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UBC homes Preparing Your Home for Summer After a long a dreary winter and spring, summer has finally arrived in Vancouver. I am sure that you are ready for the season, but is your house? To fully enjoy the summer months, it is important that your home is ready for the season. As the premier real estate agent for UBC homes, I would like to offer the following tips on how to prepare your house for summer. Indoors Check Your Air Conditioning Nothing can ruin your summer faster than a broken air conditioner

In early May, 4299, the four defendants and Roger Whetmore entered a limestone cavern. A landslide occurred while the group was far from the cavern’s entrance, trapping the spelunkers inside. The only known entrance was the one blocked by the landslide. When the group failed to return home to their families, the Secretary of the Speluncean Society was contacted, and a rescue team was sent out immediately. The group of spelunkers had only brought very few supplies. New landslides caused the rescue

because it is extremely beneficial to know which universities you are bound to attend. For instance, my university of choice is Columbia University of New York. I would like to study at Columbia University because I am interested in the clubs and activities they have available there such as The Artist Society Blog, Quiz Bowl, and Feminist Thought. Furthermore, Columbia University has many classes and courses for writing. Defining clear goals for myself will motivate me to propel forward with my endeavors

Please help find a CURE Spencer is 2 years old and was just diagnosed with a rare, progressive, terminal, genetic disease, Sanfilippo – MPS III. Children with Sanfilippo do not show signs of the disorder at birth. With the progression of the disease the children, degenerate, loosing the ability to speak, walk, eat and eventually loose their lives. Families of Sanfilippo children have come together raising money for research and to start clinical trials. Without the parents doing fundraisers there

The story of Richmond’s West End is a story that is often not told as part of Richmond’s narrative at all. Richmond, who has traditionally been described as a city with struggling public schools, high poverty and high unemployment, isn’t the picture you think of when you hear West End. For my entire life, I’ve lived in Henrico County, studying Richmond from the outside and not understanding all of its problems but also never attributing the West End to be “suffering” from any of the problems above

The Clovis site is a Paleo-Indian site which was discovered in November of 1932 by a road crew. The site is named after the town Clovis, which is located on the eastern side of New Mexico by the border of Texas. The Paleo-Indian hunter gatherer group that once inhibited the area was also named after the town Clovis, and were given the title Clovis people. The Clovis people lasted approximately half a millennium and ended around 11 KYA. The Clovis people emerged around the time of the end

The Lumbering Bear The acrylic painting of Shore Patrol – Brown Bear by Bob Kuhn is the focus of my museum report. Bob Kuhn had painted this for the 1968 Remington calendar and is part of a collection honoring sporting life. The painting is of a brown bear treading weightily upon an overcast shore line. The dominant element of art is texture and emphasis and focal point is the dominant principle of design at work in the painting. The dominant element of art at use in Shore Patrol – Brown Bear is

The Dark Shore Code Talker Are you interested in history or about the navajos of world war 2, well I did my book report that I find very interesting, code talker, the author of this book is Joseph Burchac. This book Is based on the Navajos of world war two, that are in war with the Japanese, which takes place back in the 1940’s,The genre of this book is tragedy, and A adventurous book. A fifteen year old Navajo boy named Kii Yashi/ (Ned begay), wants to join the us

#16: Mandate of Organization The mandate of CEBC is to sustain and further develop a viable clean energy industry in BC that provides cost-effective electricity through the environmentally responsible development of our energy resources. Our vision is to have BC and Western Canada have access to clean energy, with BC leading the world in modelling a sustainable way of life. CEBC can help achieve this by mobilizing, unifying and focusing strategic resources in partnership with government, BC Hydro

Downtown Victoria is filled with a great deal of architectural structures that vary in style from old Eurocentric to modern. As you walk the streets of Downtown Victoria it is hard not to notice the beautiful Eurocentric inspired buildings that make you feel as if you are touring an old city in Europe. Although many of the more unique buildings are small, they display plenty of character through their colours, shape and materials. Victoria has modernized some aspects of its architecture but it has