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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This was the listening you did on Wednesday, 15/11</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Homework 1</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Try this one... and tell me HONESTLY how much you understood the first time.<br>Remember to leave a day or two between the first and final listening.<br>Follow these steps:<br>1) Relax and listen - get the general idea. You do not have to understand everything.<br>2) Listen again, with the transcript.<br>3) Write your comments about the listening and try to introduce at least five new words/expressions.<br>4) Listen a final time.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Can you tell me about an experience you have had where you misunderstood a situation or someone misunderstood you?<br>Write a text in the past simple.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>It makes a good story - we can take a look at it on Wednesday!</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br><br><br>A while ago an head hunter contacted me in order to find out if I could be interested in a new working position that had opened in the food packaging sector.<br>As I told you, I love that market and so, even if I feel good doing my job, we started talking about all details.<br>At the end of our lovely chatting, she suggested to submint my profile to the company and in a short while they wanted to arrange a meeting.<br>Good, I thought.<br>In the following days I took a leave from my job, washed my car and did all preparations for our meeting.<br>So I drove as far as Affi, that is not so close.<br>When I reached the agreed place of our meeting I found two men sat at a table of a bar.<br>I greeted, introduced myself and finally sat down.<br>So we started talking, and we discussed about market trends, the company and finally...me!<br>Or better, I would have spoken about me, but, since I started introducing myself I noticed on their face something strange. It was like we were talking about two different things, and that sensation grew while I was going ahead.<br>After a while, I quit speaking and asked: something doesn't work???<br>They showed me a resume, the one of the person they were waiting for...and it wasn't mine!!! Or better, they had never received my resume, as they said me.<br>Suddenly it was clear that there had been a misunderstanding between the recruiter and the hiring company. They mixed up resumes for sure!<br>What could I do at that point???<br>I laughed, got up and with great self control greeted my interviewers.<br>I had all the time home to swear at my recruiter!!!</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What about this one?<br>Can you describe your relationship with social media? <em>Use the present perfect where possible.</em><br>How long have you been using social media? Have you ever shared a video? How many any stories related to this topic have you heard?</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The right question should be: have I ever had a relationship with social media?<br>Of course, as everybody by now, I've got my profile on some of the most popular social media, Linkedin and Facebook, if you wanna go and find them out.<br>But likely, they'll let you down.<br>The first one is only a poor resume, and you know, if you aren't really looking for a new job position, you'll hardly ever keep it fresh.<br>Instead, my facebook profile shows only some boring sports pictures of me. Nothing else.<br>I've always asked myself why I'm not interested in social media.<br>Am I a bear? Am I too old for this new tecnology?<br>Actually I find them really useful. For example to keep in touch with friends who live far away or if you want to enlarge your own business without spending plenty of money.<br>On the other hand,  I've always found some use of social media ridiculous and really annoying.<br>Looking at some profiles, people look like stars. Everyone publishes amazing pictures, always smiling selfies, having fun parties, attending serious classes, living great adventures,  working hard...but most of all successfully!!!...never bored, never sad, they never had a bad day, and even if it happens, they come out with some important quotes.<br>Sometimes I wonder if those are the same people I know.<br>Plus, all that stupid videos that people love!?! Ok, you can laugh at them once, twice...but It seems they are stealing your time!<br>I occasionally go to work by bus. Travelling by public transport reminds me of when I was young and used to reach everywhere by them.<br>I like to sit down, relax, look out the window and the people around me.<br>A long time ago people used to talk all the way. Nowadays they don't. People are always deeply lost and curved over their smartphones.<br>Well, of course we should thank technological progress, but also pay attention to a correct use.<br>Meanwhile, I prefer to go running.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Mindfulness - to help you relax and enjoy your holidays - but also go running!</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Just to help you revise some of the most common phrasal verbs - but remember a bit at a time!</title>
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         <title>Too many things???</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I think the article makes some confusion between having too many things in our houses because we tend to keep in our wardrobes, cupboards, garages things we won't definitely use anymore, but for some reason. we don't want them to give away, and buying in a compulsive way.<br>Of course filling our houses of stuff can't buy us happiness. Neither calm down our anxiety for a long time.<br>We know we should stuff our lives of experiences and memories, good if possible.<br>But different is to collect things when they talk about ourselves. My house, as everyone I suppose, is full of things that talk about me and the people I love. I try to organize them but it's a mess!!! Sometime I tried to throw some away, but it's stronger than me! I had to give up!</div>]]></description>
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         <title>New economy???</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>What's new in this phenomenon? What's new in setting a new business up starting from a small dimension? Isn't it the same old story of economy? Perhaps it sounds strange for the Anglo-Saxon economy where companies are usual bigger than the southern Europe ones and people use to be "menager" rather than "enterpreneurs".<br>Well for a such a long while I heard about the great northern Economy based on large structured companies, that could rely on an easy access to the financial market. Meanwhile all those professors were in the habit of criticize small southern European companies because of their little dimension. Little dimension that could have made some problems in order to reach bank loans and foreign markets. Forgetting their most important quality: the flexibility.<br>Now we are just saying the opposite.<br>So the right question probably is: is it something good? and can it keep going on?<br>I think it depends on from what point of view we try to judge.<br>Another example? Globalization, then became Glocal...At the begging it has been painted as the most successful changing process, but suddenly we learnt for who it was.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[The UK has become the first country in the world to officially recognise parkour as a sport.
