The Narrow Escape: A Descriptive Account of the Black Narrows Underground (40

Black Narrows Descriptive Writing
The Black Narrows. It is at the far south end of the city, underground in the old urban where humans use to live before the Angles built the Sky
Cities. It's only in the past fifty years that humans have actually been living above the ground. A lot of people still live there. Mostly people who
can't get jobs or want to get away from the Order. Demons never go down there, not even Law Enforcement. It is a dangerous place for both demons
and humans alike. One stupid mistake and you'd be dead or worse. It's also the perfect place to find all the information you need on any demon. It's a
creepy place with strangely dressed people...well stranger than normal...and fatherless families wandering about. Everything is dimly lit with sickly
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I just want to get out of here. This place really gives me the creeps and every moment I spend here, is another moment, Daemn is free and escaping
farther and farther from my grasp. I can't let him just get away with Kallua's murder. I just can't! "Alright, alright, you don't have to be snappy
about it." The old hacker immediately begins typing away on the keyboard, his eyes flicking from one bright screen to the next. I wait patiently as
the man works away, but as seconds turn into minutes and those minutes turn into almost an hour, I start to worry. What if this demon, Daemn isn't
in the system? What if he's just some rogue demon who just goes around stealing from humans? I quickly push those thoughts away. Nothing was
stolen when they attacked, meaning he can't be a rogue, also meaning he has to be in the system. He looked too clean and too powerful to not be in
the system. How hard is it to search for him with all the description I had given the old man? Unless my information is wrong. Could it be? Could
my sister's murderer be from a completely different city? Could he wear a disguise when he raids humans? Could it be that all this is for
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A Single Story Analysis
When Adichie refers to a single story, she is describing that a person or group of people may be disillusioned due to their lack of exposure to other
perspectives and ideas. For instance, Adichie states that when she read American and European storybooks as a child, all of the characters were of the
white race and exemplified white characteristics, leading to an ignorant and close–minded depiction of the world. Moreover, when Adichie began
reading African literature, she found that "people like me, girls with skin the color of chocolate, whose kinky hair could not form ponytails, could also
exist in literature"(Adichie 1:07). This illustrates that in both African and European literature, characterization is limited to the demographics known to
the writers, the story is restricted based on one's viewpoint. Furthermore, the danger in simply reading or writing a single story is that over time, a
person, or group of people, can become bias due to their lack of exposure to cultural and ethnical diversity. For example, Adichie describes that
when she met the family of Fide, her houseboy, and saw that one of Fide's brothers had woven a beautiful basket she was taken aback because "it
had become impossible for me to see them as anything else but poor. Their poverty was my single story for them"(Adichie 3:43). This seemingly
minor misconception exposes Adichie to the dangers of following "a single story", a reality check which changed her perception of the world.
Furthermore, the

Case Study On Sinkeh, Penang
3.4 Case Study on Sinkeh, Penang Sinkeh, means "newcomer" in Hokkien dialect has been used for a name of a guesthouse which was re–proposed
from a 19th century Straits Chinese shop house in George Town, Penang by an award–winning Malaysian architect Lilian Tay. Its owner is a
well–known theatre director and performer named Chee Sek Thim who wants to create a modern, contemporary space that has not forgotten its past.
This project was bought in 2009 and completed in 2013 with the size of 230.12 square metre of land. The existing of this mix of old and new
guesthouse stands out from other eclectic boutique hotels and won the Gold Award in the Alteration & Addition category at the PAM Awards as well
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From the rooms on the first and second floor, the views of the city can be seen as there is a small balcony for each room that open onto this narrow
airwell, water feature and the old party wall where the guests can have a cup of tea or coffee enjoying the beauty of the city. With the design which
has lots of open and exposed spaces as well as the floor–to–ceiling glass windows and the modern comforts and fittings, plenty of natural light can
penetrate into the room although they are compact and minimalist. Each light–filled guest room has a glass–enclosed compact bathroom with the
privacy is protected as those glass walls are facing the mouldy walls of the adjoining shophouse. Moreover, guests can also relax themselves and
mingle on the small roof terrace upstairs with the lovely views of the historical

