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Weiß jemand, wo ich den Text des Songs "Not ashamed" von Danny Plett herbekomme?
So oder so ähnlich?
"Ich schäme mich nicht"
Chorus
Ich schäme mich nicht dafür, daß du es weißt.
Ich möchte dieses Licht in mir zeigen.
Ich schäme mich nicht dafür, den Namen Jesus Christus auszusprechen.
Warum schleichen wir so hier herum?
Wem wollen wir gefallen?
Sünde tun wir mit einem Achselzucken ab,
wir entschuldigen uns als würden wir eine Art Krankheit ausbreiten.
Ich sage: „So nicht. So nicht.“
Chorus
, wenn du einen abgeschlossenen Fall neu aufrollst – hebe deine Überzeugungen für die Kirche / Gemeinde am Sonntagmorgen auf.
Die anderen, man sollte warten bis eine Marktforschung durchgeführt wird.
Ich sage: „So nicht. So nicht.“
"Ich schäme mich nicht"
Chorus
Ich schäme mich nicht dafür, daß du es weißt.
Ich möchte dieses Licht in mir zeigen.
Ich schäme mich nicht dafür, den Namen Jesus Christus auszusprechen.
Warum schleichen wir so hier herum?
Wem wollen wir gefallen?
Sünde tun wir mit einem Achselzucken ab,
wir entschuldigen uns als würden wir eine Art Krankheit ausbreiten.
Ich sage: „So nicht. So nicht.“
Chorus
, wenn du einen abgeschlossenen Fall neu aufrollst – hebe deine Überzeugungen für die Kirche / Gemeinde am Sonntagmorgen auf.
Die anderen, man sollte warten bis eine Marktforschung durchgeführt wird.
Ich sage: „So nicht. So nicht.“
Nein,. das ist es nicht, glaub ich.
Trotzdem.
.Wo hast du das her?
Trotzdem.
.Wo hast du das her?
Englisch referat über Travelling/Tourism
brauche dringend ein referat in englisch über Travelling and Tourism, am besten mit Diskussionen!
Schreibs lieber selbst. So schwer ist das nicht! Wikipedia bietet da bestimmt viel Hilfe.
Oder schau hier: Referate für Studenten und Schüler
Oder schau hier: Referate für Studenten und Schüler
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“Tourism is wearing out our planet!”
Today I want to inform you about the effects of the globalization process on the tourism branch and its negative consequences for our global environment. But before turning to the topic I want to carry out a little survey with you- just to check if there are people who change their opinion about that statement by David Lodge after my talk.
Who of you share the view that tourism ruins the nature?
Who attends to the opposite and thinks tourism is only positive?
Is there anybody who takes the opinion that it is both- positive and negative?
Does anyone have no clue about it?
Ok, we will return to the results later on.
In the following I will give you some information about the development of tourism in the world, its reasons and the importance for the economy. At last I will come to the consequences of the globalization process in the tourism branch especially for the culture and the environment.
1. Development of mass tourism
A long time ago only a few people - especially from the nobility and the higher middle class - had the possibility and time to travel - until the 20th century - because in the 1950´s the economic upswing set in and caused an enormous tourism wave which led to the expansion of global travelling and the phenomenon of mass tourism.
1.1. Reasons
There are various reasons for this: On the one hand the social and on the other hand the technological advances of the last decades.
The shortening of the daily and weekly working time results in more free time; therefore it can be stated as a reason of increasing tourism.
In the last 40 years the daily leisure time rose from 1,5 h to 4,1 h, at the weekend the people have half an hour more time than in the past and the holiday season tripled from 9 days to 31 days so that the Germans are keen on travelling. More income, economic growth, a higher life expectancy and individual mobility also supported the explosion of the tourist branch particularly in Germany.
Another reason for the increase of tourism is its commercialization. The world seems to become smaller because of new means of transport like trains, automobiles or planes which make it easier to reach other places. That fact even supported the expansion of certain types of infrastructure; which means: more hotels, more restaurants, more streets, harbours, airports, more buses and cars and logically more energy, canalization or cultural institutions.
