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I have been a Chicago resident for 18 years , In which is now known as the windy city . the things I love about Chicago is that it still amazes me to this day .However .there are some things, I dislike and really wish that it didn’t happen in this city. There are five senses hearing, smelling, touching seeing,and taste. The five senses are vital and are respiratory sensory organs needed to respond or communicate with others effectively. These senses are developed as a new birth in the…

Graffiti is the act of drawing scribbled, scratched or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place. Graffito (plural graffiti), in the archaeological context, is a deliberate mark made by scratching or engraving on a large surface such as a wall. The marks may form an image or writing. In archaeology, the term may or may not include the more common modern sense of an "unauthorised" addition to a building or monument. Sgraffito, a decorative technique of partially scratching…

The movie Bonnie and Clyde was a 1930s film about two notorious gangster couples that robbed banks, killed police man and fell in love and lived a life of crime. Beginning in 1932, the rebellious couple began a crime spree while traveling through the Southwest and Midwest. The two robbed small towns, stolen cars, participated in numerous shoot outs with the police man. The rebellion of the movie Bonnie and Clyde is just about a young couple in love who rob banks and kill people. The 1967 movie…

many literary devices involved in making it the novel that it is, which includes irony, motifs, and imagery. All of the elements show up throughout the novel. Imagery shows up when Billy talks about the colors blue and ivory. "Someone had taken his [Hobo 's] boots. His bare feet were blue and ivory. It was all right, somehow, his being dead. So it goes" (Vonnegut Slaughterhouse 148). The previous quote shows two major devices that are used throughout the novel. “So it goes” is a motif that is…

Presentation Postcolonial works have summoned the idea of social Justice, resistance. Opportunity and populism in its endeavor to counter oppressive structures of racial separation, partiality and sick treatment. Subaltern studies 'involved an unmistakable place in post pioneer compositions. The area proprietors, the industrialists and the high societies have constantly overwhelmed and mistreated poor people, hirelings and other unprivileged class. Their voices have been quieted and are…

In Adam Minter's Junyard Planet, Minter explores the unknown world of recycling and scrap trading. Junkyard Planet documents Minter’s onsite observations in both the United States and China as well as shares his own personal experiences and knowledge. The scrap trading industry is more than a mere topic of interest for Minter, as he grew up learning about the scrap business alongside his father and grandmother. As a overseas journalist for the Bloomberg View, Minter is able to observe and…

Physical/behavioral i. Physical functioning – health concerns, nutrition, home safety, illness, disabilities medication ii. There were no health concerns other than her mentally state. She had many occasions when she said she tired and/or wanted to kill her husband while she shave him. The client nutrition is in great standing. The client home safety is questionable because of her husband physical abuse. The client illness and disabilities medication needs further assessment. iii. Mental…

“The truth is that I do not know how to will the table to move, I do not know what I am supposed to be doing. For I can only will what I have to learned to do. If I can now move my arms at will, that is because I have learned to do so early in my childhood. However we learn the influence of our will from experience alone. And experience only teaches us how one event constantly follows another.” (Stops reading) That was from Ilham Dilman’s Love and Human separateness. A truly wonderful book if…

Mess of My Life New York, Central Park, Saturday, 12:45 pm. The noises are of a day in full swing, traffic heavy, cars honking, and children playing. The harsh rays of the afternoon sun impale my shut eyelids and I awake suddenly, every thought in high definition. My eyes take in every ray of light and I see the colors of brown and red, flood the park’s grass. I stretch, reaching my arms forward, breathing in the polluted, yet crisp autumn air of New York and without a doubt I know it’s the…

In A World of Gangs: Armed Young Men, written by John Hagedorn, the audience sees the connection Hagedorn’s makes between politics, socioeconomic status, racism, and it’s unwavering resistance to change. Street gangs are complex and cannot be reduced to simplistic pathologies, especially with the lack of research and unexplored history by scholars. The book focuses on the more social-cultural psychological concepts, stating straight off the bat that street gangs are not apart of “a subset of…