Autumn

3. The Micro-economic Conditions (Suppliers) Now that we explore the process of Party-state interventions in outdoor leisure in macroeconomic perspective, it is time for us to investigate how outdoor leisure is provided by microeconomic level and practiced or consumed by urban Chinese. This section firstly demonstrates diversified types of outdoor leisure organizations nationwide, and then it specifically demonstrates the similarities and differences of outdoor leisure practices among three…

Dalton State campus is the outside of the Pope Student Center. The captivating scenery releases a peacefulness which allows me to do work; the versatile textures of concrete to wood, and the warm and wintry weather brushing my skin by the oncoming of autumn allow me to calm the anxiety and pressure of being in a college setting. At home, it is difficult to seek quietness, comfort, and resources. The college atmosphere facilitates the work I have to accomplish day-to-day. The clicking and…

Winter has assuredly acclimatized in his face. His albino eyes abuse to avalanche, his angled eyebrows are like leafless copse or anachronistic with no expression. His derma is chicken and anemic and his arch arctic with darkness. Winter was as well a division of stiffened abhorrent bond for Claudia, Frieda and Pecola. They waited for spring. But the bond was alone and disrupted by a new baby in the academy called ‘Maureen Peal’. She is advised as an advocate of seasons and compared to bounce…

British soldiers, as they fought against the French. Though they fought just as fiercely as their British counterparts, the colonists were treated as inferiors. While the Englishmen received warm clothing and drinks, the colonists froze during the cold, Autumn nights. To make matters worse, they were not permitted to return home at the end of their regiment. They fought begrudgingly through the snow and ice of American Winters. Some colonists such as the young George Washington, having been…

September 11, 2001… A day all Americans will remember as the worst day in history. What started off as such a beautiful day turned into so much more; the sun was shining, the birds were chirping and there was a fresh autumn breeze in the air. Little did we know that we would lose 3,000 of our brothers and sisters later on. The attack of the Twin Towers instilled fear into our people and in reaction the government passed a bill called The Patriot Act. The Patriot Act is a 10 part law that allows…

Did you know that about 22,000 people speak the Cherokee language today, first and foremost in Oklahoma and North Carolina? The Cherokee’s culture and belief has and still is used, Cherokee basketry has lived from prehistoric times to present day, can you believe how old this culture is? Also during the 1800's, the US government created an Indian Territory in Oklahoma and sent all the eastern Native American tribes to live there, the Cherokee called this trail “The trail of tears”, this is one…

This data directly correlates with the count of the region’s polar bear populations, which have also steadily decreased for the last thirty years. Due to warmer temperatures, the ice is melting sooner in the spring, and not freezing until late in the autumn months. The diet of polar bears mainly consists of seals, and the hunt these seals they need the ice to reach ocean depths that aren’t obtainable from the shore. Naturally, with less ice there is less hunting and therefore less food, causing…

Reflection on Matisse Henri Matisse was born in 1869, the year the Cutty Sark was launched. The year he died, 1954, the first hydrogen bomb exploded at Bikini Atoll. Matisse lived through some of the most traumatic political events, worst wars, greatest slaughters, and the most demented rivalries of ideology. Yet, this did not affect his artwork. He never express his political opinion or experiences living throughout the horror of the 20th century, instead his painting were “the equivalent of…

many concentration camps and incarceration camps. As many as 40,000 camps and incarceration camps were thought to have been established. One concentration camp that had killed over one million jews was Auschwitz. Auschwitz was established in the autumn of 1941, and was the biggest concentration camp of its kind. Auschwitz was the fourth biggest concentration camp. It had three sub camps; Auschwitz I, Auschwitz II, and Auschwitz III. First off, Auschwitz I was used mainly as a death camp for…

The first Thanksgiving was in 1621. It all started when Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast with Pilgrims from Plymouth. That feast is now known as Thanksgiving. Most people now celebrate a more modern Thanksgiving. Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving differently. We still celebrate what we are thankful for but we do that in different ways. One thing modern Thanksgivings have in common is we eat similar food. The food we eat that is similar is turkey and Pumpkin pie.…