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This research paper is about the events that happened on December 13th. I will take you through sum very interesting events that happened on this date, which is also my birthday. Personally I didn’t know that there were events like this that happened on this day. It was very interesting what I learned during this research project. I will be able to take the knowledge that I absorbed by doing this project with me through high school, college and eventually a career that fits me. My first topic

the banks policies, one of which described the dress code; only white or blue shirts. clip on ties and navy pants. John went to work each night ecstatic and happy that he was moving up in the world, his only negative feelings about his job was the dress code! Although, he followed it obediently, John was old school and all of his ties were just that "neckties" not the clip on's that he was made to wear. Those clip on ties were so short for his

Wrap tie the hanger wires to main runners and cross tees using one of the punched holes on each side of the rout slot. A proper wrap tie has three complete wraps around the wire within 3" of the main runner or cross tee web. Do not use rout slots for tying wires. Figure 7- 12-Gauge Hanger Wire 9/16" Exposed Grid Accessories

Magnet Activity Name. ____________________________________________ 1. Paper Clip magnet. Straighten a paper clip out. Tie a 7 inch tread to the middle of the clip. Drag a magnet the long length of, lift and return the magnet to the beginning end repeat the motion Repeat the motion till it becomes a compass. Why was the paper clip not a compass at first? Why did the clip turn into a compass? 2. Circle Magnet. Place the circle magnet on top of your desk. Take a hand magnet, put it under the desktop

This is usually done for just the top half of your hair and is very easy. First make a half ponytail and tie it off with a hair tie, then braid the hair that you put into the pony freely. Once you have the braid and you have tied it off with another hair tie, simply form the braid into a flat bun by twisting it around, pinning when needed with bobby pins. Curls on the Go We know that curling your hair takes ages, but what if you

The documentary Paper Clips is about Whitwell Middle School’s paperclip project. In this project, students who studied the Holocaust couldn’t grasp the concept of how many people were killed. In order to improve their understanding on just how many people were killed during the Holocaust, the students decided to collect paperclips. Each paper clip would represent one person who died in the Holocaust- whether it was a Jew, a gypsy, a homosexual, or handicapped. The students asked people around the

twists, crochet weaves, quick weaves (glue in), and clip in weaves. In this point in time the sew in weave technique is the most popular. Depending on the person you go to will determine the price of the sew in. A person who does hair unlicensed, kitchen beautician,

Movie Editing is a documentary about the art of film editing and the immensity of the job an editor is given. The reasoning of the film is to show the impact editing truly has on movies and our emotional attachment towards them. This documentary shows clips from different films to prove to it’s viewers the substantial effect editing has. Directors and editors speak out about the significance of editing, something not many viewers know nor think about. As said in the film, by Kathy Bates, “The invention

French bun: If you want to go classic then try the french bun which gives a complicated look but is insanely easy. Apply hair mousse and section the hair into a deep side parting and clip that part of your hair, now comb the rest of your hair inwards to create a bouncy look. Once you are done with that unclip that part of your hair and sweep all of your hair towards one side and secure it with bobby pins. Then take the rest of your

This paper examines the formal elements and stylistic features in the selected clip from Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity. The clip is two minutes and thirty-three seconds long and comprised of five shots. The scene is set in a life insurance office. The first shot of the clip captures a man named Walter Neff in a medium long shot boarding an elevator while the camera is stationary. Another man also enters the elevator and the shot quickly changes to a medium two-shot as the men engage in a conversation