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    I was fascinated at a young age at skyscrapers and roller coasters and how those things seem to defy gravity. Yet, like all high schools they not teaching you anything you need to know about life. Even though I got to go to a better school the curriculum was linear. They not teaching you how…

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    differently. However, Antonio’s time here in the United States was sad and that was because he could not enjoy it with his family. As stated, “My arrival in New York City was a dream come true. It was like being in a world for giants. There were skyscrapers everywhere, but I was always afraid of what could happen next…The saddest thing, however, was living without my brother or grandparents” (My Immigration Story, 231). This statement was the main structure for his story because more than…

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    too scared to answer his father’s call on 9/11 which Oskar knew would be the last chance to talk to his father. Oskar has an uncommon fixation on his phobias and becomes anxious when thinking about them. For example, Oskar contemplates an inverted skyscraper for dead bodies since the earth will eventually run out of room to hold the bodies. Oskar is entirely consumed with the desire to complete the final expedition that his father has given him. Oskar pathologically searches for the hole that…

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    man Abbad how to fly a plane, since everyone else turned him away because of his race. “When I came to your door, when I said, I want to be a pilot, you immediately thought I was another crazy terrorist that wanted to learn how to fly planes into skyscrapers” (Alexie 110). Abbad stated that seven flight instructors have turned him away thinking that he was a terrorist. “Of course you did. And you know how I know such things? How? Because before I came to you I was turned away from seven flight…

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    Jane Jacobs Case Study

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    Paradigm Changes: Vernacular in Time of Jane Jacobs and New Urbanism New Urbanist principles and the values they engender have align with the apparent revival of U.S. neoconservatism over the recent decades. This is evident in the close tie between New Urbanism’s brand of urban values and its explicitly stated desire to return to certain past; the vernacular. This unbroken trend towards increasing economies of scale at the economic and organizational levels have since been enjoying increasing…

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    swimming pool is the perfect relaxation between the hot weather of summer. Whether you are fond of swim in a green pool surrounded with the tropical climate of Asian countries, or want to spend your time in a luxury one located on the top floor of the skyscraper in the big city, surely that these odd swimming pools below will make you excited and dream to swim in them once in your lifetime: Hanging Gardens Ubud Hotel’s swimming pool, Bali, Indonesia Located inside the 7-star hotel Hanging…

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    On September 11th, 2001, the attack on the World Trade Center basically started a long never ending war on terrorism. On that day some Arabic men hijacked airplanes during the middle of the flight, and they flew the plans into skyscrapers at the World Trade Center in New Your City. This impact made the Twin Towers collapse. Later on, we found out that a man by the name of Osama Bin Laden was the reason for the terroristic attack on the United States of America. Many of us would love to place the…

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    Immigrant Interview

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    opportunities moreover, he liked the fact that the American education system is not restrictive and it allowed students to interact more with the professors as compared to Asia. The expectation he had of the United States was ultra modern with tall skyscrapers and big cities. In addition, he also expected that Americans were knowledgeable about the world affairs due to the fact that both the media and newspapers display that the United States were constantly involved…

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    Cheating Post Summary

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    bodily stress was probably the most interesting discussion that I initiated. In this post, I talked about how "green environments" can lead to a decrease in stress and beneficial effects on our body, whereas environments convoluted with massive skyscrapers and industrial zones can actually have detrimental effects on the body. I think that this article was very relevant to students at the University of McMaster, as we are oftentimes stressed by academics, and knowing how to cope with it can be…

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    Kenya Misconceptions

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    "If I was to travel to Kenya, I would have to be armed to teeth. It's one of the most dangerous countries, I hear." Jean Claude Maria from France says. "Do you have smartphones?" Samantha Woods from Seattle, US inquires. Most people who have never been to Africa believe its not far from what they saw on Lion King, God's Must Be Crazy, and Coming to America. But of all the misconceptions, these are most common regarding Kenya: The Maasai from Kenya are Cave Men That they light fire by rubbing…

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