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Transcript: For most of the pictures I put in the collage were objects I just had stuff I thought of that I had in rapid succession. It makes me look at some objects and events and see if I know how they happen/work. So now I have a better picture of how the world works. Who is that following me? Oh wait, it is just my shadow. It is a little fuzzy around the edges and I know why. When a wave goes around a corner it will diffract, or bend around an object, trying to fill in where the blocked waves were supposed to go. Yet, we are bigger than light waves so they can not diffract around us as well. The edges are where light starts to get fill in the gap, but not soon enough. Rainbow Slinky Fractured Straw RAINBOW! Everyone loves rainbows as they usually mean the end of rain. The physics behind it though is interesting. After rain, there are tiny drops of water still in the air. When light passes through these drops they experience refraction. Certain waves of light are then bent apart. The cumulative light waves that come from multiple drops come together to form the rainbow that you see. Garden Snake AH A SNAKE! Oh, wait it is a snake pen that looks like a wave. Speaking of waves we could figure out its amplitude, the height of a wave, by measuring the distance a crest, the top of a wave, or a trough, the bottom of a wave. It also looks like a picture of a standing wave. A standing wave, a wave resulting from two waves interacting, is a wave that has nodes, places of constant motion, and anti-nodes, places of no motion. Beep! Beep! Beep! Time to rise and shine with waves. With an alarm, many waves concepts are involved. The first that comes to mind is the radio stations. Radio stations emit a radio wave, a type of electromagnetic wave, one that does not require a medium, that radios then pick up. The radio then takes the signal and turns it into sound wave, a mechanical wave, a wave that requires a medium, by vibrating a speaker that creates the sound. Reflection Slurp! Ah, ever wonder why your straw seems broken when it enters your drink? Due to physics we know why. When a wave, in this case light, enters a new medium its speed changes. This bends the light due to the speed change from one part of the wave to the next part. This concept is known as refraction. By: Nathanael Settje Shadowy Figure Alarm Clock Picture Collage

Picture Collage

Transcript: Assets Group Shots Group photos represent the collective spirit of the event, bringing together attendees to celebrate shared experiences and achievements. These images showcase various teams and individuals, cementing lasting memories of collaboration and community. Candid Moments Candid photographs reveal the genuine emotions of participants, from laughter to thoughtful discussions. These unposed shots capture spontaneous interactions, emphasizing the event's welcoming atmosphere and the connections formed among attendees. Visual Moments Photo Highlights This section captures the essence of the event through a selection of vivid images, portraying unforgettable experiences and interactions among attendees. Each photo tells a story, highlighting the moments that made the event memorable. Key moments from the event were captured in striking photos, showcasing memorable presentations, audience reactions, and the overall ambiance. These images highlight the energy and excitement present during the event, encapsulating what made it unique. Preparation Activities Audience Engagement Preparation activities involved a detailed timeline and coordination meetings. Teams were assigned specific tasks, ensuring all necessary materials and equipment were ready before the event starts, ultimately contributing to a smooth operation. Volunteer Contributions Audience participation was a highlight, with real-time Q&A sessions and live polls. Participants actively contributed to discussions, making the event more inclusive by allowing diverse perspectives to be heard. Behind the Scenes Volunteers played a vital role in the event’s success, assisting with various tasks such as registration, setup, and guest services. Their dedication and willingness to go the extra mile helped create a welcoming atmosphere and enrich the attendee experience. Successful events require meticulous behind-the-scenes preparation and coordination. This section delves into the critical activities that shaped the event's success, highlighting dedicated volunteers and the setup process that made everything possible. Notable Activities Setup Process Key activities included interactive workshops and panel discussions that facilitated hands-on learning. Attendees participated in networking sessions aimed at fostering collaboration and sharing best practices, enhancing the overall event experience. The setup process was carefully orchestrated, starting hours before the event began. It included arranging seating, testing audio-visual equipment, and decorating the venue. Each step was vital to ensure a professional and engaging environment for attendees. Speakers and Presentations Key Highlights The event featured industry leaders who delivered impactful presentations, sharing insights on current trends and innovations. Notable speakers included prominent experts known for their contributions to the field, providing attendees with valuable knowledge and actionable takeaways. This section highlights the significant moments from the event, focusing on influential speakers, engaging activities, and the involvement of the audience. Event Overview Thank You and Acknowledgments The event gathered diverse participants to engage in insightful discussions and networking. It featured influential speakers and activities designed to foster collaboration among attendees. Gratitude is extended to all participants, speakers, and organizers who contributed to the event's success. Their dedication and enthusiasm were crucial in delivering a valuable experience for everyone involved. Purpose of the Event The primary aim of the event was to initiate discussions on pressing industry challenges while promoting innovation and collaboration. Networking opportunities were key to fostering partnerships. Conclusion Location and Date Introduction to the Event Held at the prestigious City Conference Center on June 15, 2023, the venue offered ample space and facilities to accommodate hundreds of participants, ensuring a successful experience. This section delves into the key aspects of the event, including an overview, its location, date, and overarching purpose. Understanding these elements sets the stage for the highlights and visual moments to follow. Future Prospects The conclusion of the event provides an opportunity to reflect on the experiences shared, acknowledge contributions, and discuss future possibilities stemming from the event's outcomes. This section encapsulates the essence of what was gained and envisioned for subsequent initiatives. With successful outcomes, there is a strong impetus to organize similar events. Future initiatives may include workshops, panels, and collaborations that build on the momentum generated, ensuring continued engagement and knowledge sharing. Event Reflections Participants shared positive feedback, highlighting the engaging content and the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals. Insights gained during the event will be essential

