...FILL IN YOUR DETAILS AND RECEIVE OFFERS FROM THE HAUNTED EMILY MORGAN HOTEL Look like Flatiron Building, The Emily Morgan Hotel in Downtown San Antonio is my destination for this extra credit paper. With only $159/night, you can enjoy luxurious room, free Wi-Fi, and outdoor pool. Featuring the views of the historic Alamo, carry impressive architecture, a long history of tales from the Medical Arts Building, and apparently one of the most haunted locations in Texas. Driving with confusions, and finally parking illegally in front of a Chinese massage. I handle to take a picture of the hotel from East Houston St. <Look closer into the windows> Actually I already checked every single window, seem like the ghosts are not really enjoy the view. The Medical Arts Building, now the Emily Morgan Hotel, at 705 E. Houston St. was the child of architect Ralph H. Cameron. Who was also a Ford dealer. At the time, Cameron already had his marks at Houston and Dallas, the 13_story skyscraper would complete his powerful triangle in Texas. In November 23rd, 1923, the ground was broken and the medical marvel brought a blend of French and Spanish Gothic styles to life. Engineered by the local firm of W.E.Simpson, the building was made of reinforced concrete. In an early instance of vertical integration, the crush rock with the concrete was formulated was supplied by George’s Olmos Rock Co. The interesting shape of the building brought intention from far away. A hexagonal tower...
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...R&D group will experience. First is traveling and lodging... Traveling and Lodging An outing at Cedar Point includes upscale transportation and lodging. The park will charter three VIP tour buses to pick up Chrysler’s R&D team and begin the two-hour journey to the park. These unique buses provide the employees with their own interactive TV screen that plays a variety of movies and shows. These TV screens also provide itineraries for the trip as well as an interactive map of the park. Past experience shows that team building begins during the bus ride because the individuals will start collaborating about what events they will do. Upon arrival to Cedar Point, Chrysler’s R&D team will check into Hotel Breaker, which is conveniently located within the park. Hotel Breaker encourages team building with its large event rooms and fun atmosphere. Furthermore, there are no parking problems and the group gets to enter the park an hour early. Early admittance to the park will allow employees to interact with one another and have the park to themselves until it opens to the public. It also ensures that the group is brought together from the start of the day and that new bonds between employees are formed. Purchasing Tickets and Speed Passes Speed passes and all-access tickets will give Chrysler’s R&D group the most extensive access to the amenities and attractions of Cedar Point. All-access tickets grant admittance to the park as well as to exclusive events Cedar Point...
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...kids see this place they won't want to leave. Another intriguing attraction is the British Museum. Here you can examine the world's most precious treasures or enlighten yourself with Britain’s elaborate history. Alternatively, for a fun, interactive experience your children can have a face-to-face encounter with dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum. Do not worry about the accommodation because we have hotels to suit all budgets and tastes in London. Also London's famous skyline continues to evolve so there are plenty of places to view it along the river. Make sure you take in a panoramic view of the city from up high at locations such as the view from The Shard or the London Eye. The Shard itself is officially the tallest building in Western Europe, standing at an impressive 309m tall. For those of you interested in the paranormal, there are plenty of ghost tours and tours of haunted houses and mansions within the city. From the Tower of London to Hampton Court, nothing is spared for horror fans! Spend a night in one of the most haunted hotels in the city or take a haunted tour bus. Alternatively, the not-so-subtly-named London Dungeon boasts ghostly visitors of its own and is very accepting of children as well as adults. There are simply many options to choose from! The London Underground is perhaps one of the most famous underground railway networks in the world. For under £12, one can visit anywhere in the capital for a day. The tube system is used by approximately 1...
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...sales of merchandise goods as well as attendance to their theme parks. After lunched Hong Kong Disneyland in 2005, Disney has signed a letter of intent to build another park in Shanghai China in 2008; The Park will attract different potential visitors in Shanghai. Overview Disney Theme Park - Points of Interest (Michael Sandberg's Data Visualization Blog) Getting people excited about their data one visual at a time * Walt Disney had infinite confidence in his new park and unapologetically included future attractions and “lands” as if they were just around the corner. Examples of attractions that made it are: the Submarine Voyage, New Orleans Square, and the Haunted Mansion. Note that on this map New Orleans Square was in fact a square instead of the eventual streets and alleys, and that the Haunted Mansion is located across from where it would eventually appear....
