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    Now!” I shouted we rushed into our tents and started grabbing our stuff, when we heard a small feeble voice calling out, “hello, hello, don’t’ be afraid I’m just trying to warn you about the bridge it’s fragile and could break at any time. I live on the other side of the river and saw your small contingent approaching so I decided to warn all of you of the danger please, don’t be scared”. Brenda slowly crept out of the tent followed by Tasha…

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    The soul, an air that carries a person to the end. A light in the darkness, yet, it is covered by a impermeable burlap canvas. All humans are born as individuals with unfound, beautiful souls. Discovering ones soul proves to be a noble task. To truly find oneself, man must go on a quest. This is no ordinary endeavor, no, it is an extravagant adventure. The quest mostly consist of creating relationships with others and helping them on their own journeys. Working with others is an irreplaceable…

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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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    Pont Du Gard Aqueduct

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    France. This bridge is part of the Nîmes aqueduct, which was made in the first century (AD) to carry water from a spring at Uzès to the Roman Nimes. One of the most important contributions to the world of architecture was the creation of the arch. Romans built arches with special concrete which would allow them to make the arch structured taller yet more stable. The first level is a road on the top third level contains a covered water aqueduct which would carry water down. The bridge had three…

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    Clavichord Case Study

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    make dynamic contrast and is also able to control and sustain the sound, because of the direct connection to the strings. The bridges transmit vibrations to the soundboard. Harpsichord  It is an important solo stringed keyboard instrument, popularly used in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries (the Baroque period),…

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    Professor Michael Sandel started the lecture with several scenarios. The first scenario talked about a trolley car on a track. Professor Sandel wanted the audience individually to be the driver/conductor of said trolley car. As one is driving the trolley car down the track, the brakes malfunction; however, the steering is functioning properly. If the driver of the trolley car continued forward, he would crash into five people. The driver of the trolley car had an alternative solution and a…

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    Seabiscuit Book Report

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    1936, Seabiscuit and Pollard, wins at Bay Bridge Meadows as well as, breaking its track record, clocking in at 1min:36 seconds. * On December 12th, they go back and win at Bridge Meadows for the World’s Fair Handicap, also breaking their own track record. *Seabiscuit, goes to Santa Anita, for the very first time. Seabiscuit is taunted and mocked with negative comments. *Seabiscuit gains weight; because he could not exercise, due to the fact, he was covered in hives. Also the bad conditions on…

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    Oakland Bridge we pasted through a tunnel where it turns dark with a mild light,…

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    dining table utilizing her sterling silverware. Charles Peterson’s “Skater’s Ice” (9 - Erin) Your mother and I purchased this numbered print in the late 1990s. The print features ghost skaters on a stream, which flows under a covered bridge. The covered bridge brought back memories of our trip to Vermont and the ghost skaters fascinated us. According to prices on the Internet, Charles Peterson’s work has substantially increased in value. James McCaffrey’s “The Walled Garden” (5 - Erin)…

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    Selma Alabama March

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    the ready for what was a peaceful lawful rally in Selma Alabama, on March 7th, 1965, turned into an assault by police. There were about 525 civil right demonstrators. The demonstrators were marching through the City of Selma using the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The demonstrators were out peacefully demonstrating and promoting voter registration for African-Americans and also for the killing of an African-American by the name of Jimmy Lee Jackson. Lee who was killed by a police officer in Alabama on…

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