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    History of Construction: Cobblestone Cobblestone houses are one of the most identifiable structures. These types of houses date back to the early 1800's when many of the towns in the area of New York were being founded. For example, even when driving down many of the streets you can easily find houses like this scattered all across. They're marvelous to look at, yet can also be strange because there are only some of these houses that are built out of stone and not lumber. At first, these houses were all probably made by someone who was way too poor to pay for brick, or afford any kind of expensive siding. Rocks are also easy to be found and yet they insulate quite well. The rocks were lined up where the siding on the house me and water would…

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    Horse Descriptive Writing

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    winds accelerated, I heard a sudden crash and the ground beneath my wet paws rumbled. I was overcome with a wave of fear and curiosity as I went to see what had made the sudden crash upon the ground and find a fallen pine tree. In the distance, I hear the clash of cobblestone against horse hooves and I venture towards the clattering. The rain pelts me in the face as I strain to observe what animal is nearing me, and I see a majestic and…

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    Suzanne Monologue

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    Suzanne The small child walks down the cobblestones to Crimson Café. She spots a girl wearing striking red-rimmed sunglasses atop her black hair. The girl orders her chocolate croissant to go, places it into her purse, and turns on her heel. The child tags along, watching as she steps down the street, black and white polka-dot socks flashing out of her boots. Ruby-glossed lips smile at everything and everyone she sees, and laughter sparkles from her eyes and voice. Soon, she starts humming,…

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    Wayne County Case Study

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    “Wayne County is an economic powerhouse for our size,” Commissioner Scott Wiggam said. He was impressed with the performance of the county, particularly as it stacks up against Cuyahoga County, which is 11 times the population. As for the number of projects counted as “wins” by JobsOhio, Wayne County had four. Cuyahoga County led with 18; Summit County netted 11; and Lake County had six. Portage County also had four. Among the four wins here were the Cobblestone Hotel, LuK USA, P. Graham Dunn…

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    building your dream house or at least your first structure. The purpose of the night one shelter is to protect you from the monsters that only come out at night. You should use your wood shovel to gather dirt, this is the fastest way to get dirt walls. However, if you have stone available for your walls then you can use your new pickaxe to gather that. Your first night one shelter doesn’t need to be big right now, it just needs to cover you on all four sides with a roof until morning. Last but…

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    The Distillery District

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    was quite noticeable that the patio designs of restaurants and coffee shops all followed a very neutral, raw, distressed look in order to flow with the design of the district. This was done even if the exterior of the shop did not match the theme on the inside, but many of the stores interior followed the old rustic feel of the district (refer to appendix 5). Visually the Distillery district is very pleasing. This is due to the abundance of stores and shops which run along the inner streets of…

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    Fetal DNA is obtained from an outgoing pregnancy by “Chronic Villus Sampling.” Muscle-Eye-Brain Disease affects the patient’s brain. Brain abnormality known as “Cobblestone Lissencephaly or Type 2 Lissencephaly. The brain then develops a bumpy “cobblestone” appearance and lacks the formal structure. There are also other structural changes in the brain. Children who have Muscle-Eye-Brain disease could build up fluid around the brain that could be dangerous because of the amount of pressure. The…

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    Most noobs to Minecraft (not being rude) find this the hardest part. Now you need to start making your first house. If you have 6 cobblestone, make a stone axe and pickaxe. They are faster and last longer than wood ones. You can make it any size you want, just make sure it is 2 blocks tall and has a roof. Spiders can spawn and if they track you, they will climb over your walls and most likely kill you. If you put doors instead of just blocks and you are on hard difficulty, zombies will be able…

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    Kangaroo Alternate Ending

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    KangaRoo in surprise dropped her leaves. A huge green crocodile peeking out of the lake and smiling to her. ‘I can show you how to weave the basket’, he repeated. ‘Ca-a-an you?’ KangaRoo mumbled, stepping back to the bamboo forest. ‘Shure,’ crocodile answered. ‘Just jump in my lake and I’ll teach you. You’ll learn to make great baskets!’ Instead of running away, KangaRoo went to shore. The crocodile opened its mouth and smiled invitingly. ‘What a stupid and tasty kangaroo!’ crocodile thought.…

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    to reach how life is today. The went through are the times without written history. Then life went through the middle ages. Therefore, after that life went through the medieval ages. One of the multiple times that humans have gone through is the medieval times. Today, many different cities have different ways they look, but back during the medieval time period they had a notable difference of how their cities looked. Medieval times, date all the way back to 500 A.D. and went to the 1500s. …

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