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    It’s a snow day!! You gaze into the bright sky, and see the tiny little snowflakes falling. You try to catch them in your mouth. Wait, how do snowflakes form, why do they look the way they do, and how are they all different? Lets learn about snowflakes! To start off, snowflakes are fascinating and all, but how do they form? According to the article, Snow Day!, it can begin snowing at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. It being 32 degrees Fahrenheit the wonderful snowflakes will be enormous and stick to…

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    White Bark Deforestation

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    The top 1/3 of a particular mountain in Yellowstone contains a large population of white bark pine trees and about twenty grizzly bears. Over about twenty years, average temperatures get significantly warmer due to pollution and climate change. As modeled by the diagram, warmer temperatures lead to an increase in the population of white bark pine infesting beetles. An increase in the beetles overwhelms the defense systems of the white bark pine trees, and they are completely wiped out from the…

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    Iphone Effect

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    An iPhone was placed in the hands of Rylee for the first time. An app (Pokemon Go) was uploaded that every person in her school talks about. The location services were turned on, on Rylee’s phone and she saunters around outside by herself for hours. Rylee accumulated her fiftieth Pokemon as she looks up and notices the pitch black viewpoint, she wondered where she was. Nothing but a whistle of the nippy wind was flying by her ear. Rylee continues to walk a little further and she trusts herself…

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    Was the Effect of the Type of Dairy Product Used on the Height of the Ice Cream Formation? Purpose: The purpose of the experiment conducted was to find out how different dairy products used to make ice cream affect how tall of a formation can be shaped out of the ice cream. Background Information: Most people experience the joy of making their own ice cream when they are kids, but what is the science behind it? Homemade ice cream is made by combining a mixture of a chosen dairy product,…

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    “Ouch!” I remember saying, the first time I fell down onto the ice. That had been my first time skating and It was not a pretty experience. Every time I would attempt to take a shot, I would fall and get very frustrated. Thank Goodness my Dad helped me up and never gave up on training and teaching me to play at my highest expectations. Every once in awhile, my dad and I would skate on the ice for extra practice. I would always watch ice hockey on TV and I would go to the Los Angeles Kings games…

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    before us, they stayed late and took some of our time on the ice. The rink has open skating and open hockey. There are never skaters their during open hockey. But there are always hockey players at open skate. It drives me and most other skaters I know insane. The last time I was at open skate the hockey players took up the entire ice while playing a game. They would race back and forth while skaters were trying to practice or skate around. They got in the way a lot…

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    goal or target, have been played somewhere in the world since the Middle Ages. Ice Hockey is a team sport played on a large surface of ice. Players wear ice skates with sharp blades that glide smoothly along the ice surface. Each team has anywhere from 12 to 30 or more players with at least one goalie. Players are designed to have three forwards, a center, a right and left wing, two defensive players and a goalie. Ice Hockey originated in the 1800s or mid-1850s by British soldiers based on…

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    middle. Let's start with hockey, first of all I am a big hockey fan have been playing it since I was 3 years old. Alright hockey players skate on ice with skate blades about ⅛ of an inch which is way harder than then playing on turf with both of your feet. The players are playing with razor sharp blades and skating around with composite sticks. The man can skate faster than he can run, which means that a full speed collision is way more dangerous than a football collision. The biggest…

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    competitive and exciting as it is a highly energetic and fast paced sport. I really like to go and see them play. My mom and I watch from the stands while they skate back and forth across the ice trying to score a goal into the other team's net. My dad has taught me about the game. I know that there are five players per team on the ice. The players will run into or hit as they say another player to off set the player's position and or to take the puck away from the other player. One time, a…

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    We stumbled one by one onto the ice. the cold air immediately stung my cheeks and numbed my toes. The other players were warming up; effortlessly weaving through cones and performing crossovers with such ease that it looked as if they were dancing the waltz in a ballroom, swiftly gliding back and forth, making sharp and precise turns, before lining up to practice shooting. A wrist shot, a snapshot, a slapshot a -the nets not over there -shot. In the locker room, everyone boasted to each other;…

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