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    situations seem like something that it is not. “Happiness” can be another sign of sadness. That can be a person’s way of hiding how they really feel. This can be because there spouse won’t let them be or feel like they actually want. In the book “This Lullaby” by Sarah Dessen‚ the romance does have some reality to it. The main character Remy has a decent outlook on how relationships can be. This outlook

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    risk assessment needs to be done at workplace to identify hazard‚ judge the level of risk about health and safety and minimize the risk of harm and work out accordingly. 2. Risk assessment for the irregular WHS record-keeping: if there is an irregular record keeping system in an aged care for WHS can be harmful for the organization in a way that they don’t have any accurate past data for the hazards occurred and how they were managed. Also‚ there would be lack of information regarding the targeted

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    does and incorporate what they learn into their own lives. Due to this‚ it is essential that parents set the right examples for their children as setting negative standards can be detrimental to a child’s development and induce bad behavior. In Lullabies for Little Criminals‚ Heather O’Neill‚ through characterization‚ reveals that external factors present within childhood affect an individual’s development and shapes their disposition. The connection between a child’s environment and a child’s development

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    Jamie maher 14530483 W.H Auden villanelle is a beautiful piece of poetry which holds true to that of a villanelle. His use of imagery ‚ language‚ form and various themes show us a true great 20th century poet at work. Language This poem was written in 1940 during the second world war. This becomes evident through Audens language. In the first stanza he talks about the “price we have to pay”. This is in retrospect to the damage a war can cause‚ the poet wonders will he have to pay in damage or maybe

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    Explain the Childhood Universe about "School Children" by W.H Auden. The poem "Schoolchildren" was written by W.H Auden and it emphases that a school could "metaphorically" be a prison. In this poem the school appears to be a junior private school that ranges from kindergarten to grade 6ish. In the perspective of the person telling the poem is the narrator. The narrator appears to be a simple observer looking into the playground of a schoolyard. But the question is; how does this sound like a prison

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    How does Auden explore the narrative of fear in ‘O what is that sound’ In his poem ‘O what is that sound’ Auden explores the narrative of fear using language devices. The poem is in the form of a ballad where two people have a dialogue and are speaking about the current situation in which they are in. The first speaker shows aspects of fear as they’re constantly questioning what is happening‚ in contrast‚ the second speaker is restful and answers the questions swiftly as there are no pauses and

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    Cassie Gilcher-Petrasek The Golden Age had a “pursuit of learning”. The 21st Century here in America allows us to have the opportunity to learn. The U.S also has a population within itself that contains many different cultures‚ ethnicities‚ and different kinds of people. America has much knowledge preserved in its borders because of all of the different types of people. We are a Melting Pot so to speak. Brought to this country through the other cultures have been the geometric shapes‚ patterns‚

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    Implement and monitor WHS policies‚ procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements. PROJECT SECTION A The Work Health and Safety Management System is the framework of how we organize Work Health and Safety (WHS) in the hotel BARCELONA. This Policy and Procedure Manual is organized in accordance with AS/NZ 4801- Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems and includes references to applicable WHS legislation including the WHS Regulation 2011. This WHS Policy and Procedures Manual

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    BSBWHS401A Implement and monitor WHS <<This assessment is a form based. Use ‘Tab’ key to navigate to a type-able area. The area will be highlighted when the cursor is position on it. For other input type (ie radio button‚ check box etc) use a the mouse to pick your choices>> Student to complete Student ID:       Date Submitted: 22/01/2015 1:13 AM Given Name:       Family Name:       Course Name:       I declare that the answers provided are entirely my own work. I have provided full referencing

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    Look‚ stranger‚ at this island now by W.H. Auden This poem us a "musical" exercise in which the poet reveals his technical skill by using sound techniques and figurative language to reinforce his description of a scene. It is one of Auden’s few poems of natural description‚ perhaps of the coast in the West Country of England. The first stanza requires the stranger - someone unfamiliar with the island of kingdom of Britain but perhaps acquainted with the stereotype of it as a dull and gloomy place

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