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    that shoulder. It was not until a small fender-bender accident in 2013 that made a Reverse Shoulder Replacement the only option to save Elizabeth’s right shoulder. Elizabeth was in sitting at a red light in the passenger seat of her ruby red Subaru Outback with her husband and daughter when an under the influence boy drove behind them and hit the back of their car. This hit caused all three of the passengers to jerk forward and suddenly stopped the restricting seat belt. Although it was nice to…

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    I brought my then current boyfriend home to meet my mother for the first time. She conversed with him trying to find a sense of comfort to allow me to go out with him. Upon her approval, we had gotten in the car and went on a casual date to the Outback steakhouse. Right away I noticed something off about his driving, he would speed at inappropriate times, stop late and make imprudent turns, almost hitting other drivers continuously. I brought this matter to his attention and even offered to…

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    My dad was not in the mood to fight and left to take a breather and went to Walmart. Days later I learned that he had a feeling, or inkling, to bring me with him, but he ignored it. While my dad was away we all went outback to enjoy our beautiful yard. We had a cute little patio with a nice little fireplace, which we often used for marshmallows in the summer, a small box garden where we were trying to grow our own food, a grassy area where we kids tended to spend most…

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    1700s, Muslim fishermen from Indonesia made annual voyages to the north and northwestern Australian coast in search of trepang. Since European settlement, Muslim migrants have made efforts to connect with Indigenous Australians as they settled in the outback as camel men. Nowadays, Reconciliation is an issue for which there ought to be support from all religious traditions in Australia. The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils have pledged to aid the effort in reconciliation, with the…

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    Christianity is an Abrahamic monotheistic religion that is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ written in the Bible. Christians believe in the Trinity; God is three divine persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Similarly, Islam is also an Abrahamic monotheistic religion, believing in the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad as articulated in the Qur’an. Through the Doctrinal and Ethical Dimensions of Religion, the moral principles and the beliefs taught by Christianity…

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    made it through. He showed me you can do anything if you put your mind to it. My sister Amanda has always worked hard to achieve her goals. She goes to the College of Staten Island where she is majoring in nursing. Between her extensive job as an Outback server ,and her difficult major, she continues to prove that she is extremely hard-working and intelligent. She inspires me to be the best student I can be. Lastly, my cousin Jordan, we would have been best friends since we were babies. She has…

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    was some kind of trap. He'd heard the authorities sometimes trawled the boards, in search of perpetrators, or for information. That possibility didn't concern him in the slightest. To all intents and purposes, his posts originated from the desolate outback of Australia. A place named Wolf Creek. His thoughts were disrupted by the ping of a message arriving. When he saw that this time it was…

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    To either Australians or a public less familiar with Australia’s history and culture or, Rabbit-Proof Fence by Philip Noyce (2002) is considered an excellent source to know about the ‘Stolen Generations’, an important chapter in Australian contemporary history. Premiering in a context in which there were increasing voices calling for the reconciliation with the Aboriginal community, the movie was a key landmark in this movement (Martin, 2002). Contrasting to frequent stereotypes in the artistic…

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    In Philip Noyce’s acclaimed film, Rabbit-Proof Fence, a major theme that develops throughout the story is the struggle for survival that Molly, Daisy and Gracie had to endure. The girls face many trials in their fight for life, however their struggles are never more clearly portrayed than in three carefully constructed scenes. The girls struggle to survive the desert landscape is displayed clearly when Gracie leaves Molly and Daisy to go find her mother and the other girls are silhouetted…

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    There are many convieneces to solar power, but of course nothing is perfect. It is more convienet for the consumer because they will not have to purchase things to run their house or car, they could just have the solar pannels themselves and be independent. The one and major inconveience of solar power is what do you do on a cloudy day? Or if one place does not get a lot of sun how can it run? Advantages: Solar energy is a renewable resource that is environmentally friendly. Unlike fossil…

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