Molly's Narrow: A Narrative Fiction
George, a little penguin boy went to Ireland one spring to visit his aunt, uncle and cousin Molly. Molly and George were the same age. "Hey
chick!" George greeted her in his usual greeting. Culturally, he was a much laid back boy and often didn't pay much attention to the cultural
aspects of society. Molly's eyes opened wide and she looked all around, "Where? Where is it?" George shrugged, giving her a puzzled look. Molly
walked around as if looking for something. George had no idea what she was looking for. Suddenly, his eyes opened wide, "Molly, look out!" He
shouted. Molly had wondered into the sidewalk, right into a biker's path. With a cry of alarm, she threw herself out of the way, only to land in a
puddle. George doubled over in laughter. His cousin was so funny! Molly made a face as she tried to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he stopped laughing, he found Molly standing in front of him with crossed arms and tapping her foot. She sported a huge frown on is face
as she asked, "You think you are so funny?" "Me? No, but you are," George said as his laughter turned to small giggles. Molly huffed, stumped her
foot and walked off. "Molly wait," George said, running after her. "I didn't meant it that way." Molly glared at him from over her shoulder, "Then
why do you keep saying chick, when there isn't a chick anywhere around?" George looked at her confused, "Sure there was, you." Molly looked
even angrier, "I'm no chick!" "But you are a girl, aren't you?" George asked, running after her again. "A chick is a baby chicken, I'm a girl and
calling me that is very mean." Molly said without stopping, or looking at him. George's eyes widened, "In America boys often call girls chick in
form of a friendly name, or friendly greeting. I didn't know it would offend you like that." "Well, here in Ireland, you should never address a girl like
that, is mean, rude and very inappropriate." Molly explained, finally stopping and looking at

Linda Gregerson's Narrow Flame
Witnessing the death of anything can be emotionally overwhelming, especially that of a big, beautiful beast, and Linda Gregerson makes these feelings
known. In Gregerson's "Narrow Flame," she depicts the sight and feelings of euthanizing a horse. Through imagery and repetition, Gregerson creates
heartbreak yet peacefulness in the reader.
Throughout the entire poem, there is an abundance of imagery that presents both heartbreak and peacefulness in these last moments of life.
Gregerson opens the poem by depicting a "greening earth" with a sun at its "zenith." This image of a lively day with green fields of grass and a
strong sun gives the reader a sense of harmony and sets the calm tone of the poem. All of a sudden, this quiet land turns on the ... Show more content on
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The first time the words are used, they are whispered by the girl directly in the horse's "ear" while his "hip begins to [give] way." In this instance,
they bring comfort to the horse who does not understand why his legs are failing to support him. He needs her touch and words to bring him ease.
This feeling leads to the second usage. We seem to enter the horse's mind as he reminisces when good boy brought "sweet" "grazing" and "good boy"
meant good things. Even the horse is seeing this terrible twist in nature that was once so great, but now everything is upside down where the alive
grass brings death and good boy is simply reassurance. The last time these words are muttered bring a sense of life back to the now dead horse. As
the girl sits, "unbuckling the halter," she brings his head to her lap for one last whiff of his life, and this time mutters good boy not for his sake, but
hers. The contradicting uses of good boy bring contradicting emotions. Because of the repetition of this phrase with three different connotations, we are
surrounded by the feelings of peacefulness, heartbreak, and everything in

Narrows Bridge Failure
Executive Summary
The report debates the Tacoma narrows bridge failure and the different theories of how it came about, using information about what type of bridge it
is and the forces acting on it before and during the collapse. It also discusses ways in which the failure could have been avoided, from changes in the
design to modifications to the bridge after its construction.
(Blaschke 2015)
Introduction
Tacoma Narrows Bridge was opened to the public on July 1st 1940 after being in construction for 2 years. The structure was built 5,939–foot–long with
a span of 2800 feet in order to bridge the gap between Tacoma and Gig Harbour in the state of Washington, USA. It became known as "Galloping
Gertie" due to the fact that the bridge ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The tension in the suspenders transfers to the cables which run horizontally between the two far–flung anchorages, through which the tensional forces
pass in to the ground and are dissipated. (Bagga 2014).
Compression is the force pressing a material and compacting it and acts on the towers of a suspension bridge, this force is created from the weight of
the towers and the load on the bridge. Compression forces will also act on the surface of the bridge deck as when a load is applied it will have some
flexibility and bend, it will then travel up the cables, ropes or chains to transfer the compression forces to the towers. The towers then dissipate the
compression directly into the earth. (Bagga 2014).
Suspension bridges usually experience torsional forces during very windy conditions where there are high wind speeds, this can create a twisting force
causing the deck to rotate resulting in the bridge experiencing shear stress. (Bagga

