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    It rained constantly that night and made the earth bubble with the heat and excess moisture. Suddenly, rounds of mortar fell on the camp, and the field seemed to boil and explode (O’Brien, 1990). When…

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    mostly used brick, stone, cement concrete and/or marble. The Romans discovered that substituting the sand in concrete with volcanic ash would make a very strong cement. The Romans also debris, broken pottery and lighter materials into concrete and mortar. They also used wood,ceramics metal, and mudstone. Aqueducts Rome had 11 different aqueducts. They were between 10-100 km long…

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    Equally important for the colonists to survive was to learn how to use available resources and ingredients. The first colonists relied on the supplies they brought. The colonists brought plants and seeds from England, but they had a hard time getting them to grow. The Native Americans came to the colonist rescue. If not for the American Indians showing the colonist native plants and how to cook them along with planting and harvesting them, the colonist would have all died. The colonists came…

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    The fourth of July is a very important holiday to my family. Every year we go to my grandmas house, who lives in Ellis. We have been going out there my whole life. Everybody in our family goes and we let friends come if they want. We usually have 45-50 people at the fourth of July. Ever since I was a kid we have always went to my grandmas. When we get there my grandma usually has a red,white, and blue swimming suit picked out for us.There are always enough swimming suit, to go out for each and…

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    Dumpling Mama

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    to the food truck rapid expansion. The food truck industry is made up of establishments primarily engaged in preparing and serving meals from a mobile truck. Food is usually prepared, stored and cooked either on the truck or loaded from a brick and mortar restaurant. The truck may or may not use the same location each day. In recent years, food trucks offering gourmet cuisine and variety of ethnic menus have become particularly popular. Every day, an estimated 2.5 billion people on the front…

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    Personal Narrative

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    platoon and stay alive we need each other out here” The next thing we know there were more bombs falling into our camp,more yelling,more chaos. I started to get scared about if I was going to live or not. There we thunderous booms from the dropping mortar shells from the…

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    well as deep frying, steaming, braising and soup making. The measurement should be approximately 35cm/14in across. After each use the wok is cleaned with hot water only dried over a medium heat and wiped with a thin layer of oil over the surface. • Mortar and pestle made of stone • Bamboo steamer • Chop sticks • Clay pots • Cleavers • Draining spoon Cooking techniques The traditional cooking methods of Vietnam require few tools but a great attention to detail. Fresh ingredients are the…

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    Walmart is facing many challenges and of the challenges outline above stem from the significant changes transpiring in the external environment. Long a disruptor in the retail space, Walmart has historically managed changes in the external environment to gain a competitive advantage. From putting smaller retail establishments out of business, to upending the traditional supply-chain structure and creating the super-center concept, Walmart seemed impervious and unstoppable. However, perhaps no…

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    Ternary Systems Case Study

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    compensate the strength loss due to the reduction of cementitious materials (MgO + SF). From this figure, the effective range of w/s to achieve the highest strength is found in each series. To achieve the optimal compressive strength of over 80 MPa, the mortar mixtures required low SF content (MgO/SiO2 = 60/40) in combination with low water content of w/s = 0.21-0.27 (equivalent to w/cm = 0.30-0.35 (Table…

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    History of Construction: Cobblestone Cobblestone houses are one of the most identifiable structures. These types of houses date back to the early 1800's when many of the towns in the area of New York were being founded. For example, even when driving down many of the streets you can easily find houses like this scattered all across. They're marvelous to look at, yet can also be strange because there are only some of these houses that are built out of stone and not lumber. At first, these houses…

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