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...El Paso is home to many tales of ghostly spirits and haunted locations, ranging from schools, hotels, and hospitals. El Pasoans have an obsession and fixation on terrifying paranormal stories, with thousands of eye witness testimonies of paranormal experiences on the internet. Although some of these tales are false, there are some stories that date back till the 1900s, and people keep encountering paranormal activities in these specific places till this day. One of these stories is none other than the urban legend of El Paso High School, being one of the oldest operating high schools in El Paso, “the lady on the hill”, as nicknamed by El Pasoans, is filled with history and paranormal activity dating back 35 years ago. Eye witness testimonies have revealed that El Paso High Schools fourth floor, the auditorium, and the tunnels it contains are where all the legends started and prove to be the one of the scariest...
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...The park’s two major, local competitors are Disney and Universal. Walt Disney World is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations . Many tourists travel to Orlando only to never leave Walt Disney World property. Ever since Disneyland opened more than 60 years ago, company has prided itself as being an innovator that transforms fantasy into reality. All of the resort’s parks are designed to immerse rather than thrill. Disney attempts to hide their rides so that guests feel as though they are embarking on an experience rather than boarding a simple track ride. For example, a passing visitor would never guess that The Haunted Mansion ride actually takes place in a warehouse that is cleverly hidden by foliage and a facade. Disney’s theming is also driven by brand recognition. Mickey Mouse is one of...
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...through bleak, wintry landscapes. As Mary recorded afterwards in her travel volume History of a Six Weeks: Tour through a part of France, Switzerland, Germany and Holland (1817): “Never was a scene more awfully desolate. The trees in these regions are incredibly large, and stand in scattered clumps over the white wilderness; the vast expanse of snow was chequered only by these gigantic pines, and the poles that marked our road: no river or rock-encircled lawn relieved the eye, by adding the picturesque to the sublime”. The landscape, with its frightening, lonely and bleak aspect, clearly haunted Mary, and she would describe similarly desolate locations in her novel Frankenstein, a book that both begins and ends amidst bleak snowy wastes. Within 10 days of the arrival of Percy Shelley and Mary Godwin in Geneva, Lord Byron himself arrived in a suitably dramatic fashion, drawing up at his hotel around midnight in a Napoleonic carriage fresh from a...
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...The Devil In The White City The Devil in the White City is an amazing book it was written by Erik Larson. He had to do a lot of research to know what H.H Holmes did to all the girls that was in his hotel and how he pulled it off. Not long after Jack the Ripper haunted the ill-lit streets of 1888 London, H.H. Holmes (born Herman Webster Mudgett) dispatched somewhere between 27 and 200 people, mostly single young women, in the churning new metropolis of Chicago; many of the murders occurred during (and exploited) the city's finest moment, the World's Fair of 1893. Larson's breathtaking new history is a novelistic yet wholly factual account of the fair and the mass murderer who lurked within it. Bestselling author Larson (Isaac's Storm) strikes...
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...upon. I only cared about if I was having an enjoyable experience at the time. When I didn’t get my way I would complain about small insignificant things that should not have mattered. It is funny how the things I thought so little about then, make huge differences now. One of the first things that comes to mind when I think of vacations are hotels. When growing up my family would often stay overnight at hotels for mini vacations. I didn’t have a care in the world. I got to sit back and enjoy everything that was going on around me. My parents would choose a hotel for the family to stay at for the night and that was it, that’s where we would be going. I would complain about having to share a bed with my siblings because I wanted my own bed. I also remember complaining about the long car rides to the hotel. As an adult when I look at going to a hotel I have a few things I have to consider before making my decisions. I have to think about where I am going to stay, how much this hotel will cost, and I also have to worry about leaving on time to make it in time for the check in. Another thing I have to consider is what amenities the hotel has to offer for my family to enjoy. Also I must make sure that there is enough room for us to all fit comfortably. The location of my vacations has changed quite drastically since I was a child. When I was growing up my parents were able to take me all over the country on our family vacations. I stayed in a condo in Florida near the ocean...
