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    Descriptive Writing As you enter the park by pushing its big black gate you can hear the shouting of kids and the air is filled with the voices of people. On the left and right hand side there are many trees with people sitting under them reading books or having picnics. In front there is a path that goes straight and then divides into two‚ one going to the left and the other to the right. If you take the right path you could hear the shouting of children louder than before. There are kids running

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    Rosa Parks Obstacles

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    choose one of a million may take you between being successful ‚or a failure. The majority of paths that life can take you to be successful rather than a failure are the paths that have you to endure hardships that block the way. The path that Rosa Parks took wasn’t that simple to begin with‚being an African American had some hardships in the path. Most times these hardships have to deal with discrimination and being born before the civil acts movement. Having few to little rights didn’t stop her on

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    Balboa Park Museum

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    Jessica Carrasco August 9‚ 2010 Art 100 – 40676 The Timken Museum‚ Balboa Park The Timken Museum is located in Balboa Park. The museum is permanently displaying Putnam Foundation Collection. This specific collection contains art work spanning from old American art to Russian Icons from the Moscow and Novgorad schools. I found that of the Italian pieces‚ the first that I enjoyed is Luca Carlevarij’s oil painting of The Piazzetta at Venice displays great depth and the dimensions. Because of

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    Speech On Rosa Parks

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    The day was December 1‚ 1955 ‚ were 42-year old Rosa Parks was arrested for not giving up her seat. I remember the day clearly; it was like it was happening to me. I will never forget how brave she was‚ and how much courage it took to stand up to a white man. It all started when Rosa Parks stood up for what she believed in. She believed in equality for all. That is why she refused to give up her seat to a whiter persoon. It wasn’t that she was physically tired‚ she was just tired of giving in. AS

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    Parallel Park Speech

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    want me to teach you how to parallel park? Ok then let’s see how this is going to work. First‚ we’re going to start off easy on an empty street and start out by parking the car along an empty curb. Now that you have done that we can try to parallel park behind a car that’s already parked. Then you will try parking your car between two cars with ample space between them of course. As you get better at that and grow more comfortable‚ you can try to parallel park between cars that are closer to each

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    Eco Parks & Environment

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    Eco-Industrial Parks: The Case for Private Planning Industrial ecologists are championing eco-industrial parks or EIPs as tools for pursuing sustainable development. An EIP is a community of companies located in one region that exchange and make use of each other’s by-products or energy. Among the best known is Kalundborg‚ Denmark‚ a city in which the major industries and the local government trade their waste streams and energy resources. Many commentators see Kalundborg as a model that should

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    Clybourne Park Summary

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    one will listen to what she has to say * Lindsey describes the how the community has changed over time * Lena tells the group about the history of the house and her childhood growing up in it * Lindsey find out about Kenneth’s suicide in the house and is angry that she did not know about it * Dan arrives with buried trunk containing Kenneth’s suicide note; note is left unread The play takes place in a middle class white neighborhood in Chicago called Clybourne Park. The First Act takes

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    Sunday in the Park What is the point of being a parent? Is it to patronize and make decisions for your child? Decisions they were not able or interested in making themselves? Is it to shield them from the world and all its awfulness‚ or is it simply too prepare them for it? Whether we like it or not‚ the world is a hard and rough place and children need to figure this out… apparently. That is the basic message in “Sunday in the Park”. How should you handle situations that you are not ready for?

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    The play Clybourne Park

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    50 Years to Move In And Out The play Clybourne Park was enjoyable to watch. The first act that takes place in 1959 showed the world of an older couple who wants to sell their house and move to the city. With the beginning of the play‚ the man was in the armchair‚ the woman was busy organizing things with the help of the black servant. During the act‚ other characters enter the house and the main conversation topic among them is selling the house. The couple’s neighbors are trying to convince the

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    The Funeral‚ by: Gordon Parks “Death ends a life‚ not a relationship.” ― Mitch Albom‚ Tuesdays with Morrie. In “The Funeral‚” a poem by Gordon Parks‚ it talks about his father’s own funeral. Gordon Parks was a photographer‚ director‚ poet‚ and a screenwriter. He worked at Life Magazine and he also composed music. He was born in Chicago in 1912. In 1942 he won a photography contest. I chose this poem because of the title and the picture next to the poem. “The Funeral” is a descriptive poem that talks

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