...New York Never Again Joey was staying out of the airplane. She was in USA because she wished to get a job there. She wants to be model, and she knew that there were bigger chances to be stopped at the street, and asked to be a model here. She wants to have her luggage, so she went to the distribution. She got her baggage, and went out to the street. There were a lot of people. She wants to go for a walk, and maybe gets something to eat. Everything was beautiful, so she decided to take a break on a bench. Children were playing with their new dolls. Junkies were there too, and of course the police were there, to get all the thinks in the right order. Suddenly too policemen came over to her. They took her arm and said that she had to go with them. Joey was in shock. That had she done? And why did the policemen say that she had to go with them? Joey understood nothing what happened, so she got with the policemen into the cops. She was scared, and the policemen told nothing to her. They had droved about five minutes, then one of the policemen asked her: “what are you doing at this bench!?” “WHAT do you mean?” asked Joey. She didn’t understand what she had doing wrong. “Please tell us, what are you doing at this bench!?” ”Okay” Joey said. “I was sitting there, because I want a break, and because I want to be a model, do you understand A MODEL! What’s wrong?” The policemen laughed. Joey thought that she had to give her friend Andy information. She called him and said that she...
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...bought a big house in Frisco. I had never seen a house this big before, because the houses in New York were small and cramped compared to a middle class houses of Texas. I felt out of place at first, because all my friends were living in New York, and I was friendless in Texas. After I started school, I found out most people there were new to Frisco as well. I made new friends, went to a new church, and life was starting to look up again. I quickly came to love Texas more than I did New York; however, all good things must come to an end. One night my sisters and I were eating dinner in the living room while my dad was outside drinking a beer and talking to his friends on the phone. After dinner my mom started walking us to our rooms. She then went outside to get my dad and she let him sleep on the couch because he has already passed out outside. We went to sleep and in the morning my mothers friend had come to take us to her house. Later that day, my mom came to her house crying and that's when I found out on September 23, 2005 my father had died of a sudden heart attack. I never really knew what happened until 11 years...
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...New York Never Again It all started when I arrived at the airport. I got in a taxi and drove to my hotel. I got settled and decided explorer “The Big Apple”. I’ve heard so much about it and now I was finally here. I wanted to walk around in New York so I could explore the stores better and experience some more. I went to Chinatown and I was very hungry so I decided to eat some Chinese food. I got one of those boxes and it was very tasteful. When I was full I walked to Central Park so I could sit down on a bench and experience the great nature and the New York air. Time flew by and before I knew it, it was 8.00 pm. and I was getting hungry again. There was still more to see but it just had to wait. I walked back to my hotel and got dinner in the hotel restaurant. It was very good. I was very tired so I decided to go back to my room and sleep an hour and then I would explore the nightlife of New York. I woke up at 10 pm. and went down to the lobby. I asked for directions to a club where I could get something to drink, dance and maybe get a little lucky. I arrived at the club and walked in. I walked to the bar and ordered a drink. I got a lot of drinks and danced. I was quite drunk and then I saw this strange looking man. He looked very nervous and looked over his shoulder and around the room all the time. Then his eyes met mine. He got angry and ran against me. I got scared and started to run away. I ran all I could but then some of his men catches me and starts to...
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...For months, a conflict was brewing between rival gangs in New York. The Guardians were arguably the most harmful of them and comprised two groups, the Red Division committed minor crimes regularly and the funds obtained from such offenses financed the Black Division. This group became identified with the organized crime, it operated. It additionally became common knowledge in New York that it was most advisable to adhere to the demands of the Guardians as failure to do so often resulted in death. With the motto of the Guardians being "Follow or die" this perception became increasingly believed. The only people ready to stand up to them were the Royals, but they did so to obtain cash themselves. Red Division and the Royals may have shared committing...
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...MAN OF EARTH By: Amador Daguio Pliant is the bamboo; I am man of earth; They say that from the bamboo We had our first birth. Am I of the body, Or of the green leaf? Do I have to whisper My every sin and grief? If the wind passes by, Must I stoop and try To measure fully My flexibility? I might have been the bamboo, But I will be a man. Bend me then, O Lord, Bend me if you can. NEW YORKER IN TONDO Marcelino Agana, Jr. SCENE: The parlor of the Mendoza house in Tondo. Front door is at right. Curtained window is at left. Left side of stage is occupied by a rattan set –sofa and two chairs flanking a table. On the right side of the stage, a cabinet radio stands against a back wall. Open door-way in center, background, leads into the rest of the house. MRS. M: (As she walks toward the door) –Visitors, always visitors. Nothing but visitors all day long. Naku, I’m beginning to feel like a society matron. (She opens door. Tony steps in, carrying a bouquet. Tony is 26, dressed to kill, and is the suave type. Right now, however, he is feeling a trifle nervous. He starts slightly on seeing Mrs. Mendoza.) MRS. M : Tony! I thought you were in the provinces. TONY : (Startling) –But is that you, Aling Atang? MRS. M : ( Laughing) --- Of course. It’s I, foolish boy. Who did you think …Carmen Rosales? TONY : You …you don’t look like Aling Atang. MRS. M : (shyly touching her boyish bob) – I had my hair cut. Do I look so...
