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    withstand great forces (Structure Craft, 2013). The image below shows how the wind load would be transferred to the footings in high winds. a. Not only is the Bow River Bridge functional it also enhances the backdrops of mountain ranges and river within the Canadian Rocky Mountains. That is the beauty of timber, and this staggered design. It blends with the natural landscape allowing it to remain a somewhat subtle piece. The design process was heavily influence by the genius…

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    Post Expedition After the Corps of Discovery returned home, Lewis returned to Jefferson having completed most of what he set out to do. The Rocky Mountains had disproven the existence of the Northwest Passage. Fortunately, the group had completed their other objectives. The men brought home a plethora of recently discovered plant samples and animal sketches. These samples would prove invaluable in further research. The Corps was also able to accurately chart the lands they visited. They…

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    make it to Mexico and California before the cold weather strikes. If the butterflies were to get caught in the cold weather they would not be able to survive. Monarchs who reside east of the Rocky Mountains will migrate to Mexico and hibernate in oyamel fir trees. Those who live west of the Rocky Mountains will migrate to Southern California and hibernate in eucalyptus trees. Another reason for the monarch migration besides not being able to withstand the cold is the food they need to survive…

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    patches are flat areas of rock covered by a thin layer of rocky soil. The rocky soil of the moon has tiny round bits of glass in it. Some of the rocks are made of hardened lava. Most of the light gray parts are filled with mountains and valleys. The moon also has many big, bowl-shaped holes called craters (-- removed HTML --) >. There are so many craters on the moon that the moon has craters within craters. Some craters have hills or mountains in them or around them. Some are surrounded by…

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    Our commanding officer Armando Diaz had been biding our time and waiting until he was sure that our army could push the Austro Hungarians out of Monte Grappa. The Austro Hungarians armed fortress, at the bottom of the mountain was heavily guarded. With a network of trenches expanding out from the fortress that they had built it looked like a spider web. It was an impregnable base yet we were going for an assault tomorrow at the break of dawn. Sitting in the trenches waiting…

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    Bill Bryson, the author of A Walk in the Woods explores multiple different themes throughout the Novel and exaggerates his struggles as he and his former colleague make the treck through the Appalachian trail. Along the way, Bryson doesn’t hesitate in elaborately detailing the dangers of the 2,000 mile journey alongside his snickers-loving and incredibly flirtatious friend,Katz, who although is determined to finish the trail, can’t help but become side-tracked along the way. Early on we, as…

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    locations in six different cities, including the three locations we had open as of Quarter 4. Also, since Quarter 4 we have created three different bike brands. We have a children 's bike named Squirt, a mountain bike called Rocky, and a speed bike named Turbo. However, our bikes Turbo and Rocky were not available for sale at all of our retail stores because our market research informed us that there was no need for those products in certain locations. Our speed and recreation bike, Swift, was…

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    In 1763, Spain gained huge area of west of the United States from France after the Seven Year’s War in 1763. However, Spain gave the large land back to French due to its incapability of guarding the territory. In the mean time, Napoleon was busy for his war with the Britain, and he needed money to support the war. Robert Livingston, American minister, hinted Thomas Jefferson that it was a good opportunity to buy the land from French. Jefferson then sent Livingston to France to negotiate the…

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    occasionally overbearing parents. My most Notable moment from this summer was my school trip to Italy and Greece, more specifically the time that I climbed a mountain in the early hours in the morning with friends. I am not an active person, much less a morning person, I was not prepared for the laborious task of climbing a steep rocky mountain. In the end, that very moment in time was probably my favorite and most memorable moment from that past summer. It was a Monday, the morning began by…

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    been studied by a number of different research centers. Since FFI is, in fact, a prion disease, the research being done could aid in finding a cure for patients. Research groups including, but not limited to, UCSF, MRC, Alberta, Case Western, and Rocky Mountain Labs, have spent great amounts of time to try and study the causes, effects, and cures of prion diseases. Currently, research has enlightened the world towards the causes and effects of FFI, but the cures are still yet to be found. A…

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