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...“To live with ghosts requires solitude.” is a quote from Canadian author Anne Michaels's’ novel Fugitive Pieces. This novel follows the story of a Jewish boy named Jakob whose entire family was killed or captured by the Nazis during World War II. These ghosts he lives with are the memories of seeing his parents killed and sister taken from him. Unable to move past these memories, he lives a life of solitude and curiosity over where his sister was taken and if she survived. This quote expresses the idea that our past and experiences shape who we are as people. Going through something traumatizing, like losing your entire family, can lead you to loathe the world and those living in it. This hatred can lead oneself to life a life of solitude as...
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...The hairs on the back of my neck began to prickle, my stomach began to tighten, and I could feel sweat forming on my forehead, as Carol one of the volunteers, began to give me a brief history of the lighthouse and describe the resident ghost. Point Lookout in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, located on a split of land between the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River. Is one of the most haunted sites in Maryland, and maybe the United States. Here numerous disasters have taken place. It was once the location of a Civil War era hospital, a resort hotel destroyed by fire, and many shipwrecks off its sandy beaches. All of which suggest wandering spirits and paranormal happenings. In 1612, John Smith landed at Point Lookout and established a small...
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...Blanche had caught Allan in bed with a older man who had been his friend for years. The polka was playing at the casino where Blanche and Allan were dancing and when he had run out to shoot himself in the mouth, making the back of his head blow away. The polka fades out when Mitch takes her in his arms and gives her a hug. It shows that Blanche is still haunted by that horrific memory and how she is lonely without Allan. It adds to the story as it creates background to why Blanche does go into her panic...
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...successful and decided to expand is Disneyland’s theme park. Disneyland has expanded to France, Tokyo and Hong Kong this was done to create a magical place for every one of all ages in those countries as well as ours so families can have fun at their theme parks and resorts without having to travel across the world just to have some family fun. (Disney, 2012) Before Disney could expand their parks and operations to other countries Disney had to first learn about the countries food, prices, park hours and even cultures. For example, in Anaheim, California Disney Park changed their hours by the peak time so when it’s not peak time they open later and closes earlier so they can save money. Then during the peak time they raise the cost at their hotels and change the park hours. (Disney, 2012) Hong Kong’s Disneyland has the biggest differences out of them all the Disneyland’s around the world. The structure of...
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...Critical Analysis of Darwins Nightmare Vs Hotel Rwanda as development education tools in Irish classroom settings. The world we live in is ever changing, with technology at everyone’s finger tips how can we keep one step ahead in our classrooms to engage our pupils in development issues that were once only found in print texts. Our pupils live in a media age, where technology is built into their lives, the days of waiting for a weekly magazine for the latest news has all but died with a click of button they have access to a wealth of information from varying sources be it bias or unbiased that is for the reader to decide. As a teacher it is becoming increasingly difficult to distract pupils from the latest celebrity gossip to highlight real world issues of race, poverty, sexuality, exploitation, etc., the pupils of today are uninterested in reading about these issues in text books so a new approach needs to be taken to open their eyes. The use of media texts in delivering development education issues to our cinematographic teenagers is the direction we need to head in. The type of media text used is a choice that has to be made by the teacher when highlighting these issues, the question remains should one use documentaries or blockbuster movies; documentaries by their nature are very factual, complex, have real life images and settings and can be difficult to watch; blockbuster movies on the other hand are produced for entertainment value, they must appeal to the cinema...
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...in also there is something named “Ginne”. But all religious believe came into one point that-There is something, some says it can be the spirits. So,here I gave some information about the unsolved matters………. Ghosts of the Stanley Hotel If you where staying at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado and turned to channel 42 of your guest-room television, you would be watching one of my all-time favorite movies: The Shining. Doesn’t matter what time of day or night, or year for that matter, it is always on. That’s not supernatural, of course- merely a nod to their role as the inspiration for Stephen King’s novel. Employees report hearing the commotion of a great party in the grand ballroom when there is no one there. Children can be heard playing in the halls when there are no children at all, and many guests have reported seeing ghostly figures in their rooms at night, merely standing, watching. The fourth floor seems to be host to the most amount of activity, and there is one ghost in particular, purportedly Lord Dunraven, the previous owner of the land the property was built on, who can be seen standing over the bed or looking out the window of room 407. He is widely blamed for any jewelry or valuables that have gone missing in the hotel over the years. The Brown Lady Raynham Hall Raynham Hall in Norfolk, England, is home to the subject of one of the most famous ghost photos ever captured, the Brown Lady is named so because she appears in a rich brocade brown...
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