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The document provides information about several of the major monuments and memorials located in Washington D.C., including the National Zoological Park, Arlington Cemetery, Smithsonian Institute, Jefferson Memorial, Mount Vernon, Capitol Building, Lincoln Memorial, WW1 Memorial, Women in Vietnam Memorial, and Korean War Memorial. It describes the purpose and key features of each site, such as when they were opened, who or what events they honor, and architectural styles.
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South Korean culture is explored through an overview of the country's traditional food, culture, and language. Some key aspects summarized are that Korean cuisine features dishes served all at once and includes spicy kimchi and sweet snacks like pepero sticks and sweet potato dishes. Traditional Korean culture dates back to 2333 B.C.E. and in 2012 South Korea elected its first female president, with married women not inheriting their husband's last name. The Korean language uses the unique Hangul alphabet and can take over 80 weeks for non-native speakers to learn to read and write.
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The document discusses the brain and its anatomy and functions. It is divided into 5 parts that describe the brain's 5 main lobes, its composition of soft tissue and blood vessels, and how it works through the nervous and autonomic nervous systems. The brain is a fascinating organ as described by the author Blue Cain.
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Photography can be practiced in three styles: animals, perspective, and still life. Animals photography requires patience and many shots. Perspective uses depth with objects and people to create optical illusions. Still life is relaxing and can turn everyday items into art. Overall, photography offers happy, relaxing, and exciting experiences through different techniques.
Lily ppt lebon food
This document discusses Lebanese cooking techniques and dishes. It outlines that Lebanese cuisine involves pounding meat and using spices like black pepper, cumin, and paprika. Popular savory dishes include kofta (meat kabobs) served with grilled vegetables and pita bread for dipping in hummus. For dessert, baklava and date-filled butter cookies are common sweets, reflecting the Lebanese love of fruit.
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The document discusses space shuttles, including their takeoff process which uses solid rocket boosters and an external tank to reach escape velocity, their heat resistant landing, and the disasters of Challenger and Columbia. It concludes that the shuttle program has helped enhance technology and understanding of the world.
Sydney Accountant Presentation
Accountants provide economic information to users by identifying, measuring, and communicating relevant financial data. While a college degree can enhance career prospects, accountants do not need an A-level qualification in math or experience in accounting. Entry-level accountants in medium companies earn $38,500 to $49,250 annually, and regular accountants make up to $51,250 per year. The requirements to become an accountant are easy compared to the hard work, good income, and importance of the role in providing relevant financial information.
Devins swim pp tnew
Swimming involves training through drills and running to build upper body and leg strength, different strokes like freestyle and backstroke, and competitions at the highest level like the Olympics which were created in ancient Greece.
Lily south african ppt real
South Africa has many diverse tribes and cultures, with some tribes known for beading clothes and dancing. The document discusses doing mission work in South Africa by giving shoes, water, and other aid to tribes like the Sotho and Tswana people. It concludes by listing several charitable organizations focused on work in South Africa.
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The document discusses various aspects of baking including the most commonly used utensils like measuring cups and pans, how the chemistry of baking causes ingredients to rise, and how baking is used to make bread, sweets and more. It notes how ovens are safer than stoves or microwaves for cooking with foil and can cook unattended. Finally, it explains how baking brings people together through bonding over making and sharing desserts.
Jackson ppt research messi
Lionel Messi is a 28-year-old soccer player known as one of the best in the world who plays for Barcelona. He has a growth-restricting disease that Barcelona paid for treatment of, and despite being only 5 foot 7 inches tall, he holds records for most goals in a year and has won FIFA Player of the Year 5 times as well as club championships.
Kieran steampunk
Steampunk is a science fiction genre that depicts an alternative history where steam power remained more widely used into the late 19th century and early 20th century. It draws inspiration from 19th century authors like H.G. Wells and Jules Verne who imagined how steam technology could power advanced machines and society. While originating as a literary genre in the 1970s, steampunk has also developed as an aesthetic movement influencing art, fashion and design through a Victorian-inspired style incorporating brass, leather, and wood.
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Red pandas live in forests in the Himalayan Mountains across Nepal, India, Tibet, and parts of China. They consume berries and bamboo and are eaten by leopards, who are themselves prey for lions. Red pandas communicate using hisses, twitters, whistles, and tail gestures and are very clean territorial animals.
