Gravity hills

Sierra Nicole Albin was born August 15th, 1997 in a hospital located in Papillion, Nebraska to her father Larry Scott Albin, and mother Evelyn Jean Albin. She lived in Plattsmouth, Nebraska all through her childhood and to this day. Sierra went to school through the Plattsmouth Community Schools, in which she would graduate from on May 14th, 2016. During her school years, she made various connections with schoolmates, teachers, and many others. Notably, it was during a club and sports fair…

When Greece and Rome are brought up, one might not think much of them since they are relics of the past. One of the most fascinating things, in my opinion, is how Western culture uses the discoveries, ideas, and inventions of the Greco-Roman time as its foundation. These surviving ideas from the past not only influence our modern world, but also influence my personal life quite considerably. I did not realize it at first, but a lot of things I do are closely related to the creations and…

Meant to enhance the structure of community assets, community improvements can take a different turn when presented. Challenges are created as not all parties see projects as improvements to the community, but as a loss of structure to environment, beauty and potential opportunities that are important to them. Using social capital, building trust and creating teambuilding can help lessen the impact or destruction of the cohesiveness found within a community. As Estates outlines, social…

Mathematical History of Isaac Newton Sir Isaac Newton is one of the most influential scientist of all time. He is famously known for being an English mathematician, astronomer, and physicist. He also wrote one of the most influential books called “Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematics”. The book dominated the scientific view for centuries. Per: Luke Mastin author for The Story of Mathematics “Newton developed a new theory of light, discovered and quantified gravitation, and pioneered a…

building with all of its weight-bearing realities. Forts and go-carts emerged - real vehicles in real spaces with real friends helping, racing, crashing and bashing, all in real time. We pushed our racers the two blocks to the top of Belmont Street hill and had one kid at the bottom to watch for cars. Old neighbours gave us curious or disapproving looks from behind their curtains as we…

Synthesis Essay Genes are the blueprint of nature. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the biological language used to create genes, and those genes make up our characteristics like blond hair and brown eyes. Genes are special codes that is found in all forms of life, including cancer cells and other diseases. A recently new practice of patenting genes has become a controversial topic raising ethical, economical, and other issues. Authors and critics Michael Crichton of the New York Times, and…

progress. I didn’t always think like this, but when I read about Emily Cook, my view of the world began to change. Emily Cook, last year’s Olympic aerials champion, once revealed the secret to her success: imagery training. “I’m standing on the top of the hill. I can feel the wind on the back of my neck. I’m going through all those different senses and then actually going through what I wanted to do for the perfect jump.” While I’m no pro-athlete, Emily Cook’s interview clicked with me. Since…

3.1 Strategic Management: Hill (2011) defines Strategic management as a continuous process used by organizations that start with setting goals and objectives and it involves analysis of the strategy, implementation of the strategy and evaluation , in order to achieve the organization goals and its competitive advantages.(Hill, 2011). 3.2 SWOT analysis: Hill (2011) discussed that The SWOT analysis is a very important and helpful tool that help business managers to manage and understand their…

Renaissance. 2nd ed. Vol. 2. Charles City, VA: Peace Hill, 2007. N. pag. Print.)There were two reasons one he didn’t think he had enough material to back his theory up. The second was he didn’t know what the priests and other people would say. (Bauer, S. Wise., and Jeff West. "37 The Revolution of Copernicus." The Story of the World, History for the Classical Child. from the Fall of Rome to the Rise of the Renaissance. 2nd ed. Vol. 2. Charles City, VA: Peace Hill, 2007. N. pag. Print.)He did,…

The heavenly sound of guitars and pianos complement the angelic voice of Lori Lieberman as she sings, “Strumming my pain with his fingers.” The breakaway of the piano serenades the listener into a ballad of love. Generation by generation, the stylistics of “Killing Me Softly” has evolved to conform to a variety of genres and audiences. It has made its way through airways with notable artists taking a change of channeling the essence of the song. Although the song originated from a young vocalist…