rollnyy kuraywaar
rollnyy kuraywaar voted up Matt Radiance's answer
It's time to day dream. You're standing on top of a skyscraper, your cape is swaying in the wind. In the horizon the sun is settling beyond the shores and dusk is drawing upon the city. You look below you and there's group of hoodlums harassing a young couple taking a shortcut through the alley. You see one of the hoodlums draw a pocket knife, dusk overtakes the city and the alley is swallowed by darkness. 
Why doesn't this story make any sense?

Well it made sense to me, I could picture the story pretty clearly!

rollnyy kuraywaar
rollnyy kuraywaar voted up Matt Radiance's answer
It's time to day dream. You're standing on top of a skyscraper, your cape is swaying in the wind. In the horizon the sun is settling beyond the shores and dusk is drawing upon the city. You look below you and there's group of hoodlums harassing a young couple taking a shortcut through the alley. You see one of the hoodlums draw a pocket knife, dusk overtakes the city and the alley is swallowed by darkness. 
Why doesn't this story make any sense?

Well it made sense to me, I could picture the story pretty clearly!

rollnyy kuraywaar
rollnyy kuraywaar voted up Anonymous' answer
Understanding storage compartments is essential to understanding material cycles, such as the carbon cycle. If you look around your backyard, how many carbon storage compartments are there? Which ones are the biggest? Which ones are the longest lasti

I guess the carbon cycle is a complex process after all which is often overlooked even though it occurs on a daily basis right in our own backyard. I guess the size of every carbon storage compartment depends on the amount of plants in each unit and the size of each plant matters as well. … Read more

rollnyy kuraywaar
rollnyy kuraywaar voted up Neil Grayson's answer
Understanding storage compartments is essential to understanding material cycles, such as the carbon cycle. If you look around your backyard, how many carbon storage compartments are there? Which ones are the biggest? Which ones are the longest lasti
The main carbon storage compartments in your backyard will be plants, soil, rocks and ponds. The biggest and longest-lasting carbon storage units are trees because the process of photosynthesis will be needed for a longer period of time due to their long life. Also, they have the biggest surface area compared to the other compartments … Read more