1.2. Economic importance
Tourism belongs to the most important branches of the industry world wide. Every year it obtains about 40 billion US Dollars profit and offers over 100 million jobs. Some regions are only able to survive because of the tourists. But you even have to take a look at the distribution of profit: the USA and European states like Germany or Spain get 50 % of the revenues. Only 5 % are received by developing countries. To illustrate what I found out about the development of mass tourism I picked out the following statistic. Here it is shown how tourism developed from 1950 up to now. You can see that it is growing steady; especially Europe seems to be a magnet for tourists and you can notice as well that especially in African countries tourism is not of such an importance. This red line represents the revenues, as I mentioned before they are increasing, too.
Today I want to inform you about the effects of the globalization process on the tourism branch and its negative consequences for our global environment. But before turning to the topic I want to carry out a little survey with you- just to check if there are people who change their opinion about that statement by David Lodge after my talk.
Who of you share the view that tourism ruins the nature?
Who attends to the opposite and thinks tourism is only positive?
Is there anybody who takes the opinion that it is both- positive and negative?
Does anyone have no clue about it?
Ok, we will return to the results later on.
In the following I will give you some information about the development of tourism in the world, its reasons and the importance for the economy. At last I will come to the consequences of the globalization process in the tourism branch especially for the culture and the environment.
1. Development of mass tourism
A long time ago only a few people - especially from the nobility and the higher middle class - had the possibility and time to travel - until the 20th century - because in the 1950´s the economic upswing set in and caused an enormous tourism wave which led to the expansion of global travelling and the phenomenon of mass tourism.
1.1. Reasons
There are various reasons for this: On the one hand the social and on the other hand the technological advances of the last decades.
The shortening of the daily and weekly working time results in more free time; therefore it can be stated as a reason of increasing tourism.
In the last 40 years the daily leisure time rose from 1,5 h to 4,1 h, at the weekend the people have half an hour more time than in the past and the holiday season tripled from 9 days to 31 days so that the Germans are keen on travelling. More income, economic growth, a higher life expectancy and individual mobility also supported the explosion of the tourist branch particularly in Germany.
Another reason for the increase of tourism is its commercialization. The world seems to become smaller because of new means of transport like trains, automobiles or planes which make it easier to reach other places. That fact even supported the expansion of certain types of infrastructure; which means: more hotels, more restaurants, more streets, harbours, airports, more buses and cars and logically more energy, canalization or cultural institutions.
1.2. Economic importance
Tourism belongs to the most important branches of the industry world wide. Every year it obtains about 40 billion US Dollars profit and offers over 100 million jobs. Some regions are only able to survive because of the tourists. But you even have to take a look at the distribution of profit: the USA and European states like Germany or Spain get 50 % of the revenues. Only 5 % are received by developing countries. To illustrate what I found out about the development of mass tourism I picked out the following statistic. Here it is shown how tourism developed from 1950 up to now. You can see that it is growing steady; especially Europe seems to be a magnet for tourists and you can notice as well that especially in African countries tourism is not of such an importance. This red line represents the revenues, as I mentioned before they are increasing, too.
2. Criticism on tourism
If you go on holiday it will always have an impact on the countries and regions you are visiting and logically, it will have consequences for their population, nature and culture. As I already said, often a new infrastructure is built only to satisfy the tourists’ needs. By building new streets or airports the responsible people do not show any consideration for the environment, traditional structures and the interests of the population. In some regions there are even so-called “ghettos” for tourists and in some cases tourism destroys its own potential because areas become unattractive when there are too many people, you might know this by your own experience.
2.1. Cultural effects
The more countries assimilate to tourism the more local and cultural traditions turn into shows or productions made exclusively for travellers. Tourism develops to a monoculture and is supported by those who are longing for profit. That is why the tourism branch is a part of the economic globalization and leads to the adaptation to the western world.
