Colonial Experiment 1788 – 1918 Assignment 1 - Review In the extract ‘Convicts‚ jailers and colonists’ 1779-1821 from the book ‚ Sources of Australian History(1971)‚ the Author Manning Clark uses the primary resource from Lord Sydney to the lords and commissioners of the treasury in 1786 to support the text which discusses the problem of overcrowded jails in England and the proposal for a convict colony in Australia in 1784 – 1786. The primary resource is a dispatch that was spoken by Lord
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EFFICACY OF TAKIP-KOHOL (Centella asiatica) LEAVES EXTRACT AS ANTIBACTERIAL AGENT AGAINST Escherichia coli‚ Salmonella enteritidis AND Staphylococcus aureus CLUSTER 1 LIFE SCIENCE TEAM CATEGORY 1|Page28 ABSTRACT THE EFFICACY OF TAKIP-KOHOL AGAINST (Centella Escherichia asiatica) coli‚ LEAVES Salmonella EXTRACT enteritidis AS AND ANTIBACTERIAL Staphylococcus aureus AGENT This research study aims to discover the efficacy of Takip-kohol leaves extract as antibacterial agent against Escherichia coli
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Using your own knowledge as well as the extract‚ explain why‚ in practice‚ parliamentary sovereignty is not undermined by the Human Rights Act. (10 marks) Parliamentary gives Parliament superior and legal authority as they can make or unmake any Act of Parliament they wish and although the House of Commonsâ has most of the dominance they always need the support of the House of Lords to pass an Act. Parliamentary sovereignty refers to this joint power. The Human Rights Act 1998 is a law passed
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In the excerpt‚ Claude Perrault begins mundanely by recalling the Ancients’ belief in that the utilization of proportioning systems based on the human body would give aesthetic qualities and beauty to a building. Without a doubt‚ this topic of beauty‚ which resides from mathematical proportions‚ is readily discussed both visually and verbally through examples in all history and theory of architecture classes including Buildings‚ Texts and Contexts. However‚ what makes the text compelling to me is
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I saw The Apprentice once‚ many years ago. I didn’t like it. I felt it was everything that was wrong with modern culture and the media in general. I vowed never to watch it again‚ and assumed everyone else would feel similarly. They did not. Jump to the present day‚ and The Apprentice is still as popular as ever‚ going by the fact that my Twitter feed mentions nothing else whenever it is on. I try to follow intelligent‚ liberal‚ clear-thinking people. So why do they all get sucked in to The Apprentice
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Extract of study – A comparative analysis of the management and socio-economic impacts of Sport Tourism Events in Cape Town and Durban (Dr Deborah Johnson‚ 2010). 2.3 Sport tourism perspectives Sport tourism is recognised as one of the fastest growing segments within the tourism industry (Getz‚ 1998). The Olympic Games‚ the world’s most famous event‚ is an example of a mega sport tourism event. In the world of sport‚ events can range from a local basketball tournament to professional games. Sport
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Discuss the ways in which relationships between men and women are presented in this extract (Page 26-31) and in at least one other point in the play. Throughout the play Arthur Miller presents the relationship between men and women in a lot of diverse ways. The main themes he targets are passion‚ aggression‚ control‚ and regret. In this extract Gellburg and Sylvia are having a conversation. A very tense conversation between a husband and his wife. Gellburg is aware of Sylvia’s condition being diagnosed
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How does Sebold use representations of speech and other stylistic techniques to present Jack in the extract printed below‚ and in one other episode elsewhere in the novel? Sebold presents the character of Jack as having conflicting behaviour after Susie’s death. Initially after the death of his daughter‚ Jack is mentally strong and seems to be coping with Susie’s death in his own way‚ but we later realise Jack is not as strong as he seems on the surface‚ and is close to the breaking point himself
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GOD BLESS!!! Leo Pigao Susan Andres Edeliza Caparas Marites Sanchez Arma Cantre Aurora Lazaro Alma Castaño ABSTRACT Flavonoid pigments make plants colorful. Due to the varied colors‚ the researchers used extracts of Anthurium spathe‚ Onion skin and Rose petals as an alternative highlighter pen pigment to commercially available highlighter. The preparations of pigments were treated differently for quality sake. One was by boiling the samples in 100ml denatured
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Samuel Beckett explores the purposelessness of life‚ lack of meaning and memory in Waiting for Godot. Aspects such as repetition‚ change‚ recognition‚ blind faith‚ silences and pauses illustrated the forgetfulness and purposelessness of the lives of Vladimir and Estragon. ‘Waiting’ is doing both something and nothing simultaneously; Vladimir and Estragon recognize this which is why they are in search for something to ‘do’. VLADIMIR: We are happy. ESTRAGON: We are happy. (Silence.) What do
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