Dr. Narrow Bedroom Observation
The afternoon of March 20, 2016 at 1 pm I sat in the classroom 303 of Brewster B Wing awaiting Dr. Powers to begin her instruction on what would
be happening in the Community Lab. We viewed a video that reiterated information that was addressed in the interviewer–training manual, Dr. Powers
answered any questions that we had, and then we proceeded to the research lab. The three of us filed into the narrow room that had raised cubicles
down the left side. Dr. Powers explained that the room was once used as an observational room with one–way mirrors; this explained the
soundproofing boards across the narrow walkway. We each settled into a cubicle and began to clean the phones, headsets, and keyboards while Dr.
Powers' graduate student located

Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics
Science Fair Research
There are many different types of antibiotics made for a lot of different purposes. Narrow–spectrum antibiotics only work for a few organisms, whereas
broad–spectrum work for many organisms. However, there are many similarities and differences between the two. Broad–spectrum antibiotics are made
for multiple types of bacteria and are more general towards what they treat. They are used sometimes to treat patients that could have one of many
bacteria. They are also used instead of narrow–spectrum antibiotics when patients must start treatment before doctors figure out what bacteria they
have. They might also use this if there are multiple types of bacteria in a patient that can harm them in multiple ways.
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As mentioned above, bacteria can build resistance in those ways by changing their genetics a small amount. When they make more vitamins than
necessary, it changes the genetics of the bacteria. Also, when they only allow molecules in a certain way, it is also changing their cell wall and
genetics. When they let the antibiotic build up and then remove it altogether it is changing the genetics as well. They change their genetics and still
carry out their functions in different ways.
There are, however, certain bacteria that are resistant towards antibiotics without changing their genes. Certain bacteria are resistant to some antibiotics
naturally, and this happens in the case that the bacteria are too strong to kill with a weak antibiotic. Whenever this occurs, patients will normally be
prescribed a more powerful antibiotic. This also happens when the colonies of bacteria are too large in comparison to the amount of antibiotic, and
taking a higher dosage of antibiotic can help this.
There are many similarities and differences between gram positive and gram–negative bacteria. Gram–positive bacteria are weaker than gram–negative
bacteria when exposed to

Theme Of A Narrow Fellow In The Grass By Emily Dickinson
Tremane Parker
Larisa Platt
ENG 102–02
23 October 2014
Happiness is a Mystery Happiness is found everywhere throughout the entire world. Happiness is within everybody emotionally because it keeps
someone in a good mood. It is important to stay happy because that person can be able to live longer. In addition, when someone can think of
happiness, they can think of nature. However, when comparing, "Nature" is what we see" and "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" by Emily Dickinson
(650–652), she symbolize here emotion towards nature mysteriously, theoretically, and factual. First, Dickinson describes nature mysteriously. The
narrator is explaining about what a person can see outside in the world. In the beginning of the story, the poem explains about her love and gratitude
towards nature. Dickinson continues the poem by picking out certain things. "The Hill–––the Afternoon, / Squirrel–––Eclipse–––the Bumble Bee,
/ The Bobolink–––the Sea, / Thunder––– the Cricket" (650). Therefore, she sees a hill, a bobolink, a squirrel, and a bumblebee. Later, she explains that,
"Nature––– is what we hear" (650). Clearly, she hears a bobolink, which is a bird, the sea, Thunder and lightning, and a cricket making noises. Her ...
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Dickinson goes in detail that she is seeing creature living in the grass, but she does not know what it is. She begins the story with, "A Narrow Fellow
in the Grass, / Occasionally rides–––" (651). It looks like the creature is a snake. Nature has a lot of snakes crawling around outside. She also states that,
"You may have met Him–––did you not, / His notice sudden is–––" (651). It's asking someone if they have met the snake and to see if the snake saw
the narrator or not. For instance, a person can see a snake sometimes outside. If it blends in the grass, there is no–telling what the snake might do the