People travel in so-called exotic paradises and make a contribution to the rejection of the real cultural characteristics. The “exotic” things are only theatres according to the wishes of the guests. This is a vicious circle because tourists feel that the native hospitality has gone for business and therefore contributes to loose the origin of a country. Most will feel ridiculed and stop to respect the natives and their interests.
2.2. Consequences for the environment
This is of course a very current topic: the damages in environment and nature are dramatically. At first you have to mention the enormous air pollution. The emission of sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide has an upward tendency especially because of cars and planes. I am sure you heard about the debate and the plans to raise the taxes for cars and make it expensive to travel to reduce the emission.
But even water and ground are in danger because the oil of vehicles or motor boats and even the sun protect lotions pollute most notably the Mediterranean Sea.
Another big problem is the rubbish produced by tourists. In vacation resorts there will always be more dirt than at home besides it is difficult to clean it up on the beach or in the mountains. The estimated quantity of waste in the Austrian alpines amounts 4.500 t, the one of sewage 90.000 m³.
To go on, tourism has negative consequences for developing countries and their natural resources. Due to the tourists´ consumption of water and energy caused by swimming pools and air conditioners the ground-water level falls. Therefore it is difficult to keep up the drinking water supply or the watering for the agriculture of these countries.
At last you can even say that tourism is damaging nature and eco-systems, the habitat for animals and plants. For the establishment of a new infrastructure the people change the aesthetic things for example natural or cultural country sides and they change the natural ground which leads to its erosion. Thousands of forests must die only for new ski slopes or hiking trails, sailors, divers or surfers are destroying water biotopes and the ones to suffer are always the animals.
Before I come to the end I would like to come back to our survey and ask you once again:
…
I think it is an interesting result. It was my aim to show you that tourism has positive and negative aspects because it is wrong to say that it is just destroying our environment. On the one hand there are bad things as the emission of harmful gases or the dying of forests but on the other hand tourism has made a contribution in protecting some natural areas as well. Some Canadian woods or African reserves yet only exist because the tourism branch wanted them, otherwise they might be damaged today. Besides you should not forget that tourism is the most important branch of economy and therefore essential for many regions.
If you go on holiday it will always have an impact on the countries and regions you are visiting and logically, it will have consequences for their population, nature and culture. As I already said, often a new infrastructure is built only to satisfy the tourists’ needs. By building new streets or airports the responsible people do not show any consideration for the environment, traditional structures and the interests of the population. In some regions there are even so-called “ghettos” for tourists and in some cases tourism destroys its own potential because areas become unattractive when there are too many people, you might know this by your own experience.
2.1. Cultural effects
The more countries assimilate to tourism the more local and cultural traditions turn into shows or productions made exclusively for travellers. Tourism develops to a monoculture and is supported by those who are longing for profit. That is why the tourism branch is a part of the economic globalization and leads to the adaptation to the western world.
People travel in so-called exotic paradises and make a contribution to the rejection of the real cultural characteristics. The “exotic” things are only theatres according to the wishes of the guests. This is a vicious circle because tourists feel that the native hospitality has gone for business and therefore contributes to loose the origin of a country. Most will feel ridiculed and stop to respect the natives and their interests.
2.2. Consequences for the environment
This is of course a very current topic: the damages in environment and nature are dramatically. At first you have to mention the enormous air pollution. The emission of sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide has an upward tendency especially because of cars and planes. I am sure you heard about the debate and the plans to raise the taxes for cars and make it expensive to travel to reduce the emission.
But even water and ground are in danger because the oil of vehicles or motor boats and even the sun protect lotions pollute most notably the Mediterranean Sea.
Another big problem is the rubbish produced by tourists. In vacation resorts there will always be more dirt than at home besides it is difficult to clean it up on the beach or in the mountains. The estimated quantity of waste in the Austrian alpines amounts 4.500 t, the one of sewage 90.000 m³.
