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    Nine Planets

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    Nine Planets | | A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System: one star‚ eight planets‚ and more |   | This website is an overview of the history‚ mythology‚ and current scientific knowledge of the planets‚ moons and other objects in our solar system. Each page has our text and NASA’s images‚ some have sounds and movies‚ most provide references to additional related information. In association with our friends at Solar System Scope we now have an interactive tour of the solar system (takes a while

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    Poems Comparison

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    COURSEWORK In the poems you have studied a recurring theme is that of ‘loss’. This can take many forms: death; identity; hope or loss of innocence Discuss the poets’ treatment of any aspect of the theme of loss in at least 6 of the poems you have studied. A minimum of 3 poems should be taken from the anthology. Poems for discussion: In detail - Prayer Before Birth (Louis MacNeice) - Do not go gentle into that good night (Dylan Thomas) - A mother in a Refugee Camp (Chinua Achebe)

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    Jamaica Kincaid’s poem “Girl” seems to be a mother guiding and teaching her daughter about life and how to do many things. “Girl” makes me think of southern mothers including my own. My mother has taught me how to sew‚ cook‚ and to be polite and treat everyone equally. This may seem like the classic standard women are held to but‚ to me‚ it is much more than that. Being taught to sew has enabled me to be independent in being able to mend my own clothes. This allows me to help my family so they do

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    Refugee Article

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    The Sunshine Coast has always been viewed as being conservative but opinions are changing when it comes to big issues’ such as campaigning for refugees and asylum seekers. The coast has four support groups dedicated to helping and protecting the rights of refugees and asylum seekers - Buderim Buddies ‚ Australian Homestay Network‚ Amnesty International Community group and Amnesty International USC Campus group. These groups engage residents in activities to educate them on issues facing this minority

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    Thirty Year War

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    The statement "The Thirty Years War is both the end of the middle ages and the start of the modern age" is in my opinion very accurate. The Thirty Year’s War‚ was a series of declared and undeclared wars lasting between 1618 and 1648‚ primarily fought in Germany. The middle ages is described as being between the post Roman Empire and the Renaissance; 400 AD-1400 AD. During the middle ages people were controlled by the church. Leaders led by divine rule‚ deriving their power through God and the church

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    Multiplying Nines

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    Multiplying nines on the hands strategy is a great tool for students struggling with memorization of the nines times table. This gives them an effective way to help students remember the nines tables without having to completely memorize them. Both students with disabilities as well as students without disabilities can benefit from this strategy in the classroom‚ during testing‚ and when learning new material such as multiplying by double digit numbers. The strategy is for students both in the regular

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    Refugee Blues Analysis

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    Refugee Blues analysis The poem laments about the poor conditions the narrator‚ a German Jew‚ and his wife has to go through in order to survive from Hitler’s anti-semitic policy. This poem is about how everyone denied to help the refugees. Refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war‚ or persecution. Whereas blues means a song which laments an event that is depressing. Combined together the title talks about the state of sorrow in which a German Jew‚ who

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    Nine Hells

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    their extreme temperatures and some very unique characteristics‚ nine of these springs are known as the hells of Beppu Nine Hells of Beppu Introduction Beppu is one of the unique places known around the world. It is also called the “city of steam”. This placed is named as the nine hells of Beppu because of their resemblance to the Buddhist vision of hell. It has nine springs (ponds) which are named the nine hells‚ and each pond has its own colour and its special features

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    The “Happiest Refugee” is the official autobiography of the Australian comedian Anh Do. The book is based around his life story starting in Vietnam and then becoming a fascinating story about his triumphs and darkest hours. Anh and his family went through many challenges as depicted in his text and these included the struggles Ahn faced at St Aloysius School‚ thereby depicting his social context. Ahn Do’s journey over to Australia was also conveyed through the use of descriptive and emotive language

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    History Dirty Thirties

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    The Dirty Thirties In the 1930’s‚ Canadian had been involved into a very difficult challenge called the Great Depression. During the period of Great Depression many different institutions and groups in Canada responded ineffectively. Canadian government was one of the groups who did not responded effectively to the challenge. The reason why Canadian government did not responded effectively was because‚ Canadian government had never face a huge economic problem similar to the Great Depression

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