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    Edwardsville Case Study

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    “It will be funded one way or another, but anytime we have support from the community it’s going to help us achieve other projects,” Grable said. The park, which will be named after longtime resident and alderman Leon Corlew, will feature a wet play area – called a splash pad – and a dry playground. “Our splash pad is the main feature of that park, even though it will only be open during the warm months,” Grable said. “It’s something that’s unique to our community.” The splash pad will feature different zones, ranging from gentle, bubbling water to harder spraying water. It will include a dump bucket that pours water on children, active sprayers kids can control and gentle bubbles for younger children and children with disabilities. “It works its way up from your gentle bubblers to big spraying elements and active spraying elements,” Grable said. The dry playground will be a tall structure, including enclosed slides. “It’s a multi-tiered structure,” Grable said. “It’s very colorful. It has a lot of active elements. It has a lot of unique ways to get from Point A to point…

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    The Bill Johnstone Memorial Park, a small activity filled park located near the heart of Sackville on Main Street next to apartment buildings and down the street from Sackville’s favorite dining places. A park that offers a place for the town’s residents to take their pets for walks, hang out in the gazebo or picnic tables, play sports, indulge in markets and events, splash in the water pad, and more, all with the comfortability of park Wi-Fi and security of cameras. With accessibility to many…

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    the ladder and sets the glass of whiskey down on the diving board. Another cut occurs to a close up. Mr. Blume is in the center of the frame. He takes the cigarette out of his mouth and chugs the remaining whiskey in his glass. Next, the viewer sees a birds eye view of Mr. Blume with a cigarette in his mouth, getting ready to dive into the pool. He then looks around from left to right, midway as he is looking to the right there is a cut to his point of view. A hand-held horizontal panning…

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    that’s not the main transformation this paper will be focusing on. The transformation I see the most would be between the Nintendo 64 to the PlayStation 4 consoles. The Nintendo 64 was a stepping stone for modern day gaming such as the PlayStation 4. The Nintendo 64 controller was very unique at the time. The controller itself was shaped like an M with the middle part of the M being longer than the other two parts. The controller had a 4 foot wire attached to it along with a memory card holder…

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    emphasize its appearance through details with light and shadow. The illustrator also used symbolized images to emphasize the evilness of the bear. It is common to identify red eyes and sharp fangs as danger and evilness. The bear is supposed to be depicted as fearful and the red eyes and the sharp fangs drawn supports the ideal image of him, along with the color of his fur, black. The format of the page was to connect the audience with Noor and Safa with the situation of meeting an unidentified…

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    Community Proposal- Period Care for Homeless Women Periods are not especially enjoyable to put up when one has access to feminine hygiene products; adding the complication of homelessness brings inconvenience to a level of misery. Periods are an unpleasant reminder of the vulnerability those living on the street face. Menstruation is uncomfortable and people who do not have access to pads or tampons often have no choice but to bleed through their clothes. The issue becomes more problematic…

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    I observed the same results on both days. There was little activity going on at noon and at 5, otherwise, the park stood still. During the busy hours, the green space, sidewalks, and seating were the only spaces that were used well. Students played Frisbee, studied underneath the trees, or simply enjoyed the waterfront scenery. The splash pad, a large circular field, was designed to occupy the fountains and water jets that spray in the air. However, none of these water activities were in action.…

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    Isocolon: when two parts are very similar grammatically. The author uses this to state where the character is in a straightforward way “at the edge of the waterfall at the top of the falls” because the character had finally almost made it to the infamous “launch pad” and the author wanted that to be clear. Vandervelde talks of how nice the water looks and then says in parentheses “how very misleading” she does this because she wanted to quickly insert it without having to use an entire sentence…

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    I Love Boone

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    I love the mountains and the city for so many different reasons. Every summer I visit my family in London, Ontario, I always look forward to all the exhilarating activities I am able to do. “There are parks with swimming pools, splash pads, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, bike paths and sheltered picnic areas.” (1 Tourism London Canada) That is everything that anyone could possibly want in a park. Boone has a more quiet and laid back atmosphere. People here love the beautiful mountain views…

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    Feline Research Paper

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    tidying it up rapidly enough," says Meg Roberts, leader of Molly Maid, a private cleaning organization. Luckily, there are a few approaches to kill the smell, including storeroom staples like vinegar or preparing pop and enzymatic cleaners. Numerous find that vinegar, while somewhat rancid itself, attempts to evacuate the enduring scent of showered feline pee since vinegar is a corrosive that kills the soluble salts that frame in dried pee stains. An answer of one section water and one section…

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