Ella ppt china cooking
Chinese cooking varies by region, with Shandong cuisine using shallots and garlic and focusing on local flavors near Jinan City. Guangdong cuisine uses rare and fine ingredients cooked in a fancy style. Chopsticks are China's primary utensil, with food cut small enough to eat with them. Rice is very popular in China and is part of the grass and bamboo plant families.
Eric lyttle ppt newest
Computers are used for many things like jobs, graphics, and gaming. Computers are essential for most jobs, from pro gaming to large corporations to schools. Graphics refer to the quality of images produced by computers, phones, and tablets, with Nvidia being a major supplier of graphics cards and the Titan X currently considered the world's most powerful graphics card. E-sports has become a professional sport with tournaments offering millions in prize money and attracting millions of fans.
Andrew research pp
This document provides tips for basketball technique, how to get better at defense, and a brief history of the early Boston Celtics. It recommends keeping your head up while dribbling, passing from the chest, never looking away from your man on defense, and keeping legs bent in a defensive stance. Additionally, it notes that in the early years the Boston Celtics dominated with first players like Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, and Paul Arizin.
Hayden Extreme Construction PPT
This power point presentation discusses how to build skyscrapers, highways, and cruise ships. It notes that skyscrapers require digging deep for support, withstanding strong winds, and using a steel core for better support. For highways, establishing a stable foundation through earthwork is most important, and paving costs over $1 million. Cruise ships take a lot of time, effort and procedures to build, and use newest technologies and materials for safety. The conclusion restates that the presentation covered how these large construction projects are constructed.
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By Justin Li, the document discusses extinct animals and the causes of their extinction. Climate change, acid rain, and cosmic radiation can all contribute to extinction. The largest extinct animal was Argentinosaurus, and human activity has increased extinction rates of both animals and plants, with the most recent being the Baiji river dolphin. To help endangered species, their habitats can be restored, protective laws can be created, and they can be protected from predators. Helpful websites on these topics are also provided.
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Golf originated in Scotland around 1400 AD, though it was briefly banned in 1457. The document discusses golf techniques for beginners and experts, with experts using an overlap grip and beginners a baseball grip. Major professional golf tournaments like the PGA Championship and US Open have a prize of $1.8 million for the winner along with a trophy.
Finn's Tenrec Research
Tenrecs are small mammals found in Madagascar. They live on the forest floor and eat worms, bugs, and sometimes fruits and vegetables. Tenrecs have adapted spines that allow them to curl into a protective ball and communicate, and they are preyed upon by predators like snakes. There are over thirty species of tenrec that live up to four years and have litters of two to four babies.
Samantha Social Media
This document discusses social media and its top sites, uses, and effects. The top three social media sites in 2015 were Facebook, Snapchat, and Musica.ly. Social media is used for direct messaging and sharing photos. While it can be good for disconnecting and reconnecting, it can also hamper productivity. In conclusion, social media has many uses but also affects users both positively and negatively.
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- 2. Why Is Washington D.C. Our Capital? โข Jefferson, Hamilton, and Madison made the Residence Compromise โข It was made on Washingtonโs cite โข Was created the permeant capital
- 3. National Zoological Park โข 163 acres โข Opened in 1889 โข Has reptiles, wild cats, apes, and giant pandas
- 4. Arlington Cemetery โข largest military cemetery โข resting place for 400,000 people โข conducts 27 to 30 funerals each weekend
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- 6. Jefferson Memorial โข In honor of our 3rd president โข Resembles the pantheon in Rome โข Designed by John Russel Pope โข Surrounded by water
- 7. MountVernon โข Plantation house of Washington โข Beside Potomac River โข Made a landmark in 1960 โข Made of wood in a loose Paladin style
- 8. Capitol Building โข Sits on Capitol Hill โข Built in form of greek temple โข Where the Legislative Branch of the government is
- 9. Lincoln Memorial โข Made to honor Abraham Lincoln, the 18th president, who freed slaves โข Built during 1914- 1922 โข Built in form of a greek temple
- 10. WW1Memorial โข Made to commemorate the events of WW1 โข Built in 1920-1930 โข The memorial stands in West Potomac Park
- 11. Women inVietnam Memorial โข dedicated to women in the USA who served in theVietnam War, most were nurses โข Annie Ruth Graham, Sharon Ann Lane.
- 12. Korean War Memorial โข located in Washington D.C.โs Potomac Park โข Commemorates those who served in the Korean War โข Created in1995