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    gives me strength”. This motivation as seen in this YouTube video, was necessary after an ordinary Halloween afternoon in 2003 when thirteen-year-old Bethany was surfing. She experienced the dreaded nightmare of the ocean, a shark attack. While the surf was slow and she was lying on her board, she felt an abrupt tug on her left arm. The ocean quickly turned red before she realized her arm was gone up to the shoulder. She was rushed to the hospital and lost sixty percent of her blood. Bethany…

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    Small piece of folded up plastic wrap. That is all you need to prepare your emergency dental kit. The only other thing you need to remember is that each time you head out for a surf, you should put some cold milk into the small container. What To Do When A Surfboard Dislodges A Tooth Timing is essential once you have lost the tooth, and the first thing you need to do is get out of the water. Keep the tooth within your mouth…

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    bigger part of her- in many unthinkable ways. On October 31st 2003, Bethany was attacked by a fourteen foot shark during a casual morning swim with her best friend Alana Blanchard, her brother, and their father. While just relaxing and lying on her surf board with her arm dangling, the shark severed her left arm just below her shoulder. She lost over sixty percent of her blood; and it was a true miracle in itself that she lived. During her first days of recovery, she had muttered to her…

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    Empathy with students and the struggles they may experience in specific units of study and/or their transition to university study As a first year student the daunting experience of transitioning from high school to university is fresh in my mind. Being one of only two students to select Sydney University from my high school I can easily recall the vortex of mixed emotions I felt during O’Week. Whilst I was committed and ready for a paradigm shift, I was simultaneously dreading the uncertainty…

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    Sociology Personal Statement I first became hooked by sociology when I started it back in GCSE years, and since then I have realised that the world we live in isn’t quite as simple as we once thought it was, and how society can be affected by different things in different ways. I wish to be able to know, how a person can act differently in one area than somebody from a different area, also how the society in which somebody is socialised can cause them to turn to crime whether it be through…

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    Questions: Image Based Culture/Numbing of the American Mind Image Based Culture 1. What have been some of the major stages in our culture 's development toward an ever more image-centered culture? In the development of the culture of modern civilization from a more agrarian culture, to an industrial one, and then to the one we have today, the economy expanded, a greater variety of goods were being produced and concepts like branding and advertising became more widespread. With this came…

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    Australian elements to show the cultures combining. As the son of a Scottish mother and Aboriginal father much of his work focussed on combination of cultures in this way. Lin Onus’s work “Michael and I are just slipping down to the pub for a minuet” is gouache on illustration, was made in 1992 and is 50 × 38 cm. Lin Onus is a postmodern artist and has challenged the conventions of art by taking someone else artwork then adding a dingo riding a stingray. Dingos do not surf in real life nor do…

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    middle school, was the first time that I vividly remember hearing about one of my Grandparents trips, when they went to Peru. My grandmother took thousands of pictures, and while she was there she volunteered in local schools, and really embraced the culture of Peru. My grandparents a slightly different than most “world traveler’s.” Even though they are “older” they don’t stay in nice hotels, in safe cities. Instead they stay in hostiles and with host…

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    The language we use is the best indicator of who we are, individually, socially and culturally. Language is a key element in the expression of all forms of identity, according to Linguist David Crystal “more than anything else language shows we belong, providing the most natural badge or symbol of public and private identity”. Identity is heavily influenced by social factors and can be reflected in the lexical choice and semantic distinctions that people use. In addition, the degree of…

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    Famous Surf Research Paper

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    to why I am writing about a surf apparel company that is centered around surf and beach life if I have no real interest in surfing besides the fact that only fit people can do it, and I can't. The reason why I chose this topic is not only the fact that a surfer bum hit it “big” but also the fact that Ron Dimenna achieved a long time goal by hard work and perseverance. I will also be briefly explaining the history behind the “World's Most Famous Surf Shop”. Ron Jon Surf Company was founded in…

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