...The Baltimore Love Project The Baltimore love project is a self-initiated project founded by Michael Owen and Scott Burkholder.(cite) The lead artist, Owen is a contemporary artist who attended Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA);whereas, his partner, Burkholder attended Johns Hopkins University.(cite) Owen came up with the design for the murals hoping that it would bring Baltimore communities together and create love with in the neighborhoods. These drawings can be considered as a street art because it was drawn on 20 walls in various neighborhoods throughout the Baltimore city. For these paper, I focused on the love painting, which designed to help connect communities through out the Baltimore city through love themed murals in order to promote peace, inclusion, equality, hope and inspiration. The murals are drawings of four distinctive hands spelling the word “Love”. When I observed the paintings, I don’t see race, socio-economical status or gender. Instead in the paining, I see hands that belong to human beings working together to spell out love. Four hands represent a group of people working together towards a goal. In the image, the goal is to spelling the word “Love”. However, this is metaphor where the hand represents the people in the community working together in order to create peace, develop the neighborhood or fight for a...
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...Roland Emmerich. The movie is based on a paleoclimatologist that treks across America to save his son who is trapped by a sudden international storm that plunges America into a new Ice Age. I liked this movie for many reasons, but it had some draw backs. Summary In the beginning of the movie Jack Hall (played by Dennis Quaid) is at the North Pole drilling core samples for research on global warming. As they are drilling into the ice getting samples, the ice starts to split leaving a very large valley in the ice and some of the samples could be left behind. Jack makes a daring leap across what seems to be a 7 foot crevice in the ice. He makes it across and gets the samples but as he is about to leap back across to the safety of his colleges the ice splits again, and he narrowly escapes falling in the crevice. After getting the samples back to the lab and testing them he realizes that there is an issue with the samples and also that there was a sheet of Ice the size of Texas that broke off, so he goes to a convention to warn other people of the facts that he has learned. Discussion One thing that I liked about this movie is the snow. The fact that the frigid cold could freeze your skin, crystalize your lungs, freeze Jet fuel at -200 Fahrenheit in a matter of seconds. Also it froze the ocean solid enough that it could be driven on and walked upon. It was pretty cool how they could drive across the ocean and the super deep snow and nothing happens to them. Flag poles...
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...destination. He and I always wanted to travel to Australia to the beautiful city of Perth found in Western Australia. Perth is the Capital and largest city in Western Australia. The city has an estimated population of 1, 7000,000 people with the average age being 34. The Metropolitan area in Perth is located south West of Western Australia between the Indian Ocean and low costal escarpment. Perth‘s population is in eighth place for the world’s most livable Cities (The Economist’s 20011.) I ‘am very much looking forward to the hot weather and we will have to pay attention to the heat advisory often. There are many attractions and restraints in store for us once we land. The attractions we have chosen were based on our love for animals, knowledge and research. My husband and I thought about the many different ways to Travel to Perth from Nashville TN. The most reasonable way we came up with was by Plane because we would be crossing over the Pacific Ocean. I tend to become sea sick so the option of traveling by boat was out of the question for me. There is an adventures option which would be to drive across country kayak across the Pacific Ocean and then take a ferry or continue to Kayak into Perth. I’ am not looking to venture to travel for my own leisure. My husband and I decided to travel by plane costing us $2,252.00 and we would be on the plane for an average of 29 hours and 15 minutes. I am sure driving across country and Kayaking would take much longer. On our flight we will have...
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...secret she held onto for many years. Now slowly her secret is coming out and it is not pretty. This girl’s name is Chicago. That’s right Chicago, IL. One of the most beautiful cities in the world is a secret killer. This also happens to be the city that I was born and raised. When most people think to Chicago they think of violence and killings, and some may even think of the Bean or the Willis Tower (which I will always call the Sears Tower). What I think of when I hear Chicago is home. Chicago is my home and will always be my home no matter where I live, Chicago is home. Chicago is the place that built me it is the place that instilled into me some of the sense and some of the witty street smarts that I have today. It is also the home to millions who love her just as I do, no matter the struggles or the violence or whatever it may be that Chicago and its people go through we all still love the city. Though at times it may seem like the city doesn’t love us we all still love her....
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...Portage is an astounding community! With exceptional schools, lively city events, and a compassionate perception of nature, what’s not to love? I’m so lucky to live in Portage! First of all, the city events are a blast! Especially the holiday parades. Everyone loves listening to cheerful music, and watching all the exciting floats drift by. On the Fourth of July, the citizens of Portage gather together to watch fireworks, enjoy snacks, and have fun with friends. The ooh’s and aah’s fill the night sky while a display of colorful lights explode across the sky. Yet another amazing city event is the portage library events! The library does a superb job of creating amazing activities, like movie nights, bake offs, and so much more! The library...