Ali's Narrow: A Short Story
Bruce nuzzles Ali's neck. "I do, but you have to keep this a secret. I know that I am asking a lot of you, but I promise to make it worth your while."
Bruce kisses Ali on the lips again. "So now that you know that your boyfriend is Batman does that mean you'll go easier on him?" Ali narrows her
eyes at Bruce. "Oh hell no, if I do that then Amy would get suspicious sorry hunny but the games will continue." "Just be careful or I may come
good on my threat and turn you over my knee." Bruce taunted, and began to turn her around. Ali laughs and squirms her way hard out of Bruce's
arms, and pulls away from him. "Oh uh no." Ali makes a dash for the elevator. Bruce was right behind her, once the elevator door was closed Bruce
wraps his arms around

The, Narrow Mindedness, Intolerance
Concepts: myopia narrow–mindedness, intolerance. the neglect that we show the environment is unimaginable however until we understand the
myopia we share in regards to our solutions to problems if they negatively impact our bottom line i doubt that any real steps toward sustainability will
happen wen a large, crowded city or a crowded urban district:
Detroit used to be a wen of a city. sustainability the quality of not being harmful to the environment or depleting natural resources, and thereby
supporting long–term ecological balance: it seems like a promising dream but reality is dominated by greed in every level of our economy. If this
goal is to every to be reached then we must be willing to restructure everything and be willing to hold the environment i the the highest priority. loss
biodiversity the continuous extinction of species both known and unknown globally.
The fact that we are able to prove our actions are causing a measurable and unintended reduction of the amount of life in all of creation. stands a
testament of our own willful ignorance and nonnative reality of existence. urbanization is a population shift from rural to urban areas, the gradual
increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas
The combination of rapid urbanization and the concentrated growth within underdeveloped urban centers. I believe will result in both war which will
bring about the deep social change the world needs to manage this grand challenge. population growth is the

Loyalty's Narrow: A Narrative Fiction
Patty awoke to the sound of her alarm clocking going off. She reached her arm out from under the covers and hit the snooze button. For a brief
moment, in between sleep and waking. For a moment she almost forgotten that her father was murdered, that she would never be able t see him,
touch him or hear his laugh again. All her troubles seemed so far away, like the where some part of a bad dream that her mind was forcing her to
remember. Only it wasn't one, it was her life now, the more she stirred under the sheets the more it sunk in. She had to live with the fact that her
father was murdered, and he was never coming back. Just because he was gone didn't mean she couldn't do everything within her power to bring
the men responsible to justice. She wiggled her way out from under the sheets, her hair a matted mess. She blew at a few strands of hair that fell in
her face, they danced slowly within her breath before falling back to her face. She rolled her eyes, it was to early in the morning to worry about her
hair. She shook her head from side to side, a frown was painted on her lips. She wanted so... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
"What on earth am I going to do with you." She muttered out in a soft voice. She reached her hand out and took hold of a brush, and began
brushing her hair. Slowly she made progress with her mess of hair, what once looked wild was now smooth, tangle free and ready to be pulled
back into a ponytail. Gathering up her hair within her hands, she tied her hair back in a tight ponytail. She cocked her head to the side, looked at
herself in mirror for a good moment or two. She bobbed her head up and down, the ends of her hair brushed against the back of her neck, tickling it
lightly. . "Looks fine to me." She shrugged her shoulders, a sigh escaped her lips. She turned on her heels and walk over to the closet. She reached her
right hand out and pulled the closet door

