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    North Coast Town

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    Robert Gray’s North Coast Town is a poem that shows how Australia is becoming more influenced by America and how the world is filled with artificiality. He presents us with a detailed description of the town which reflects his views on the changing nature of Australia. The poem takes on the persona of a hitchhiker without any money. The first stanza talks about how the persona gets up in the morning after sleeping on the beach. The use of descriptive language creates a visual image for the reader

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    Essay on the north coast town There are multiple connotations of discovery that could be analyzed and explored in the poem north coast town by Robert Gary. Two main principles of discovery that could be allocated throughout the poem is the illustration of the small town becoming more commercialized‚ illustrated by the persona. From evaluating the poem‚ the audience is able to recognize and understand that this north coast town was once a traditional Australian town‚ however it has transform due

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    How are ideas conveyed in ‘Journey: The North Coast’? Robert Grey is an imagist who paints with words. Using imagery in his poems‚ Grey is able to visually communicate emotions and ideas. His poetry is concerned with the urbanisation effects on Australian nature and changes it brought within the lifestyle. This is metaphorically expressed in the poem ‘Journey: The North Coast’ as he dwells on the sheer beauty that can be found in the natural world in contrast to the alienated environments manufactured

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    Language Techniques: Colloquial phrases which specify a location and suggests a sense of time. He starts in the middle of a sentence Adverbs_ sequential ordering the different stages of the journey (now the man is gone) Prepositions (eg I was on board) authenticates the experience. Shows you exactly what he is doing. Active verbs – he embraces the present experiences that allow for past memory to be recalled (eg. I see from where I’m bent‚ one of those bright crockery days) Written in free

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    Coast to Coast

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    Coast to Coast Humans are a Homeostatic organism. Homeostasis is the term used to describe the body’s ability to maintain a stable internal environment e.g. Temperature. Homeo = Same Stasis = Static‚ stationary (still) There are two ways in which the body achieves an internal stable environment‚ negative and positive feedback. However the body uses negative feedback on a daily bases while the positive feedback is for more drastic events such as readying the body for labour by1 the body producing

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    North Coast Evangelical Free Church of America Natalia Price REL/134 February 12‚ 2013 North Coast Evangelical Free Church of America I attended a service at North Coast Church. This church is at 2405 North Santa Fe Avenue in Vista‚ California. North Coast church is an Evangelical Free church with 10000 regular attenders. The history of this community is very interesting. It started in 1976‚ in the house of Ron and Alice Treibel who started doing weekly Bible studies in their Carlsbad home

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    North Coast Town – Poem Analysis The poem is set on the north coast of New South Wales. In Stanza 1‚ the persona is out beside the highway attempting to catch a ride. ‘Nothing much in my pockets but sand from the beach‚’ this suggests that the man slept on the beach the night and that it was pretty common for it to have occurred. The word ‘nothing’ is negative and is a sign of worthlessness. A Shell station is located near by as long as a hamburger stand both closed. The two utilities both represent

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    The Ivory Coast

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    Côte d’Ivoire Ivory Coast is located on the south coast of West Africa. It is bound by Liberia and Guinea to the west‚ Mali and Burkina Faso to the north‚ Ghana to the east and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. Côte d’Ivoire‚ also known as the Ivory Coast or officially the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire‚ is a country known for it’s cocoa production. The exact coordinates are 6.8500° N‚ 5.3000° W. It’s poulation is 20.6 million people. The southern Ivory Coast forest is a typical rain forest;

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    Coasts and Their Management

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    helps to reinforce students’ understanding of geographical terminology and processes (Job et al1999). Victoria Stuckey Bellaire High School SL Human Geography Internal Assessment Fieldwork Victoria Stuckey 2012 Coasts and Their Management Victoria Stuckey 2012 Coasts and Their Management Contents A. Fieldwork Question and Geographic Context 2 B. Method of Investigation 3 D. Written Analysis 5 Station 1- Apffel Park 5 Station 2- 31st Rear Street and Seawall Boulevard 7

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    crowded coasts

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    Describe how physical and economic factors may have made one area you have studied in crowded coast (10 marks) Coasts become crowded when more and more people want to move there. This means the coast must a number of different pull factors which attracts people to the area for different reasons. Firstly‚ the climate of an area is a significant factor which can cause it to become crowded. Coasts with a higher climate means that more people want to migrate their in search of warmer climates in the

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