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    “The Great Bridge” report by Brendan Schwartz Why I chose the book: This book intrigued me for a number of reasons First of all, the Brooklyn Bridge has been a part of my life ever since my father moved to Brooklyn in 2006. I’ve been traveling over the bridge for years, and every time I end up travelling over it, I had always wondered how on earth could any man make such a magnificent and enormous bridge, and especially during the 19th century. Throughout the book you could get a sense of just…

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    Ruby Bridges: My Hero

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    was Ruby Bridges and she had the courage to go to a all white school alone. Ruby Bridges famous words was to the protesters when she was 7 was “Even if they say bad things they don’t know what they’re doing’’. Ruby Bridges made history in our world that still goes on today. But some people would want to know what happened before Ruby Bridges went to a white school and changed everything. Ruby Bridges was very very poor and was born September 8th,1954. Ruby’s father (Abon Bridges) had a…

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    just recently had dental bridges installed, you are going to want to do everything that you can to ensure that you get the longest usable life out of your new dental bridges as possible. Getting the longest usable life out of your dental bridge will help increase the value of the investment that you made in your dental health. Here are three ways to protect your new dental bridges. Keep Up With Your Daily Dental Care The best thing that you can do for your new dental bridges is keep up with your…

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    The Bridge connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1964. The bridge weighs almost 15,000 tons and contains about 15,000 miles of cables. Each of the 4 main supporting cables is almost 16 inches in diameter. Because in the early years of the bridge, altho it was state of the arch newest technology some people didn't feel safe about crossing it as it was a one of its kind. In 1884 the showman PT Barnum led 21 elephants across the bridge.…

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    This section will discuss capillary bridges in more detail. Capillary bridges are formed under the influence of capillary action, which will be discussed first. Also the forces caused by capillarity are briefly discussed. Next, the characteristics of the particles and their effect on the shape of the bridge are discussed. This is followed by the mechanism of capillary bridge breakup. Finally the process of capillary bridge formation by condensation is discussed. 2.1.1. CAPILLARY ACTION Liquids…

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    structures, from bridges, to roof supports, to space stations.The Pros of a Truss Bridge 1. They might be light, but they are also strong. Truss bridges utilize the materials that are needed to create them very effectively. This makes them very economical to build, but doesn’t compromise on the ground of the bridge. Because it uses small timbers, the…

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    An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge Symbolism is a device that can make even the most solid ideas crumble down because of what the author is trying to say “in between the lines.” Ambrose Bierce wrote “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” with real world experience. “Bierce was especially suited to write stories about the Civil War, since he served in the Union army”(An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, Shmoop). This man was a part of a war, which gave him the knowledge of how things worked in the…

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    You might be familiar with a normal cantilever bridge. Without one, we'd all be stuck at certain river crossings with nowhere to move. But a cantilever bridge is employed in dental care! And since almost all of us aren't long-distance swimmers, dental bridges are necessary for us to bypass. A missing teeth can create a sink-or-swim situation, and a dental bridge is the answer to help you stay afloat just! The Missing Teeth Dilemma When a teeth is missing, it generates more than simply an…

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    Ruby Bridges and Rosa Parks are great civil rights leaders. They were also effective in the civil rights movements. In 2014 a statue of Ruby Bridges was planted outside of William Frantz School. Ruby Bridges was one of the greatest civil rights leaders. She was born on September 8, 1954, in Tylertown Mississippi. Ruby Bridges was the oldest of Abon and Lucille Bridges. When Ms. Bridges was 4 years old her family moved to New Orleans. In 1960 Ms. Bridges was sent to William Frantz School as one…

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    up with a way to improve things like the Balsawood Bridge. When we all combine our ideas it creates something new and useful. For example, the Balsawood Bridge was a challenge for my team and…

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