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Ecology and History of the River Red Gum

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The river red gum has the most widespread natural distribution of Eucalyptus in Australia, forming extensive forests and woodlands in south-eastern Australia and providing the structural and functional elements of important floodplain and wetland ecosystems. Along ephemeral creeks in the arid Centre it exists as narrow corridors, providing vital refugia for biodiversity.

The tree has played a central role in the tension between economy, society and environment and has been the subject of enquiries over its conservation, use and management. Despite this, we know remarkably little about the ecology and life history of the river red gum: its longevity; how deep its roots go; what proportion of its seedlings survive to adulthood; and the diversity of organisms associated with it.

More recently we have begun to move from a culture of exploitation of river red gum forests and woodlands to one of conservation and sustainable use. In Flooded Forest and Desert Creek, the author traces this shift through the rise of a collective environmental consciousness, in part articulated through the depiction of river red gums and inland floodplains in art, literature and the media.

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Bob Pearson has led a very active and diverse life spanning three careers: soldier, engineer administrator.

With his first book A Penny On Friday. about his early life which began in pre-war Lancashire leading up to and included the Second World War.

He has also made several contributions to works in Australia and England as recent as 2012.

With his sequel A Peg Leg Hero; he enlisted in the army in Feb 1945 , under age at 16 years, and served from 1945 to 1961, with active service in the occupation forces in Italy, Palestine, Germany, Korea and Malaya, including serving alongside Australian Forces .

He writes of his life, quite honestly and always with a sense of humour, even though some experiences have been tragic 
.In Jan 1972 he arrived in Australia with his family and grew to love his new country. In 1976 he retired after serving with NSW Prison Service and concentrated on his hobbies of writing and painting (he always likes to add  canvases not walls) In Feb this year he successfully exhibited a collection of his works at the Entrance Gallery, Central Coast, under the title From Monet to the Bush. Even at 85 years of age he still pursues the arts.

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Excerpts from Morality Stories, Third Edition

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It is now accepted that IT functions are a fundamental part of the competitive business model. Instead of simply offering services IT must 'create value' for the business. This practical title describes the strong financial skills that IT managers must have in order to support:Operations: Finance departments rely heavily on IT managers being able to identify, track and measure costs sometimes at a very granular level  Budgeting: the very technical nature of IT operations means that budgeting can be more complex than many other areasProject Delivery: large technical project deliveries means that costs can be correspondingly complex to account forBusiness Modeling; pricing models rely heavily on IT managers skills and accuracy. Where one service supports many commercial offerings a strong model is needed to apportion costs appropriately  Investment and business cases: a sound understanding of the financial contribution the IT assets make to the overall business is critical to gain support for ongoing investment This outstanding title covers the main financial concepts that managers need to be familiar with in order for IT to take its proper senior place as a contributor to the business. It assumes a basic level of financial understanding and builds on the techniques required almost daily; therefore it is overwhelmingly practical and based on real world scenarios. Not only are the techniques fully described but issues such as roles, implementation, daily management and even tooling are detailed.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-21

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Mike is an ordinary schoolkid from California. At 13 years old he's interested in Video Games, Football, and does ok in his school work at the same time. Mike and his class of around 20 students and their teacher Mrs. Jameson are camping out around Monument Valley on a guided tour. Their tour guide Nakai, is of Native American descent, and on their first day takes them around a walking trail through the mesas of the desert.

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Veterinary Assistant Speedy Study Guides

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Many people who enjoy animals, or are interested in animals, are naturally drawn to the veterinary arts. Many of these people do not want to go through the full schooling to become a veterinarian; however, they may never know that the veterinary assistant position is even an option. A pamphlet explaining the position of a veterinary assistant which lists in detail what a veterinary assistant responsibilities were, would open up many people's eyes and introduce them to a new future.

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The parts of the systems of the human body will come continuously in every single class. One system that is very important, is the urogenital system. This is the system which contains the reproductive organs and the urinary excretions components. The urinary components are the bladder and the ureter which expels urine out of the body. A pamphlet depicting each of the pieces of this system would help students study and understand the system for their studies and their career.

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Trigger Points (Advanced) Speedy Study Guides

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Trigger points can be described as small and hard knots that can appear on the muscle tissue and cause pain. A pamphlet about trigger points can help to build awareness about why these occur,and how they can be prevented. It is predicted that most people will experience a trigger point in their lives, and this type of pamphlet can help others to understand where the source of their pain originates, and the next steps to take to remedy this type of pain.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Early Reading

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Travis enjoys his nightly chicken nuggets and macaroni and cheese. When he sits down at the dinner table one night, he finds that his favorite foods are not on his plate. Instead, there are things he never has tried before and he isn't very happy about this at all. Looking around, he tries to barter with his siblings so he doesn't have to try something new.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-20

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On her way home from school, Cassie sees that someone posted a sign that says that they're looking for a lost parrot. The parrot's original owners said that they would give seven hundred dollars to the person who found it. Cassie tries to get her friends Jane and Anna to help her find the parrot. Anna thinks they shouldn't take the parrot back to the owners since she knows the owners don't treat the parrot well. Jane thinks they should return the parrot and split the money three ways evenly. Cassie isn't sure what to do about the parrot. Will she and her friends find the parrot? Will they return it to its owners? Will arguing about what to do with the parrot hurt their friendship?

