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    that set the atmosphere. When Jasper runs off from Mr. and Mrs. De Winter he runs to a boat house. The boat house itself is setting a dangerous atmosphere. Although the movie is in black and white it is clear that the boat house is made up of some dark colours. Light colours are very cheery but dark colours suggest a lot of negativity. Also it is made with very sharp defining edges. Curves can give off a peaceful safe atmosphere but sharp edges suggests a but of danger. On the outside of the boat house looks to be very small and compact. The compact size of the boat house increases the feeling of claustrophobia. There appears to be only one door in the entire boathouse. The single door sets a claustrophobic atmosphere because there is only way way to leave the house and it can easily be blocked. Therefore, the boathouse sets a claustrophobic atmosphere buy the single door, the sharp edges and the dark…

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    What about a Barnes & Noble? It is an everyday structure. It is not particularly aesthetically amazing, but according to Rybczynski and Goldberger’s arguments, it could still be considered architecture. Rybczynski builds a simple boathouse and still considers it architecture. A Barnes and Noble is a little more complicated then a boathouse, but it’s similar to Rybczynski discussing his boathouse because both are mundane structures. Goldberger also contemplates the idea of a mundane structure…

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    In chapter 6 in “The Handsmaid’s Tale”, Offred and Ofglen decide to stop by the church. While exploring the streets they see many things by the street that takes you down by the river. Such as, a boathouse which is used to keep sculls there, bridges, trees, green banks etc. Offred and Ofglen arrive at the church, but don’t go in. They turn around and see the Wall. They describe the wall the be something hideous and scary looking. The Wall’s functions is to keep the people from coming in and…

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    The shallow, man-made, metal banked river will be what the boats travel in/on. To add decoration and spice things up, the boats are designed to look like wooden rowboats. The restraint included in the ride is a simple lap belt. As the riders stand on a rotating platform, the platform will drag the boats slowly through the boathouse. Using this rotating design, boats can be placed at intervals in which multiple boats can go on the ride at a time, meaning the waiting line will move very quickly.…

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    Kayak Monologue

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    “You owe me one the day Curtis was hittin’ on you,” I said knowing he would help. “ How are we going to get back at Mr. DiAngelo”. Let's drill holes into his kayak. JT then told me to use Brady’s dad’s drill. I liked that idea so we went to the workshop and got the drill. We were like spies on a mission. We found the drill and some water-based glue and we left. A minute after we left JT asked on how we will drill holes into the kayak. I replied saying we could go at any time because the…

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    The people lived on a island a family called The Sinclairs no one is a criminal, no one is an addict and no one is a failure. There are four kids, Cadence (Cady), Mirren, Johnny, and Gat. They were called The Liars they spent all their time together and they did everything together, they swam they climbed on roofs and watching Clairmont (main building) and they talk all the time in Cuddledown (their special place). Cady and Gat become super close and end up falling in love. Mirren ends up…

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    Huntleys Cove Essay

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    • Betts Park is a park situated at Huntleys Point Road and adjoins the Gladesville Reserve. Betts Park sits on 1.3 hectares, 1 hectare of which is beautiful, lush bushland with a natural corridor beside the Parramatta River, where you can access the Riverglade Reserve towards the north and Bedlam Bay Regional Park towards the west. • The University of New South Wales Rowing Club has been around since 1956 and is home to the varsity rowing club. The university is a landmark in Huntleys Cove and…

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    Royal city park The stop we choose to represent the purpose of entertainment and relaxing is behind the Royal city park, where is located at downtown Guelph and beside Eramosa river. The Royal city park is the major green space in downtown Guelph and contains riverfront trails. Moreover, it is a significant place that most families choose to gathering and having enjoy moment with their children. According to the official plan and zoning by law, it also mentions that the park behind commercial…

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    Mia Ham Biography

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    one trait that my coach, my sister, and I all have in common. My coach, Kirsten Anderson has become something of a staple in the rowing community. She was the first to join her high school team that would become OARS (a nationally recognized team with over 200 rowers), and was the strongest on her team for all 4 years she rowed. After graduating from FIT, which she attended on a rowing scholarship, she returned to OARS, which had a few dozen rowers at this point, to coach. Fast forward 20+…

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    Coxswain Leadership Essay

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    I want them to know that they can trust me. I know that giving me the title of leader does not instantly instill these qualities, rather I want to instill these qualities to the word leader. I want to make it my job to be a trustworthy leader. To be their friend when they need it. I also want to be a resource. When they need help with a technique, I want them to know that they can come to me for help. I will stay after practice, or get there early to help them with whatever they need, crew…

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