My family and i moved out to Australia when i was 10. We migrated from Perth,Scotland because my cousins moved out here earlier and they said that it was a really good place to live. so we decided to move to.
One of the big technology things that has affected me family would probably be the internet. It is really helpful for doing a lot of thins such as playing games chatting with people or researching and doing work like i am just now.
Monday, December 1, 2008
My Family History
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Jack the ripper = Francis Tumblety
not a lot of information has been found about Tumblety’s life, his birthplace being the first of many mysteries surrounding this main suspect. In some known books it says he was born in Canada,while in some other books it lists his birthplace as Ireland. Even the exact year of his birth is still in question. In any event, he was born to James and Margaret Tumblety sometime around 1833, the youngest of eleven children: Patrick, Lawrence, Jane and Bridget (twins), Alice, Margaret, Ann, Julia, Elizabeth, and Mary.
Around 1850 (just before the death of his father), Francis left Rochester, maybe to go to Detroit. Here he started his own practice as an Indian herb doctor, which must have happened from 1854 onward he always appeared as if of considerable wealth.
He next turns up in Montreal in 1857, where he again made himself known as a prominent physician.however, when he was asked to run in the provincial elections of 1857-8. He declined the offer in what would become typical Tumblety. But there was more Tumblety was arrested on September 23, 1857 for attempting to abort the pregnancy of a local prostitute named Philomene Dumas. It was alleged that he sold her a bottle of pills and liquid for the purpose, but after some legal haggling Tumblety was released on October 1. A verdict of ‘no true bill’ was reached on the 24th and no trial was ever undertaken
November 9th Mary Kelly killed in Miller's Court.
Sir Charles Warren resigns.
November 10: Pardon offered to "anyone other than the murderer" by the Home Office including tumblety
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Sir William Wallace
William Wallace was born in a small village in Scotland called Elderslie and that was were he was brought up as a child. When William grew up he became a Scottish Knight, a landowner and a patriot who was known for leading a resistance during the wars of Scottish independence. He also became the guardian of Scotland until his defeat in the battle of Falkirk.
Bibliography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wallace
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Monday, June 9, 2008
U.K Economy
Mining is one of the biggest economy employers in the United Kingdom along with the worlds largest financial centres with the London stock exchange and the London international financial futures and options exchange.The government of the united kingdom makes the economic decisions so it is a market economy if it is run by the government.They are made by the government so they run the economic laws and decisions.The British manufacturing sector however has greatly diminished relative to the economy as a whole since World War II. It is still a significant part of the economy but only accounted for one sixth of national output in 2003. The British motor industry is a significant part of this sector although it has diminished with the collapse of MG Rover and most of the industry is foreign owned.
The United Kingdom uses a lot of advanced technology these days they used 2 have to use a typewriter for all the papers and horse and carts. But now they are using all the latest technology for things such as mining,construction,media and sporting.They have made a lot of famous cars such as Ford fiesta, Honda civic,Toyota corrola,Jaguar,Land rover and Rolls-Royce.
The employment rate for people of working age was 74.9 per cent for the three months to April 2008, unchanged for a quarter of the year. The number of people in employment for the three months to April 2008 was 29.55 million. This is the highest figure since comparable records began in 1971 and is up 76,000 over the quarter and up 446,000 over the year. Total hours worked has increased by 6.3 million to reach 943.7 million.
The unemployment rate was 5.3 per cent for the three months to April 2008, up 0.1 over the previous quarter but down 0.2 over the year. The number of unemployed people increased by 38,000 over the quarter but fell by 34,000 over the year, to reach 1.64 million.
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Monday, May 12, 2008
western Australia economys
south west
alumina,mineral sands,agriculture,timber,viticulture,tourism
kimberly
pearls,diamonds,oil,gas,zinc,led,beef,tourism
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Monday, April 7, 2008
global warming-antartica
The ice caps metling does not just have an impact on the Antarctica it has an impact on the entire world.If the ice caps keep on melting that will make the sea level rise rapidly and will start to cover up most of the land and thousands maybe even millions will have to evacuate there homes and some people may even have to leave the country.
Some of the ways we can reduce global warming is that we can try to use environmentally friendly materials such as not to use plastic bags when you are shopping and we can also try and use more public transport more than your own car which will help reduce greenhouse gases.
There is a lot of endangered animals living in Antarctica and the ice caps melting will be starting to kill of all of the animals.If all the ice caps melt then the water around there will start to heat up and sharks will be able to enter the waters around there and attack all the endangered species.
Larsen B ice shelf, 17th Feb 2002 Larsen B ice shelf, 5th march 2002 (16 days later)
http://www.coolantarctica.com/Antarctica%20fact%20file/science/global_warming.htm
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Monday, March 3, 2008
The whale shark
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