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The final topic that i choose is about United Nation, because this topic can have a lot of different source that I can find on the internet, and the different way to talk with it, and this also link to many other topic, such as globalization

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The U.S President Mr Donald J Trump said that "I don't believe it"

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Trump on climate change report: ‘I don’t believe it’

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Government scientists warn that unchecked global warming will wreak havoc on the US economy.

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Some picture on National Geographic on Japan after US drop the nuclear bomb

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Today's anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki arrives in a moment of increasingly heated nuclear rhetoric between the U.S. and North Korea.

These historic pictures show the aftermath of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a black-and-white reminder of what "fire and fury" actually looks like-although the capabilities of modern nuclear weapons far outstrip those of their mid-century counterparts.

As the anniversary of these attacks is marked with prayer, reflection, and ceremony, get a refresher on nuclear weapons, then and now.

At 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb-codenamed Little Boy-detonated 1,900 feet above Hiroshima, Japan. Though accurate estimates are impossible, it's believed the immediate blast killed about 70,000 people and injured another 70,000. The vast majority of casualties were civilians. After effects, such as complications from radiation exposure, have since taken the lives of unknown thousands more. This event marked the first time a nuclear weapon was used against people in earnest.

At 11:02 a.m. on August 9, a second bomb, called Fat Man, hit Nagasaki, causing another 80,000 casualties. The city's topography-shielded by a valley and veined with fire-stopping water channels-lessened the bomb's effects, even though Fat Man's payload was actually larger than Little Boy's. Perhaps 160 people survived both blasts, though only one was officially recognized by the Japanese government. ( Read the messages Hiroshima survivors gave Obama.)

Japan surrendered days later, officially ending World War II. The U.S.'s top-secret Manhattan Project, spurred into creation after Albert Einstein warned President Franklin Roosevelt of the catastrophic consequences should Nazi scientists develop an atomic bomb first, had been working for four years to create such a weapon.

Today, Hiroshima is inhabited by about 1 million people. A peace memorial park and museum now occupies the site of the bomb's epicenter; it includes Genbaku Dome, named a World Heritage Site as the only structure in that area to withstand the blast that leveled nearly 70 percent of the city's buildings and infrastructure. ( Millions of people visit Hiroshima every year: learn how the attack is memorialized.)

Nine countries currently hold around 15,000 nuclear weapons, a third of which are in active deployment and can be launched within minutes. Russia's nuclear arsenal is the largest, although the U.S. spends more on its own arsenal than all other countries combined.

Calls for nuclear regulation, non-proliferation, and disarmament have gone out since the days immediately following the 1945 bombings. Hibakusha, or survivors of atomic bombs, have been a central voice in this effort.

On July 7, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons was adopted at a United Nations conference. The ratification process will begin in September; the treaty becomes legally binding when ratified by at least 50 countries. The U.S. and several other countries, including all current nuclear powers and some of their allies, declined to participate in the negotiations.

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Powerful Pictures Show What Nuclear 'Fire and Fury' Really Looks Like

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Today's anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki arrives in a moment of increasingly heated nuclear rhetoric between the U.S. and North Korea. These historic pictures show the aftermath of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a black-and-white reminder of what "fire and fury" actually looks like-although the capabilities of modern nuclear weapons far outstrip those of their mid-century counterparts.

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The Official Website Of UN Refugee Agency

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The Official Website Of UN Refugee Agency

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This is one of the department under United Nation. This department are mainly support the refugees in different country.

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This week have talk about the problem solving, for the Assignment that we got, and the different way to think about what should we do and how to do it. And it is a great idea that we combine both idea together. And the mind mapping for the project.

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This website is a website that describe what is United Nation doing and who they are

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The official Website Of Red Cross Blood Donation Center

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The official Website Of Red Cross Blood Donation Center

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Learn | Australian Red Cross Blood Service

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The Red Cross Blood Service supplies blood safely to 23 million people across 7 million square kilometres. Find out more about the business of saving lives.

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1. Computer Gaming

2. Computer Hacker

3. Smart Phone

4. Mobile Game

5. Artificial Intelligence

6. Deep-web

7. war

8. Food

9. Asian Food

10. Fast Food

11. Junk Food

12. Organic Food

13. Coffee

14. Healthy Life Style

15. Healthy Food

16. Health Care

17. Globalization

18. Global Warming

19. Skin Cancer

20. Diabetes

21. Online Shopping

22. Online Learning

23. Online Gambling

24. Online Banking

25. Online Gaming

26. Travel To Hong Kong

27. Travel To Adelaide

28. Blood Donation

29. Organ Donation

30. Money Donation

31. Food Donation

32. Air Pollution

33. Water Pollution

34. Light Pollution

35. Chinese Culture

36. Chinese New Year

37. Halloween

38. Christmas

39. Valentine's Day

40. Solar Power

41. Nuclear

42. Pet

43. Kangaroo

44. Sport

45. Football

46. Basketball

47. Art

48. Music

49. Movie

50. The Salvation Army

51. Red Cross

52. University Of South Australia

53. University Of Adelaide

54. Google

55. Apple

56. Microsoft

57. Sony

58. Samsung

59. Space X

60. Buddhism

61. Car

62. Car Care

63. Car Racing

64. Horse Racing

65. Camera

66. Social Media

67. Marvel

68. DC Comic

69. Disneyland

70. Walt Movie World

71. War Game

72. Paint Ball Game

73. Hunting

74. Child Sponsorship

75. United Nations

76. Olympic Game

77. Alcohol

78. Harry Potter

79. Service SA

80. Home Made

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War

1. What will war cause

1. Lost Family

2. Orphan

3. Dead

4. Refugee

5. Pollution

1. Nuclear Weapon

2. Biological Weapon

3. Chemical Weapon

2. IS war happening

3. what war cause

1. Food

2. Land

3. People

4. Oil

5. Money

6. Resource

United Nations

1. What Principal organs of United Nation

1. UN General Assembly

2. UN Secretariat

3. International Court of Justice

4. UN Security Council

5. UN Economic and Social Council

6. UN Trusteeship Council

2. What is UN doing

3. When is UN

Travel To Hong Kong

1. Why you going to Hong Kong

2. What is the best about Hong Kong

3. When is the best season to travel

4. What place you can visit

Blood Donation

1. What people you can help

2. Why you donate your blood

3. What type of blood you can donate

4. Which organisation you can donate

5. What can you get after you donate

Global Warming

1. What is global warming

2. What problems do global warming cause

3. What causes global warming

4. The issue of global warming

5. How to help it

6. Is global warming real?

7. What is the disadvantages of global warming

1. sea level rise every moment

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This week is to start the HTML code, HTML code is not that hard, I think I can handle it, and I learn how to make a hyperlink and make the heading, I have tried a lot of different ways to do it, but not all of them is work in HTML. The list of code in the tutorial is really useful as well.

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The first week is the introduction of the assignment and the course. And the task of week 1 is to think about 80 ideas of what kind of topic will I use, that sounds like very hard, and i got no idea what should I start with, I use half an hour to think about it and I can only come up with 50 idea, but I need more.

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Finally, I got 80 ideas that i am happy to do with, and I need to choose 5 of it to it. The 5 topic that I love the most is about War, Buddhism, Travel Hong Kong, Blood Donation and Global Warming. I think those are the good topic for me, and I can come up with a very great idea.