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    Popsicle Stick Bridge

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    Building a Popsicle-Stick Bridge The goal: to build the strongest possible bridge to take a matchbox car‚ using wooden popsicle sticks. Constraints: The bridge must span a 55cm gap No more than 100 popsicle sticks may be used The sticks may not be cut Only white glue may be used Construction paper may be used for the deck only The test load is applied to a 4cm-wide section at the top of the arch. The test jig looks like this: (Well-built bridges can

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    Earth with a Stick Have you ever heard of the Greek mathematician and astronomer Eratosthenes? His name is probably best known among astronomers. Why do they think so highly of him? Eratosthenes was born about 276 B.C.E. and received some of his education in Athens‚ Greece. He spent a good part of his life‚ however‚ in Alexandria‚ Egypt‚ which at that time was under Greek rule. In about 200 B.C.E.‚ Eratosthenes set out to determine the dimensions of the earth by using a simple stick. “Impossible

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    Stick Up For Diversity

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    Sticking up for diversity I’m going to stick up for diversity because if we were all the same it would be a complete disaster. I will cover what is diversity? Why is diversity important? Why is sticking up for diversity important? How can you stick up for diversity? What is diversity? Diversity is a range of different things for example you are African American‚ and I am white. You’re a boy and I am a girl. This is what diversity is. Why is diversity important? Diversity is important because if

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    Goalie Stick Incident

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    The Incident of the Goalie Stick I had just finished my hockey game‚ one which we lost by far. I slowly skated my way off the ice‚ as everyone looked at the “losing team” in disappointment. I stepped my way over to the locker and to my surprise‚ a couple of kids had found a broken goalie stick‚ and the floor was a mess with splinters. It looked as if a volcano had erupted in the left side of the tiny locker room. These kids swung it back and forth‚ trying to break it‚ but had no luck in doing so

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    the most throughout the story was Tally Youngblood. At the beginning of the book Tally thought the only important thing in her life was becoming pretty. On the night before her birthday Shay‚ her friend shares a secret with her‚ she doesn’t want to turn pretty‚ she wants to run away to a town called the Smoke. Tally is confused and upset with her friend and tells Shay that she cannot run away she has always wanted to turn pretty. On the day of her birthday Tally is told by Special Circumstances

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    change the protagonist‚ Tally Youngblood‚ in ways they both never imagined. This and other bonds that Tally forms with different characters is what shapes her destiny. The first installment of the series‚ Uglies‚ is where Tally’s journey begins. This starts when Tally becomes invested in hoverboarding due to meeting Shay. This is important because I think Shay may have been trying to prepare Tally for travelling to the Smoke. Also‚ ever since learning how to hoverboard‚ Tally spends a lot of time

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    Scott Westerfeld’s book‚ Uglies takes place in a dystopian version of earth with advanced technology. Tally‚ the main character‚ is an average ‘Ugly’‚ a name for children/teenagers under the age of 16. Once a teenager turns 16‚ they go through a procedure that makes them impossibly pretty‚ which is the new ‘average’ look. Tally wants to be a pretty‚ but her friend Shay does not‚ due to many reasons. Shay unknowingly ruins Tally’s chance to turn pretty after escaping the city‚ managing to avoid the

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    The Best Alternative To Accounts Software Tally One of the best alternatives to Accounts Software Tally is Peachtree Accounting Software by Sage. It is one of the most popular softwares for small business owners. With a clear understanding of what it takes to manage a business‚ they recognize that Peachtree accounting software offers them both insight and clear reporting to make better business decisions in a timely manner. Tailored to the small business owner‚ the Peachtree suite of products

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    Sticks By George Sanders

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    In the short story “Sticks‚” George Sanders utilizes a pole to represent the cyclical nature of familial life. Sanders writes from the perspective of a son who has viewed his father’s connection to the pole throughout his entire life. As a child‚ the son’s entire family participated in decorating the pole. However‚ as the children age‚ their father’s harshness greatly damages their relationship‚ which is exacerbated when the children leave their home. “We left home‚ married‚ had children of our own

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    How to drive stick

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    attention to the tachometer. The tachometer lets the driver know when to shift‚ either up or down. The first thing the driver needs to do is start the car. Starting the car is different with manuals than it is in an automatic. In an automatic you just stick the key in and turn. In a manual transmission‚ the driver first has to depress the clutch pedal and turn the key. Once the car has started‚ the driver must make sure the car is in neutral‚ or the clutch is still depressed‚ or else the car will stall

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