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    Into the West

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    business men preying on ignorant and uneducated people. We see fishermen being conned to buy lands that they would turn over to corporate hands and natives letting go of their titles to white men whom had made them bad deals. The rush west brought in rail roads and cowboys‚ thieves and cattle wranglers the amount of growth was unlike anything that had been seen. There were many key issues that kept many immigrants from going west. A few of these key issues were; the people had with going west were fear

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    as a bomb‚ this has still made worldwide attention when it happened on September 11‚ 2001 that killed over 2‚900 people. This included four airliners from American and United Airlines‚ which killed over 260 people‚ including 19 terrorists. Airports‚ rail stations‚ buses‚ and ferries have a large number of people in a small enclosed space which is an attention for a terrorist attack plot. In the past twenty years‚ numerous cities have been targeted by terrorists. London in 2007 which was coordinated

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    Off the Beaten Track The majority of foreign tourists‚ willing to explore Bulgarian culture and traditions‚ often make the mistake of ignoring the beauty of our rural areas and natural heritage. Instead‚ they pace up and down in over-crowded malls in search of things they can find in their own country. Therefore‚ they need a guidance in order to avoid future disappointment. Belogradchik Rocks Belogradchik rocks are a group of strangely shaped stones which vary in colour‚ shape and height

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    approaching and crossing railroads. It is important when you first arrive at a railroad crossing to always slow down and pay attention to your surroundings. If you come to a stop at a railroad crossing you must be at least 15 feet from the nearest rail‚ and if you intend to park near a railroad crossing‚ you must be at least 50 feet from it. It is extremely important to understand that a train has the right of way in any situation. Whether you are a car‚ ambulance‚ police officer‚ or pedestrian‚

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    GPS/GSM based train tracking system – utilizing mobile networks to support public transportation. Dileepa Jayakody‚ Mananu Gunawardana‚ Nipuna Wicrama Surendra‚ Dayan Gayasri Jayasekara‚ Chanaka Upendra‚ Supervisor‚ Rangana De Silva Abstract : The paper presents a solution implemented at Sri Lanka‚ to provide an intelligent train tracking and management system to improve the existing railway transport service. The solution is based on powerful combination of mobile computing‚ Global System for

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    Chris Shaw 11/22/14 5B Theater Production: Tracks One thing I generally enjoyed the way they portrayed most of the characters. The characters had certain aspects to them that were exaggerated‚ and made it humorous but obvious what and who they were trying to portray. Though it was almost the border line of stereotyping the characters into a typical classification of a college liberal arts professor‚ a nun (personally my favorite)‚ or a pair of over dramatic teenagers who are love struck half

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    16‚ 1853‚ when the first wheels rolled on rails from Bombay to Thane‚ the Indian Railways has emerged today as the main vehicle for socio-economic development of the country. Rail transportation has a number of favourable characteristics as compared to road transportation. It is six times more energy-efficient than road and four times more economical. The social costs in terms of environment damage or degradation are significantly lower in rail. Rail construction costs are approximately six times

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    Railroad Essay

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    first tracks of a dream were being nailed into the future. In just a week‚ people could travel west in search of land to settle on. The railroads allowed for faster transportation‚ and economic development‚ portraying the West as a “land of limitless opportunity.” The railroad impacted westward expansion by allowing people and cargo to be transported rapidly. They made travel safer‚ compared to the wagon and its accidents‚ and allowed settlements to import whatever they needed via the rail. Stretching

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    During the second industrial revolution the American economy had an explosion of growth‚ many historians attribute this growth to the construction of the railroads. This attribution is due to the many benefits that arose during the construction and development of railroads. The railroads allowed widespread migration from east to west that allowed for greater exploitation of western pastures. Railroads also allowed for industrial innovations through the use of technical knowhow developed during construction

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    Louise Erdrich’s novel Tracks‚ published in 1988‚ recounts the story of an Anishinaabe family on an Indian reservation. The plot revolves around the life history of the protagonist‚ Fleur Pillager. Erdrich uses the multiple narrator technique by telling the story from the perspectives of Nanapush‚ an affable tribal elder‚ and Pauline Puyat‚ a mixed-blood girl. The novel recounts the incidents that took place between the years 1912 to 1924 in the life of Fleur Pillager. Erdrich divides the narrative

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