Circular saw

My body shot up heating the top of my head on the desk I rubbed my hands through my dark brown hair trying to see if a bump was forming, but when I brought my hands back down I saw they were drowned in a lake of my own blood. I crawled out from under the foul smelling desk and was about to run when the old man grabbed my left arm. The man's grip around my arm was like an anaconda wrapping itself around its prey I eventually realized…

“Who’s on first, What’s on second, I Don’t Know is on third” (Abbott, Costello and Lou Costello). This is one of the funniest skits that has ever been said and still makes people laugh today. Everybody likes a bit of humor in their reading even if it is not as obvious as Abbott and Costello’s skits. Some humor in short stories are hidden and subtle and usually have a long lead into them requiring a lot of attention on the reader’s part. Through delving into the short stories of Bret Harte,…

spanned the width of the wall in her bathroom where she washed her face. After she had rinsed and pat-dried her face with a plush towel, she took a dollop of creme from a jar she kept on a shelf above the sink and massaged it into her skin using gentle circular motions over her face, down her neck and across her…

and filled it with 0,025 M hydrochloric acid till zero (the lower meniscus has to coincide with the scales 0-notation). Then I titrated the water sample with a 0,025 M hydrochloric acid solution, while stirred the water in the flask with intense circular movements. At the stoichiometric point, the colour of the water changed from yellow to pink red. I then read the consumed volume of hydrochloric acid for titration from the burette with a 0,05 cm3 precision. The las experimental step was to wash…

The 60 minutes documentary of Children in the Fields is a clear-cut, unbiased film that shows various sides of the situation surrounding children working on farms. On one side you have Carlos Casares and his two children Carlos Jr, age seventeen, and Cody, age thirteen, who work the cotton fields each summer to support their family. While on another side you have a North Carolina farmer, Jeff Darnell, who is also under heavy financial stress. Darnell is one who hires the help like Carlos Casares…

The next morning on that brilliant, lucid Sunday in Mohawk Park, Surina watched as Neilan Trahern arranged the chairs neatly in front of the globe fountain in preparation for the welcoming ceremony on Monday. Indeed, the weekly welcoming ceremonies kept the General Assembly Hall staff busy every Monday and Tuesday. Stefan raced up the steps as soon as he glimpsed Surina waiting by a Doric column in the shade of the portico. After entering the building, they went down a long corridor to the…

It was noted that some carolers danced in circular movement while singing these songs. Medieval Christmas Traditions There were pagan traditions that had become part of Christmas such as the burning of yule log. This custom was very common among several cultures in the middle ages. The significance…

turned 30 years old and I thought it's a great time that I began to use some anti-ageing cream. Nowadays, I've seen lots of TV commercials explaining about premature aging and exactly how we should begin to take care of the skin earlier. So, when I saw Aluris cream on internet, I thought of trying it out. Aluris cream is an amazing and all organic anti-aging serum that will help you minimize the effects of aging and a lot more. Every person has struggled to keep their skin so younger and so…

Cast Away in Space A comparison of Cast Away and Gravity When thinking about which movies to compare, I thought about current releases. Which movie had an emotional and visual impact? Instantly Gravity came to mind. When stripping down the film and finding its bear essentials, I quickly realized what it reminded me of: Cast Away. Plot Comparison Cast Away and Gravity have a similar plot: a huge accident, which forces them out of the norm and into a state of distress - then a need to…

breaks from school. By the time Dad engaged my services in the trade, Grandpa’s declining physical capabilities significantly limited his possible work assignments. Although he couldn’t climb or handle heavy lifting, by using a light and compact circular saw, Grandpa could still cut shiplap boards. Frequently, I worked with Grandpa sheathing floors and walls. While laboring at these tasks, I carried the lumber, he measured and cut the boards, and I nailed them in place. Even though Grandpa…