Drive-in

able to revoke your driver’s license which you have previously earned, or disqualify you from receiving one until you are 18; if you dropped out of highschool. A surprising 27 states have said yes to this question. No, I disagree with “No Pass No Drive” I think it’s wrong and irrelevant to whether or not we are regularly educated. To me it sounds like a government overreach into the personal lives of citizens of the state. Indirectly forcing students to school by threatening revoke of their…

Drive for the future: realizing motivation 3.0? In the book Drive by Daniel. H Pink, he mentions Motivation 3.0, type I and type x people, and of course the different essentials. Motivation 3.0 has set more freedom in humans. With motivation 3.0 it shows a lot of creativity is used, and that the world can be better. Type I and type x people are different from each other. Theirs also three types of elements, which are autonomy, mastery, and purpose. In mastery, it involves task, time, technique,…

store yet!” Dad responded in a annoyed voice, “ YES, now will you quit asking me.” My siblings and I giddily ran down the steps of our apartment to our vehicle. Once we all had piled in my Mom told us in a stern voice, “ Buckle your seat belts.” The drive to the store was short and did little to dampen our excitement. As we exited the vehicle my Dad was busy unlocking the rear entrance to the store. One by one we entered. We could hear a loud HUM, HUM, HUM coming from the store’s machinery. I…

The memory of 126 Riverside Drive will always stay with me. The concrete in front of the apartment overlooking the park is separated into squares and covered in old gum and the occasional chalk doodle. You go up and stand on the single black concrete step and look up at the black marble and the silver 126. You walk in the clear glass door and walk onto the faded tile floor that goes from the bottom of the few lonely stairs through the next door and to the elevator. You feel the cold from the…

Narrative Writing Prompt “Round’em Up and Move ‘em Out!” and “A Life on the Trail” give information about how life was on a cattle drive. Think about what might have happened if you were actually participating on a drive. Write a narrative for your teacher about being on a cattle drive. Be sure to include narrative elements such as sensory details, dialogue, figurative language, and description as they are appropriate in your writing. Use details and information from the passage in your…

Once cars became economically viable for a large demographic to own, it greatly changed how a city functioned. Jackson’s “The Drive-In Culture of America” serves as a good foundation for his claim. The addition of cars in a city leads to the necessity for adequate parking and the creation of the garage. Imagine the concept of a garage when they were first being created: you were…

As a kid I was always tempted and amazed, I believed it took an extremely responsible person to finish the task my father would accomplish every year. Looking very easy and enjoyable for my dad to drive to our destination, our yearly family trip wasn’t just around the corner it was hundreds and hundreds of never ending miles away. It took us about twenty hours every time. Twenty hours of sitting in the same spot did not go very fast for the ones around especially when being anxious to arrive to…

Essay #2 In the book, “Drive” by Daniel H. Pink, the author talks about Motivation 2.0 and Motivation 3.0. The author claims that Motivation 2.0, carrots and sticks method, doesn’t work anymore and Motivation 3.0, self-controlled method, seems to be working better. Autonomy is having the freedom of doing that we want or being self-directed. People who want a Type I behavior need autonomy which is organizing what we do, how we do it, when do we do it, and who we do it with. Autonomy is needed…

According to Hockenbury, Clark Hull discovered the drive reduction theory which is a type of motivational theory that motivates one to perform an action in order to reduce one of our physiological needs so we can maintain homeostasis (Hockenbury & Hockenbury). The Drive Reduction theory affects Stuart when he is on his trip looking for Margalo and has to stop by some place so he can buy a drink to quench his thirst. Stuart is driven to find a place that has a drink so he can reduce his desire…

indeed a process, attempting to analyze it came with some hardships. A potentially infinite number of variables as well as difficulty finding data steered us in a new direction. Hard drives. Our group members have all had hard drive issues in the past, and we couldn’t help but notice how…