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MILLERSBURG — It took only about an hour in court Wednesday morning for justice to be meted out for more than half of the 73 young people arrested Saturday night at a massive Amish party. A total of 38 adults, ranging in age from 18-20, were charged with underage consumption of alcohol in Holmes County Municipal Court, where all appeared Wednesday. Underage consumption is a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. All entered pleas of not guilty or no contest

John Cage’s 4’33” By Farah El Baba FAAH 229G Miss Rayya Badran March 5 2016 1 4’33”, also known as “four minutes thirty-three seconds of silence”, is the most famous and most controversial musical creation of the American experimental composer John Cage (1921 – 1992). Known best for his unusual or different kinds of compositions, Cage composed this piece in 1952 for any instrument or group of instruments and divided it into 3 movements, throughout which the performer is instructed

It is an inherent tendency of human beings to shy away from boundaries enforced upon us, while we still desire to push beyond the limit. Boundaries are, after all, set by humans. Therefore, do we not have the upmost right and ability to stretch those borders until they collide and unite in complex harmony? Creativity, which includes art, requires a certain amount of these collisions to grow and move forward. In the 1950’s and 1960’s, Paolozzi, Klein, and Cage blur the boundaries between art and life

1. The setting of "The Road" is after an unknown apocalyptic disaster they are traveling south along the road. The setting is very gray and dark; the sun is blocked out from all the ash in the air. Beginning their travel south along the road the book states, “Nights dark beyond darkness and the days more gray each one than what had gone before” (3). This quote shows how the setting never sees the light of the sun. It also shows how the air while traveling along the road was always cold because the

street legal, and can go vast amount of speed, that doesn’t mean that they are always speeding. In exhibition driving, you can get pulled over for accelerating fast, for example, at a stop light and you put the throttle down quite a ways on a clear road. A cop will hear it and pull you over. Let me show you an example in a mechanical point of view. All the driver is doing is putting down the accelerator, which opens the throttle body, which when opened,

(HOD-Department of Mechanical Engineering Gujarat Power Engg. & Research Institute, Mehsana Near Toll Booth, Ahmedabad-Mehsana Express Highway, Village-Mewad District –Mehsana, Gujarat) In fulfilment for the award of the degree of BACHELORE OF ENGINEERING in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Gujarat Power Engineering & Research Institute (104) Department of Mechanical Engineering (2012-2016) Gujarat Technological University, Gandhinagar NOVEMBER 2015. CERTIFICATE This is to certify that

Langston Hughes, and the poem The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost the characters all found their courage from their pasts, role models, and themselfs. The past can influence the future. The outcome of decisions made long ago

the book off describing the world to have “Nights dark beyond darkness and the days more gray each one than what had gone before” (p.1). McCarthy spares no details in describing the world; he writes that the world has “more punishment than crime”(p.33). He compares the man who was struck by lightning “as burntlooking as the country… scorched and black” (p. 50). The man who was struck by lighting was broken, a mess and “there’s nothing to be done for him” (p.50), just like the setting. What also

sometimes and roadtrips may not turn as well as you want, Diary of a wimpy kid the long haul demonstrates this very well. This book was written by Jeff Kinney, and has lots of good reviews. In the book, greg, the main character, is forced to go on a family road trip. Greg's mom wanted everyone to bond and have a good time, But it didn't go so smooth. They had so many pit stops, Gas station bathrooms, crazed seagulls, and a runaway pig. There were so many ruckuses, but in the end they made it to there destination

government can lead to a poorly organized country, which is another reason why Madagascar suffers. There are only about 5,780 kilometers of paved roads out of the 49,827 kilometers of marked roads the country has. The road conditions, as one can imagine, are dreadful. Cyclones and other types of annual storms are to blame for this. But, to help build and repair roads, the past President, Marc Ravalomanana, helped to repair the damaged infrastructure the country holds. Furthermore, the Madagascar has a very