To go on, tourism has negative consequences for developing countries and their natural resources. Due to the tourists´ consumption of water and energy caused by swimming pools and air conditioners the ground-water level falls. Therefore it is difficult to keep up the drinking water supply or the watering for the agriculture of these countries.
At last you can even say that tourism is damaging nature and eco-systems, the habitat for animals and plants. For the establishment of a new infrastructure the people change the aesthetic things for example natural or cultural country sides and they change the natural ground which leads to its erosion. Thousands of forests must die only for new ski slopes or hiking trails, sailors, divers or surfers are destroying water biotopes and the ones to suffer are always the animals.
Before I come to the end I would like to come back to our survey and ask you once again:
…
I think it is an interesting result. It was my aim to show you that tourism has positive and negative aspects because it is wrong to say that it is just destroying our environment. On the one hand there are bad things as the emission of harmful gases or the dying of forests but on the other hand tourism has made a contribution in protecting some natural areas as well. Some Canadian woods or African reserves yet only exist because the tourism branch wanted them, otherwise they might be damaged today. Besides you should not forget that tourism is the most important branch of economy and therefore essential for many regions.
Suche ähnliche Serie wie Danny Phantom - wer kann helfen?
Hi! Ich hab irgendwo mal eine ähnliche Serie wie Danny Phantom gesehen, in der ein Junge irgendwelche Kräfte hat - es aber geheim halten muss.
Kennt diese Serie jemand?
Kennt diese Serie jemand?
Ich glaub sie meint 1 Serie bei nick net Wo anders xD
Ja aber ich glaube es mal Witzig das wir beide zur gleichen Zeit die frage gefunden haben
Naja, ist hier ja gar nicht so unwahrscheinlich, oder?
oh, ich sehe jetzt erst wie alt die Frage ist xD
So alt auch wieder nicht xD da wir schon chatten hast du Twitter Oder Facebook?
Facebook ja. kann man nicht hier auch Privatnachrichten verschicken? ^^
Weiß net aber hab dir hier ne Fa geschickt nimm di mal an
hab angenommen.Aber irgendwie klappt es mit dem schrieben nicht so ^^
Ich weiß. sag einfach wie du auf Facebook heißt ich adde dich dann
Ich mag meinen Namen hier nicht rein Posten, außerdem kann man mich über Facebook nicht so einfach finden. sag einfach deinen Namen.
Ne das hab ich nicht gemeint aber trotzdem
Wieso hat Danny seine Tante umgebracht?
Hi ich gucke seid ein paar Wochen die Sendung twisted und will unbedingt wissen wieso Danny seine Tante getötet hat. Weiß jemand das? Bitte ich will es wissen. Eure MILLA♥
Hallo!
Wie Dir schon aufgefallen sein dürfte, weicht Danny der Frage nach den Todesumständen seiner Tante immer mit der Antwort aus, dass er es, zur Sicherheit aller, nicht verraten dürfe.
In seiner Beziehung mit Jo offenbart er allmählich, dass es ernste Komplikationen zwischen seinem Vater und seiner Tante Tara gab. Er vertraut ihr an, dass Tara seine Familie sowie sein Leben zerstört hätte, hätte er sie nicht umgebracht.
Achtung: Spoiler!
In der Folge "Vergeben und vergessen?" stellt sich heraus, dass Danny nicht für den Mord an seiner Tante verantwortlich ist, sondern, dass sein Vater der eigentliche Täter war und Danny dazu zwang, seinen Kopf für die Tat hinzuhalten.
Wie Dir schon aufgefallen sein dürfte, weicht Danny der Frage nach den Todesumständen seiner Tante immer mit der Antwort aus, dass er es, zur Sicherheit aller, nicht verraten dürfe.
In seiner Beziehung mit Jo offenbart er allmählich, dass es ernste Komplikationen zwischen seinem Vater und seiner Tante Tara gab. Er vertraut ihr an, dass Tara seine Familie sowie sein Leben zerstört hätte, hätte er sie nicht umgebracht.
