Frida_+wahlberg

What’s your name

How old are u

Where are you from

Describe yourself

Describe your work style

Tell me why you want to work here.

Do you prefer to work alone or in team

What is your greatest strength

How will your greatest strength help you perform

How do you handle pressure

How long do you expect to work for this company?

What interests you about this job?

What are you passionate about?

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__English poem__

//What is life about//

Why do we exist? What is our fate on earth.

We live then we die. But what is after that? Do we disappear or do we get to live again Well we’re never going to know. We’re living in a world with no answers or no limits

Is “yolo” the way you should live? Do you only get one chance?

The life is a gift full of pain, sorrow, love, hate and happiness You are the one who affect the way you want to live and die, by the choices you make.

Make your life worth to live. Follow your dreams.And never give up when life gets down and everything feels hopeless.

Just remember that after the rain a rainbow always appears.

Frida 9B

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Hey! My name is Frida Wahlberg =) I'm thirteen years old. I go on soccer two times on week,and i realy like it! I also go on drama on fridays,is nice to end the evening with theater. My favorite subject is art, I like to be creative.

I like to be in spain,and visit my grandmother,i don't visit her so often =( B ut I usually visit her in the summers=)

I love to swim in the sea! It's so funny and relaxing. I can swim in the sea even if it's cold! And on my summers i spend a lot of time at the sea!

Little facts about me Frida!

Great presentation! /Fanny

I like you're style! //Alice//

//FWMy favorite kind of person//

//how is a Flexible friend//

//•people person// //• creative an imaginative// //• sensetive// //•spontaneous// //__What make sense to Them__// //having friendly relationship with other people whenever possible// //•Understanding emotions and feelings// //• Decision made with heart instead of head// //• listening sincerely to other people// //__Common stress Factors__// //__too much Flexible friend__// //• Playing too much attention to friends and relationships//

//**Drunk Driving**//

//We’re against drunk driving. When you’re drunk and driving you may hurt yourself and// //other people as well. You put all the other people on the road at risk. When you’re drunk// //you can’t handle yourself and the people around you. You are in your own world when// //you’re drunk.// //We chose the subject drunk driving because we really don’t like drunk driving because a// //lot of people die because of it every year. About 3 in every 10 Americans will be involved// //in an alcohol-related crash at some time in their lives.//

//In 2010 there were 33 000 people who died in drunk driving accidents in the USA.// //Drunk driving is a,big cost for the society. Drunk driving is like that you are a potential murderer. It’s like// //you’re driving around with a weapon.//

//When someone is drunk they may become like a different person with no limits. If there// //are passengers in the car, you will risk their lives. If you have an accident and the// //passengers in the car dies, you’ll feel guilty for the rest of your life. (If you survive) Their// //family will be devastated and they will never get over it. If you survive you will feel// //depressed, sad, guilty and hopeless which leads to that your life will never be the same// //again.//

//Drunk driving can also lead to that you can lose your driving license. Then you can’t// //drive to work and if you have kids, you can’t pick them up from school.//

//You won’t be drunk if you just drink like one ”low alcohol beer”. It’s okay unless you don’t// //reach the alcohol limit to drive a car.// //In most other European countries the alcohol limit is less than, usually 0,5 mg alcohol// //per ml of blood.//

//In Sweden the alcohol limit is 0,2 mg alcohol per ml blood. If you have 0,16 mg per ml in// //Sweden your driving license will be revoked. If you have 0,5 mg alcohol per ml blood// //you’ll go to jail. A normal size person who drinks a small beer will have about 0.2 mg// //alcohol per ml blood.//

//**HOW YOU BECOME**//

//Alcohol influences your driving even if it’s ingested in small quantities. Unlike food,// //alcohol doesn't digest but gets absorbed in the bloodstream from the small intestine, and// //less quickly from the stomach and colon. The blood carries the alcohol to all important// //organs, such as liver, heart, brain - which coordinates all our activities, including those// //involved in drinking. That’s why it’s always better to avoid driving after drinking,// //otherwise you can experience the following effects of alcohol://

