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    1. What technologies are New York and Barcelona employing to run their cities more efficiently and improve citizens’ quality of life? The New York City government uses the big data which collects from 311 program and wireless sensors to find the way to reduce the noise population. They made a noise limit ordinance for vehicles. The government also analyze the data to make the garbage collection become more efficient. The model they created helps the government to identify more hazardous…

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    When a city and its metropolitan areas are designed and settled, the purposes for which an area is used are taken into consideration. This subject is examined by Sociologist Ernest Burgess in "The Growth of the City," in which he examines Chicago and vicinity. In addition, Bruce Epperson (2007), the author of “Eminence Domain: Reassessing the Life and Public Works of Robert Moses” examines the way in which Robert Moses geared his projects for New York City and the surrounding area (p.1). However…

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    cultural object of the state of New York, Bellevue Hospital, the first public hospital in the US. It is located on First Avenue between 27th & 28th Street in Manhattan. Although, most people recognize Bellevue by its psychiatric service and/or because it is the one that serves the Ebola patients; the hospital offers an ample variety of medical specialties; it is a level one trauma center, a teaching hospital and a prison. Different factors calls my attention from this hospital, I would say…

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    gave their ideas and how crimes should be down and how the police should do better community policing. In order to keep the public safe with these social scientists, theories will be determined which is best strategy to keep New York safe. In Herman Goldstein essay the new policing Goldstein used 5 spches on how we can improved community relations with the community there are refining the police function and public expectations , getting involved in the substance of policing, rethinking the…

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    areas. This is a problem in the New York City public schools and the New York Times has published two articles addressing the problem. The "More New York City Schools join Diversity Initiative" article, talks about how some schools in New York City are fighting against educational segregation. Some of the schools in New York City are making a point to admit more students of color and poorer backgrounds into the richer public schools. The problem with the New York City school system is that the…

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    In every great city throughout history, there has always been a separation between those who are marginalized and downtrodden and the upper echelons of society. This reached a climax in the first modern metropolis, New York City. At the turn of the twentieth century, the United States of America was in the process of emerging as an industrial and economic world power. The chance to come to the land of opportunity lead to a massive influx of immigrants, the majority of which were uneducated and…

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    In every great city throughout history, there has always been separation between those who are marginalized and down trodden and the upper echelons of society. This reached a climax in the first modern metropolis, New York City. At the turn of the twentieth century, the United States of America was in the process of emerging as an industrial and economic world power. The chance to come to the land of opportunity lead to a massive influx of immigrants, the majority of which were uneducated and…

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    Chinatown Ethnic Enclaves

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    Chinatown is an ethnic enclave which defined as an area in a city with a high concentration of Chinese people. In fact, Chinatown has been home to many immigrant families, and people who reside in Chinatown rely on networks of relatives and friends and on affordable goods, food as well as housing within the neighborhood. New York City 's Chinatown is considered the largest Chinatown in the United States (Waxman, n.d.), and it is located on the lower east side of Manhattan. According to National…

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    Essay About New York City

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    on fossil fuels. We need to find a new, sustainable path to the future we want. We need a clean industrial revolution” For as long as I can remember I loved the idea of living in the city, till this day if my family and I don 't travel to New york City at least once for the holidays it won’t really feel like Christmas at all. They say New York on Christmas resembles the milky way with all the bright lights and highlights of red and green but this beautiful city that brings peace and tradition…

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    Gunbold Research Paper

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    US embassy to report on chinese economic growth. After one day’s later i wanted to see the beauty of the shanghai by myself. In the day city almost westernized I can’t even see the difference between new york. In the city lot of friendly faces with rush with the crowd. In the night city sparking light and lot of entertainment. I’am even feel like I’m in New York not Shanghai One day the embassy reform that heavy storm will hit the shanghai. So there is no way to fly back to US. So i have to…

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