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    The sun shined down on my back while I jumped in my car and began started the engine. I couldn’t wait to get to my friends house, to watch the first game of the World Series. This year, it was the Giants vs the A’s, two teams from the Bay Area. Being a Giants fan I couldn’t wait to watch the game with my buddies. I pushed my foot on the gas pedal, urging my car to go faster so I could get to my friends house before the first pitch. I was close to my friends house when the ground shook violently,…

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    was and what they have become. For example, the fence equates as the “gray” cannery in comparison to the “scar” of a freeway. As a whole, the poem theme suggests characters struggle throughout the poem and needs to accept a changing world while allowing the approach to an unknown future. The name is uncanny and represents Cervantes ties with San Jose, California, which the freeway is a North-South bound highway near San Jose, and that is where Cervantes grew up. Individualism is the big message…

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    Binomial Regression Paper

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    This thesis investigated general and relative effects of snowfall on freeway crashes during winter periods in the State of Michigan. Two principal Negative Binomial regression models were established to assess these effects. Explanatory variables for Model 1 included AADT, segment length, horizontal curvature, and snowfall. Explanatory variables for Model 2 included all three initial variables from Model 1 and three categorical snowfall intervals based on its quartile distribution. Crash…

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    us interpret the poem as being playful, or serious at times. In Mary Swenson’s ‘Southbound on the Freeway’ and E.A. Robinson’s ‘Dark Hills’ the speakers in their respective poems are completely different, and although the messages they convey to us are just as serious, the tone and imagery used to communicate the poet's message are completely different. The speaker of ‘Southbound on the Freeway’ is an alien coming in as a tourist from Orbitville, seeing cars for the first time. The alien…

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    Naremburn Research Paper

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    Naremburn is considered the friendliest neighbourhood in Sydney’s lower North Shore to the locals. The suburb is not only friendly, but also the ideal place to raise a family. You’ll find parks and ample public transportation in Naremburn. The Naremburn Library, on Central Street, is the perfect place to join a book club and engage with others who love to read. While Naremburn isn’t loaded with cafes and restaurants, there are still several local eateries with great food and friendly service to…

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    There is an overwhelming amount of techniques around the U.S., that are focused on affecting the lives of the poors. Throughout history, the actions of the government and private companies have changed and transformed what is society today. These policies were redlining, racial covenants, blockbusting, contract buying, and white flight. The causes of urban food desert were because of the practices used. The racism and discrimination of the past is what made those actions happened. People might…

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    Emi's Character Analysis

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    what sets her apart from other characters she comes into contact with (Yamashita 14). To get back to the point, the final violent climax in the novel takes place on the freeway. Los Angeles, is known for its auto dependence and freeways, which are paralyzed when the roadway is blocked. In a like manner, the image of a “clogged freeway and hyper-violent response,” by the state to force homeless people out of their “newfound” homes advocates a central reality of free trade (159- 61). In other…

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    Washington DC: 11th Street [The Need] Bridges are no different than any other form of infrastructure, eventually they break down and need to be either repaired or replaced. Inspection occurs at least every two years, yet bridges are often pushed to their absolute limits of usability. In Washington DC, the 11th Street Bridge Project aims to replace two bridges built in the 1960s with three new bridges. With these bridges having been in place for nearly 50 years, there were numerous issues. For…

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    Northridge earthquake Recovery The National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF) is a guide to FOSTER successful recovery, particularly for catastrophic incidents like earthquakes. The NDRF provides guidance that assists efficient recovery support to areas impacted by the earthquake. It provides an accommodating structure that facilitates disaster recovery managers to function in an integrated manner. It also emphasis on how to reinstate, redevelop, and regenerate the health, social, economic,…

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    awkward being the person at the end of the seat trying to hold on for dear life as the school bus did a sharp turn as we got on the freeway. Talking about freeways, that has always been in the back of my mind whenever I’ve taken the bus. Statistically the more you drive the more chances you have of being involved in a horrible accident as the bus falls off the freeway into the LA river. Some people call it irrational fear, but is it really irrational if statistics back me up? There are many…

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