Then second thing the technician has to do is; go outside and find the nearest telephone pole to your location. The tech has to get a twenty eight foot extenison ladder from the top of their work vehical and position it on either shouder to carry and place on the telephone pole. ... The next step that has to be performed is to climb the telephone pole. Once the tech reaches the top of the pole there is a telephone box that contain hundreds of wires that has dial tone on them. ... There is wire cable that is already set on the telephone pole and it is connected to the box on the pole. ...

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The five principal exports to Poland in 1999 are optical photographic, measuring and checking instruments, automatic data processing machines, electrical equipment for telephone lines, pharmaceutical products, and transmission equipment for radios. ... Internet usage is low compared to the United States and western Europe due to high charges in telephone service and the low quality of telephone lines but like communications, the internet is increasing rapidly. ... Increasing demand for insurance products, mainly life insurance, is due to the low number of policies held by the Poles and the...

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The industries directly affected by the law include: over-the-air television and radio stations, cable television operators, satellite broadcasters, wire line telephone companies (local and long distance), wireless telephone companies, and others. ... Cable service provided by telephone companies; Sec. 651. ... Prevention of unfair billing practices for information or services provided over toll-free telephone calls; Sec. 702. ... Pole attachments; Sec. 704. ... Supreme Court required access by other parties, is permitted through the telephone company networks. ...

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When we hit the ground we bounced and I tried to swerve the car back on the road but it just fishtailed right into a telephone pole. ... After we hit the telephone pole the car was smoking so I told her to get out. My car door was stuck against the pole so I had to climb out of the passenger side door. ...

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Your probably thinking were can I get a telephone, well in a few months your will be able to purchase a telephone at the bell telephone company. You will also need to run a small wire from the telephone poles outside your house to your phone. Once the wire is connected all you have to do is call the Bell telephone company and set up an account. ... This is the wave of the future I believe that within 5 years every one in the United States and around the world will have a telephone so we will be in touch. ... I hope the information I have given you today will help you make a decision about you ...

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The magnet is attracted to an object if the poles, or ends, of the magnet are opposite. For example the north pole of a magnet is pulled towards the south pole of a different magnet. Likewise, the magnet repels things if the poles are the same. So, the north pole of the magnet is pushed away from the north pole of a different magnet. ... It helps you in your dishwasher, washer and dryer, lights, computers, television, telephones, radios, even the nerve impulses in your body. ...

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This would be like hitting a telephone pole with a baseball bat. The pole can't absorb the kinetic energy of the moving bat, so the pole reflects the energy back into the bat and back up your arms. ...

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Grade from Professor 95 "New York under the Snow" "New York under the Snow" was written by Jose Marti. It is about the Blizzard of 1888, the most famous snowstorm in American history, which has obtained a legendary status. The blizzard hit the northeastern United States ...

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Race and the CCC The Civilian Conservation Corps was Roosevelt's first recovery attempt to help the "forgotten man" after the Great Depression. It did exactly that. Hundreds of thousands of young men between the ages of 18 and 25, both black and white, were employed to do conservation work aro...

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Expanding Your Knowledge 1. I think people fear Earthquakes, tornados, Hurricanes more than landslides is because you don't really hear about them much on TV. TV always broad casts news of these disasters. That is also is how us as Americans get our info so we tend to see the same and be scared of ...

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It's real hard growing up with so much PEER PERSSURE. All it takes is one person to make fun of someone, and everyone else follows just to be cool. But that's how violence happens. I am sure all of us remember that horrible day on April 20, 1999 when the TERNCH COAT MOYFIA shot up Columbine High sc...

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The arguments range from talking on the telephone, sharing the bathroom, to who gets dibs on the car. ... My sister and I sat in the back seat of the ever-shrinking Toyota Camry arguing and hitting each other until dad threatened us yelling, "Don't make me drive this car into a telephone pole!" ...

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The arguments range from talking on the telephone, sharing the bathroom, to who gets dibs on the car. ... My sister and I sat in the back seat of the ever-shrinking Toyota Camry arguing and hitting each other until dad threatened us yelling, "Don't make me drive this car into a telephone pole!" ...

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Another pole conducted by the media recorded huge majorities supporting legalised passive euthanasia for the incurably ill. In October 1997, out of nearly 3,000 people who took part in a newspaper telephone pole 97% said that terminally ill people should have the right to die with dignity. ...

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There was a jumble of modernity an uproar of workers drilling holes in the pavement, knocking down trees to make room for telephone poles, knocking down telephone poles to make room for buildings, knocking down buildings to plant trees" (3.83) This contradicting idea is something that one never thinks about during their daily life, despite it still being true. ...

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I would have been slammed into my windshield and if that didn't kill me, than I'm sure the telephone pole 2 feet in front of me would have. ... Who knows what you would hit, a tree, a car, the pavement, or a telephone pole? ...

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{f} The "model Niki Taylor was severely injured when a car she was riding in crashed into a utility pole. ... In a Canadian study, it was stated that " the risk of a collision when using a cellular telephone was four times higher than the risk when a cellular telephone was not being used"{f} according to Bryan Knowles. ... Transportation Secretary to withhold highway funds (much like the drinking age legislation introduced over a decade ago) from States that do not comply with a law prohibiting the use of mobile telephones by individuals operating a motor vehicle. ... For a State deemed to b...

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Students of Binge Drinking On Friday night at Valdosta State University, students begin to look for some sort of entertainment after a long week of class. Being a small town, time and again the only source of entertainment that can be found is alcohol. Whether at bars or at private parties, stud...

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The other is linear perspective in which objects optically appear to grow smaller as they draw back in the distance; an example is railroad tracks or telephone poles receding in the distance-as this happens they seem to grow smaller and closer together till they finally come together at the horizon line. ...

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Halloween is almost always among one of a child's favorite holidays. Children from babies to high school seniors dress in costumes representing their favorite hero or cartoon character. Then they simply walk house to house collecting free candy. The whole community of Garden spends days, somet...

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Nothing better has happened in the history of man than the advent of Science in his life. The world into which science came was a world of ignorance, suffering and hardship. Science has come to relieve us of sufferings, to remove our ignorance and to lighten our toil. In fact, science is a faithful servant. It serves us in all walks of life. ...

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On the day that his father got fired, Tiller came home and heard his father playing his guitar, and Tiller "dropped his bookbag on the telephone stand. ... Early in the morning, Tiller was already up and going as he "scrambled around with the fishing poles and the rest of it" (5). ... He gave his father the big pole and told him "you can row if you want" (5). ...

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Such networks are being implemented by innovative techniques, such as running optical fiber through subway tunnels and along telephone poles thus allowing businesses and schools to link their networks together over long distances. ...

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Juan Rulfo's Comala Juan Rulfo paints a wonderful description of a "ghost town" in the city of Comala. His depiction of the town and the words used to describe it allow the reader to imagine the town similar to that of a graveyard. Juan Preciado returns to the town of Comala, which his mother ha...

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