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    Artur Brito is on a unique mission to spread affection and goodwill and to champion the reason for mankind. What makes Artur unique is that regardless of life not giving him the best cards, he has gone ahead to make the best of everything and praise life to the full. His being a vagrant or losing his left leg in a motorbike mishap 25 years prior has not held him down. He simply finished the greatest test he set for himself in life, to ride a 125 cc bike from his home in Portugal to Kathmandu…

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    the help of the movie Bicycle Thieves. Despite having been released during the middle of the 20th century, its continuing relevance in the present makes it an interesting topic of discussion. Bicycle Thieves is an Italian film directed by Vittorio De Sica released in 1948. This film is widely regarded as one of the best films of the 20th century and has been applauded for the realistic portrayal of post-war Italy and its effect on the lower class of the Italian society. Bicycle Thieves is…

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    Cruiser Bikes Definition A cruiser bike, sometimes known as the beach cruiser bike is a bicycle meant for casual riding, especially on beaches and their surrounding environment. These bikes are similar to hybrid bicycles and they are mostly used for recreational purposes rather than sporting purposes. Cruiser bikes are famous casual riding bikes which possess the following unique features: • Extra wide tires • Upright handlebar • Simple design • Large and comfortable seats • Coaster brake -…

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    The Bicycle Thieves

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    1.The main character in the Movie The Bicycle Thieves is the owner of the prop, which is a bike. The importance of this bike is significant to the main character because it represent obtaining a job. Ricci is hardworking husband and caring father from the beginning of the movie, when Ricci pawned his bike in order to meet the needs of his family. The bike being pawned and his wife Maria having to pawn their own bed sheets, shows that the family is in a lower class status. Ricci life takes a…

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    fostering a “poor man’s horse” and more a sport of recreation, leisure, and daredevil competition, as in venues such as short-track and long-distance races. The bikes themselves also remained well out of the reach of most middle-class consumers. Hi-wheel bicycles of the 1870s and 1880s were difficult and often dangerous to ride. Upstart organizations such as the League of American Wheelmen (LAW, founded 1880 in Rhode Island) embraced the exclusionary technology and thus helped white and…

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    Having eyes frequently glaring at you in fear while walking in the city at night and being constantly chewed out for riding a bicycle by both automobile drivers and pedestrians can cause quite the toll on a human being. These things are the daily occurrences for Brent Staples, an African-American journalist, and an internet blogger, JDOWSETT, who chooses to ride his bike in a predominantly automobile environment. In a world where it seems that society continues to favor those who are privileged,…

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    money on health insurances when encouraging employees to bike to work, younger generations are saving money by bicycle riding, and individuals who ride bikes more are more alert, healthier, and happier.” I believe all three of this perks are actually huge encouragements. As companies save more money they most likely are going to, I hope, provide more benefits to employees that do bicycle to work. Obviously, then as money and wealth become harder to find and achieve people are going to try…

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    Driving though the small rural town of Wildomar, California, plenty of cars and motorcycles are regularly speeding down the streets. What you will likely not observe is a person riding a bike. Not unlike many cities in the region, automobiles are the transportation of choice. Driving a car is generally more time efficient, comfortable and you can haul more people and items at one time. The negative aspects to so many people choosing automobiles as the only form of transportation for…

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    Bicycle Thief

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    Social concerns of humanity in Bicycle Thief The most significant events in cinema and art in the early 1940s were the emergence and rapid development of the Italian neorealism. Moreover, it was one of the most striking and perhaps the first major artistic phenomenon of the post-war years, not only in Italy but also all over the world. Neorealism as a movement, which arose in post-war time, offered a close look into the everyday life of ordinary people. Originating in the wake of the resistance…

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    stilts; they vary in colors from orange to bright purple, to a dull blue. These houses are not normal bland colors. The sun shines even when it’s raining. When it’s clear and sunny outside, it’s as if the island comes to life. People bring their bicycles, or if you’re in my family dirt bikes and motorcycles, and they just ride along together on the bike paths or roads. Some of the plants are fake here, there…

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