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    By 1913, former President Theodore Roosevelt had been out of the White House for four long years, his bid for a surprising third term ended in a defeat to Woodrow Wilson when he is forced to run as a third party candidate and now he's lacking a sense of purpose. He jumps at the opportunity to journey to Brazil as part of a scientific journey of discovery sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. During the planning stages, the trip undergoes changes from one that…

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    Ancient Technology

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    aqueducts) it will be possible to explain how these technologies have evolved and caused change in our society today. These changed society by providing order, keeping time, transportation (human and goods), discovery of new land, and supply of fresh water to humans and natural resources which without we would not exist, with timekeeping effecting us the most today. At the time the aqueducts changed the society in many ways and was a…

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    Bacteria They are formed by a single rudimentary cell. They have no nucleus or plastids, but chromatin. Some have assimilators pigments. They are on earth, water, and air, and can generally move. They may be causing disease and therefore are called pathogens. Those that do not cause disease are called saprophytes. In some cases, they are even useful, as in digestive processes or synthesis of vitamins. By the way, they are called coconuts when circular; bacilli if they have the form of rods;…

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    If Plants Grow Lab Essay

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    Many living organisms rely on the environment for essential resources, including water, food, and shelter. However, they not only need the help of the environment but also other species that live within the biosphere. This lab aided in demonstrating how the affect of one organism has on another, and whether or not it benefits either organisms or one organism. In order to progress with the experiment we first have to identify our variables that will be used during the experiment. The independent…

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    Boardwalk Research Paper

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    You then see the ocean, looking nice and cool and a sudden burst of confidence runs through you as you take your time stepping off of the boardwalk and into the sand. The sand is hot for the first few steps but the idea of stepping into that cool water is keeping you walking. A few more steps and you start to get the feel of the sand and it becomes easier to handle. You see others along your path and befriend…

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    Motionless, silent, I floated amongst the algae and the cool calm water embraced me. (Opening Adjective) Before the tale of the frog king begins, a little history lesson is in order. Around ten years ago, my family owned a sixteen-acre property in Grand Haven. The land consisted of two large ponds, both filled with countless fish, turtles, and other fascinating organisms. On the adjacent side of the farthest back pond, a tall tree house stood looming over the land. A kind of watchtower of the…

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    Why Do Fish Souvlakia

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    and roughly grind with a pestle. Place the swordfish chunks in a bowl, add the fennel seeds, lemon zest, fish sauce, cracked pepper, and olive oil, and mix well. Cover and marinate in the fridge for 2–3 hours. Meanwhile, soak eight wooden skewers in water for about 1–2 hours to ensure they do not burn during cooking. Alternatively you could use metal skewers. Thread the swordfish onto the skewers. Heat an oiled chargrill pan, add the souvlakia, and cook for 5 minutes on each side until cooked…

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    Hydrazine Research Paper

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    Hydrazine (N2H4) is a colorless, oily liquid that has an odor similar to ammonia. Other names for Hydrazine include Diamine, Nitrogen hydride, Diazine, and Levoxine. Its molecular weight is 32.05 g/mol and it is miscible in water. Its boiling point is 113.5 degrees Celsius at 760 mm Hg and its melting point is 2.0 degrees Celsius. Most people can smell hydrazine when present at concentrations of 2.0–8.0 parts per million (Choudhary G). “It is known for its corrosive and strong reducing…

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    a) Another example of how humans have impacted the stimulus coastal environment is urban development of the coastline. The increased amount of people living near the coast has resulted in more residential construction along the coast and the development of sand dunes for 'prime' real estate and recreational purposes. This has had devastating effects on Australia’s coastline including the damaging effects on the sand dunes that protect the inland areas during times of high energy storms. The…

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    Water is essential to life, but the benefits vary depending on what type of water you drink. Interesting fact, drinking water will make your skin glow. I can attest to this after completing a 30 day water challenge. The 30 day water challenge consisted of drinking 2 liters of water a day persistently for 30 days. This was a extremely difficult challenge although I don’t mind drinking water, thoughts would creep into my mind such as “I have been good I deserve some juice or soda”. The mind is…

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