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    Royal city park The stop we choose to represent the purpose of entertainment and relaxing is behind the Royal city park, where is located at downtown Guelph and beside Eramosa river. The Royal city park is the major green space in downtown Guelph and contains riverfront trails. Moreover, it is a significant place that most families choose to gathering and having enjoy moment with their children. According to the official plan and zoning by law, it also mentions that the park behind commercial…

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    Living In Lavaca

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    dining, and entertainment was about a thirty-minute drive away. I had to drive my personal vehicle when taking this trip because public transportation was not available in the country. Access to shopping, dining, and entertainment is much more convenient in Portsmouth. Many places are within walking distance or I can choose to ride one of the many forms of public transportation available. Portsmouth also has more options to choose from, allowing me different shopping, dining, and…

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    It's been six o'clock in the morning I was in my bed. I heard my mother yelling my name "Joey wake up". It took me five minutes to finally get up from my bed; when I heard a loud banging noise coming from my door. I opened the door and saw my mother standing there. I started to walk to the bathroom and did the usual things I do every morning. After I was done everything I need to do upstairs, I headed downstairs to eat breakfast. The food was already made for me it was eggs & bread. I was trying…

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    Public Service Fellowship My entry into civil service was through an internship with the San Francisco Department of the Environment. It was also my first exposure to policy analysis and environmental regulation; I supported the team overseeing clean air and transportation emissions reductions programs. I graduated from college shortly thereafter and was fortunate enough to secure a job with the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development supporting their integrated land-use and…

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    As the subway doors open, I am embraced with the aroma of sweat and grime. I walk out of the train car onto the dirt caked floor of Penn Station. My train whooshes by behind me like a comet. Above me comes a computer-generated voice letting me know where I am. The station is a sea of people. The loud hum of a thousand conversations buzzes in the air. As I walk, I see news stands, fast food places, and small marts. Raggedy homeless people are scattered across the station, while there are also…

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    from this reference that “Gone were the long trail drives that characterized the prairies from 1866 to 1880 Cowboys no longer lived the rough-and-tumble life that fostered so many romantic visions. Instead of herding their boss's cattle over vast public prairie lands, ranchers now worked more as traditional farmhands, drilling wells to provide water to pastures that did not border on streams and tending the fenced herds.”(Technology and the Making of the West." Westward Expansion Reference…

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    Union Station

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    styles” (Union Station, Metro), and the station’s originality still shines through as they incorporate its grand old fashion waiting area with the modern aspect of the city surrounding it, using art. Similarly, the article “Reading and Writing about Public and Private Space” by Silverman, helps pull together the aspects of Union Station. When people enter Union Station many times from a late night or long flight, they are greeted by big leather seating couches making the place seem familiar and…

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    Yesterday I visited Grand Central Station- or I should say terminal, the famous station as changed its names many times throughout the last hundred years. Grand Central’s birth was from a tragedy and underwent many changes from presidents, to abandoned tracks to restaurants, to rebuilding this station is an American Icon. The chief engineer was William J Wilgus and build two version of the terminal before the third and final station designed by Reed and Stem and Warren and Wetmore had been…

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    The Long Island Rail Road

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    There is a great idea about living in New York City that attracts millions of people each year. This is the reason we have so many people that live in our great city. But there are still millions of people that work in our amazing city. The Long Island Rail Road, commonly referred to by acronym, LIRR is the ultimate thread that provides great transportation from the suburban Island to the urban Manhattan. A travel on the LIRR takes anywhere from 20 minutes to 2 hours to get to the city, but is…

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    Subway Attack Report

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    Being originally from Washington, D.C., I spent my childhood riding the subway with my parents from the city to the suburbs. We would pick up our car at the local park-and-ride down the street from our home, and then repeat the same process the next day. During the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, because of the subway, my parents had quick and easy access to my daycare center. With the said, according to the Department of Transportation, statistical data revealed that from…

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