Tacoma Narrows Bridge Essay
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
One of the most influential engineering discoveries in the past century was the ill–fated Tacoma Narrows Bridge. "Galloping Gertie" as she was known
to local residents, the massive Washington state suspension bridge shook, rattled and rolled its way into the history books. Legendary in its time, the
Tacoma Narrows Bridge held many records and drew tourists from around the world in its short life. However, the famous bridge is not known for its
creative engineering or speedy construction, unfortunately the bridge was destined to fail. That failure in turn changed the way every building is
constructed today as well as further man's understanding of physics and the forces of nature. In this paper we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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After years of deliberation, state officials decided that the time had come to create the Washington Toll Authority in order to save the necessary
funding to build a bridge to span the Tacoma Narrows. In 1937 the project had begun, and officials sought a bridge designer to get their plan moving.
Leon Moisseiff was commissioned in 1937 to build a bridge that would rival the length of the Brooklyn Bridge yet remain elegant and appealing to
residents. He created a perfect design and the project moved in search of contractors. From 1938 to 1940, continuous work constructed a suspension
bridge a mile–long. At the time, the Tacoma Narrows was the third largest bridge in the world. The design was simple yet slender, with two 420 foot
tall towers and a pair of suspension cables supporting the road. The towers were reinforced carbon steel to support the lengthy bridge. The concrete
deck was 39–feet wide and 8–feet deep. The girders were made of carbon steel anchored in giant blocks of concrete. The design was narrower, lighter
and more flexible than any other bridge in the world. The Seattle Toll Authority expected to Leon's design to handle 60,000 vehicles a day and increase
travel to Olympic Peninsula.
The one mistake that caused this entire bridge to fail was a last minute change made by the contractors early on in the build.

Large Ear Gets Free Surgery: Article Analysis
In the article Utah Girl Bullied About Large Ears Gets Free Surgery From Big–Hearted Surgeon Who Was Also Teased as a Kid which got published
on July 2, 2015, The character which I really admired is Steven Mobley who is a Salt lake City plastic surgeon who was teased about his own large
ears growing up – Isabelle doesn't feel self–conscious any longer. He is a really an amazing surgeon and he deserves to be a doctor because the doctor
job is helping other people. What he did to Isabelle Stark who got Bullied At high school from her friends because she had large ears, he made asurgery
for her ears for free. He made her ears looks so perfect and have a perfect curve. She was really happy about it and that now she does not have to hide
her ears

Narrow Screening Essay
Narrow Screening: How Cable Advertisements Target Overlooked Television Audiences
And finally, plugs on the lesser–known cable network Cozi TV target middle–aged and elderly viewers by focusing on issues related to older adult life,
including health and finances. Only a few notable television series feature the elderly in starring roles (i.e. The Golden Girls), so older adults may find
comfort in watching programs from the 1960s to the 1990s. The network's website states, "Well–known shows like Frasier, Will & Grace, Little House
on the Prairie, The Munsters, Columbo and Murder, She Wrote are featured on the network. ... The past and present have come together on Cozi TV"
(Cozi TV). Many viewers are retired, and they often watch their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This medical center, the Laser Spine Institute, provides what they call "minimally invasive spine procedures", which combat back issues less harmfully.
According to the clinic's website, "Many times, our patients have endured years of continual and debilitating pain, finding little or no relief in
conservative methods of pain management, such as chiropractic care and steroid injections. Our goal is to meet patients where they are in their journey
and help them regain their quality of life" (Laser Spine Institute). The 60–second ad features testimonials from patients ages 40 to 65 ("Laser"), the
target demographic for Cozi TV. Like many health commercials, this ad can resonate not only with middle–aged and elderly adults, but just about
everyone with health problems. However, the majority of people that struggle with spinal problems are indeed those approaching old age. However, a
retired orthopedic surgeon states that while people of all ages can suffer pain, "individuals over age 60 are more likely to suffer from pain related to
degeneration of the joints in the spine" (Ullrich).
Another commercial that aired during the rerun of The Munsters highlights a government program designed to help homeowners pay off their
mortgage with less anxiety. By middle or old age, many adults will have owned their homes for years, if not decades. Given the economic recessions
of 2007 and 2010, mortgage payments are a significant worry that adults face as they get older. In the

