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    Forest Acres Case Study

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    The Forest Acres community offers a number of opportunities to those who live in the area. As a city that has increased from two square miles to approximately five square miles in the area size, and from 375 to around 10, 500 in population size, it is understandable why this community appears to be becoming more upscale when compared to other local communities. After visiting different areas of this community, Forest Acres appears to be a community that is populated mostly by upper middle class individuals. This is that many of the neighborhoods in the area are suburban, appear to be relatively quiet, and well cared for. With a great number of suburban neighborhoods being located in Forest Acres, it is possible that many of the suburban homes…

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    In Shakespeare's play, King Lear, is about Lear's demise while on his journey to wisdom and humbleness. In the novel, A Thousand Acres, by Jane Smiley, it retells Shakespeare's play with a modern twist about a small farm family in a small town in Iowa. Just how Lear gives up his kingdom to his three daughters, Goneril, Regan and Cordelia, Larry plans to distribute his thousand acres betwen his three daughters, Ginny, Rose and Caroline. Although the two books are different in many ways, they are…

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    King Lear and A Thousand Acres: A Comparison William Shakespeare 's tragedy King Lear, originally performed in 1606, chronicles the downfall of a king. Three hundred-eighty-five years later, Jane Smiley published the novel A Thousand Acres which parallels King Lear,with a few exceptions. Both tragedies present the tale of a father who divides what he owns amongst two of his daughters while rejecting the third, who later comes to the father’s aid. In one story the father is a king and in the…

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    Nature is the foundation of everything that is on our earth and beyond the limits of our universe. Without nature, we would not be able to exist in the first place, and it is through nature that we can continue to live. In “King Lear” by William Shakespeare and “A Thousand Acres” by Jane Smiley, the authors both illustrate just how important nature, in the form of a mother, really is through actions of Goneril and Ginny. Even though “A Thousand Acres” is a modern retelling of the famous “King…

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    Us Geological Survey

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    The US Geological Survey tested the performance and effectiveness of the Basins in 1969. Their study analyzed data gathered from three basins located in both Nassau and Suffolk county. All three basins had different shapes and drainage area sizes in order to determine an average performance from all the systems. To determine the effectiveness, the basins were analyzed in three different areas: Precipitation-Inflow relation, Runoff Hydrograph, and Rates of Filtration. The three basins analyzed…

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    Community Garden Essay

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    The pavement surface also precludes crop growing in underlying soil; raised soil beds will need to be constructed. Moreover, litter and pollution from surrounding urban surfaces must be closely monitored and mitigated to ensure healthy plant growth. Location 5: Phelps Hall roof (on-campus) 3 rectangles: (69ft x 250ft) + (70ft x 190ft) + (100ft x 260ft) = 56,550 sq ft (56,550 sq ft) x (1 acre)/(43,560 sq ft) x (1 hectare)/(2.47105 acre) = 0.5254 ha Shading from tall trees and raised portions of…

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    1. Project title: Hill Family Farm/Youth Agriculture Summer Camp Description the Hill Family Farm/Youth Agriculture Summer Camp is located in Whitakers/Edgecombe County. Our farm sits on a 25 acre land. We have 5 acre is dedicated for the farm animals/Agro-Tourism. 1.50 acre for the garden where we grow fruits and vegetables and 1 acre for culinary and medicinal herbs, for physical activities such as walking, and bicycling we utilize the 1/5 mile drive way and ¼ acre playground. During…

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    Strengths Ownerships/Partnerships One of the main key strengths that Zenda Farms contains is their relationship with the Thousand Island Land Trust (TILT). TILT acquired Zenda Farms through the MacFarlane gift in 1997. Ever since then, TILT has dedicated itself to preserving the local wildlife, as well as Zenda’s own buildings and infrastructure. TILT manages over 7,000 acres of land in the surrounding region and has much knowledge about land conservation, and land practices, so they are…

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    Third Crusade Causes

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    on their way,in the beginning the French and English crusaders even traveled with one another but their journey together quickly ended as Richard chose to go by sea and the french chose to go by land. Once the French arrived to the Holy Lands their first place to attack was Acre and thus begun the battles.(wiki Phillip) Important Battles throughout the Third Crusade The Crusades main goal was to recapture the Holy City Jerusalem,but they also meant to free the entire land from the clutches of…

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    The Third Crusades

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    The most important one of all would have been the Port of Acre. The Port of Acre provides supplies to the Muslims, acts as a dock for ships, and is near the city of Jerusalem. Richard was known to think through his problems and did not want to rush into any unnecessary complications. The Battle of Acre took twenty-three months of non-stop bloodshed, until the Muslims were finally besieged. Saladin wanted the remaining refugees alive for a ransom, but Richard did not know that, due to a collapse…

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