What is the significance of ladders?
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Ladders are of much significance! It means you will be going through multiple difficulties soon, but, you will ascend above it all. Just don't walk under any ladders and avoid your responsibilities and run away from and difficulties.
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How about this answer - to show that he or she can. Houses and Cars are status symbols in our society, so most likely it is simply to show that they can.
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To count how many stairs there were?\nI have no clue.
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GOD!!!!!!!! These people who answered are retarted!!!!! itS NOT THE SQUARE BUTTON!!!!!! I have the game and i know the new controls. so the ladder is standong up right?? Well if it is then you press x. Then you just run into the ring with it in your hand.
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A long rope tied to the top of the rut, or a long ladder.  Just keep looking upward and you'll reach it soon.
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life, \nschute and ladders\nmonopoly
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Because in ancient buildings (as well as some buildings today) pillars are put out front to represent the building and provide support in holding the building up and keeping it from falling down. Thus, pillars help the bulding to be stable, and hence they represent stability.
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House builders (for angles of the roof)\nMountain climbers (to see how far they need to go up a mountain)\nteachers (to teach thier students)
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Is it something to do with building houses?
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http://www.irisa.fr/galion/acarayol/papers/icalp03.pdf\n\nlook at page 4 you will see a step ladder graph
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Does a single story house have a stair?
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Well, some basic concepts from the ancient times have been\nGreat Pyramids- represent man honoring king/pharoah\nGreek Parthenon- represent man honoring humanity\nNotre Dam- represent man honoring God\nHope this helps.  My social studies class was talking about this the other day!
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In the absence of some psychological pathology; it is the manifestation of despair, defiance, or resolution that all is lost in earthly existence.\n\nThe suicidal person is significant because they have given up on all aspects associated with the activities of daily living for a variety of reasons.\n\nAnger, frustration, pain, fear or some other impedance to happiness has prevailed to the point that life is no longer dear, there is nothing further to be done, and the person has reached the end of life's journey.\n\nThe significance of suicide is the tragedy or horror which accompanies the act of taking one's own life to those they leave behind.
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People use alpha and omega for the unknowns. \nThey are letters of the greek alphabet.\nIn science they are used as constants.\nIn religion they are used to represent God.
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Basically people wanna get to the higher levels, so they would just answer hundreds of questions with pointless answers.  This makes you actually earn your way up the ladder by coming in day by day.
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The purpose of the Tower of Babel story in Genesis chapter eleven was to expound upon a statement made in chapter ten. In chapter ten, verses five, twenty, and thirty-one, after the genealogies of each of Noah’s sons, a statement is made which says, “These are the sons of [insert name] after their families, after their tongues, in their countries, and in their nations.” These verses mention that each of the descendants of Noah’s sons had their own language. The apparent problem arises when viewed in light of 11:1, which says the whole world had “one” language. The seemingly evident contradiction is not a contradiction at all, but chapter eleven is told in order to explain how each son’s descendants had a separate language. Chapter eleven is set apart because of the importance of the message contained within the Tower of Babel story. The examination of chapter eleven will be performed while keeping in mind that it is set apart for a certain reason. What this reason is will be sought for in the following analysis. \n\nIn verses one through four there is an emphasis made upon the statement “Go to, let us . . .” (v. 3, 4). The first obvious hint of sin is a self-centered attitude, acknowledged by the “we complex,” or the word “us.” Verse four reveals the need for recognition as seen in the statement, “Let us make us a name . . .” These people were seeking recognition and fame in the eyes of men. People migrated to Babel for the purpose of security in human power. They reasoned that they needed to make a name for themselves in order to keep from being scattered abroad (v. 4). They were seeking to prove their strength, to instill fear in any foreign power that may have been considering invading them. Another problem besides self-centeredness is the disobedience of the command to “Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it.” Verse four reveals that the people were not wishing to be scattered upon the earth. \n\nNow that the spiritual issue at hand in these verses is seen, one can turn attention to the actual tower that was built and see if archaeology supports its existence. \n\nTrue to this locale, the building material [of the tower of Babel] is mud brick. This setting explains the comment made about the building material (found in 11:3). The tower is most likely a reference to a ziggurat, a temple constructed as a stepped mountain and made out of clay. The name of the city, Babel, reflects the Babylonian name Babili meaning, “the Gate of God.” \n\nThe existence of the Tower of Babel was very likely to be true from what archaeology reveals. This tiny amount of evidence should help people to trust in the accuracy of the events portrayed in God’s Word. \n\nIn verses five through seven when the Lord saw the people, he realized their disobedience to his command to be fruitful and multiply and subdue the earth. He noticed they were one people with one language, depending upon each other instead of on God. This is only the beginning of the sins that humans were able to commit, as the statement in verse six reveals: “. . . and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.” No sin is impossible for humans to commit. \n\nIn verse seven the Trinity worked together in devising a solution to tear down the prideful cooperation forming among humans. It must be noted that the Holy Spirit is the part of the Trinity in control of languages, as can be seen in Acts chapter two. The Trinity knew that if the people could not understand each other, they would be divided, and forced to spread abroad into other lands. \n\nIn verses eight through nine it is seen that the Trinity succeeded in separating people and causing them to be scattered abroad upon the earth. This scattering is only for a short time though, as verse six implies when it says, “. . . and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.”
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I'm making two assumptions.  The total number of footsteps needed to go up the stairs is the number of steps + 1, the usual definition of number of steps.  And you want to know the "unit" rise and run, i.e., the r&r of each step.  If so,\nunit rise=total rise/(no. steps + 1)\nsame idea for unit run.\nIf you're actually making stairs, see the ref. for useful info like allowance for floor thickness, etc.