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…boy swinging on the birch branches causing them to bend all the way to the ground, but being strong enough to recapture their shape, and not to break. He uses this to describe how the branches bend through the years. Ice storms are the real reasons…

…by things like mine explosions, thunder, traffic noise, earthquakes, machinery, ice etc. If the soil or rocks are weak enough any of these things could start a landslide. Types of Landslides                  There are three different kinds…

…him right in the heart. Then I saw ice coming out of the bullet where it was shot and covering the victim. Then two guys approached the victim and carried him to flying saucer. The flying saucer then started to turn and then it lift out of the ground…

…loyal to our president. By saying "standing up for your beliefs" I mean, for instance, that if someone started walking around town with ice cream in their pockets and you didn't like it, then you'd let everybody know that they should consider…

…The Changing Earth Erosion is the transportation of weathered pieces of bedrock through the agents of wind, water (rivers and ice), and gravity. As mountains are built up by tectonic forces, they are also broken down and carried away by weathering…

…I was eating lunch on Saturday at Los Mariachi's, (a Mexican restaurant) when I noticed a child (about three) wanting some fried ice cream, but the parent (about 27) felt that the child had eaten enough already and told the child he could not have any…

…changed. I sat there, yearning to get onto the ice; I sat in the bench, the smell of the cold air mixed with the scent of blood and sweat, there was something inside of me that wouldn't keep quiet, repeatedly yelling "get out there and score!" I stood up…

…magnesium cost around 700 dollars a ton. Some 10 million tons of deicing salt is used each year in the U.S. and about 3 million in Canada.         Salt is used to keep snow and ice from bonding to the pavement and to allow snowplows to remove. When salt…

…. The maximum number of hydrogen bonds a water molecule can form is 4 and in ice each water molecule is doing just that. Water expands to around 9-10% its original volume. So the attractive forces are maximized even though the molecules are forming a very open…

…forced by greenhouse gas pollution which in turn is trapping the climate in a different state. In the past these effects have happened. 20,000 years ago, at the end of the last ice age, we had periods of warming followed by rapid cooling (Atlantic). Scientists…