time. They consisted of a dolmen, or stone chamber, for the bodies, covered by a tumulus, an earth mound. As to the countless Neolithic menhirs, the standing stones for which the region is celebrated, they remain a riddle even for scholars. 

The Region of Brittany [Bretagne] is located on the peninsula, that extends about 150 miles into the Atlantic, in the extreme northwest of France, and separates the English Channel from the Bay of Biscay.It is almost identical to the historic province of Bretagne, and consists of the départements of Côtes-d’Armor [Côtes-du-Nord], Finistère, Ille-et-Vilaine and Morbihan.The old province also contained the Département of Loire-Atlantique, which is now a part of the Region of Pays-de-la-Loire.The region is bordered by the English Channel to the north, Basse-Normandie [Lower Normandy] to the northeast, Pays-de-la-Loire [Western Loire] to the east, the Bay of Biscay to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the west.Its capital is Rennes. 

Parts of our presentation:

-- history

-- Culture

-- economy and their main attraction

Conclusion:

The conclusion of our presentation about the city of bretagne is about their education, government and etc. that can help us to know more about the city of bretagne. they have a delicious pan cakes and their wine is known in other countries. bretagne consists of Cotes Armor, Fenistere, Ille-et-Villaine and morbihan. Bretagne also known having a speacial culture that makes bretagne as the great bretagne.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brittany

http://www.french-at-a-touch.com/French_Regions/Brittany/brittany_5.htm

http://www.brittanytourism.com/get-to-know-brittany/its-history

http://www.regions-of-france.com/regions/brittany/culture/

http://www.brittanyholidayguide.com/brittanyculture.html

Hi sir, this is Angelly Atillo, group leader of group 1... sorry for the delay of posting this.this is our group plan, in which we already complied and the onmly thing we lack is to arrange and provide more info to our powerpoint presentation. Thank you (EH203 10:30-12:00 MW)

Good evening Sir, this is our presentation.

Good day, Sir! This is our presentation.

Sorry for the delay. No choice but to post in PDF form.

MW:10:30-12:00 nn. Group 2

Title (A Student of Bordeaux)

Good evening, sir. This a revision of the old ppt.

Good evening Sir, this is the revised version of our presentation.

Good evening sir! Sorry for the delay :-) and sir I changed a little bit of the plan that I proposed.

Good morning Sir, this is our presentation

Sorry for the delay, sir. Here is our presentation.

Hi sir, this is our presentation

sir this is our presentation Group 4 7:30 - 9:00

Hello sir! I scrolled throughout the page and for an unknown reason, just like you, I did not also see the powerpoint I posted last time. Maybe it was due to slow internet connectivity. But nonetheless, I posted it again. so here is our presentation. I converted it to pdf since the file size is too big.

september 28: review for the written
examination.

september 30: written examination. The exam
will cover all we have seen from week three to week sixteen (which ends on
september 23); the exam will cover the content and the exercises that we
practised in the class room. 

october 5: reporting of the french
presentations (main oral examination). Each presentation will last about 6 to 8 minutes.  2 to 3 minutes will be used to answer questions and possibly give further information. Each group must prepare 5 questions for the class to make sure students listened. The questions must not be too hard or too easy. The groups will tell me which questions they will ask on september 30, after the examination.

october 7: Complementary oral examination:
you will perform small dialogues in groups, followed by questions in french for the students that performed poorly.

If you know you cannot attend one of the examination days (september 30, october 5 or october 7), you have to tell me and provide evidence that you cannot attend class before that day. Else you will be failed!

The groups for the dialogues of the
complementary oral examination are the same for the french presentations. Chose one of the following dialogues that you will perform (without paper or mobile phone) on october 7. Each dialogue will last about 2 minutes.

Dialogues French One (only one per group)

sujet 1: Premier jour à l’université

sujet 2 : Première
rencontre

sujet 3 : Comment il
s’appelle ?

sujet 4 : C’est pour
une inscription