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    Readers Response- “The Pedestrian” – Ray Bradbury Lines 11-12- “And on his way he would see cottages and homes with their dark windows‚ and it was not unequal to walking through a graveyard…” This quote from the poem helps to set the mood of the rest of the story. The story opens up with the writer telling about the main character Leonard Mead getting ready to take a walk in the city around eight p.m. He goes on to talk about how the character enjoys taking these walks and didn’t know which

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    in the Financial District with approximately 100‚000 commuters entering and leaving the area each working day. (Davidson) This results in heavy congestion in the area and problems in terms of transportation including cars‚ public transport‚ and pedestrians. I have had the opportunity to visit the Financial District BIA on Tuesday‚ November 10th‚ 2015 at approximately 8:00AM and again at 1:00pm. During both of these times the area was trafficked‚ more heavily so at 8:00AM. The most used forms of

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    The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury Utopia: an ideal place (fictional) This short story is an example of Dystopian fiction – dealing with a society that embodies a flawed perfection – achieved at a cost. In the story‚ Ray Bradbury attacks a society which is‚ in effect‚ a police state – a totalitarian regime. The sole representative of the regime is‚ appropriately‚ the police car. Mead is a non-conformist whose ‘crime’ is to walk for pleasure – a most simple and natural activity. The oppressive

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    and human nature‚ and the existence of theme allows readers to better understand the author’s purpose. The short story”Identities’’by W.D. Valgardson is about a man who lives in a wealthy neighborhood‚ but gets lost in a rundown area. ‘The pedestrian’ ‘by Ray Bradbury‚ is set in the future‚ where a man is arrested for taking an ordinary evening stroll. And “The charmer’’ by Budge Wilson is a remarkable story about a Canadian family that finds emotional conflict between parents and their

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    AS 91104(v.1): analyse significant connections across texts‚ supported by evidence Utopian vs. dystopian The texts that I used to research connections of rebellion and controlled where‚ In Time directed by Andrew Niccol‚ The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury‚ Examination day by Henry Slesar and Imagine composed by John Lennon. In time directed by Andrew Niccol‚ Will Salis (Justin Timberlake) my character of interest is an ordinary guy paying his dues as a steel mill labourer.in the tragic scene

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    activity Walkability is a measure of how friendly an area is to walking. Walkability has many health‚ environmental‚ and economic benefits. Factors influencing walkability include the presence or absence and quality of footpaths‚ sidewalks or other pedestrian rights-of-way‚ traffic and road conditions‚ land use patterns‚ building accessibility‚ and safety‚ among others. Walkability is an important concept in sustainable urban design (Grignaffini‚ Cappellanti & Cefalo 2008). The high-walkability neighborhood

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    numerous strategies adopted in different cities to improve walkability from policy formulation to improving infrastructure and initiating walking trips. Policy Formulation Transport for London (TfL) proposed a practice guide in 2005 aiming to improve pedestrian conditions and consider future improvement potentials to a development for Government authority to assess planning application. The criteria of a good walking network were classified as 5Cs: Connected‚ Convivial‚ Conspicuous‚ Comfortable and Convenient

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    left their car at home once a month and walked for 20 minutes instead‚ we could save up to 320‚000 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year‚ the same amount produced by 50‚000 homes. Car users regularly suffer up to three times as much pollution as pedestrians because they are sitting in traffic in the line of exhaust fumes from the car in front. Walking also has indirect environmental benefits. The more we

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    Pre-Feasibility of Light Rail Transit in Dhaka City 1Ashish Kumer Saha ABSTRUCT: Dhaka‚ the capital‚ administrative and commercial hub of Bangladesh is subjected to acute traffic congestion‚ inadequate traffic management‚ high accident rates and increasing air pollution problems. The deteriorating traffic conditions are affecting the city’s efficiency performance and are being considered as a major impediment for her economic growth and development‚ causing frustration among the residents and prompting

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    INTRODUCTION: Traffic consists of pedestrians‚ street cars‚ ridden animals‚ bicycles and other motor vehicles. The enhancement of technology and the start of urbanization have transformed the standard living of individuals in travelling and moving goods and commodities from one place to another. These changes brought difficulty and problem of travelling due to the unavoidable traffic congestions especially at rush hours. However‚ traffic problems are part of daily life of motorists these days

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