//●Your perception abilities are affected; you are less likely to observe traffic signs,// //bikers, pedestrians or cars coming from the opposite side//

//●You have less control on your reactions in traffic situations. Your eyes are slower// //and they remain focused more time on the same object//

//●Your space perspective narrows. You tend to focus more straightforward and don't// //look to right or left//

//●Your reaction time increases and your reflexes diminish. It takes you more time to// //respond fast and adapt to the traffic stimuli//

//●You will find it more difficult to drive in a straight line//

//●You are less able to judge distances and speed//

//●You may have a tendency to be overconfident and put yourself in danger.//



//More than 50 percent in the US who were killed in crashes involving intoxication are// //drunk.//

//Traffic crashes is the most normal one. It’s because of the death for// //every age between the ages of 6 and 27. Almost half of these fatalities// //are because of alcohol.//

//Alcohol and other drugs are a factor in 45 percent of all fatal accidents.// //They are also a factor in one-fifth of all accidents involving injury.//

//In 2003 17,000 people in the U.S were killed in alcohol-related car// //crashes, representing 40% of all traffic-related deaths.//

//-There are other drugs besides alcohol (like marijuana and cocaine) that// //are involved in about 18% of motor vehicle driver deaths. These other// //drugs are generally mixed with alcohol.//

//**FACT**//

//In 2006 there were about 18,000 driving fatalities related to alcohol in the// //USA. This was 41 percent of the total 43,000 fatalities.// //Half of all holiday driving fatalities are alcohol-related.//

//About 80 percent of alcohol-related fatalities are caused by beer// //consumption.//

//In 2004, 30 percent of all fatal crashes during the week were// //alcohol-related, compared to 51 percent on weekends. For all crashes,// //the alcohol in evolvement rate was 5 percent during the week and 12// //percent during the weekend. Alcohol-related crashes tend to be much more serious.//

//18-20 year olds are responsible for more than 10 percent of the drunken// //driving trips in America.//

//**How to avoid driving drunk.**//

//With lack of adequate public transportation in many cities, it is sometimes// //difficult to get home late at night. Here are some suggestions from us.//

//If you are many people, you should decide who’s the designated driver.//

//You can also drink at locations within walking distance of your home//

//Call a cab//

//Search for services that will take both you and your car home if you are// //drunk//

//Ask the bartender for help and let him know if you are the designated// //driver.//

//Offer to pay for a cab or drive friends home if they are drunk.//

//Then you should also drink nonalcoholic beverages.//

//**How to prevent drunk driving.**//

//For example you can install alco-locks in all new cars.//

//Governments should legislate for tougher penalties//

//Former drunk drivers should inform pupils about their negative stories.// //And probably the pupils will understand how dangerous drunk driving is.//

//If we could reduce alcohol consumption there would be less drunk// //drivers on the roads. Which means that it would be more safe.//

//**Argument smoking**//

//Why?//

//Anyone should be able to smoke, It’s their own decision. So if they want// //to hurt themselves it’s their own problem//

//You don’t have to be near to the person who smoke.//

//So why don’t you forbid alcohol if you as well forbid smoking. If you are// //able to drink you should be able to smoke too//

//Don’t you think that big tobacco companies need money too.//

//If you feel depressed and you want to die earlier you can just smoke.// //Smoking kills.//

//What about if you want to grow up and look older. Then you can just//

//smoke, right?//

//If people smoke they will die earlier, this means that they will not be// //costing the society.//

//In an economic perspective, it’s good.//

//It’s extremely high taxes on cigarettes. This means that the state gets// //revenue for the cigarettes.//

//You’re not allowed to smoke when you are a kid. It’s a law so you’re not// //supposed to smoke anyway.//

//You’ll get a deeper and more manly voice. And if you are a girl you will// //sound a little more thrilling.//

//And if you want to buy alcohol when you’re younger, it’s easier for you// //because you will look older and you will have a deeper voice.//

//When you smoke you also sponsor perfumes and chewing gums// //because you don’t want to smell bad.//

//But then you have to forbid unhealthy food too because that’s a bigger// //“death” problem for your health than cigarettes. More people die from// //deceases related to Weight problems and fast food.//

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