Parkour, also known as freerunning or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one’s body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features.
Recognition from all five UK sports councils, including Sport England, means organisations such as Parkour UK, which led the initial application for its recognition in 2009, will now be able to apply for government grants and National Lottery funding.
The sport could also soon be practised in schools after it gained support from both the Youth Sport Trust and the Association for Physical Education, who described it as an exciting and motivating activity.
Eugene Minogue, the chief executive of Parkour UK, said: “Recognition is a thing in its own right and that is what we are celebrating today, that the sport has been recognised as a sport. That’s no mean feat.
“Yes, it does give us the ability to apply for funding, and there are a number of other benefits that come out of it, but the biggest thing for us is how it will give the public an understanding of what parkour is and what benefits it has.”
Tracey Crouch, the minister for sport, welcomed the announcement. She said: “I want people to get out there and find the sport and physical activity that appeals to them and parkour is certainly a fun, creative and innovative option.
 “I am pleased that it has been recognised as a sport, giving it the platform for further growth in this country, with Parkour UK as its governing body. The sport promotes movement and using the great outdoors as a space to get active in, and I encourage people to don their trainers and give it a go.”
The sport has often been deemed controversial since its inception in the late 1980s as a result of some participants’ use of techniques to scale urban structures without the aid of safety ropes.
Cambridge University has been particularly critical after a video went viral of 22-year-old James Kingston leaping across the city’s many ancient buildings. It labeled parkour a form of trespassing that endangered the health of its practitioners and the public.
Parkour developed principally in France, but one of its founding fathers and now an elected president of Parkour UK, Sebastien Foucan, said the UK was the first country to truly embrace the practice.
He is most recognisable for his role as Mollaka in the opening scene of the James Bond film Casino Royale, in which Daniel Craig chases him through a building site.
Foucan, who also appeared in some of Madonna’s music videos and starred in Jump London, a Channel 4 documentary, called the decision a “groundbreaking moment for a discipline which started off as child’s play and continues as child’s play for all ages”.
“Parkour/freerunning is not a known discipline,” he said. “It’s very, very famous now, but in terms of institutions, there was no recognition. And now, finally, this is the first place in the world [to see it as a sport], and it’s history. We’re making history. And I’m sure the UK is the pioneer of that.
“The beauty of parkour/freerunning is that everyone, of all ages, can do it respectfully in almost any environment. We celebrate activity and playfulness whilst constantly challenging our mental and physical limits. It is more than just jumping, it is a health-driven way of life.”
Phil Smith, the director of sport at Sport England, said: “Parkour has already been offering something different for a few years now, but what recognition means is that Parkour UK is taking responsibility for its organisation.
“The safety and enjoyment of those taking part is paramount, so congratulations to Parkour UK on achieving the standards and showing their ambition to grow even further.”
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Did you know about this sport?<br>Yes, I did. I knew it as a new kind of urban activity. Easy to play in a urban environment where you can find a "ground" full of obstacles you can climb and jump and so keep fit and having fun.<br>Reading the text above, have you learnt something more?<br>I learnt about the UK decision of recognize Parkour as a sport, with all rights, advantages and duties that this decision brings up.<br>Ten questions for a freerunner:<br>1) <br>&nbsp;<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1) Do you usually think to a precise route for each training?<br>2) Do you do specific exercise in order to prepare a freerunning training. I mean, do you work on your abdominal, or on your arms strength for instance?<br>3) How, and in what, different is freerunning from the new functional training trend?<br>4) Do you play it just to relax and keep fit, or are you thinking at any competition? Would you like to compete in a contest?<br>5) Don't you think it's just current trend that could disappear when something new, exciting, come out?<br>6) Have you ever had problems with landlords or police? In fact sometimes you could trespass.<br>7) If you think at freerunning, do you think at a great growth for the future that lead to the a global recognition til the Olympian Games?<br>8) Do you seriously think aged people can practice this sport?<br>9) Do you warm-up before starting or you get out from your office and start suddenly running?<br>10) Do your parents have even normal kids?<br><br></div>]]></description>
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