Whats the name of this process and what do you know about it

1
Whats the name of this process and what do you
know about it?

• This is a historic opportunity to unite Europe
  peacefully after generations of division and
  conflict.
• This will extend the stability and prosperity to
  a wider group of countries, consolidating the
  political and economic transition that has taken
  place in Central and Eastern Europe since 1989.
• By enhancing the stability and security of these
  countries, it can enjoy better chances for peace
  and prosperity. After the terrorist attacks of 11
  September 2001, a strong and united Europe is
  more important than ever before to ensure peace,
  security and freedom.
• The extension to include new members will put it
  in a better position to take up the challenge of
  globalization, and to strengthen and defend the
  European social model.
• It will present significant economic
  opportunities in the form of a larger market.
• Which countries are currently involved in this
  process?

2
Whats the event and what do you know about this
ongoing and dynamic process?

• On 29 March 2004, seven new countries formally
  joined it.
• The event was celebrated with a special ceremony
  hosted by United States President George W. Bush
  at the White House
• There was a special flag-raising ceremony in
  Brussels on 2 April 2004.
• its membership has grown from the 12 founders to
  todays 26 members

3
What do you know about the event?

• The visit had three main highlights. Which are
  they?
• What do you know about this person?

4
Whats the modern invention and what do you know
about it?

• As technology speeds ahead, today's latest model
  soon becomes old and unwanted. The way that
  handsets are currently subsidised can make it
  cheaper to buy a new one than to replace a
  worn-out battery. They are becoming almost
  disposable.
• The rapid pace of development has also meant that
  some companies have grown frantically to keep up
  with demand, producing more and better equipment
  using state-of-the-art production techniques. The
  old methods soon get forgotten.
• Now they are coming with WAP (Mobile Internet),
  GPRS, Media Messaging, SMS texting, built-in
  cameras, organisers, mp3 players, java games, and
  built-in PC software.

5
Guess what the most controversial topic in the
field of science is!

• This is a technology used to generate an animal
  that has the same nuclear DNA as another
  currently or previously existing animal.
• In a process called "somatic cell nuclear
  transfer" (SCNT), scientists transfer genetic
  material from the nucleus of a donor adult cell
  to an egg whose nucleus, and thus its genetic
  material, has been removed. The reconstructed egg
  containing the DNA from a donor cell must be
  treated with chemicals or electric current in
  order to stimulate cell division.
• How can these technologies be used?
• What animals have been used in this technology?
• What are the risks of this technology?
• Conservative position This creates a new life
  without a father, and reduces a mother to the
  provider of an almost emptied egg. Nonetheless,
  it is a new human life and the determination to
  destroy it and limit its use to scientific
  research for therapeutic ends compound further
  the moral issues rather than protect mankind.
• Liberal position This will in time allow
  scientists to create organs that are a perfect
  match for those in need of a transplant.