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    Hot Dog A Global History Bruce Kraig the edible series     Edible Series Editor: Andrew F. Smith  is a revolutionary new series of books dedicated to food and drink that explores the rich history of cuisine. Each book reveals the global history and culture of one type of food or beverage. Already published Pancake Ken Albala Pizza Carol Helstosky Hamburger Andrew F. Smith Spices Fred Czarra Pie Janet Clarkson Forthcoming Bread William Rubel Cake Nicola Humble Caviar

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    Certificate in Education and PGCE (Lifelong Learning) Nationally endorsed (DTLLS equivalent) Coursework Documentation Pack Year 1 and CTLLS 2013-2014  IT tip: If you are using this document or the course handbook electronically‚ the Navigation Pane is helpful. On the View tab at the top of your screen‚ tick the box next to Navigation Pane in the Show menu‚ and the contents list will appear on the left of your screen. You can then click on different sections to

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    Although‚ at a cursory glance‚ The Gero Crucifix and The Good Shepherd mosaic lunette appear to be completely disparate‚ in actuality‚ both provide poignant renderings of Christ. They were created in distant periods; The Gero Crucifix was commissioned and made around 970 CE by archbishop Gero while The Good Shepherd was thought to have been commissioned by Emperor Theodosis I’s daughter‚ Galla Placidia around 425 CE. Today‚ The Gero Crucifix remains in its original home from the Ottonian Empire in

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    German and English Linguistic Differences The English language and German language are two of the most popular languages spoken across the globe. English is the 3rd most popular language in the entire world with roughly 365 million speakers. German has a total of 92 million native speakers‚ with about another 80 million that know German as their second language. There are 88 sovereign states in total where English is considered an official language including India‚ United Kingdom‚ Pakistan‚ and

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    McCandless Vs. Shepherd Christopher McCandless and Adam shepherd both had a purpose in Life and they both achieved it in very different ways. Chris McCandless was educated‚ lived with his parents and sister‚ but didn’t have a great relationship with his parents. Adam shepherd was also educated‚ lived with his parents and brother‚ and both his parents have cancer. Chris McCandless had a greater purpose and was more admirable because he went places and impacted so many people. Christopher McCandless

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    There are many types of dogs. These types are called breeds. Different dogs carry different physical modifications. Evolution has led to the variations in dogs. One type of dog that is known to have physical disabilities is the Dalmation. Dalmations are often born deaf or blind. German Shephards tend to develop arthritis in their hips earlier than other breeds of dogs. Huskies have a naturally thick coat of fur‚ which they developed for adaptation in their natural habitat‚ which happens to

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    think dog parks should be built in the city. Because it gives dogs a chance to be more social‚ healthy‚ and become more a benefit for the community than a burden. When I used to own a dog it was great. I had a german shepard‚ all grey‚ me and my older brothers would take it for walks maybe down the street or around the block for fresh air. However where I grow up in a busy urban area on street surrounded by loud sirens‚ passing cars‚ and apartment buildings. All major factors of why a dog park

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    Thursday. Tulsa World. Chapel Hill News. (2007). Oktoberfest by the Haw. Cole‚ A Lad‚ K. (2008). Traditional German Clothing. Retrieved on July 6‚ 2008‚ from http://www.buzzle.com/articles/traditional-german-clothing.html Saunders‚ L. (2007). Germany: Oktoberfest. Retrieved July 1‚ 2008‚ from http://www.globalgourmet.com/destinations/germany/octfest.html Smith‚ A. (2007). Festival Celebrates German Heritage. The Daily Item. The History of Oktoberfest. (2007). Retrieved on July 1‚ 2008‚ from http://www

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    To achieve this standard‚ the student needs to create a fluent and coherent visual text which develops‚ sustains and structures ideas using verbal and visual language. A visual text is created: A visual essay on themes in the film The Shawshank Redemption. This is explained in a supporting commentary (note that this commentary is not assessed). The student creates a fluent and coherent visual text by introducing ideas of friendship‚ hope and negative effects of imprisonment. These are developed

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    The outdoors contains many wonders that a child explores throughout the early years of life; therefore‚ a person’s childhood tends to position his path for the future. As a result‚ occurrences seen on an average day sitting at school‚ exploring in the woods‚ or examining the stars have the potential to be life changing. An American Childhood (Dillard)‚ “Two Views of a River” (Twain)‚ and “Listening” (Welty) all allocate this thought‚ yet the works juxtapose each other with different morals. Annie

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