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    A Blessingway can be performed on anyone. It is not a curative ceremony as many sand painting ceremonies are. Blessingways are designed to be preventative. They are intended to invoke positive blessings and protect the Navajo people from misfortune. Often in Blessingway ceremonies, sand will not be used in the creation of paintings. Substances like charcoal and pigments from vegetable products will be used to construct the paintings…

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    The Coronado Beach

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    There are many places I would say where I am mostly content. Concerts would have to be one of them, even though a bunch of screaming people are jumping around, that is just the place where I am at peace and feeling as happy as I can be. Another spot would be at this certain river where there’s a really tall rock by a bridge that go to, mostly during the night, and I just lay on the rock and stare at the night sky while I listen to the world going on around me. It is even better if I have pizza.…

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    Sea levels are rising globally, and this is effecting the rate of beach erosion on the Hawaiian Islands. It is known that shorelines change from various factors like increases or decreases in sea level, the amount of sand deposited or withdrawn from the shore, or even the movement of ocean currents. Researchers at the University of Hawaii began to look at the erosion of beaches on the different islands of Hawaii. They began their study by comparing the islands of Maui and Oahu. They analyzed…

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    to understand the difference between cohesive and non-cohesive subsoils as described in the assignment scenario. Non-Cohesive Non-cohesive subsoils are sandy in nature and they present less of a problem for building on. They are composed mainly of sand and gravel, and they are closely compacted together which means that they are not affected by water. Therefore, their load bearing capacity does not change with the various seasons, summer or winter, drought or flood, it makes no difference.…

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    level with no loose fragments. It is expected that the hard court will have the next largest coefficient of restitution (due to its slightly cushioned, but smooth surface), followed by the synthetic grass (attributable to its softer surface covered in sand particles), then the en-tout-cas court (because of its fine coating of crushed brick creating a soft…

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    The Keystone Pipeline is a Legitimate Issue and Should Not Be Approved The controversy surrounding the Keystone XL Pipeline proposal steams from very legitimate concerns. While the issue has attracted support from some parties, it is apparent that many, including environmental activists, civilians and politician have strongly opposed the move, but the big question is, what are the specific reasons is in all this? According to Natural Resource Defense Council, NADR a New York based…

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    “You should go into the ocean, since that's what we’re all here for.” Immediately I thought of the waves, reaching as high as a skyscraper. Not only were they often tall, but they were dangerous. Then, the jellyfish, spread out all over the wet sand; there wasn't a 0% chance that I wouldn't see one in the…

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    Preschool Observation

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    and counting money pretending to be the cashier while Child two is playing at the sand box area on a sunny afternoon using cups to scoop each cup of sand and playing pretend waterfall. When I was observing Child two, it have made me think back of how I was a kid as well. I used to always play with the sand area and playing pretend waterfall thinking it was super fun and interesting of how when you pour a coup of sand up high it looks like a…

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    and soil around in a dish and which would remove the lighter soil and leave behind the heavier gold. However, when the miners arrived at the gold fields in Western Australia water was a scarce resource so they had to use other methods to separate the sand from the gold (Skwirks, 2016). 6. Explain that the miners developed a method called ‘dry blowing’. The lack of water resulted in the development of alternative ways to mine gold that did not rely on water. The dry blowing method used wind as a…

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    I was sitting on the beach, I could see little kids with their parents playing in the sand and in the water, either building sand castles or floating on tubes because the water was so calm. There was also parasailers and jet skiers out on the water too, either…

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