Motorcycle

this project we will refer to him as Chaz. Looking at Chaz, you would never imagine that he is 81 years old. Since retiring, as an engineer from Cessna Aircraft, over 10 years ago, Chaz has been staying busy. In addition to riding a Harley Davidson motorcycle, Chaz is a member of the Wichita Corvette Club, often going out to 81 Speedway to watch the races. Also, he teaches an education course on gun safety and shooting at The Bullet Stop, here in Wichita, and competes in long rifle shooting…

and eighth grader by the name of Jaydyn Winter decided she wanted to help out her aunt and uncle both. She took the challenge of doing something she never really has done before and cleaned their pool. Both her aunt and uncle were involved in a motorcycle crash long before she was born, which left them both in wheelchairs. Which meant it was harder to do some more ordinary cleaning task, like taking care of there pool. While she was pretty tired from her day at school, she helped her aunt and…

The person I chose to do my biography on is Veronica Fitzgerald. I chose to do my biography on my mom because I want to learn more about her childhood, teenage years, adult life, and about the most significant events in her life and how she felt throughout them. One of the things I was most interested in learning about was what her life was like when she lived in Mexico. Another thing I want to learn about is the things that made her the person she is today. I want to get to know about what…

Echoes Ringing of the phone echoed through the house, jolting me from sleep. Climbing out of bed, groping blindly for the light switch. Shoes in the middle of the floor trip me, and I fall. The phone clangs again. It is down the hall, on a stand. An inner voice screams something has gone terribly wrong. Feeling the wall, I find the switch, and flip it. The phone becomes visible, and I stumble forward. Still not fully roused I pick up the phone. “Hello.” “Hello, this is Pastor Thanatos. Is…

For my review, I chose to watch a movie called “Raising Arizona” directed by Joel Coen with his brother Ethan Coen. It was made in 1987 and some of the other movies made by Joel Coen are “Unbroken” “Barton Fink” and “True Grit”. Some of the ideas he conveys are desperation, love, happiness and how they thought having a baby would change them and their situation. When they try to conceive and baby it turns out Edwina or Ed can’t have a baby. So she and her husband H.I. see on the news that a…

Culture and science has molded society in such a way that it functions in a heteronormative view. People of different sexualities and gender; bisexuals, homosexuals and transgender, struggle to fit in with everyone. Since bisexuals, homosexuals and transgender people have the same flesh and blood as every human being, does that not make them the same as you and I? I will argue that heteronormativity is a norm that we as human beings should no longer follow and evolve to a more diverse and equal…

The contrast is sharp against the cacophony of motorcycles, tuk tuks, bicycles and vehicles vying for a place on the streets. Markets are full by the early morning and groups of tourists drink beer sold at 50 cents on the river margins, while an elephant walks quietly through the streets. These are common…

sliced my finger like an onion whiles doing so. Georgia and I continued to the front of the house to go inside and see what was going on when "thump,thump,thump" we heard footsteps. We ran to the back to catch the stranger but all we saw was the motorcycle he drove and the tracks in the snow his ride left behind. Scene two(describing character): As I looked around the house to see what things had been taken Georgia applied her black tube of lipstick to her pink…

Tailgating is all-too-common on the roads today. Not only does it give you little reaction time when the car in front brakes, the car also blocks your view of the road ahead. If the vehicle in front is a truck, then your lack of visibility is compounded. Tailgating a motorcyclist threatens the person's life. Motorcyclists can fall off their bikes on slippery pavement or when they hit a pothole. Should this happen to a motorcyclist just a few feet in front of you, you won't have time to avoid…

Introduction Origin of the term “Cool” The term “Cool” was first used by black culture, especially young black people (Bird and Tapp, 2008). Lester Young, a black tenor saxophonist introduced the term (Bird and Tapp, 2008). Young played with Billie Holliday from 1920 to 1950, he died in 1959 due to alcohol and malnutrition (Bird and Tapp, 2008). From Shapiro (1999), at the beginning the term was used by black Jazz Musicians to confront racism through the consumption of drugs, alcohol, and…