1. Mr. Gehry's latest building is compared to a crumpled paper bag. His building is used for a business school. 2. Laying down the brick was so difficult because all the bricks had to be custom made. They convinced master bricklayer Peter Favetti to come out of retirement to help them. Connecting the bricks to the infrastructure was another problem that they faced. 3. One of the great features of this building is the crisp wood-paneled oval classrooms that encourages collaboration. the building was awarded a 5- star green rating thanks to features like sensor controlled air conditioning systems.

1. People went to MT Takeo to watch practitioners of Shugendo religion walk across a path of smoldering embers. 2. The festival is called the Hiwatari-Matsuri. I takes place at the Takao-san Yakuo-in Yuki-ji Temple. It is held every second Sunday in March. 3. They follow this ritual because it is known to give you good luck. They aren't allowed to join until the end so that they don't get burnt.

1. Mr.Gehry's latest building is being compared to a crumpled paper bag. His structure is being used for a business school. 2. Laying down the brick was so difficult because all the bricks had to be custom made. They convinced master bricklayer Peter Favetti to come out of retirement to help them. Connecting the bricks to the infrastructure was another problem that they faced. 3. One of the great features of this building is the crisp wood-paneled oval classrooms that encourages collaboration. the building was awarded a 5- star green rating thanks to features like sensor controlled air conditioning systems.

1.she asked him to stand in the hallway with an empty bucket, he was nervous because he didn't want the seniors to pull a mean prank on him, his secretary told him to go do it 2.the prank was all the seniors wrote nice memories about the principal and put them in the bucket, Emily Jones and her mom came up with the idea, they had a dr.suess poem on one side and lines to write a nice note on the other side. 3. he has been at the school for 8 years,they are writing on those things because they had more memories with him and wanted to share all of them with him

1.The retina reacts with the different wavelengths and transmits the signals to the brain's visual cortex. It is here that the signals are interpreted and transformed into images that we can comprehend. 2.rays emanated by the natural surroundings around the object we are trying to view 3.the background as brightly illuminated conclude that the dress is made of darker material, and see it as blue and black.

1. Mr. Gehry's latest building is being compared to a crumpled paper bag. The structure was being used for business school. 2. laying the bricks was so difficult because all the bricks had to be custom and even. Master bricklayer Peter Favetti was pulled out of retirement to build this building. There were many challenges faced in order to finish this building including the bricks took 5 times longer than normal brick laying and connecting those bricks to the infrastructure was a whole other challenge. 3. great features of this building include crisp wood-paneled oval classrooms encourage collaboration, while the 120-seat style theater is designed to enable students to work together in small groups. The stairs and other central areas have been strategically placed so that students and staff from different disciplines cross paths, fostering interactivity. The iconic building was also awarded a 5-Star Green rating thanks to features like sensor controlled air conditioning systems that turns off and on automatically. In addition, innovative indoor lighting which casts a beam outside, eliminates the need for most exterior lights.

1. Mr. Wartman decided to quit his job on Wall St. to open a pizza shop in Philadelphia. He then made an organization where a customer may pre-pay a dollar in exchange a homeless man can have a slice of pizza. 2. customers are asked to make a sticky note and put it on a wall. a homeless man can walk in take the sticky note off the wall in exchange for a slice of pizza. this helps the homeless man not do petty crimes for food. Mr. Wartman wants other corporations to do the same method.

Robertson's total commute is 46 miles. he walks 21 of them. he walks so much because his car broke down . Robertson's car broke down 10 years ago. he has not replaced it due to lack of money. he does not want to change his job because he loves his coworkers and his wife's delicious dinners and he receives a decent pay but not enough for a new house. people found out about him due to Detroit's free press on February 3rd. Evan Leedy a student decided to raise money for this man. his original goal was $5000 but has surprisingly raised over $200,000 and the funds continue to come in.