The Night Before An Examination It was the night before my examinations. I was appearing for my matriculation examination, for the third time. Come on, even intelligent people fail their exams too!! It was that “butterflies in stomach” Part-3 once again. Not for me, hah.. am talking about my parents. God knows why they took so much of tension about my exams. I had warned my parents of Diabetes and Ulcers way back, but they would never listen. I even asked
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Remember that a simple “you’re beautiful” is totally romantic and you can say that every day (but not every hour because it loses its specialness. Are you getting the gist of this?) ACTING LIKE A GIRL WITH PMS Are you overly emotional? Like a volcano: angry one minute, happy the next, sad a moment later? Is is because you are letting your emotions be controlled by your girlfriend? Needy men let their relationship dictate their mood. Even if everything is fine you might think she’s mad at you
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Skills Developed: In this lab, I have better understanding of how to use excel and find magnitudes. I learned how to use and download data from GISS website, which is Goddard Institute for Space Studies, one the databases of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to study on going global warming problem. Also, I learned to create “Global map” to show the regional surface temperature distribution of the years I chosen. I learned how to make comparison by observing maps and line plot
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A process is a series of actions taken in order to achieve a particular end. The earth's processes are natural events that take place to finish an end goal. Most of the time, these processes change populations of organisms. A couple of examples would be, weathering, changing climate, and natural disasters. The earth’s processes have changed populations of all living organisms. Weathering is an earth process that changes populations of organisms. “If you have seen rocks that are cracked or split
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trek with Moses. She asks him to tell her all he knows about the mountain. Moses is very excited and tells her, “Mount Kilimanjaro is a wonder. It is not only a snow covered peak with an altitude of 5,895m above sea level but also a dormant volcano in a 1.5 mile wide crater as a part of the Kibo portion of the mountain. Kilimanjaro is not only the tallest peak in Africa but also the ‘highest free standing mountain’ in the world. This is opposed to the other mountains that are widespread as mountain
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Laboratory 1: Scientific Method Name: ____________________________ Group: ___________ Date:____________ 1. The Black Box Black box number: ________________________ Write your observations about the black box below: Mass:__________________________________ Describe sound: ________________________________________________________________________ Other observations:______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________
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MERCURY Mercury is the first planet from the sun and the smallest planet at the moment. Its revolution period is 88 earth days and its ration time is 59 days. Mercury is made up of core-iron-nickel alloy, mantle, and then the crust which is silicate. During the day mercury’s temperature reaches 800°F and at night it goes down to -279°F. Mercury looks similar to earth’s moon; it is covered with craters which are made from meteors, asteroids, and comets and it covers 70% of mercury. Its diameter
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Numerous studies exist that show increases in carbon dioxide levels throughout history via direct sampling as well as ice core analysis. In 1957, “Charles Keeling began measurements of atmospheric carbon dioxide from an observatory on the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii. He soon identified what became known as the ‘Keeling Curve’ – a graph that showed atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide increasing year by year.” (2) A quick view of the Keeling Curve, even by the untrained eye, shows a strong
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of years and killed anyone who was still in their homes at the time of the eruption. The danger of this eruption can be observed in Pliny the younger’s account of what happened to his uncle. He explains how he saw a giant ash cloud rise from the volcano and that when
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same size of Connecticut. Despite having a large forest reserve, Honduras has lost 30% of its forests in the past 25 years (Culture Grams,2005). Honduras is made up of mostly mountains and is the only country in Latin America that does not have a volcano. Due to having no volcanic soil, the food production is very low in Honduras. The climate of Honduras varies from location. In Honduras, the temperature and weather is more subtropical in the lower elevated regions of the country. In the higher
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