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...The writers of the book Stolen Into Slavery: The True Story of Solomon Northup, Free Black Man, are not new to the world of writing. On the contrary, they are veteran authors who have researched and written numerous books. Judith and Dennis Fradin recognized that investigating and writing about the fascinating life of Solomon Northup would result in an inspiring book. Before the beginning of the Civil War Solomon Northup lived as a free black man in New York State with his wife and three children, which makes his narrative of being kidnapped and enslaved all the more incomprehensible. Solomon was an educated black man; therefore he was able to compile a narrative of his years as being a stolen “free” black man on the Louisiana cotton and sugar cane plantations. After Solomon was rescued from a Louisiana plantation and reunited with his family, he published his autobiography entitled, 12 Years a Slave. This autobiography led to the creation of a movie by the same name as well as a book for which this summary was written. What an individual remembers and what actually occurred can at times be hard to prove, yet the Fradins were able to verify many of Solomon’s accounts by acquiring actual bills of sale and court records. Any author can write about facts, but with the help of Solomon’s memoirs the Fradins were able to produce a...
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...start again * The cracks in the sidewalk * I’m over of the small talk * Setting off like fire in the wind * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * Running but not looking back * I want a little bit of California * With a little bit of London sky * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away tonight * I want a little bit of open ocean * With a New York state of mind * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away, fly away tonight * Fly away tonight * Fly away tonight * A never ending replay * With memories I can't erase * I see the best in times of sudden peace * Now I'm after paradise * It's your world I'll never find * Say goodbye to pain and misery * Na na na na na na * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * Running but not looking back * I want a little bit of California * With a little bit of London sky * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away tonight * I want a little bit of open ocean * With a New York state of mind * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away, fly away tonight * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * [Bridge] * Coming down to seconds * Always second guessing * Give me up a place to start again *...
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...Taylor Swift "Welcome To New York" lyrics Walking through a crowd The village is aglow Kaleidoscope of loud heartbeats Under coats Everybody here wanted something more Searching for a sound we hadn’t heard before And it said Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York It’s a new soundtrack I could dance to this beat, beat Forevermore The lights are so bright But they never blind me, me Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York When we first dropped our bags On apartment floors Took our broken hearts Put them in a drawer Everybody here was someone else before And you can want who you want Boys and boys and girls and girls Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York Like any great love It keeps you guessing Like any real love It’s ever changing Like any true love It drives you crazy But you know you wouldn’t change Anything, anything, anything… Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York Welcome to New York It’s been waiting for you Welcome to New York Welcome to New York Taylor Swift "Blank Space" lyrics [Verse 1] Nice to meet you Where you been? I could show you incredible things Magic, madness, heaven, sin Saw you there and I thought...
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...“Oh, hello there! The names Bond, James Bond, just kidding, my names Jack, Jack Baxter. I’m just like any 15 year old you will ever meet. Wait, nevermind, forget I said that. Hello my names Jack Baxter, And I’m dead. I know what you are thinking’,Jack Baxter, How could a devilishly good looking teen as you die?’ Well, I’ve got five words for you: My dad sucks at driving. I was born, I lived, then I died, that's my life thus far. Luckily for all you fantastic viewers out there, I’m a ghost,” I remark happily reaching the end of my own little ghastly New York alley. I call it my alley of course, because it was where I died. Well, I died like three feet away on the street. Technically, I died in a squad, but I mean my soul or whatever popped back...
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...start again * The cracks in the sidewalk * I’m over of the small talk * Setting off like fire in the wind * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * Running but not looking back * I want a little bit of California * With a little bit of London sky * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away tonight * I want a little bit of open ocean * With a New York state of mind * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away, fly away tonight * Fly away tonight * Fly away tonight * A never ending replay * With memories I can't erase * I see the best in times of sudden peace * Now I'm after paradise * It's your world I'll never find * Say goodbye to pain and misery * Na na na na na na * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * Running but not looking back * I want a little bit of California * With a little bit of London sky * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away tonight * I want a little bit of open ocean * With a New York state of mind * I wanna take my heart to the end of the world * And fly away, fly away tonight * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * I won’t waste another day * Wishing this would fade away * [Bridge] * Coming down to seconds * Always second guessing * Give me up a place to start again *...
