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    processing information through the body to react, and the body reacting to this is a perfect example of how energy works. One would not be able to live without the energy being used in their daily lives. To refrigerate food, turn on the lights, heat up the stove, walk to school, drive a car, etc. All these activities require some form of energy. Hence, energy is so useful to us that the different types of energies all support how humans function on a daily basis. Moreover, the first type of energy

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    are in company as it quotes ``their images burned on wood in one titanic instant, a small boy, hands flung into the air; higher up, the image of

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    2016: the year of aesthetics. Social media has warped our perceptions of what really is, compared to what we see. It can hide the real view by only portraying the best, most eye-pleasing angles. However, more and more aesthetic trends are coming into play. With Millennials especially, the act of living simply, or minimally has gained popularity. People want to downscale their way of life, finding it over-complicated and not fulfilling enough. They have started branching away from the normal mindset

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    threshold of the bubbling slate grey front door of my run-down, colonial style home into the marshmallow warmth of the living room, all was silent except for the crackling of dying embers breathing their last breath in the soot covered 1991 Jotul wood burning stove. The family room remained just as it had been left with not a single object disturbed in the time passed. The walls were still the same shade of elephant skin gray that they had been for the past ten years, as were the worn midnight black sofas

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    Air Pollution

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    Since California's Central Valley is responsible of supplying most of America with its nuts, fruits, and vegetables, a significant amount of pesticides has to be used in order for them to maintain all of it. Cities such as Modesto, Bakersfield and Fresno are known to be the biggest farm towns in the state which plays a significant role in air pollutions due to the vegetation that is being taken place in these areas. Pesticide spraying is used on farms in order to get rid of and kill toxic, living

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    functional, determine if cantilevers are safe, evaluate traffic density and noise, evaluate insulation efficiency, perform flood plain review and issue flood hazard certification, evaluate easements and encroachments, determine the quantity and cost of wood replacement made necessary by rot, age, water infiltration and insect

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    Have you ever wondered how energy just… happens? We used to burn wood in furnaces to warm our houses, but in recent years we have switched into a modern world of air conditioning and indoor heating. We plug our chargers into the wall when we sleep and our iPhones and laptops are fully charged the next morning. Oil lamps and stoves have become things of the past. We used to know exactly where warmth and light came from, but with all these new advances and inventions, we’re not so sure. So again, how

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    Ron Carlson wrote “Happiness”, a trip with a father, his two sons Nick and Colin, and brother Regan. Visiting the families cabin in Utah to fish for the last time as the Father says goodbye and makes sure his sons are prepared for him to pass. Carlson’s central idea throughout the story is that family needs to remember the happy times to be prepared for the hard ones and be able to uphold the traditions. Carlson uses setting to focus on the importance of family, tradition and an extremely familiar

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    Since the rise of the digital age, technology has revolutionized transportation, education, and communication all around the globe. Third world countries now have the ability to treat diseases and educate their students using the internet. Technology allows us to better use our food, knowledge, and transportation. But not all of this development increases our ability to grow. In the colonial times of America, before technology became so prevalent, people knew the value of hard work and determination

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    Air pollution is the presence in or introduction into the air of a substance in which has harmful or poisonous effects are being exposed into our atmosphere. Air pollution has been ranked as the largest health risk according to The World Health Organization (WHO). This World Health Organization reported that seven million people died in 2012 from air pollution-related sicknesses. From this statistic, this has led us to the proposal that air pollution is a single largest environmental health risk

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