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    conveyed that Gillard had in fact according to the ‘inner sanctum’ of the Rudd Government‚ opposed two policies that she was now campaigning for‚ these being the rise in the age pension and the creation of a paid parental leave scheme. Shoved to the back bench of parliament‚ ‘unable to hide his emotions’12 sat Kevin Rudd‚ who was pinned as the source of

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    Abstract Journal of Industrial Relations 55(3) 386–402 ! Australian Labour and Employment Relations Association (ALERA) SAGE Publications Ltd‚ Los Angeles‚ London‚ New Delhi‚ Singapore and Washington DC DOI: 10.1177/0022185613480747 jir.sagepub.com This article examines the industrial relations issues that have attracted most time and attention of employers and their associations during 2012‚ as well as the public‚ policy- directed rhetoric in which they have engaged. A first element is representative

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    33A “How Julia Child Invented Modern Life” by Karen Lehrman Discussion Questions 1. What were popular American attitudes toward food before Julia Child’s book‚ Mastering the Art of French Cooking? 2. How did American culture change after World War II? 3. How did Julia’s book influence the way Americans viewed food? 4. How did Julia Child influence the way Americans viewed women? 5. Where and how did Julia Child meet her husband? What was he doing at the time? 6. How did Julia Child come

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    Julia Child interview Me: How did you get involved in World war II? Julia Child: In 1941‚ at the onset of World War II‚ I moved to Washington‚ D.C.‚ where I volunteered as a research assistant for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS)‚ a newly formed government intelligence agency. In this position‚ I played a key role in the communication of top-secret documents between U.S. government officials and their intelligence officers. My colleagues and I were sent on assignments around the world

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    I finally saw “Julia and Julie”‚ the movie about how twenty-something home cook Julie Powell recreated 524 recipes in 365 days from Julia Child’s cookbook “Mastering the Art of French Cooking”.  It’s a great movie‚ especially if you’re a fan of food‚ cooking‚ and Julia Child.  If only Hollywood could take over ALL cookbooks‚ because in Julia and Julie‚ every Julia Child recipe comes out perfectly on the first try for Julie Powell‚ a home cook with no culinary training!  She makes hollandaise perfectly

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    Abjection By Julia Kristeva

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    How Julia Kristeva ’s theory of ’Abjection ’ works in relation to the film ’Alien ’ (1979). The ’abject ’ is a complex psychological concept developed by Julia Kristeva in her book "Powers of Horror: an Essay in Abjection" (1980). "Abject" is that which "…disturbs identity‚ system‚ order." Essentially anything that threatens to destabilise the "symbolic order" with the reminder of the "semiotic order". Throughout this essay I am going to talk about Kristeva ’s theory of abjection and relate it

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    ancient times‚ to modern times‚ there is a never ending list of influential chefs that have achieved so much in a lifetime. One of those significant chefs is named Julia Child. This woman changed the view of at-home cooking. She made cooking easier and more affordable for the average family meals‚ along with tricks to save failing meal. Julia Child was born in Pasadena‚ California in 1912. She graduated from Smith College with a small interest in becoming a writer‚ but stuck to writing in her diary

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    Julia Cameron was born in Calcutta‚ British India. She was a British Photographer that started her career at her latest age. Julia‚ was a regular mother of six children and was married to Charles Hay Cameron. Her story of becoming one of the famous photographers back in the days‚ was a very peculiar and interesting way. Julia received her first camera when she was 48 years old‚ the camera was a gift from her daughter and son in law. After receiving this amazing gift‚ she started using it with her

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    Cooks at Home for variety. (It’s out-of-print‚ but is available used.) I’ve owned it for four years and have liked the few things I’ve made from his books. Now my plan is to approach it methodically. Like Julie and Julia‚ where blogger Julie Powell set out to make every recipe in Julia Child’s Mastering The Art of French Cooking. The Minimalist’s goals are much less lofty‚ but the idea is the same. Buy Ingredients for One Meal at a Time This is to avoid wasting food and feeling like I’ve failed

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    void out their experiences. Throughout her memoir‚ Jesus Land‚ Julia Scheeres uses symbols to identify her process of escape from her emotions and experiences; symbols such as‚ alcohol‚ music‚ and hope to signify her determination of breaking free from her problems and running away from life. Julia’s life has been rough and through it she has found ways to escape her pain and become numb to her surroundings. At the start of the book Julia is found drinking her “comfort” the first day of her new school

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