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Q: would someone who study both white crane kung-fu & ninjutsu be called a mixed martial artist?: Most say they are mixed martial artists when they do MMA, but you are doing 2 different styles with standing techniques and ground techniques, so why not

Q: i have to make a children's story about how the whooping crane became endangered; (based on real facts) ideas?: Check out these books: The Whooping Crane by Alison Imbraico The Birds of Heaven by Peter Mathiessen Cranes by Janice Maryan Hughes The library should have some childrens books for you to look at. Hope this helps.

Q: what can lead tower crane to blank out?: （1） tower crane has crack; （2）Brake block friction lining wear up to 50% ofRaw material thickness ; （3）Brake wheel surface wear reaches 5mm ~ 2mm （4）Spring has plastic deformation; （5）Lever system, air travelis more than about 10% of its rated trip

Q: Why does the correspondant keep repeating If i am going to be drowned? IF I am going to be drowned -- if I am going to be drowned -- if I am goi: I like Persipho's answer. But I have to disagree on one point. Nature is not hostile. It's indifferent. If you try to swim the English Channel and are able to go 21.5 miles instead of 22 miles you will drown. Nature doesn't care if you go all that distance just to drown, This is the irony. It doesn't matter if you go 10, 15 or 21.5 miles. If you get a cramp you will probably drown. Nature doesn't care. That's what the correspondant means. In the story a bird watches them and is completely indifferent. The indifference of nature is part of the School of Naturalism that Stephen Crane, Jack London and others belonged to.

Q: I was wondering if this is possible. The wall we have designed is very close to an existing retaining wall. In order to properly form and waterproof the wall we would have to demo that existing retaining wall. My idea was to build it off site, waterproof it, and then crane it into its location. Is this possible? any similar methods? thanks: Possible but difficult. You could tell us what the wall is made of? Assuming stone, then you can't lift a stone wall unless you have a steel plate under it, as it will collapse otherwise. That gets complicated. Yes, you could build it with a 1/2 inch steel plate under it, and lift it that way, assuming it is not too long, and crane it into position, but you then have to slide the plate out without cracking the wall, also difficult. The plate is expensive, the crane is expensive. But what do you gain? You still have to demolish the old wall, you still have to build a new one, so what would you gain by building it somewhere else and moving it?

Q: who has made a origami crane? how hard was it?: easy as hell. not hard, just remember the step and you can do around 2-3 in a minutes

Q: We would like some ideas from folks who have the cranes coming to their bird feeders. What foods are they attracted to?: They like shallow swampy areas with medium to tall grasses

Q: Who invented the tower crane, please?: In 1923, a prototype of modern tower crane was built. The first relatively complete modern tower crane appeared in the same year. Our tower crane started from Shanghai in 1950.