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...money problems, bullying, and constant change. The family moves multiple times throughout the book, picking everything up and moving to a fresh start. Unfortunately, these fresh starts never seem to end well for the family. Eventually, Jeannette and Lori take matters into their own hands and decide that moving to New York, where they can have a fresh start...
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...ninth nineteen eighty at Mount St. Mary's hospital in Niagara Falls New York I am her second son and last child I have an older half brother Shawn Christopher Eager who currently resides in Toronto Canada. My mother and father Charles Llyod Treichler were only married for a few years before divorcing when I was about two years old she currently lives in Hudson Florida with my step father Captain Anthony Herbert Cole. I was raised in western New York until I was seven and my mother married my step father Tony who is from Canada and me and my mother and brother relocated to Mississauga Ontario. Growing up in a country where a lot of people disliked American's was not easy I did not fit in very well and go into a lot of fights with other kids especially some Vietnamese kids I went to school with after making the mistake of telling someone my father was a veteran or the Vietnam war. I was an average student and disliked school in Canada. I felt the schools there laked a sense of spirit compared to schools in the united states there were never any clubs or groups no prep rallies or home coming dances or things of that nature it was more like an institution. I never felt like I fit in living in Canada I was the only Treichler in the entire country and I had no sense of real family or knowing where I came from. I spent most of my summers with my father and grandparents in what I consider my home town Sanborn New York. I loved it there going to the races at Rasomville every Friday night...
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...Primary Sources Assignment Newton, John. “Amazing Grace.” Hymns of the 49th Parallel. 5th ed. New York: Baptist Hymnals Publishers, 1974. In the world of music, there are many songs that bring one joy, excitement, or delight. In other cases, there are songs that lead one to sadness, depression, or loneliness. However, there are also significantly few songs that reach down to the very depths of your heart and touch you in a way that is truly moving. This sort of emotion was felt when I heard the hymnal “Amazing Grace” by John Newton, and is still felt today. As a young child, I never really understood the complexity of the Holy Bible, the stories within it, or the ‘grace’ that is so freely offered. I often admittedly fell asleep in church or simply passed the time away by drawing funny pictorials of biblical characters I was supposed to learn about in Sunday school. Considering I was just like the other typical rebellious eight year old boys, this was quite acceptable in my opinion. Nevertheless, it wasn’t until one special Sunday evening service that I finally ‘came of age.’ The standard ‘boring’ service went on as it usually did and as the preacher summed up his message, my mother, the piano player, made her way up to the front of the sanctuary. As she began to play, the choir began to sing. I began to listen, and my heart began to melt. What was this song they were singing? Surely I had heard it. Only this time it was different. The melodious words, “Amazing...
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...The worldview of Taxi Driver is the cynical take of what New York reality was in 1976. One of the characteristics that distinguish a film or TV show shot in Toronto, but set in New York is the garbage. New York streets are filled with garbage and it litters every frame of Taxi Driver. In Scorsese’s view, New York has become so vile that men like Travis have prepared themselves to clean up the streets as they wish to. That’s not to say Scorsese condones their actions, the film is shot in documentary style for a reason, no reason to cover that fact up. The world is being built in such a way that it becomes an excuse for violence. Several assassination attempts toward political figures have been cited as reasons by the perpetrators, such as John Hinckley Jr. He supposedly identified with...
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...New York City, the city that will never sleep; I had the chance to see the charming city with my friends last year. Even I spend a week in New York City, I barely scratch the beauty of the city. There are still countless of tourist spots I want to go, but do not have time to feel it one by one. Even I only see the small part of New York City, it strongly attracted me and it gives me the new experience which is much new compare to Lincoln. As I lived in Lincoln for a year, I experience the huge difference between the New York City and Lincoln. When I got to New York City, I cannot directly see the sky unlike Lincoln. All I see were a lots of tall buildings around me. I saw many of people going and left at a rapid pace on the streets. It makes me kind of nervous and excited. Unlike Lincoln, I can just lay down the bed all day and think nothing. The lifestyle in New York City seems so fast and hurry. Like if you do not go for it, you will lose your opportunities forever. Besides the lifestyle in New York City attracted me, there are many fascinating attractions. The Chinatown in Manhattan is so amazing, you can eat any Chinese food in here. As I have come to the United State of American for half year, my friend and I spent a half weeks in this big Chinatown. Chinatown has a huge amount of restaurants and ancient building. It has over half of the city’s Chinese population. My friend and I can just speak our native language most of time in here. We get intimacy from the Chinatown...
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