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    Fashion Forecasting Aw12-13

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    Fashion Trend Forecast Fall/Winter 2012-13. www.sippo.ch Table of contents. Sources/Publisher....................................................... 3. Simplicity features Elegance.. ............................. 4 Colours..................................................................................... 5 Styling.Trends...................................................................... 6-12 Knitwear.Trends................................................................. 13-18 Accessories

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    Smoking Perception

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    Original Research The smoking habits‚ attitudes towards smoking and knowledge regarding anti-smoking legislation of students in institutions of higher learning in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa Awotedu AA‚ FMCP (Nig)‚ FCCP‚ FCP (SA-PR)‚ Department of Internal Medicine‚ Walter Sisulu University‚ Mthatha Jordaan ER‚ MSc‚ Biostatistics Unit‚ Medical Research Council of South Africa‚ Tygerberg Ndukwana OZB‚ BACur‚ BACurHons (UNISA)‚ MPH‚ Department of Health Promotion‚ Walter Sisulu University

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    The effect of different coloured lights on the rate of Photosynthesis Objective: To find out which colour of light provides the best consequences for the production of oxygen/ the rate of photosynthesis Background: In photosynthesis‚ there are two main parts‚ including light dependent and light-independent reactions. Plants use the energy from light for producing sugar‚ which is being converted into ATP by cellular respiration. They also are the only organisms that produce oxygen along with glucose

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    In the novel‚ The Smell of Apples written by Mark Behr‚ there are many diverse cultural identities that can be seen in this novel. These cultural identities influence the characters within the novel especially Marnus. It affects the way he looks at himself and sees himself in society. Society during the time of this novel was filled with racism and hyper – masculinity. In this essay cultural identities‚ racism and hyper – masculinity with be analysed as well as the effect they had on Marnus.

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    Sydney Tribes

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    Tribes of the Sydney SACHA MOLITORISZ‚ The Sydney Morning Herald‚ January 7‚ 2010 The tribes‚ from left: The Emo‚ The SuperGeek‚ The Jock Dolly‚ The Gangsta‚ The Punk Lite‚ The Glamazon‚ The Hipster‚ and The Techno Boho. Photo: John Shakespeare A decade ago‚ Sacha Molitorisz described the subgroups of Sydney’s youth culture. So how have they changed? And what of the new breeds out there on the streets? Just occasionally‚ a young person will make the mistake of thinking that tribes‚ cliques

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    The Evil Eye

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    what we see on the surface. This excerpt of creative non-fiction describes the hardship that the coloured people have experienced‚ and still continue to experience today. Racism is not as prominent as it once was‚ yet it still affects the lives of many all around the world. Coleman and her husband have become accustomed to feeling the judgement of the white people‚ but to their surprise‚ the coloured people are racist towards them as well. “We’re unaware that we’ve become an issue until we sense

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    Changing colour of the flower using SCIENCE! Aim: To identify‚ if the amount of food colouring affected the colour of the flower. Hypothesis: If the amount of food colouring is changed the result (the colour of the flower) will vary. The more the food colouring is added‚ the more‚ the colour will emerge on the flower. Materials - Food colouring - Flower - Water - Plastic plates‚ cups and spoons - Measuring cup Safety - Eye protection Method - Make sure‚ you have all your materials. In this case

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    Hair Thesis

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    Hair through the ages. Since the beginning of time‚ hair and hairstyles has been very important to the human race. Hair and the way it is styled is not only an adornment‚ but it also tells us more about the personalities‚ social class or the profession of people. Hairstyles have been developing from ancient times and are still in the process of changing today. With every new era comes a new way of creating and styling our hair. Antiquity: The Egyptians Ancient Egyptians are known for their attention

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    Nivea Case study

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    8/3/06 1:58 pm Page 1 Segmentation 01_Introduction Beiersdorf is the international skin care company behind the leading NIVEA Sun 21651_NIVEA brands NIVEA‚ ELASTOPLAST‚ ATRIXO and EUCERIN. Over the past 10 years the company has grown rapidly in the UK by developing a balanced and well managed portfolio of brands. A brand portfolio should consist of a range of products which support each other‚ irrespective of which categories they operate in. The NIVEA range includes product

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    Racism in America

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    people legal and socially acceptable. The ‘separate but equal’ principle that was followed at the time meant that coloured people could not share the same public areas as white people‚ could not attend the same schools and churches and could not even sit at the front section of bus. Whilst in principle the ‘separate but equal’ ideology should have been less unjust‚ it often resulted in coloured people having inferior facilities and fewer opportunities to white people. As said by U.S. president Barak Obama

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