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    My Father

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    Electronic mail‚ also known as email or e-mail‚ is a method of exchanging digital messages from an author to one or more recipients. Modern email operates across the Internet or other computer networks. Some early email systems required that the author and the recipient both be online at the same time‚ in common with instant messaging. Today’s email systems are based on a store-and-forward model. Emailservers accept‚ forward‚ deliver and store messages. Neither the users nor their computers are required

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    My Father

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    5. IN S T R U C TIO N S FO R FILL IN G T H E F O R M P L EAS E F O L L O W TH E S IM P LE S TE P S W H ILE FILLING T H E F O RM S 1. 2. Use the B LAC K B AL L P EN to fill the details and to sign the form . Do not put any stray m arks on Black Squares and Barcode. 3. Fill com plete circles for the selected options else leave it blank if not applicable as shown in the exam ple: 4. W rite clearly within the boxes‚ as indicated in the following exam ple: 5. 6. 7. 8. Do not over write

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    Grand Torino

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    Grand Torino The film Grand Torino contrasts selfish materialistic‚ unspiritual characters to characters that think of others before themselves. Some minor characters in the film demonstrate selfish ego centric behaviour. In contrast‚ other minor characters display selfless acts and show care for other individuals. Also this film displays a great deal of transformation through the major and the main characters in the film. The major character in ‘Grand Torino’ is Thao. Thao starts off in the film

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    Themes Romulus

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    Themes * Migration Romulus‚ his wife and son migrate to Australia in 1950. |  ‘...migrant reception and clearing camps...’ | They experience patronising attitudes from some Anglo-Saxon locals. Ethnicity is highlighted as a point of difference‚ not a multicultural melting pot where everyone belongs. | ‘New Australians’‚ ‘Balts’‚ ‘incompetent Australian tradesman’. When Romulus sets fire to a stook ‘The local newspaper ridiculed the New Australian for his folly.’ | They are appreciative

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    true and this makes them realise their wrong doings throughout their life. Often people who discriminate becomes aware of their despicable error and learn to be less judgemental towards others. This is depicted by Walt Kowalski the protagonist of Gran Torino who is haunted throughout his life for the crime he did and the way he chose to make up for it. Having been a military veteran who served in the Korean War‚ Walt is seen as an angry old man who despises Koreans. However‚ he gets attached to his

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    Grand Torino Essay

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    Religion‚ and Age Gran Torino is a film that shows the difference and struggles in cultures‚ religion‚ and ages. Through a Hmong perspective‚ the viewer is able to understand the hardships and struggles they encounter coming to a new country. The protagonist of Gran Torino is Walt Kowalski‚ along with Thao and Sue. Disgruntled Korean War vet Walt Kowalski sets out to reform his neighbor‚ a young Hmong teenager‚ who tried to steal Kowalski ’s prized possession: his 1972 Gran Torino (N.A‚ International

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    My Hero Is My Father

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    My Hero Is My Father Everyone has someone who has made an impact on his/her life. It can changed the view of this world. Sometimes people can get a hope from the person or the organization to change their life path. Since I have learned the differences between cons and pros‚ I found my self oriented to my father behavior. A father in love with his daughter. I love him even he is not alive any more. Although he passed away years ago‚ his advices and recommendations are still in my memory. He studied

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    My father, my hero.

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    MY FATHERMY HERO: ____________________________________________________________________ My father is not a celebrity; he is not such a recognizable face. My father is not a national hero; he is not a multi-millionaire. My father is just an average quiet man‚ whom I honour and respect. My father was born in 1954‚ in the small South-Indian state of Kerala. He was the fourth child of my grandfather (late C.M. Thomas). My father managed to succeed well enough in classes to pursue education at

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    My Father And My Soul

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    MY FATHER AND MY SOUL When I was a little kid‚ I had so many questions about life. My parents had a hard time raising me because of my questions about everything. I wondered in what kind of world people steal‚ kill‚ hurt and betray each other. However‚ not many of my questions were answered. Even though my parents knew the answers‚ they kept them away from me as if they wanted me to find out for myself. On my way trying to find the answers‚ I also knew what kind of person my dad is.

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    Ford Torino Essay

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    Dylan Haskins November 25‚2013 For 1970‚ the Torino now became the primary model and the Fairlane was a sub-series of Torino. Ford moved away from emulating the boxy lines of the to a completely new body for the 1970 Torino/Fairlane line influenced . Just a were influenced by jet aircraft of the 1950s‚ stylists such as Ford stylist Bill Shenk who designed the 1970 Ford Torino were inspired by supersonic aircraft with narrow waists and bulging forward and rear fuselages needed to reach supersonic

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