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    Barbara Kruger

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    BARBARA KRUGER was born on January 26‚ 1945‚ in Newark‚ New Jersey. Kruger’s earliest artworks date back to 1969. These included materials using large woven wall hangings of yarn‚ beads‚ sequins‚ feathers‚ and ribbons‚ which embodied the feminist’s comeback of arts and crafts during this period. By 1979‚ Kruger stopped taking photographs and began to employ found images in her art‚ mostly from mid-century American print-media sources‚ with words collaged directly over them. These early collages‚

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    don’t have to worry about where to find their next meal. Elizabeth Murray went through an extremely hard struggle in her life. Elizabeth Murray didn’t graduate college. She went to college in Harvard‚ and was receiving $12‚000 a year. Elizabeth Murray left Harvard in the Spring of 2003. Elizabeth isn’t sure what she wants to major in‚ but plans on pursuing theater‚ film and literature. Elizabeth Murray is currently working at the New York Times and they offered her work

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    Murray Darling Basin

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    The Murray Darling Basin is facing many environmental challenges and issues; including salinity. The Murray Darling Basin is one of the largest catchments in the world but it is also one of the driest (Mdba.gov.au‚ 2015). The basin is world-renowned with it being one of Australia’s most iconic and oldest river systems; the Murray Darling is over 350 million years old (Mdba.gov.au‚ 2015). The Murray Darling Basin is located in the South- East of Australia (refer to appendix A). The Murray Darling

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    The first factor goes to compensating wages differentials which arises due to non-monetary characteristics of different jobs. Jobs considered intrinsically less attractive compared to average jobs will tend to pay higher wages. For example‚ coal miners who work at high risk due to unpleasant working environment are paid more than others with similar levels of education. Besides that‚ odd working hours such as night shifts pays negative compensating differentials as well. The second factor is

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    Studying Notes

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    “Is enough been done to counteract the effects of salinity in the Chowilla Region?” INTRODUCTION Chowilla Region is located in the river lands‚ 50km from Renmark‚ South Australia‚ commonly used for recreational use (SA.gov.au‚ 2012). Chowilla is a peaceful place‚ used to get away from the hectic pace of current life. The region is considered a Game Reserve and monitored by the Berri National Park headquarters. It also has the largest remaining native Riverine forest in South Australia‚ described

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    Harold Ramis Groundhog Day

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    Day‚ the main actor Bill Murray plays a character named Phil Connors‚ a weatherman that gets stuck on the same day until he learns not to be selfish and falls in love. Danny Rubin who was the writer of the movie came up with a very unique story line that has a several creativity innovation techniques. In many ways‚ Harold uses camera techniques and movements in the film to shows the different approaches to the emotions the characters are dealing with to establish

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    water supply provided by its natural river systems. There are ten large river systems in Australia. The most significant is the Murray Darling Rivers that supplies water to the three states of New South Wales‚ Victoria and South Australia. The Murray River affects the livelihood and well-being of millions of Australians‚ both urban and rural citizens. The Murray provides domestic water supplies for over 1.5 million people as well as irrigation systems that support agriculture and industry

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    Meg Murray Characters

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    Meg Murray has changed significantly from the beginning to the end. At the beginning of the story‚ Meg felt insecure and ashamed of who she was. At the end of the story‚ Meg felt more confident and more happy about the way she was. According to the text at the beginning‚ it says‚ “She wasn’t usually afraid of weather.---It’s not just the weather‚ she thought.---It’s the weather on top of everything else. On top of me. On top of Meg Murry doing everything wrong.” This shows that Meg feels like she

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    Mina Murray Characters

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    Mina Murray is first introduced as an assistant school teacher. According to Bram Stoker‚ The role she is currently playing is that of a fiancé that genuinely wants to help the man she is in love with since she is learning to use the typewriter and using shorthand (55). This is the ideal Victorian women. It shows a level of maturity and respect that she has for her fiancé. She wants to help him and be useful to him in the future. She is portrayed as one of the protagonists of this story. However

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    Lost In Translation pursue’s a view that until recently‚ had been left unanswered in many films alike‚ however Lost In Translation takes a different pathway‚ apprehending the viewers attention via a clandestine interpretation of love. Bob (Bill Murray)‚ the protagonist of Lost In Translation appears to be of a quite tedious nature at first. His film career has passed him by with his last major film being produced in the seventies‚ and he finds himself disorientated as he is surrounded by the Japanese

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