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    Fire Of 1991 Essay

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    The Oakland firestorm of 1991 and it’s aftermath On October 19th, 1991 a grass fire started near 7151 Buckingham Blvd, Oakland Ca. The fire department came quickly and extinguished it, or so they had thought. A day later, on October 20th, it reignited a short walk away near 7185 Marlborough Terrace and quickly spread. The high winds and dry climate allowed it to spread quickly with some winds exceeding 100 km/h. This fire destroyed over 3,000 buildings. It led to stricter housing regulations, a…

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    This he says is deeply rooted in the civil rights movement (Rios, 2011; 29). The black people settled in Oakland from the south during World War II. Having a huge presence of the black people, Oakland became highly involved in the civil rights movements across America where black people demanded for their rights. The black people were for instance protesting the lack of employment, segregation and general…

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    non-representational work of art titled, Dark Continent III. The media used is acrylic on paper and it is 42x 30 in. It is a work of art created by the artist, Robert Colescott in 1989. Colescott was an African American artist born on August 26, 1925 in Oakland, California. He died on June 4, 2009. The exhibition was a very large and spacious room with dim lighting. And a light shining down on the works of art, almost like a spotlight. The exhibition is very quiet with other people walking…

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    Beahm Law Essay

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    that possession of a controlled substance is considered a misdemeanor and carries a possible 1-year jail term. For the sake of your future, you need to consult with Beahm Law. We at Beahm Law are the leading legal experts in drug possession law in Oakland. We are available around the clock, making us the best, and most dedicated, law firm representing clients charged with drug possession. Don’t hesitate to call, visit, or email us as soon as possible. We’ll be happy to schedule a free…

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    do well in a hitters ballpark. Bradford did. No one thought that Bradford would become a reliable reliever in the big leagues. Bradford became one. I found out about Chad Bradford in July of 2005 when the Boston Red Sox acquired him from the Oakland Athletics for an outfielder by the name of Jay Payton. I found out more about him from the book Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis, who devotes a whole chapter to the righty reliever. In Moneyball, Lewis tells the…

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    On Thursday, June 15th, I parked in the 4 hour parking area on Everett Street in El Cerrito, near the El Cerrito Plaza Bart Station, in order to take BART to the Warriors Parade in downtown Oakland. I first attempted to park at the BART station, but the lot was full. I parked just before 10:00am and caught the train from El Cerrito Plaza to Lake Merritt Station to catch the parade near the end. It took about 30 minutes to get from where I parked to where I watched the parade (21 minute BART…

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    Why Is Moneyball Unfair

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    Micheal Lewis’ Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair game is a story about Billy Beane. General manager of the Oakland Athletics (A’s) who used statistical analysis to win the baseball league. Beane was once a great baseball player during high school. Judging from his potential and skill, many baseball scouts wanted him in the team. However, he struggled in the minor league and never made it to the major league. Due to his unsuccessful career as a player, he retired as he was no longer…

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    the New Year in 2012, I went to the game in Oakland for the playoff with my husband and his friends. I was getting up, and smelling the coffee and breakfast that my husband made for me. I was excited and eating some eggs mixed with bacon and pancake, plus drinking nicely coffee, it was really delicious like the heaven. We got ready and were waiting for my husband’s friends to pick us up, so they did. Secondly, we finally arrived the stadium in Oakland, it looked like bigger and ghetto to me. I…

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    asked again – “where are you going to college?” I’d prefer the Bloomin’ Onion to this any day of the week. “Oakland Community College” It was forced out, as if I had choked on the garden salad that had been delivered moments earlier. The waitress seemed pleased with my response, but she was lying. She must have been. No one could possibly enjoy community college, right? Walking out of the Oakland University gym with the graduating class of Waterford Kettering High School, it seemed everyone had…

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    December 2, 2016 in Oakland, California a fire broke out in a warehouse known as Ghost Ship. At that time they were hosting a concert that had artists from the house music record label 100 percent silk. 36 people were killed in that fire and it is said that is was the deadliest fire ever in the history of Oakland. It was the deadliest in California since the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Nobody knows exactly what caused the fire but it was such a bad warehouse because of all the safety hazards…

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