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Hello, I am Michael Reinsvold from the great "Show Me" state of Missouri. I am originally from California but I moved to Missouri around the age of two. Oh and no, I'm not from St. Louis as hard as that is to believe. I had a pretty typical high school tenure, i.e. soccer, basketball, NHS, stuco, musicals, and the like. I am currently a BME/pre-med. I fit the mold for the most stereotypical mold of a duke freshman. | Hello, I am Michael Reinsvold from the great "Show Me" state of Missouri. I am originally from California but I moved to Missouri around the age of two. Oh and no, I'm not from St. Louis as hard as that is to believe. I had a pretty typical high school tenure, i.e. soccer, basketball, NHS, stuco, musicals, and the like. I am currently a BME/pre-med. I fit the mold for the most stereotypical mold of a duke freshman. | ||
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| + | == Grand Challenges! == | ||
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| + | William E. Parkins, Science Magazine, 10 March 2006, Accessed 23 September 2010 | ||
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| + | == Name Pronunciation! == | ||
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| + | Michael Reinsvold = MY kull RHINES vold | ||
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| + | == Favorite Tutorial == | ||
| + | The bending truss is by far my favorite demo. Not only is it amusing to watch it bounce, but it provides interesting insight into how bridge trusses undergo stress. I think I would be a little concerned if I ever saw a bridge bending, bouncing, or swaying like that. I'm sure it is a useful tool for calculating the stress on trusses. Bridges most likely do sway and bounce like that, but on a larger scale that isn't as noticeable due to the size of the bridge. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:47, 23 September 2010
Hello, I am Michael Reinsvold from the great "Show Me" state of Missouri. I am originally from California but I moved to Missouri around the age of two. Oh and no, I'm not from St. Louis as hard as that is to believe. I had a pretty typical high school tenure, i.e. soccer, basketball, NHS, stuco, musicals, and the like. I am currently a BME/pre-med. I fit the mold for the most stereotypical mold of a duke freshman.
Grand Challenges!
William E. Parkins, Science Magazine, 10 March 2006, Accessed 23 September 2010
Name Pronunciation!
Michael Reinsvold = MY kull RHINES vold
Favorite Tutorial
The bending truss is by far my favorite demo. Not only is it amusing to watch it bounce, but it provides interesting insight into how bridge trusses undergo stress. I think I would be a little concerned if I ever saw a bridge bending, bouncing, or swaying like that. I'm sure it is a useful tool for calculating the stress on trusses. Bridges most likely do sway and bounce like that, but on a larger scale that isn't as noticeable due to the size of the bridge.
