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         <title>Winter Olympics Competitions</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>In the Winter Olympics Competition I was required to make a Bobsled, a Ski Jumper, and Curling stones. I worked alone on Bobsled and ski jump but worked with Grace in curling. In curling I learned that if you add more tin foil to your stone it can go faster and the stone can't have a lot of weight on it otherwise it is hard to move with the straw. When I did Bobsledding I learned that if you have just popsicle sticks at the bottom it goes faster than the other materials to put on the sticks. What I learned in Ski jumping is that the sticks should be curved a little bit not a lot otherwise it won't fit and just maybe put parchment paper on the bottom with some kind of heavy weights. In ski jump I would have make it smaller and pushed it harder. I would also just add tin foil on the sticks or parchment paper and add medium weights instead of the biggest weights. The things I would change in Curling is add tin foil on the play doh all around it and then make the play doh harder and have all the sides, top, and bottom be smooth and straight.</div>]]></description>
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