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...Imagine the cattle town of Sioux City, Iowa, in 1912. What wasn’t dusty was surely muddy. What wasn’t hauled by wagons or riverboats was loaded on railcars. Livestock was bought and sold every single day, coal was being unloaded and burned, and buildings and houses of brick and stone were going up. The scent of progress was in the air when Hubert Everist stepped off the train and made his way to his father’s place of business. His father, L.G. Everist, was a purveyor of retail coal on what was lower 4th Street. Much of his time during the past 15 years had been spent gaining a slim foothold in the very competitive coal business in this hardscrabble boomtown in western Iowa. We don’t know what the conversation was that day, but by the end of it, Hubert, age 25, was sitting at the president’s desk and his father...
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...sat beside the dead woman’s corpse refusing to eat or sleep. Siddhartha honored the boy's grief by letting him do whatever he wanted, and letter learned that the boy was spoiled by the city life. As time passed, the boy remained a stranger to Siddhartha when he refused to work, displayed a proud and stubborn heart and lack respect for his elders. Siddhartha waited for a long time for his son to understand, accept, and even return his love. Vasudeva advised Siddhartha to return the boy to the city and with one of the servants or even his teacher but be in an environment he was used to. However, Siddhartha could not follow his friend's advice to give up his son. He, therefore, let his son order him around and do his chores. One day, Siddhartha lost his patience when the boy turned openly against him. He had given the boy a task of collecting brushwood, but the boy refused and instead shouted his hatred and contempt to his father’s face. The boy later ran off and did not return until tale in the evening. The following morning the boy was gone and stolen the money and the boat. Siddhartha saw the boat on the opposite side of the shore, and he knew the boy had run away. Siddhartha and Vasudeva built a raft and crossed the river, and Siddhartha went after the boy. On reaching the main gate of the city, Siddhartha stood there recalling his first encounter with Kamala as she gave him his first kiss. Siddhartha was awakened by a hand touching his shoulder, and as he stood up, he saw Vasudeva...
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...day that shocked the whole world. In the beginning of the poem, the first stanza, the speaker is describing New York and how beautiful it can be in September, the way the speaker is talking about the city gives the impression that this might be a person that is from New York and that loves the city. The speaker is describing the color of the sky using the word “baby blue” (2) and describes the wind using a simile saying that it is “mild/ as a breath” (2-3) which really gives you a feeling of what this day looks like. The speaker ends the stanza with saying that if you have important things to do “now’s when to do it” (4) before it might be to late, referring to the attack that is about to happen that day. In the second stanza the speaker is continuing to describe how beautiful a day in September can be, the speaker says “even on so odd/an island as Manhattan” (7-8) meaning that even though Manhattan isn’t some tropical island it can still be beautiful in September. The speaker continues with saying, “without an ice cap, or those desert spaces/ composed of dust and emptiness and God” (11-12), the speaker is using these metaphors to describe that a September day in New York is beautiful, but without the cold and sad feelings that hit New York on the day of the attack, that the city is beautiful without all the empty spaces full of dust and peoples lifeless bodies that was all that was left after the towers fell to the ground In the third stanza the speaker mentions once again how...
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...reflected and/or influenced the 1960s.” Living Dead: The Cultural Impact of the Grateful Dead The decade of the 1960’s saw plenty of musicians become involved in the protest movement. Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell, among others, wrote of the injustices of American society. While the Beatles were singing “All You Need Is Love”, the Rolling Stones wrote about the “Street Fighting Man”. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young sang about the Kent State shootings in “Ohio”. Country Joe McDonald encouraged the burning of draft cards while leading the “Fish Cheer”. However, the degree of influence each had on not just the 1960’s, but ensuing decades waned as burnout, family life, and lifestyle choices took their toll. The act whose music reflected and influenced not just the 60’s, but decades to come, was the Grateful Dead. The music of the Dead reflected the counterculture of the 1960’s, fostered a self-sustaining, traveling multicultural community, and delivered a message of peace and love for thirty years. San Francisco was the center of the counterculture movement of the 1960’s. The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood attracted thousands of youths from across the country, looking to drop out of traditional society and build a new society. In the middle of this scene, living at 710 Ashbury, were the members of the Grateful Dead. The house band for Ken Kesey’s Acid Tests, the Dead provided the psychedelic soundtrack to the LSD fueled explorations of the Merry Pranksters. They “pioneered...
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...songs with some throwback songs mixed in but they also have skits and shows that they put on for the audience. They have a segment called paternity test Tuesday’s that I find hilarious. While these segments are fictional they are still entertaining because they provide the element of somebody else’s drama that everybody loves to distract them from their own. Z 107.9 is owned by the radio conglomerate Radio One, which is owned by Kathy Hughes. Radio One and Mrs. Hughes own many different radio stations across the country including my favorite station at home in Washington DC 93.9 WKYS. The Radio One home office is also located in the Washington DC area. Kathy Hughes also owns the television company TV One. Some radio shows have been able to cross over and also have a television program. For example the Rickey Smiley show also has a television version or segment of for his show. Another reason that I enjoy listening to some of the more of the shows on Z107.9 is because I know I will be able to listen to them in other places. The greatest example of this being the Rickey Smiley shows. Not only is it broadcast in the Cleveland area but it is also available in cities such as Atlanta and Washington DC. The general manager of Z107.9 is Elisabeth Logan, and the program director is Rochelle Frazier. This station is located in the heart of downtown Cleveland at 6555 Carnegie Avenue Suite 100. Z107.9 has a total of 6 shows going all day and all weeklong. They have different host like Ro...
