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This Google Site made by Curt Drury is an excellent example of a cheap, but very successful geodesic greenhouse. This source shows how to build the dome using PVC pipe and cutting your own connections. This will make the joints weaker, but if it worked for Drury then it is worth it to look into. He made his dome with only spending $300. This site is very useful because the creator of the dome doesn't leave out steps and projects. He was very good about recording his process as well as uploading pictures of it. I would recommend using this site, especially if you are thinking in terms of a greenhouse. This is a good reference to go back and forth to while you research and build your own dome. When I found this site and read it, I was able to make my decision that "Yes, a geodesic-dome-greenhouse is a realistic, exciting option". Once I knew it was going to be a greenhouse I could eliminate materials like wood (too wet in greenhouse for wood). This site is very helpful. I will be referring to it and comparing to it as I build my dome.

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This website is a necessity when building a geodesic dome. With every example I have discover, every geodesic dome builder has used Desert Domes Calculator. With this website all you need to do is type in your desired dome radius and it gives you strut lengths for all three sizes (A, B, C). It gives you options for 3/8ths of a dome and 5/8ths of a dome, and how many connectors you need. This website is very easy to use. I suggest, like I learned from all my resources, to mess around the sizes of the radius to change the sizes of the struts. Lengths of materials usually come in 10ft sizes so make strut lengths where you can make the maximum amount of struts for each 10ft piece without wasting too much material. I think this website is very easy to use, and I will be using it for my model and my final dome.

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Shows features and performance of bike.

Showcases a variety of U.S. Army websites covering special events, acts of valor, history and heritage.

A site dedicated to compiling tutorials on DIY metalcasting, This has been a great resource as it shows how to do many things concerning foundries for little to no cost. It also has very good documentation, with typically 30+ pictures on every page (each with a caption).

EDIT: AO Glass is located on Pine St. in Burlington, and the owner is advising me concerning the creation of the burner for my foundry.

What is it known for? How is it a good resource? Please expand comment.

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This website has to be the most useful if not second most useful website I used in my project. It tells you the skills needed to become a pharmacist and it also tells you everything you want to know about it! Even their little side projects and it even gives you writing prompts. I would recommend this website to anyone who has even the slightest thought that they may want to become a pharmacist.

This website is extremely useful. It lists the statistics not just for pharmacy, but all the occupations that Vermonters are able to get. It tells you the wages and the hours and/or whatever else you could possibly want to know about the job. It's basically the Bureau of Labor Statistics (if you know what that is) but just for Vermont. A highly recommended website for anyone who wants to know about a certain occupation.

This website is incredibly useful for anyone looking up information for a job. It has every single job listed on there and it tells you the pay, the hours, and basically everything else you could possibly want to know about the job in interest. They have a very detailed entry in pharmacy and this proved the most useful site in my research in pharmacy.

This site as a lot of straigh up information on how to cut logs and firewood off land but not completly destroy the land forever.

Do you agree with their advice? Do you practice it?

I thought that this sight was great if you're interested in learning about different types of engines. There is a multitude of different engine designs, including internal, external, and non combustion engines. I found it useful in solidifying my understanding of how engines tend to work, as well as how the types of engines I might be using specifically work. I would recommend this site for anyone looking to learn about all the types of engines. Also this site provided me with enough information that I could change what I do for my project if I wanted.

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