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Loving Kids

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Susan doesn't know why everything has to be the same in her life. Everyone eats the same thing for every meal, each day. All the clothing is the same, the haircuts are the same and with the exception of a few distinct features, there is no individuality. While conformity is the way that things are, she wonders what is would be like to be an individual and then takes action with some startling results.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Early Reading

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Steve is on a round the world sailing trip with his family in their sail yacht. Steve comes from an unconventional family. His parents like to teach the children alternative ways of living, and focus more on experience building than a regular education. Steve is with his two younger sisters and two adult parents. As we progress, Steve meets two separate tribes on the island.

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Three friends, Charlie, Jake and Abbie meet in the park by the picnic tables every week at the same time to play a pretend game in which each of them is a hero. A group of bullies, Sam, Clint, Howie and Jessica start showing up just after the friend get there to harass them and threaten to beat them up. The friends are afraid of them and leave early. Each week, they hope the bullies go away but instead, they get worse. One week, the friend get to the park to find a festively wrapped gift on the picnic table where they sit to plan their game for the day. Looking at it, they find their names on the tag. Lifting the lid, each finds something special that fits with the game they like to play. As soon as each takes their gift from the box, it disappears. When the bullies arrive, they take the friends' gifts from them after harassing them. The next week, the same thing happens. After a few weeks of the same thing, the friends find the gift box but instead of their names, the bullies' names are on it and they can't open it no matter how hard they try. When the bullies come, they are able to lift the lid but soon wish they hadn't.

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Rocky has just moved into the area and made friends with Jacob, a quiet, reserved boy who was never part of the popular crowd. Rocky, on the other hand, craves to be part of the popular crowd and will do anything to prove that he is worthy. Bernard, the captain of the school football team gives Rocky all sorts of 'tests' to see if he is fit to be part of the popular crowd and eventually join the football team. One week it's a bike race around 'dead man's curve', and then things escalate when he is dared to run into Old Mr. McFee's junkyard and 'liberate' a white tire rim. Finally, things come to a head when Bernard dares Rocky to jump off a bridge and into a river. Jacob warns him that he could get hurt, and suddenly, Rocky realizes that he's been giving into peer pressure. The book explains what peer pressure is, and then shows that Rocky had all the friends he needed. In addition to that, he's able to get onto the football team later without Bernard's help. The idea is to show readers that there is always another way to accomplish your goals.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Reuben has been asking his parents for a new red wagon for weeks, having seen one in the local department store. They are always telling him 'maybe later', and his father in particular tells him to be happy with the old wagon he has. Reuben details for the readers some of the 'problems' with his own red wagon. There is a rust spot on the side, one of the wheels is squeaky, and it's sometimes hard to pull.

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The Getting Lost Adventure of Hunter and Ashton

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Early Reading

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While on a family camping trip, Hunter, who is eleven years old, is told to keep a close eye on his five year old brother, Ashton. Ashton sees a small animal and follows it. Just before he loses sight of him, Hunter calls out to Ashton but is ignored. Hunter chases after Ashton as he keeps following one small animal after another for several hours. When the sun starts to go down, the boys realize they don't know where they are or which direction to go to find their way back to the campground. Ashton panics and wants to run in the direction he thinks they should go but Hunter stops him and says it could be the wrong way and they need to stay where they are. Hunter tries to remember everything he can from the wilderness survival shows he likes to watch to help them stay warm at night and find food until someone finds them. The boys survive on their own for three weeks before they are found by the search party. By then, they have been assumed dead and searchers are surprised to find the boys alive and in fairly good health. Hunter is asked hundreds of questions about how they knew what to do.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Aubrey is excited to have a tea party with all of her friends. As she runs down stairs to get the treats, she realizes that there isn't going to be enough to go around. She is worried that her guests will be upset. She knows that she needs to come up with a plan and fast.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Jessie has spent the better part of the school year perfectly coloring and placing stickers on her favorite pencil box. But on the one of the last few day of school, she finds that her beloved pencil box is missing from her desk. Frantic, she does all she can to figure out where the missing box has went.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Quinn is sitting in the classroom ready to take her test, when she notices that one of her classmates changed their trademark bow during recess. Not paying too close attention, she goes on to take her test. Later in the day, she hears the teacher mention to the classmate that is once again wearing the correct bow from earlier in the day that these were the best test results she has seen in a long time from the student.