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we could do it, you know. take off, live in the woods. they’d catch us. well, maybe not. we wouldn’t make it five miles. welcome, welcome. the time has come to select one courageous young man and woman for the honour of representing district 12 in the 74th annual hunger games. it’s your first year, prim. your name’s only been in there once. they’re not gonna pick you. primrose everdeen! prim! i volunteer! i volunteer as tribute. our tributes: peeta mellark and katniss everdeen they just want a good show. that’s all they want. it's 24 of us, gale, and only one comes out. so, you’re here to make me look pretty? i’m here to help you make an impression. and so it was decreed that each year the 12 districts of panem shall offer up in tribute one young man and woman between the ages of 12 and 18 to be trained in the art of survival and to be prepared to fight to the death this is the time to show them everything make sure they remember you. i just keep wishing i cou...
hi, my name is colin maclean. this is one of a series of short videos aboutusing the library. this video is about how books are arrangedon the bookshelves in the library using the dewey decimal classification system. the library uses the dewey decimal classificationsystem for the arrangement of books on the library bookshelves. this system allocates numbers ranging from000 to 999 to specific subject areas. a decimal point is the used to drill downto topics in more detail. this means that books on the same or similairsubjects are located near to each other on the library bookshelves. so that if you finda book that is of interest at one shelfmark, you will also find books on the same or similairtopic on nearby shelves. nursing and midwifery are classified withnumbers beginning with '61', and these are found on floor 4 of the library. each copy of a book has it's classificationnumber printed on a label on the bottom edge or 'spine' of the book, facing out. this num...
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