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different bone structures which are cortical bones and spongy bones, you also have cells in your bone and the cells are called osteoclasts. When osteoclasts are put in motion they are the substance that absorbs the calcium from your bones which makes them tin out. The falling and the minerals being sucked out of the bone makes the bone weak, when the bone gets weak they start to fade, when they start to fade the will start to rip, you have to try to get the quickest treatment options and get…

Kansas feels underestimated by the adults in her family, therefore leading to an adventure that will teach her a lesson. When she and her dog Toto attempt to go back home, they encounter some fascinating acquaintances. She comes across the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz. This bizarre group confronts challenges throughout their journey. Dorothy's adventure follows a hero's journey with departure, ignition, and return. In a farm, somewhere in Kansas lives a…

vandalized there would be a higher rate of crime in that area. This would mean that poor and minority areas would be targeted more by police and impacted more than a neighborhood that is economically better and has a lower percentage of minorities living tin the area.…

Gulch. Along the way she befriends a scarecrow, tin man, and lion who all seem to resemble the three farm hands who worked for her aunt. After they reach the city Dorothy is tasked by the wizard with killing the witch. Once she has done the deed the wizard tries, and fails, to take her back home. Afterwords…

“Oh my, it is much warmer in here than I was expecting,” Dorothy complained. “What am I going to do in this heat with all this fur?” the Cowardly Lion frantically asked. Dorothy and her three friends had finally reached the Emerald City after their very long journey. As soon as they walked into the Wizard’s castle, they were overwhelmed by the amount of heat that rushed toward them. They were all sweating as they walked down the long hallway looking for the Wizard of Oz. “My straw is getting…

midnight, he went to the old man’s room and secretly stalked the man while he is sleeping waiting for the eye to open. “I knew he could not see so I kept pushing the door, I had my head in, and was about to open the lantern, when my thumb slipped upon the tin fastening” and the old man sprang up in the bed. He waited a whole hour and the old man stayed sitting in his bed listening. He was hearing the old man's heart race louder and louder so he could not take it so he yelped…

Numerous Types Many homeowners mistakenly assume that only one type of metal is used for these specialty roofs. However, the fact is that there are at least four different types you can choose from, each of them with their own strengths and weakness. Tin, for example, has an impressive lifespan of between 40 and 50 years, while galvanized steel is an economical option that is not considered quite as attractive. Because it is not as strong as the other metals, aluminum won't last as long, but it…

are amazing creatures, and have many interesting features. For example, tiger sharks eat a variety of foods. For instance, they are like garbage disposals because they eat almost anything including trash like, baseballs, license plates, oil cans, tin cans, tires, garbage (food waste), clothing, and even coal. In addition, tiger sharks can grow up to 20 ft in length but average 12 ft. However, tiger sharks…

the Carthaginians excelled in trade, building commercial links with the world powers if the time. This included the nations such as Arabia, for heir frankincense, Egypt for their linen, Spain for its Gold, Balearic for its Silver and Britain for its tin. It is most likely that their experience crossing the great seas for trade enabled them to build a very powerful navy, one which could not be compared to even the Romans one at the time, for they had great ships that which are described as great…

transitioned into the agricultural-herding phase, society developed into a sedentary lifestyle. During the Bronze Age just after 4000 B.C.E., metallurgy was practices to make better tools and weapons made of bronze and metal composed of copper and tin. The advances in tools would allow for easier plowing during farming and irrigation; as well as better tools to go to battle with as the years progressed.…