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Flemington markets
Flemington Markets is located in Homebush West, Sydney and has four sections - the Growers Market, Produce Market, Flower Market, and Banana Section. The Growers Market allows farmers to sell seasonal fruits and vegetables. If their produce does not sell, the farmers must store it or bring it back to sell again the next day. The Produce Market is run by agents who sell items for farmers in boxes during the week and by the kilo on weekends. The Flower Market sells flowers from farms that have been checked to verify they grow flowers. The Banana Section houses bananas separately as they release a gas that causes other fruits to ripen quicker.
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20100209 scaf workshop on ia
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La nina and el nino
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Amiah's powerpoint.
The document describes a spacious house with lights illuminating the exterior and streets, along with an amazing brick wall lit by candlelight. The house features a cool, spacious bedroom with a hard window next to it, as well as a beautiful, fresh garden with plants and a swimming pool surrounded by a nice but hard fence on a friendly street. Inside are two cosy leather lounges including a photo and free TV.
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La Nina occurs when moist air is blown from South America to eastern Australia, bringing cooler temperatures and increased rainfall. El Nino happens when warm water and moist air are blown to South America instead, causing drought in Australia as warmer temperatures and less rain arrive. These phenomena involve shifts in ocean temperatures and air currents in the Pacific that impact weather worldwide.
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Aboriginal farming eels with rocks presentation
In southwestern Victoria, there were many small rivers and marshes that would flood in winter. These marshes were an important feeding ground for eels. In spring, eels would swim up the rivers from the sea to reach the marshes. The indigenous people had developed a well-planned system of traps and canals to farm eels as they migrated between the sea and inland waters. They would trap eels in nets and pots placed in the canals. Some of these canal systems covered over 100 square kilometers. The indigenous people would breed trapped eels, smoke them, and trade this important food source. Eel farming had been practiced in the region for around 8,000 years by these settled indigenous groups.
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The document lists various electronic devices that produce heat when in use, including a printer, laminator, dryer, computer, iPad charger, and dongle. It then provides more detail about how a printer works, noting that the printer itself only gets warm, while the fan circulates the hot air out and brings in cold air to cool it down. The document concludes by asking if the reader has any questions.
Spiny leaf insect
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Man built and natural
The document discusses natural and man-made things. It first talks about natural things like plants, animals, and the world, noting that they grow and live. It then asks if there are any questions about natural things. Next it discusses man-made things like houses, computers, roads, and bridges that are built in factories rather than growing. It provides some video links about bridges and furniture construction. Finally, it asks if there are any other questions about man-made things before concluding.
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