do speed bumps dictate the speed limit on the street there mountains on.?
I did a project like this when I was in high school, but the only thing they told us we couldnt use was parachutes. We ended up using a TON of bubble wrap, duct tape and various other things. I would try to make a container to put the egg in and then another container to put that one in to absorb more of the shock. I would definitely secure with masking tapeglue might break, masking tape is more pliable. I would need the actual materials to build you an idea, but here are some ideas you might be able to incorporate with the materials you are allowed. 1. Sandwich bag - make sure it's a ziploc kind, inflate it about 3/4 of the way. Enough that if you set the egg on top of it the egg doesn't touch the ground, but not enough so the bag is hard. It's essentially a plastic air pillow. 2. You could shred the 8 1/2x11 inch paper to make padding. 3. I would personally use the 4 dixie cups in between the inner and outer cartons so you know where the impact points will be when the package is dropped. These 4 points will take most of the shock, and you can pad the other side to be prepared for it. 4. Rubber absorbs shock well, maybe strap those around the outside of the container to minimize the shock of hitting the ground.
Fire departments assign a specific number of units, (example: 2 engines, 1 ladder truck, 1 rescue squad (not an ambulance, but a unit with specialized tools and equipment), 1 battalion chief for a house fire) to each type of call for service. The first dispatch is not defined as a first alarm, it is simply the FD's initial response to an incident. Subsequent calls for assistance by the FD units at the scene may become a 2nd, or greater, alarm. If the on-scene commander units requests a 2nd alarm, the dispatcher will sent a repeat of whatever units were dispatched the first time; thus a 2nd (or whatever number it is) alarm. The number of alarms is more indicative of the number of firefighters or equipment needed on the scene than simply how big or bad a fire is.
Yaturn it on and set to record, be sure to put a big sad memory card in it. Then set it in your room somewhere tha it can see the room.. leave and then check it for visitors being seen in the view. that is really the only way. Be sure to set the video length to unlimited, some phones let you choose for the MMS OPTION it is like a minute long taping only..for sending in messages
