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yeah josh just told me today -_-'
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oh lol, okkie doke then (i don't know how to reply to this?)
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pIMPy pimpity fwap! Wazup?
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meow i didn't even notice u gave this to me lmfao, anywho, i'm coloring right now, next *rubs hands* summarizing and researching!!! joy!! *cough* sarcasm ~_~ *cough*
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Yo what are you doing? Sorry After I got home I was so dehydrated and hungry that I just sat there... I found out that one of my wounds was infected. I have pus >_< Right now I'm shivering in me boots...
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r u still sick?????????? meow get tons of rest!!! tons and tons!! get a wet cloth over ur head and take whatever medicine ur tummy can handle >_<. and drink lots and lots of water >_<. gao and how did u get hurt??? what happened???
i'm doing rhubarb right now.... but i'm having technical difficulties becuz i can't find out where they sold it.
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I don't have paper!!!
I'ma gather info now read asmuch as I can and write down a summary in seminar... I can't find fucking ideas that were part of trade
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me neither (mom didn't buy me any) but i'm gonna try to use the back of some of my work...hopefully...and if u want, i could try to print our ur part too if u send it to me
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okay lets see... Where did jade originate she said it before.
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jade:
origin - central asia, Tarim Basin
destination - china
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Many people are under the misconception that Jade originated from China but it didnβt. The origin of the fine material used for things such as art and jewelry is central Asia, Tarim Basin. Jade was one of the many goods traded in the Silk Road.
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who did it traded with? what time period??
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cHINA SHIT HEAD!!! forget it I'ma go a whole bunch of other things. I found ginger spices and buddah
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lmfao here's a site that's telling me lots of cool stuff
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Jade:
Hotan is located at the junction of the southern branch of the Silk Road. The Silk Road joins China and the West with a main route from Tibet India to Central Asia and Distant China. Hotan was the main site for Nephrite Jade. Jade was widely used and admired for its glassy luster. It was used for tools, rituals, and artistic expression.
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yeah this one's good, now u just need to find the time period.
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It doesn't say. Do we need to be that specific though?
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yeah, gabrielle told me we had to include the time as well
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really. What exactly did you ask her?
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umm "i'm glad that she gave us one more day to complete the global project"
"yeeeah, that was nice of her"
"yeah but i've only got ashley so we both have A LOT of work to do tonight"
"oh i'm working with just one person as well...wait ashley?? she draws doesn't she?? oooh ur poster is going to look so nice"
"lol no, r drawings will be bad since we're being rushed as cuz we're lazy lol"
"oh i see.."
"yeah... what do u need in the poster"
"umm u have to describe what they sold...the trading partners...what time period.."
"wait, huh time period??? ur kidding me right?"
and it went on like that...
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WAHHH WRONG INFO
THEY WERE DESCRIBING THE KASHGAR PLACE AS JADE IT ISN'T THE TRADING PLACE!!! IS IT NO?
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i don't know check. jade was ur thing so check it out? lmfao (i'm still doing rhubarb -_-'
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I gave you the sum
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did u take my criticism??
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I'm doing jade right now I got this from a site :
Kashgar is located in southern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, near Taklamakan Desert and bordering Central Asian countries such as Pakistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. Nature has blessed the city with a breathtaking scenery with desert, mountain and river.
Kashgar has a long and eventful history. According to Persian records, an alliance of the Tushlan tribe founded their city here about 2000 years ago. In the time of the Han dynasty (the 1st century), the general Ban Chao vanquished Kashgar together with several other Central Asian cities and installed a pro-China leader there. In the late 7th century, the Chinese power over the city was subdued with the rise of Tibet and later the Muslim tribes. Kashgar was under the rule of Muslim leaders until the 19th century when a large army of Qing China reconquered the city. Since then, Kashgar has been a part of China.
Kashgar is most famous for being one of the key trading centers on the Silk Road, the 4000-mile caravan route that went through China, India, the Near East and Europe. That status came from the city's strategic position: the junction of all trading routes in the area. During the Tang Dynasty, business on the Road was booming thanks to the demand for valuable and exotic products like silk and spices so as a trading center, Kashgar gained great prosperity. Besides that, the city became the meeting point of different civilizations because not only goods but also cultures and religions were transported and exchanged on the Silk Road. The richness, beauty and diversity of Kashgar is reflected in its name, a local language phrase that can be roughly translated as βthe place like jadeβ. Historical figures like Xuan Zang, the travelling monk looking for original Buddhist scriptures, Genghis Khan, the conqueror, Marco Polo, the great traveller, are reported to have passed by Kashgar on their quests.
Though the Silk Road's time has long passed, its influences on the life of Kashgar can still be felt, especially in the cultural diversity. The city is home to people of many races such as Uygur, Han, Tajik, Kirgiz, Uzbek, etc and folks from other lands flock here for trading. Many languages, dress codes, musics and customs can be found here. The city's Sunday bazaar, one of the largest bazaars in Asia retains many traces of the Silk Road's time. The variety of cultures in Kashgar is maintained by the inhabitants' preservation of their traditional ways of living.
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did u just copy and paste??? try summing that up. also u have to remember that we got a certain time period...was it something like 200bce to 60ce??? i can't remember...when is the 7th century???
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh'
Yes I copied and paste and I think is something like 300bce? To I don't know when ahhhhhhhh
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meooooow u wrote it though (i think)X-O
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NO I DIDN'T!!!!!!
I TOLD YOU TO PUT IT IN YOUR NOTEBOK BECAUSE I DIDN'T HAVE MY NOTE BOOK FOR THE AIM- WHEN I TRIED WRITIG IT SHE GOT IN THE WAY SO I GAVE UP BECAUSE WAS BEING A LAZY IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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well i have the aim and stuff but i remembered that i couldn't get down all the requirements cuz she was going so fast.
aim: how did the silk road connecting china and the middle easy across central asia foster the exchange of agricultural goods, manufactured products, and ideas???
some requirements:
1) where they r being sent
2) who traded with who
3) items and goods that were sold.
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But nothing about time periods... and I read over my work it doesn't sound odd to me
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it doesn't sound odd. but u have to find the time period somewhere -_-........look around google??
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The point of the whole map is 300bce and so forth... Why do we need to add the time period if it's still going on even now!
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becuz she won't be able to tell the if u don't followed the correct procedures from 200 to 600/300 >_<
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hey what did we do in Japanese this whole week i havent been in not fellin well if u want u can email me Serenakitty6@netscape.net
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we just took a test on words like "big", "small", "short", "long", "tall" and whatnot. and we also learned body parts... (were u in class that time?) anyways now, we r learning words like "fun", "boring", "delicious", "interesting", "good", "bad" and so on. when u come back u can get my notebook. it's not that much =3.
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Oi what was english HW... and Maggio HW?
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Oi what was english HW... and Maggio HW?
plus type in serbia new york times and see what you gets
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english hw: work on essay and study for test (mainly nothing)
sci hw: didn't get it -_-'
thx =3
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thanks I hate school
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yeah i kinda figured -__-'
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Scratch that Kinky guy butt ugly... Telling you now...... but here is one of my fave songs lol I will now bombard you with hispanic culture! lol [link]
and Malice mizer and lilly chou chou
Malice Mizer...Garnet
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Watch video here Hide video - Related videos
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and frou frou if I can find
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(song is important don't mind this crazy fan)
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the first one was so cute X3. the second one was okay becuz i'm not a malice mizer fan, but nevertheless it was an ok song. i didn't like the third one becuz i kept getting distracted by the words @_@, and haha geezs i love house XD. smex (even for an old man)! the song was also good, it's frou frou like u said nyah?
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