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    Tommi Christoff PHI 1600 Advance Directive  Asking for Alex: County mom becomes advocate for pediatric advance directives http://www.enewscourier.com/news/asking-for-alex-county-mom-becomes-advocate-for-pediatric-advance/article_8fe33ddc-6d46-11e5-8099-e76e0dfe412f.html Alex Hoover, 14, has mitral valve stenosis, a condition in which Alex’s mitral valve is very narrow and limits blood flow to his heart and lungs. Alex was also diagnosed with a form of autism that limits his social interactions…

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    The Step Pyramid The step pyramid was a very important building to the Egyptians. It inspired the construction of every other pyramid ever made. Imagine Egypt without the pyramids it just wouldn’t be Egypt. But there is some interesting info on how the step pyramid was made. First off, why was the step pyramid built? The step pyramid was built for the Pharaoh Djoser. During the 28th century, when he ruled Djoser made himself his own tomb. He had made it so when once he died he could live…

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    to be aware of the type of animals that live in this area; therefore inspiring them to hunt (Werner, 2011). During my search for a suitable wall, I discover the perfect limestone…

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    Sampling Spring Creek to Determine the Water Chemistry at Specific Areas Objectives: This lab examines the water chemistry of Spring Creek at the following locations: Chester County Camp, Galbraith Gap Run (at the bridge), Spring Creek at Boalsburg’s Military Museum, Spring Creek Park, Fisherman’s Paradise, Spring Creek at Bellefonte (below Buffalo Run), and Spring Creek at Milesburg in order to determine how land use by humans, along with the lithology of the area, affects the creek and its…

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    Polaris Case

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    Report Section #1: Analysis of the company POLARIS. History: Polaris become founded in 1954. The Polaris Headquarters is located in Medina, Minnesota in the United States. Polaris is worldwide except in Cuba, Iran, Syria and North Korea. Polaris occur when David Johnson, Allan, and Edgar Hetten created the first snowmobile, later continued by motorcycles, that were marketed by different companies around the world, (1956) the first snowmobile sold around $465, but no actual sales prices were…

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    The Malagasy Civet

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    photography, the species look different, while all still being a smaller mammal. Yet, the genetics between them are very close. All though they are all endemic to Madagascar, they live in different environments. For example, Grandidier's mongoose lives in Limestone holes, while Durrell's mongoose lives in a marsh. A shared trait among the species is that they all have padded paws with contactable claws, but unlike cats, their claws do not sheath under Due to their rarity, these species don't…

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    Trail is a youth philanthropic organization which receives money from the much larger Dekko Foundation, and it is our duty to use our time, talents, and treasures to enhance the lives of the youth of Limestone County. Each year we receive about twenty-five thousand dollars that we can grant to other organizations that fit our mission statement. My sophomore year of high school, the incumbent treasurer was about to graduate, and that officer position was…

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    Mayan Disappearance

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    The magnificent buildings they built were made of limestone. To make one limestone block they had to burn around 20 trees. With almost no trees the Mayan were facing a huge problem. With the loss of almost all their trees they faced a 3-5 degree rise in temperature and a 20-30 percent decrease in rainfall, only making…

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    waves at high tide are especially distinctive in carving out the pancake feature. The term Pancake is scientifically described as stylobedding. This means that the layers of Limestone are separated by a thin layer of mudstone. The pancake arrangement forms out of the waves and tides eroding the mudstone faster than the limestone (McSaveney, E, & Nathan, S, 2013). Currents don’t play a perceivable part in the shaping or formation of the Pancake rocks. Human The human influence over this area has…

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    Romans as they held local baths and fountains in their culture. It was used for this purpose until the Roman era came to a draw and was used as a toll bridge. Pont du Gard was constructed around 40-60 AD. It holds 50,000 tons of limestone ashlar masonry. This limestone was used in a shell system, being built with all the same materials all the way through. Post du Gard contains semicircular construction with three tiers of arches. The arches are supported by the stone below them. With these…

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