Transport

It’s a chilly December day in Cleveland. There are noisy streets, crowded sidewalks, and busy coffee shops filled with customers. I’ve had a long boring day of typing, filing papers, and attending meetings. I finish up my work and start walking down the twelve flights of stairs. Normally the elevator suites me, but from all the sitting I had done today, I thought I needed a little exercise. I get to the main floor, breathing heavily. I open the doors of the tall business building and take a step…

When hauling a boat, it is vitally important that you keep safety at the top of your list of priorities. There are some guidelines that you should always follow when towing a boat with your own personal vehicle. #1 Make Sure The Weight Is Distributed Evenly You are not going to be hauling an empty boat around. You are going to have fuel, equipment and water on your boat. All of these supplies are heavy. Make sure these supplies are distributed evenly on your boat. You don’t want to stack up all…

Bruh, meet me at the fountain,” Called Kirigaya to Eren. “Yea, sure see ya there” Eren called back. Kirigaya went home. He set up his VRMMO station. He put the Helmet on his head and laid down. He turned it on. “Link start” He calmly said. Bright colors flashed. Then after a couple seconds he was at “the fountain.” There was Eren in his “avatar.” Brown hair, blue fiery cape, black pants and boots and named Coro. Kirigaya’s avatar was named “Kirito.” He had long black hair white and red torso,…

According to the Scientific American (PyperClimateWire 2014), “a smart parking system that uses sensors to detect when parking spaces are open and sends the information to the drivers in real time reduce the time spent looking for parking spots by 21%, leading to associated emissions and fuel savings. Los Angeles County, Calif., introduced a traffic signal synchronization program to improve the throughput of vehicles that result in saving 31.3 million hours of travel time, 38 million gallons of…

A man enters a young boys’ bedroom. It appears to be either late at night or early in the morning. The man turns on a bedside lamp illuminating a clock that shows 5:30 a.m. He says “time to wake up, man.” This man is Christopher Gardner, an eager salesman, trying to overcome trials and hardships of his life in the early 1980’s. Gardner, who misguidedly sinks his entire life savings into what he believes is the future of medicine, loses his wife and home. Based in San Francisco, Gardner, who also…

Whether you are relocating to a new city or a few blocks down the road, moving is always a huge undertaking that is best left to the experts—professional movers. People who shun moving companies cite the following myths as their reasons for doing so. 1. Doing It Yourself Saves Money Well, not quite. When you decide to move on your own, you soon realize that there are other hidden and not-so-hidden costs attached with moving. First, you will need to rent a moving truck, take out insurance, and…

One chilly afternoon in Manhattan, New York during what had been a very cold winter two friends were walking home from school. On their way home Maria noticed the wind was picking up and suggested to walk a little faster. As they continued to stroll down the street Jessie looked up and saw that it was getting a lot darker, he could sense there was a storm coming. As they turned the corner, little snowflakes began falling from the sky. They felt the temperature drop almost instantly, the wind…

Blow is a crime-drama movie that takes place in the 1970s and ‘80s. The protagonist starts off as a young adult who recently moved to California and wants a way to make a decent living. He’s offered the chance to sell marijuana from an acquaintance at a hair salon and is quickly swept up in the idea of more is better. After a successful initial run, he wanted more. He felt the need to push for more product, and for a way to cut costs and expenses on his end. He ultimately decides to go straight…

On Monday, November 20th, 2017, at 0000 hours, I was dispatched to Ladnier Road near Graveline Road to assist Officer Allday with a traffic stop. Upon my arrival, Officer Allday conducted a consent given search of the vehicle while I spoke with the driver, Walter Lindsay. I watched how Walter stood and noticed that he could not stand still in one spot so he asked to take a seat on the bumper of the patrol car. I noticed that Walter's eyes were bloodshot and pupils were dilated. I asked…

How I Ended Up Here I found the sleek, black briefcase on the bus. There was no one else on the bus when I boarded. No one got off as I got on. There were only empty wires where the surveillance cameras would normally be. I probably could have and probably should have just handed the briefcase in to the bus driver. And I probably would have done that had the briefcase been locked. There were locks on the briefcase, but it opened freely. I rationalized that I might be looking into the briefcase…