page 487 - different types of snow have different coefficients of friction, so you can stack your snow at different angles. Moisture content and so forth.

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page 487 - different types of snow have different coefficients of friction, so you can stack your snow at different angles. Moisture content and so forth.
so it turns out “demand curve” sounds a lot like “l’manberg” if you say it fast enough
pages 487 and 488 - this is an ideal classroom. Desks are tiny rectangles and students are just heads.
page 487 - this wreath has it all, from blue boughs to black cranberries to icicles.
page 488 - a rhombus thrown into a pond, the shape sinks but its ripples spread and lap quietly against a distant shore.
page 488 - same rectangular prism construction site, but at night. They don’t even put up lights, but if there’s a deadline to meet the workers must continue to work. Worker safety set aside because to do otherwise would result in higher costs, and then you’re just going to see your rectangular prism buyers start looking overseas for foreign rectangular prisms.
page 488 - this is an extremely dangerous way to manufacture a rectangular prism.
page 487 - the flag of the Lapp States of the Circumpolar Region.