Evergreen

Starting cash: $5,000 Saturday Morning: Wow… I slowly turn in circles looking around. All the buildings are huge and there are so many people. I am standing on the corner of W 47th street and Broadway, standing in front of a Starbucks. I should probably find a hotel.. I pull my phone out of my pocket and pull up google maps. I find the Night Time Square right down the road just past 7th Ave is only about $88 a night, so I grip the straps of my backpack and start walking. I walk past the Phantom…

A honeymoon trip to God’s Own Country Kerala - God’s Own Country Blessed with scenic beauty, long coastal line, evergreen forests, mountain ranges and rich cultural heritage, Kerala is indeed God’s Own Country. No wonder it has become a popular honeymoon destination for Indian as well as Foreign tourists. Kerala holiday packages and Honeymoon packages to Kerala is selling like hot cakes over internet and off the net. According to the season of travel and your budget different options can be…

Living in a resident hall can be a taxing thing for some students. The origin of their struggle can sometimes lie in the dullness and sterile, cramp feel of their dorm room. But resident life doesn’t have to feel that way. With a little creativity and a few simple steps, resident students can transform their standard issued space into a personalized abode. Brittany Weaver, a sophomore biblical and theological studies major and a resident assistant at Foster Residence hall, said utilizing a…

“As the attack was treacherous and unexpected, the ill-fated crews of these ships perished - except a handful, who escaped by a hair 's breadth. All hell broke loose at this place and the scenario was ghastly and gory. The Japanese lost only 29 planes in the bargain. Their bombs and torpedoes could not somehow target the US cruisers Enterprise, Lexinaton and Saratoga. Their survival later cost the Japanese Navy dearly. Fortunately for the USA, the dockyard, where the ships could be repaired,…

The Rural Cemetery Movement With rapidly growing urban populations in the mid-1800’s, it was important to develop healthy, green, spaces for city dwellers. The Rural Cemetery Movement encouraged American cities to use cemetery space as multi-functional space for leisure, recreation, environmental preservation, and for healthy burial practices (Lundgren). "In a country sorely lacking in public green spaces, these cemeteries provided these graceful, elegant places…They were all around…

starts slowing down and falls through the water, cutting through the perfect surface. I imagine it falling, twisting in all ways as it goes down into darkness. Then I hear the rumble from across the pond. I see a shrub shake, a rock spilt then a big evergreen tree falls to the side and it emerges - the coffin of Gloria's. I start walking over to the magical coffin. It hovered overhead the big hole it had just ripped out of the ground from, pulling roots up and splitting trees. It hovered about a…

can grow extremely rapidly and are used for paper, shipping crates, and a number of other purposes. Poplars love moisture, which the taiga is more than happy to provide. 14. Hemlock No – not the poisonous plant. The Hemlock tree is an unrelated evergreen tree that thrives in cold winters and lots of moisture. Common in both Asia and North America, the Hemlock is happily at home in harsh climate of the taiga. 15. Siberian Dwarf Pine True to its name, the Siberian Dwarf Pine is both short in…

Many people spend their lives creating a legacy for them to leave behind even when they, themselves, are gone. Some of them go great lengths to be noticed such as acting in a movie or becoming president in a renowned group. Others may do the little things here and there and ultimately accumulate an empire of their actions. The depth of their footprint they leave behind is not determined by what they think of their actions, but how others perceive and interpret those actions. In the poem “In…

With the movement from paper based systems of patient data to electronic health records there is a need to manage patient information with efficiency and the ability to allow access at the time of care. This is not only limited to physicians and nurses in outpatient or in patient settings but also includes insurance companies, researchers, and the government that also need access to patient data and information. Also while managing our care, doctors and nurses may also rely other sources to…

Approximately ten miles from downtown Atlanta, one thousand six hundred eighty-three feet above sea level stands Stone Mountain. Stone Mountain is, simply, an enormous rock that is made of granite. The mountain can be seen from Kennesaw Mountain (West), Amicalola Falls State Park (North), and Mount Yonah (Northeast). On the northwest side of the mountain, there are currently faces of three men carved into the granite: Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and Jefferson Davis. “Stone Mountain…