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    Brunelleschi's Dome

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    if they were built or designed in an inappropriate way. All structures and designs have to be safe and stable to prevent the fatal catastrophe of failing construction. The construction of any large objects, such as shopping centers, cathedrals, bridges, and other usually takes a lot of time. There are many forces that affect the designed construction and negatively stresses its structure. Before you start implementing your project in real life, you have to design it by following all the…

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    Art Review Monet

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    by Claude Monet in the Modern Art wing. The Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight effect with Smoke, 1903, and Charing Cross Bridge, Reflections on Thames, 1901. Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight effect with Smoke depicts a misty, blueish scene of a vague bridge in the background and billows of smoke rising over the peaceful water during what appears to be early morning or late evening. Charing Cross Bridge, Reflections on Thames depicts a similar scene. A bridge in the background and a small boat on the water in…

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    Railroad does not mention any problems until the April floods. One letter from H.J. Armstrong, Chief Engineer of the M&NA, says that something else happened about the first of the same year. In his letter, Mr. Armstrong writes about the bridge settling on the White River bridge in Georgetown, Arkansas. Apparently, the Weather Bureau had a river flood gauge on the pier and was worried about the recent readings. The letter stated that the pier settled all at once after the January…

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    Ethnography of Pregnancy as a Site of Racialization, Khiara Bridges describes the business of pregnancy in the hospital environment of Alpha Hospital in New York. Bridges discusses the factors that contribute to a women’s pregnancy becoming an isolating and sometimes....experience. This in turn comes to affect how women are treated in Alpha hospital. Race, income and how society views women are important elements amongst a myriad of other factors in Bridges argument that shape a women’s…

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    Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, or imitate others' suicidal behavior or means of suicide which was published by the media, that is, Werther Effect (Liu & Xiao, 2014; Korean Bridge of Life, 2014; Tor, Ng & Ang, 2008). Therefore, over-publicized public service advertisements of Bridge of Life program caused that Mapo bridge be excessively concerned about so that became the hot spot for suicide and people who try to commit suicide attracted by it (Liu & Xiao, 2014; Korean Bridge of Life,…

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    land and the edges would be the bridges. “Finally, a path is a sequence of edges and vertices, just as the path taken by the people in Königsberg is a sequence of bridges and land masses. Euler's problem was to prove that the graph contained no path that contained each edge (bridge) only once.” (TODD TIMMONS) He then began to wonder if the number of bridges was relevant to his study. Later finding that “if more than two of the land areas had an odd number of bridges leading to them, the journey…

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    This summer I went to Mackinac Island and Upper penninsula With all my cousins and grandparents. I had a great time in the 4 sunny days we went there. We visited the harbor front of Mackinaw while eating hot fudge from the one of the street stores. Then, we took the 15 min ferry ride to Mackinac island and for a whole day just strolled around the island sightseeing the beautiful creations of nature. The next day, we took a 2 hour trip to Pictured Rocks in the Upper Peninsula. Which had to be one…

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    little resistance and captured four of the five bridges assigned to them. The Germans destroyed the bridge over the Wilhelmina Canal at Son just as the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR) neared the objective (Badsey, 1993, p. 41). The Bailey bridge, a portable, prefabricated bridge developed by the British, constructed over the canal was not finished until the morning of the 19th (Badsey, 1993, p. 56). The 82nd Airborne captured the bridge near Grave and the high ground at Groesbeck…

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    291st Engineer Battalion

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    Remagen was the Ludendorff Bridge. The Ludendorff Bridge was a main supply route rail bridge and access bridge connecting the town of Remagen to the village of Erpel. It was also one of the last two standing bridges crossing the Rhine River which was approximately 350 meters wide at this location. As it was known to be a vital piece of infrastructure to both forces, both forces took extreme measures to protect as well as destroy the bridge. German forces tried to destroy the bridge with…

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    Andrew Carnegie was very important in the mid 1800s. He made one of the most famous bridges that opened on July 4th 1874 and it is still opened and in use today. Andrew Carnegie was a Captain of Industry. Andrew Carnegie had began manufacturing the St. Louis Bridge in February 1868. His mentor, Tom Scott, had told him that it would be much faster to go strait across the Mississippi River instead of going around it in order to get supplies and merchandise back and forth. He found this to be a…

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