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    Scientific Publishing Company‚ Amsterdam - Printed in the Netherlands JAPAN’S URBAN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM I N T HE MAJOR TRANSPORT S P H E R E S * T OMOKI NOGUCHI Urban Transportation Program‚ Department of Civil Engineering‚ University of Washington‚ Seattle‚ Washington 98195 ABSTRACT T he urban areas in Japan have undergone rapid changes in the last two and one-half d ecades. At the same time‚ the urban transportation system has been faced with n umerous problems which need to be

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    School of Civil Engineering Geotechnical Implications of Urban Greening March 2013 Geotechnical Implications of Urban Greening March 2013 Report prepared by (Joshua Webb) As part of the MEng research project 2012/13 The material in this report was prepared as part of the M.Eng. course in Civil Engineering and should not be published without the permission of The University of Birmingham. The University of Birmingham accepts no responsibility for the statements made in this document

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    Name: Sherif Nader A. GOUBRAN ID: 900092358 Date: 13-5-2010 Class & Section: English 201-02 Dr. Loubna Youssef Subtitle: Research Paper (final Draft) A Solution: Urban Chaos in Cairo What is known today as the Greater Cairo Region is in fact a combination of a number of neighbouring cities and governorates (including Cairo‚ Giza‚ Helwan‚ Qalyubia and 6th of October. Since the first establishment in the region‚ Al- Fustat in 641 AD‚ Cairo was in continuous growth. The numerous and different

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    Aminata faced many struggles throughout the novel “The Book of Negroes” by Lawrence Hill‚ in which she overcame them‚ thus shaping her into a wise and strong person by the end of the book. She adapted to many drastic and immediate changes throughout her journey which includes her witnessing her village being destroyed‚ the voyage on the Atlantic Ocean from Africa to North America‚ and accepting the fact that she was a slave and overcoming it. Aminata was born in Bayo in Africa; she was raised by

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    Samantha Meyer Professor Mettler History 146 27 February 2013 A Long Struggle and Fight Freedom is seen as being free‚ making your own decisions‚ independence‚ and not being under restraint. During reconstruction and World War I‚ freedom was seen as either easily acquired or a dream. African Americans were not born with the gift of freedom. During this time period‚ blacks struggled with gaining freedom. White people had a very different version of freedom and were not willing to give it up easily

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    Urban Ecology Research Paper

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    I chose the Urban Ecology Center. I was mainly interested in the field research opportunities as they pertained to my education in Natural Science as well as my own personal passions and interest. The Urban Ecology Center is a community built organization‚ which gives back to the environment‚ educates children on being conscious of the environment as well as provides a public space for any one to come and be a part of the goings on or just hang out and use the facilities. The Urban Ecology Center

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    answer‚ and soon. As human beings‚ anticipating a response is unbearable. Area 51 has and continues to spark a multiplicity of fascinating inquiry‚ many left for the questionee to decide on his or her own. The idea of associating Area 51 with extraterrestrials is a fault in the government’s security. The allowance for the media to distribute false evidence is a hoax. Deferring people from actual activities going on at Area 51 will only raise curiosity. Steel and aluminum bodies poured onto the

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    Urban Stress There are many factors that stress out plants and trees around our area. Because we are located in an urban setting‚ these plants and trees are more vulnerable to such stress. During our walk around campus‚ I noticed an enormous amount of stress done to the plants and trees. In this essay‚ I will explain my observations of urban stress around Temple University ’s campus and how each factor plays an important role and how it influences the survival of each plant and tree. Heat

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    and the huge influx of population from rural to urban areas in search of better economic opportunities. What would precisely be considered as urban development is achieving balanced growth in an urban area with an eye to equity in employment‚ housing‚ basic services‚ social infrastructure and transportation. With the multifarious growth of urbanization‚ cities today are expanding alarmingly which has resulted in the haphazard growth of the urban areas. It is but that today‚ due to overgrowing population

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    The Struggle over the Saloon In 1881‚ the people of Worcester‚ MA debated whether to vote to “…sanction the sale of liquor under a licensing system” or to “…close all liquor dealers and saloons.” How one stood on this issue was often determined by their social class. For example‚ “…the temperance crusade was‚ in part‚ an effort made by the city’s middle and upper classes to reform‚ reshape‚ and restrict working-class recreational practices.” But nevertheless‚ this struggle never followed straight

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