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    One warm summer day my family was frantically rushing to gather all our belongings for a week long adventure out west. We were trying our best to squeeze every item in the car; finally we were ready to depart from home. I was just fourteen years of age at the time and had never been more than a few states away. The ride there was beyond exciting‚ but extra long. I believe most of that was due to the anticipation of when we would finally reach the great state of Colorado. After being in the car for

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    Sunset at Santorini

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    to view the sunset. By 7 o’clock in the evening‚ the place was already swarming with people. We walked along with the vast wave of crowd‚ looking for a place to sit. Suddenly‚ I saw it. Just beside the path full of people‚ there was a large stone boulder; the perfect viewing spot. After waiting for the sunset for about 30 more minutes‚ it was finally here. The sky flared with radiant streaks of color‚ which settled on top of the ocean. Light purple‚ cotton candy pink‚ brilliant orange‚ and bright

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    I have reviewed 3 literature research papers on “habitats and biodiversity in Pulau Ubin and its conservation efforts.” Introduction To conserve something is to preserve‚ restore and protect valuable resources such as the natural environment and its wildlife for future generation. Conservation is a vital element of sustainable development‚ it can lead to many desirable outcomes such as the increasing growing amount of species‚ builds awareness for the people and also provides an opportunity in education

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    Assignment – SSD 108 Environmental influences on Performance Ismail Iqbal DIPLOMA IN EXERCISE AND SPORTS SCIENCE Batch 3 SSD/2012/24 1. “Marathon race organizers should be mindful of weather conditions during the race ‘ Discuss the above statement on a scientific marathon footrace is among the most physiologically demanding endurance events in the world. Competitive runners typically maintain a pace corresponding to 70-90% of their maximal aerobic capacity [3

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    Mt. Gerabaldi

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    Sydnie Fugate Period 4 Mt. Garibaldi Mount Garibaldi is a potentially active stratovolcano in the Sea to Sky County of British Columbia‚ 50mi north of Vancouver‚ Canada. This volcano is located in the southernmost Coast Mountains. Also one of the most recognized peaks in the South Coast region‚ as well as British Columbia’s best known volcano. It lies within the Garibaldi Ranges of the Pacific Ranges. Mount Garibaldi takes up the southwest corner of Garibaldi Provincial Park overlooking

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    Types of Erosion

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    of the process which break the things like lands and continents down. The total process of weathering and breaking down is known as denudation. Commonly‚ through the process of erosion‚ the large things get broke down into some smaller pieces. The boulder turns into sand. Both the processes of weathering and erosion usually happen in the direction of downhill. The process weathering breaks up the rocks and therefore the sands are carried away by the process of erosion. Types of erosion: Erosion

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    Geology of Jalpaiguri

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    expect that a narrow belt of hard rock is exposed along the northern border of the districts. The geological formations found in the districts are given below in the order of increasing antiquity. • Recent and Sub-Recent: Alluvium and other soils boulder and people beds. Miocene: - Siwaliks: - Sandstone with clay and lignite. Permian (Lower Gondwana):- Sandstone shape with Genes of Graphite coal. • Pre-cambnan (Buxa series): - Gneiss‚ Schist‚ Slate and Quartzite banded ferruginous rocks. • Achaeans

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    Fallingwater Critque

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    together‚ again‚ all natural. Structure: The structure of the building varies with each area. There are 3 horizontal trays made up of reinforced concrete which form there three levels of the house. There are four piers‚ or bolsters anchored into a boulder underneath the main floor act as the fulcrum for the house. Counterbalancing weight to the back‚ or north side‚ of the house keep it from toppling into the stream. The cantilever‚ which is the long piece of concrete underneath the building is the

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    great crisis‚ a stirring for meaning and a remorse.Asoka goes on a pilgrimage seeking a guru‚a teacher. Asoka’s 33 edicts are located in modern-day India‚Nepal‚Pakistan.Those engraved on pillars are known as "pillar edicts" and those on walls‚and boulders are "rock edicts." "Asoka’s pillars of stone with their inscriptions would speak to me in their magnificent language and tell me of a man who‚though an emperor‚was greater than any king or emperors". Medicinal herbs whether useful to man or to

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    of evil lurking about. Even the little innocent British boys have a certain amount of evil in themselves. The kids are used to rules‚ but they soon realize that rules do not matter anymore. They can not be punished for throwing rocks or pushing a boulder and killing someone. Roger can not get into trouble by adults anymore‚ so his human nature kicks in and he reveals his evilness. He was able to kill without getting into

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