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    this called declination error. * Deviation * Caused by localized magnetic fields in the aircraft. * Dip Errors COMPASS SWINGING – a maintenance procedure that corrects a magnetic compass for deviation error. COMPASS FLUID – similar to kerosene and used to dump the oscillation of the compass card. COMPASS ROSE – a location on an airport where an aircraft can be taken to have its compasses “swung”. Lines are painted on the rose to mark the magnetic in 30 degrees increments. LUBBER…

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    A child is often thought to need protection from the harsh realities of the world around them: violence, poverty, sickness, and death. This protection, affords them innocence, to be “oblivious to worldly concerns”, as stated by Robin Bernstein in her book Racial Innocence. A child’s ignorance of the outside world, in effect, is part of their innocence. Yet, a child’s innocence depends on their family’s social class, their parents, and in particular: their race. In Mildred D. Taylor’s novel Roll…

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    The Cocaine Industry

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    The cocaine production in South America has contributed to the deterioration of the nations’ economies. In Bolivia, the cocaine industry changes the way people work and how they view earning their money. Weatherford’s field study in Bolivia creates an understanding of the hardships and decisions families face to survive. The effects of cocaine have short and long-term changes in the human brains reward circuit paving a way for addiction. The damage of the cocaine industry on the rural Bolivians…

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    Fahrenheit 451 Archetypes

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    All Shapes and Sizes People are like shapes. They come in all different sizes and designs, some just unique to themselves. Everyone is different in some way. By personality or whether it's by image, everyone is different. Today, however, it seems many try to fit in with each other and society rather than be themselves. This concept is greatly illustrated in the characters of Fahrenheit 451 written by Ray Bradbury. It shows how two people can be completely different yet the…

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    see ashes rise into the air as sirens surround you. The heat of the flames is unbearable on your skin, the pain made even more harsh as you realize what is being burned. Your friends... your teachers... your memories. All of it gone with a spray of kerosene and a flick of a switch. You realize all this as tape goes over your mouth and you're shoved into the back of a van. All of your books are gone and they are never coming back. Ray Bradbury crafted an instant classic with his creation of the…

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    Persuasive Letter Epilogue

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    One: The Great Divide Inside her tiny pale boxlike house with the iron gate and brown door Ester bolted up right her heart palpating quickly from last night's dream and not knowing for a moment where she was. Gradually as the haze lifted and her pulse slowed she rolled over propping herself up on an elbow, "Momma I saw giant red hot flames rising out of smokestacks and soaring in the sky." she yawned she wiped the sleep out her eyes and glanced at her fragile mother who was bent over placing…

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    Chicago Fire Analysis

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    In the mid-1850s, Chicago became a major city thanks to the newly constructed interstate railroad system that connected the United States, thus causing the once small city of 100,000 people to grow to over a million within 30 years. Due to such rapid expansion, structures appeared with little permits and regulation, causing inconsistencies in the housing quality for decades well into the future. The city became constructed out of wood since the material because it was a quick, easy and cheap…

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    Chapter 1 Introduction The superb instinct for storytelling propelled A Thousand Splendid Suns in becoming a beloved classic by Khaled Hosseini that is a chronicle of 30 years of Afghan history and also deals with story of family, faith, friendship, and salvation in love. Mariam and Laila, the two protagonists with varying generation and ideas about love and family, are brought together by war, caused by loss and fate. The enduring dangers in home and in the streets of Kabul helps to form a bond…

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    was normally water or salt. However, in 1857, the first commercial oil well was developed in Romania. Consequently, two years later, the petrol industry was born in the U.S. During this time, much of the demand for oil went to the use of oil and kerosene lamps. Nevertheless, in 1901 the first commercial for mass production was drilled in Spindletop…

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    The Escape of the Freeway in Didion 's Play it As it Lays The absence or termination of life or existence provokes an act of escape. Escape from a life of nothingness can be both a healing mechanism and the discovery of purpose in an individuals life. Maria Wyeth 's intensity of denial and passivity devour every single one of her actions throughout Joan Didion 's Play It As It Lays. It seems as if nothing really gives genuine meaning in Maria 's life, however, something she does possess is…

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