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...Illinois and Democratic presidential candidate for the 1952 election. Lost election to Eisenhower by a land slide. His weakness and lack of experience and made Eisenhower the presidential nominee favorite. Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican Presidential Candidate Military hero, commander of NATO was Elected President in 1952 by a landslide victory over Adlai Stevenson with 55% of the popular vote and 442 of electoral votes. The Modern West. Federal spending and investments caused economic growth in the west. After the WWII usage of the automobile increased, which in turn increased the demand for the petroleum industry and oil fields of the west. More work caused more people to move West which boosted the economy to start bigger cities Television. Was the most powerful product of mass communication ever. Replaced all other forms of information sources. Television informed America of current events but also caused upheavals to spread. The Fair Deal. Domestic program submitted by President Truman that raised minimum wage, expanded Social Security System, and passed the National Housing Act of 1949 to improve living conditions of poor and low income Americans. Summary Question 1: Describe the economic resurgence following World War II and economic growth of the 1950s and early 1960s. How do culture, society, and economy combine for change? Incorporate your five topics from the matrix (100-150 words). Society, culture and the economy aided the economic growth of...
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...their emotions and feelings. As one person stated, “The emotion expressed is generally one of sadness or melancholy, often due to problems in love.” The musical elements that made blues very popular also sparked the development of a very distinct and unique style of music called jazz. “Jazz was born in New Orleans through the fusion of African-American elements such as ragtime and blues with other traditional styles – spirituals, work songs, and shouts.” What made jazz music unique was that musicians often improvised the melodies on the spot which many people thought would not work, but it in fact did. The vital role jazz and blues music played, sparked the evolution of other musical styles and the acceptance of African-Americans among the white community throughout the twentieth century. One of the earliest composers to contribute to jazz and who also considered himself “the inventor of jazz” was Jelly Roll Martin. Martin began his career playing ragtime piano in New Orleans, but as his musical style progressed, he embraced a new musical style from his blues and ragtime influence. Another important figure in the development of jazz and widely considered as one of the all-time great jazz musicians was Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong. “Louis Armstrong’s originality and charisma were largely responsible for the growing popularity of jazz across color boundaries during the 1920s and 1930s” (Holmes 6). Armstrong’s musical greatness and contributions...
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...Metropolis also shows the destruction of the barrier between man and machine through the machines that power the city. The machines represent the evil in the city, and the lack of communication between the upper and lower classes. The machinery that powers the city almost forms a character in and of itself. It consumes the workers as a predator, but it also forms the heart of the city. Metropolis’ machines are almost living and breathing, but only through its destruction is rebuilding able to start. The machines consume the workers and almost forms a gaping maw swallowing up the workers whole in order to fuel the city. In contrast to Tomorrow’s Eve, Metropolis portrays the machine being evil in and of itself, albeit a necessary one. The boundary...
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...end of the story. He was still the same character as in the beginning. He moved up in his position as friend to Frank which made him feel better, but at the expense of Kenny’s health. Tub still had low self esteem, but he ended up acting as selfish as Frank. Chapter 2 – “How I Met My Husband” 4. Is Edie a sympathetic character? How does her status as “the hired girl” affect the way you respond to her as a reader? Edie was a sympathetic character. Her self-described title “the hired girl” affects the reader’s response as it portrays her with low self esteem. She comes across as not fitting in because she was not in the same social standing as Dr. and Mrs. Peebles. The reader becomes sympathetic with Edie compared to the other characters due to her being a simple girl, humble and naïve. Edie’s status as the “hired girl” makes the reader respond more affectionately towards her. She comes across as very relatable, someone who was not as confident or poised as Mrs. Peebles, but as the reader continues through the story, they realize how strong and capable Edie had become. Chapter 2 – “Eveline” 3. At just about the middle of the story (end of...
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...generations? To answer the first question, we have contacted a specialist on the subject. It’s (?....?), who has been doing research on the matter for almost half a decade: “….” If you have ever had the privilege of visiting Scotland, you will know just what an incredible wealth of natural treasures it possesses. The fine scenery is inspiring to live in and visit, and the imagery of an unspoilt landscape is important in the marketing of Scottish brands selling products such as whiskey. The nature is also important in the marketing of tourism, in fact some cities across the Scottish landscape rely almost entirely on the tourists coming there to experience the wildlife. One of those cities is Oban. Oban is a town known for its tasty whiskey; the city is actually built around the Oban Whiskey Distillery. Nowadays, the city functions as a springboard for tourists to popular sites like Glencoe - and to the Islands. In a city like that it would be perfect to ask the citizens about their opinion on some of our topics: “…” So the knowledge we have gained from these interviews, is mainly, that the Scottish people are very proud of their country. You get the impression, that the nature means something special...
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