The Narrow Road To The Deep North Analysis
The novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan is set in the era surrounding World War II and encompasses three separate plot
lines. The first story follows the life of protagonist Dorrigo Evans, a young physician in the military, as he is in a prisoner of war camp in Japan,
constructing a railroad with the other prisoners. The second plot line predates the first and follows Evans in basic training, where he is sleeping with
his uncle's young wife despite being in a relationship himself. The final plot strand post dates either of the others and shows Evans at seventy seven,
still involved in a variety of extramarital affairs; still practicing medicine and still basking in the fame that came from a documentary detailing the

'Boggy Acre And A Narrow Fellow In The Grass'
Patriarchy dominated in the nineteenth century and women were considered to be the property of their husbands, without rights, land, or even the
option to choose how to live their lives. The editor of The Heath Anthology of American Literature, Paul Lauter explained that during the early
nineteenth century, white middle–classed women had more leisure and education than their mothers or grandmothers which enabled them to become a
large audience; nevertheless, "their opportunities for meaningful work apart from childbearing, their ability to control their own property or even their
own persons had probably narrowed since the Revolution" (Lauter 1460). White women became more educated but remained inferior to men at this
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Jacobs bravely tells her story about escaping slavery with her children. She was the first writer to show the grisly details of slavery and discuss sexual
abuse. Jacobs criticizes herself for getting pregnant to get out of the sexual abusive relationship of her slave owner by saying "I felt as if I was
forsaken by God and man; as if all my efforts must be frustrated; and I became reckless in my despair" (Jacobs 2194). Jacobs had to hide for almost
seven years in her grandmother's attic in attempt to gain her and her children's freedom from their former slave–owners (Yellin 2185). In 1852, Mrs.
Willis, a family friend, bought Jacobs freedom, for which Jacobs felt "I was robbed of my victory" because she considered herself a person, unable to
be bought or sold (Yellin 2185). Harriet Ann Jacobs publishes her story to open people's eyes to what slavery really was.
Harriet Ann Jacobs helped start a movement of anti–slavery writing that, through literature, would eventually help change society's view of slavery.
Jacobs' "Incidents" was written for an audience of free white women and its purpose was to involve these women in political action against the
institution of chattel slavery and the ideology of white racism" confirming herself as an anti–slavery writer using a fictional character and different
voice to tell truth (Yellin

Stereotypes In The Narrow World
Breaking Sci–Fi Stereotypes
Jenae Graves 2017
The first spoken words of the film are, "People have no imagination." Brent Bonacorso's short film, The Narrow World is not for those afraid to dig
inside themselves for resolution. It is thoughtful and a hopeful set up to a much larger piece. Though the film is a few scenes too long, the extra time
allows for the appreciation of visuals and design of The Visitor. The obvious visual effects talent that Bonacorso possess is on display and just won't
quit. The movements of The Visitor is a feast for the eyes. The seamless placement of this other worldly being to earth is realistic and effective to the
story telling.
The film takes on a District 9 feel in the way that it is a both a story happening in real time and mockumentary style. Most of the film has a traditional
documentary mood and we are formally introduced to the three characters. The researcher Raymond Davis, (Karim Saleh) the clinical psychologist Dr.
Emily Field, (Julia Cavanaugh) and the retired consultant to the Department Of Defense, Col. Gus Wilson (Scott Bailey Gagain). You find that though
they study the same alien they have very different beliefs on what the overall motive of The Visitor is.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is passive and invulnerable. Dare it be said that it is peaceful? The Sci–Fi world doesn't offer many supernatural characters such as this. As refreshing
as it is, there is more required of the viewer. It asks more of the audience's mind than just surface