Picture Collage

Transcript: Picture Collage Guitar: The reason I chose the guitar for the picture collage is because guitar is Webb's passion which he loves to play whenever possible. He also plays guitar because it is able to keep him true to himself and is able to let him remember who he loves the most, his grandfather and father who gave him the guitar and got him started from the start. For example, Webb loves guitar so much that he decided to take his guitar with him on the long hiking trip. Reasoning for why I chose these pictures Bibliography www.fallsrivermusic.com www.maxisciences.com www.welovebeagles.com startupphenomenon.com www.pcmag.com bear-tour.com www.amendment2.com commons.wikimedia.org angieyanggg.blogspot.com www.shutterstock.com mises.ca Reasoning why I chose these pictures Koala: I chose this picture to resemble Webb, because I believe that a koala and Webb show loving nature to the people or other animals that they care about. Throughout the book, Webb shows a great and loving nature to the people that both have a loving nature towards him and that care about him too. For example, Webb's grandfather, father, mother, and his dog Nibblet all show a loving and caring nature towards him a some point in the book which makes Webb feel better about others and about himself. Plus, he and each one of those people would do anything to keep each other happy and safe. People: Webb has many mixed emotions for different people throughout the book. Throughout the book, Webb cared for and respected people who would do the same for him, and the people who Webb respected and cared for the most was, his father, grandfather, mother, and of course his dog Nibblet. For example, he cares for his grandfather because he did the same for him and because he was able to give Webb all that he loves and knows (his guitar). But, Webb does not care for people who abuse him, disrespect him, and don't care for him. For example, Webb doesn't care for his stepfather because he used to abuse him constantly to do the things that he wanted him to do (Go to military camp). Nature: I chose this picture to resemble Webb because, both nature and Webb show attributes of a caring nature. Webb shows this to many people when they are nice to him and show a caring nature to him also. For example, Webb shows a caring nature towards George because he was caring enough to help Webb throughout the forest on his hiking expedition, which Webb considered and loved that they were being very caring to each other on the long hiking expedition. Devil's Pass Flashbacks: I chose this picture because it is a great way of showing how a person is able to use their past to shape their future, and that is what Webb is able to do. For example, Webb used his flashback of his stepfather abusing him to shape the way how he defenses himself in the future and how he will stand up to people and let now on get in his way. This is able to also let him be more aware of his surroundings while in the wilderness on his hiking expedition to Devil's Pass. iPod: I chose this picture to resemble Webb because I believe that Webb uses his iPod to look up everything that he needs to know and is how he learns all this information that he is able to build up in his mind. For example, Webb used his iPod to look up how and what needed to pack for his hiking expedition, which was able to give him a great amount of information which was able to help him on his trip. Zebra: I chose this picture because I believe that both a zebra and Webb show lots of attitude. Throughout the book, Webb shows that he can have a bad attitude towards people who he doesn't like, people who annoy him, and people that don't do things his way. For example, Webb showed attitude towards the Dutch men that went on the hiking trip with him because, they kept dropping items out of their backpack which went against the rule George set and Webb followed about keeping the nature in the condition it was when they found it. So, when the men did this, Webb attitude towards them started to show. Beagle: When it came to Webb and his dog Nibblet, they would do anything for each other. Webb also believed that aside from his mother, Nibblet was the only other person or thing that Webb loved and who loved Webb back. Nibblet and Webb also did anything for each other and sacrifice anything for each other to keep each other safe. For example, Webb let his stepfather beat him up, just to keep his dog Nibblet safe and alive. Backpack: I chose this picture because this is an very good example of how organized Webb is throughout the book. In the book I see great examples of Webb showing how organized he is with his possessions. One great example of Webb's organization is when Webb was able to get his backpack so organized, that he was able to pack the right and proper amount of items for his hiking expedition without packing too much and putting them in the backpack a proper way so that the objects would not uneven his weight on the sides of his

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