Carly Queen
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About
I am the President and Founder of a group known as Students Organizing for Sustainability (SOS).
Georgia Tech Students Organizing for Sustainability
I'm also a fourth year mechanical engineering student at Georgia Tech.
Eventually I would like to work in the automotive (alternatively fueled vehicles) and renewable energy industries.
I'm also strongly consiring doing some work in the developing world at some point.
Engineers for a Sustainable World ESW
www.ewb-usa.org
I'll probably be moving around quite a bit after graduation (San Francisco, Boulder, other countries, etc.), but eventually I'm going to land back where I grew up... in the Great Smoky Mountains near Asheville, NC.
Georgia Tech Students Organizing for Sustainability
I'm also a fourth year mechanical engineering student at Georgia Tech.
Eventually I would like to work in the automotive (alternatively fueled vehicles) and renewable energy industries.
I'm also strongly consiring doing some work in the developing world at some point.
Engineers for a Sustainable World ESW
www.ewb-usa.org
I'll probably be moving around quite a bit after graduation (San Francisco, Boulder, other countries, etc.), but eventually I'm going to land back where I grew up... in the Great Smoky Mountains near Asheville, NC.
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The sky is a huge dome of hard material arched over the flat earth. On the outside there is light. In the dome there are a large number of small holes, and through these holes you can see the light from the outside when it's dark. And through these holes the spirits of the dead can pass into the heavenly regions. The way to heaven leads over a narrow bridge which spans an enormous abyss. The spirits that were already in heaven light torches to guide the feet of the new arrivals. These torches are called the northern lights.
Inuit legend