Achtung: Spoiler!
In der Folge "Vergeben und vergessen?" stellt sich heraus, dass Danny nicht für den Mord an seiner Tante verantwortlich ist, sondern, dass sein Vater der eigentliche Täter war und Danny dazu zwang, seinen Kopf für die Tat hinzuhalten.
Hallo , warum gibt es in Dänemark KFZ Kennzeichen wie z.B. "Danny" oder "Benny" oder "Manuel". kann mit das jemand beantworten?
Die meisten Länder haben nicht so eine System wie in Deutschland wo die ersten Buchstaben für die Region stehen, dann zwei Buchstaben folgen und dann 3 oder 4 Ziffern. So hat mein kanadischer Onkel NVRSNVR als Kennzeichen. Das steht für Never say Never, da seine Frau gesagt hatte das sie niemals einen Van kaufen würde und sie aber dann doch dieses Auto gekauft haben.
Warum nicht? Unsere Kennzeichen in AT lassen sich auch gegen Aufpreis frei gestalten. Ich hab neulich "W GOTT 1" gesehen Einmalig muss es halt logischerweise sein.
Hej Benni1g,
in Dänemark kann man grundsätzlich Wunschkennzeichen mit beliebigen Buchstaben- und Zahlenkombinationen bekommen. Bezüglich dieses Grundsatzes gibt es aber einige Einschränkungen.
Dieser "Spaß" kostet aber auch etwas und zwar darf man für ein solches Kennzeichen-Set mit einer Gültigkeitsdauer von acht Jahr satte 12.180 dkr hinblättern. Das entspricht etwa 1.635 Euro. Ein normales Kennzeichen hingegen kostet nur 1.180 dkr.
. und nach den acht Jahren bezahlt man für eine Verlängerung nochmals 11.000 dkr . Die gilt dann aber auch wieder acht Jahre, - falls das Auto so lange hält
Fyn
Achim
in Dänemark kann man grundsätzlich Wunschkennzeichen mit beliebigen Buchstaben- und Zahlenkombinationen bekommen. Bezüglich dieses Grundsatzes gibt es aber einige Einschränkungen.
Dieser "Spaß" kostet aber auch etwas und zwar darf man für ein solches Kennzeichen-Set mit einer Gültigkeitsdauer von acht Jahr satte 12.180 dkr hinblättern. Das entspricht etwa 1.635 Euro. Ein normales Kennzeichen hingegen kostet nur 1.180 dkr.
. und nach den acht Jahren bezahlt man für eine Verlängerung nochmals 11.000 dkr . Die gilt dann aber auch wieder acht Jahre, - falls das Auto so lange hält
Fyn
Achim
Moin Benni1g,
In Dænemark kønnen sich die menschen aussuchen welches kennzeichen sie haben wollen. Die dænischen kennzeichen haben im normalfall 2 buchstaben und 5 ziffern wie z.b. AJ 56 947. Es gibt jedoch auch wunschkennzeichen wo man das komplett anders haben kann wo z.b. es dann so drauf steht das da ein Name ist, wobei man bedenken muss das es auch viel Mehr geld kostet.
Jørg aus Hjørring Danmark
In Dænemark kønnen sich die menschen aussuchen welches kennzeichen sie haben wollen. Die dænischen kennzeichen haben im normalfall 2 buchstaben und 5 ziffern wie z.b. AJ 56 947. Es gibt jedoch auch wunschkennzeichen wo man das komplett anders haben kann wo z.b. es dann so drauf steht das da ein Name ist, wobei man bedenken muss das es auch viel Mehr geld kostet.
Jørg aus Hjørring Danmark
Ich kenne mich jetzt zwar nicht mit Dänemark aus, aber in den Usa ist das so dass die Kennzeichen nur einmalig sein müssen. Dort gibt es z.b. keine Städte kürzel wir B für Berlin oder HH für Hamburg. Ich könnte mir vorstellen dass das in Dänemark genauso ist. , Cat