Pros And Cons Of Edwards Narrow Vote
High GPA, Low Incarceration, Narrow Votes and Deep Fiscal Cliff–– Less Than Two Weeks Til Sine Die
EDWARDS WILL VETO BUDGET http://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/politics/legislature
/article_533d7372–4182–11e7–a9b9–87c1e83bc070.html FISCAL STUFF
(http://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/politics/legislature/article_9386aed6–3ce5–11e7–b676–a7a8b7acc46b.html)
HB2/Criminal Justice drama
On the campaign trail, Governor John Bel Edwards promised to bring down Louisiana's incarceration rate and to end the era of Louisiana being the
most incarcerated state in the country (and political entity in the world). Although Edwards (D–Amite) has worked to this end by bringing a broad
criminal justice reform package before the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The narrow vote came after heated debate on the floor centered on the needs of low–income students. Though Foil initially agreed to an amendment
that would direct any savings as a result of HB117 to Go Grants (Louisiana's needs–based scholarship program), the Baton Rouge Republican later
asked the House to remove the provision. In a move that seems out of character to many, Baton Rouge Democrat Ted James encouraged his
colleagues to support Foil's measure: "When we create a culture of low expectations we get what we ask for. We need to make changes to TOPS– I
hope you follow my green light," the oft champion of low–income families said. Opposed by Governor John Bel Edwards (D–Amite) and the Patrick F.
Taylor Foundation (named for the founder of the scholarship), HB117 is expected to meet resistance in theSenate. As Foil attempts to up the GPA
requirement from a 2.50 to a 2.75 advocates across the state will be closely watching to see if Foil's tick sheet gets the necessary bump on the Senate
side.
A scheduled vote on Baton Rouge Republican Steve Carter's "Gas Tax" bill was postponed Wednesday amid concerns that it did not have the
necessary support for House passage. Set to raise the State's tax on gasoline by 17 cents per gallon, the measure would raise upwards of $500 million
each year for transportation and infrastructure needs. HB632 would require a two–thirds majority for approval and current whip

Informative Essay On Mora Bora
For many, Bora Bora, this small island in the South Pacific, is synonymous with paradise. And it's easy to understand why this fabulous place has
everything you could want: breathtaking nature, pristine beaches, chic but affordable hotels and activities tailored to everyone's tastes. But do you
know what is known as the Pearl of the Pacific? Here are our top 10 things you probably do not know about Bora Bora. The island is not really
called Bora Bora Photo credit: underwatertourist This is something we generally learn as soon as we put a foot there: the locals do not say "Bora
Bora", but "Pora Pora" because the letter B does not exist in the Tahitian language . And for the record, Pora Pora means "first born" in Tahitian. It's
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The proof ? The island of Hawaii receives more visitors in 10 days than all of Polynesia in one year. This is one of the reasons couples go there for
their honeymoon. But she is not the only one! Photo credit: Benoit Mahe The island of Bora Bora is surrounded by several beautiful islets
including Motu Tapu, Motu Ahuna, Tevairoa, Motu Tane, Motu Mute, Motu Tufari, Motu Pitiaau, Sofitel Motu, Motu Toopua and Toopuaiti. There
are no poisonous animals on the island Photo credit: scalleja Good news for anyone who might be afraid of being faced with a monstrously nasty
beastie: on Bora Bora, man and nature live in peace and perfect harmony (at the same time, it's normal, since it's the paradise!). We do not hide that
sharks are hiding in the waters surrounding the island, but on land in any case, no risk! Bora Bora was a military base during the Second World War
Credit photo: jshyun During the Second World War, the United States selected Bora Bora as a supply outpost for its South Pacific fleet. It was both an
oil depot, an airstrip, a floatplane base, and defensive fortifications were

The Change Between Suspension Bridges Before 1940 and...
Suspension bridges were important before 1940 and are still important today. Major cities such as San Francisco, and Manhattan both have a suspension
bridge. Suspension bridges are," a bridge having a deck suspended from cables anchored at their extremities and usually raised on towers"
(dictionary.com). Due to the fact that suspension bridges are not completely supported throughout the length of the bridge, past bridges were unsafe. For
example, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was a suspension bridge opened on July 1st, 1940 (Mark Ketchum). This bridge marked a huge point in
suspension bridge safety and engineering, because in collapsed approximately four months after it was opened (Parsons). The collapse caused such a
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Sometimes the wind would not be perpendicular, in which the oscillation of the bridge was less, but there was still some oscillation. On
November 7th, 1940, the Tacoma Bridge collapsed because the oscillation of the bridge became extreme. The oscillation of the bridge was caused
by a wind speed of 42 mph (HistoryLink.org). After, approximately, an hour of a corkscrew like motion, the bridge collapsed into Puget Sound.
This marked a huge turning point in the design of suspension bridges from that point in time to current time. Initially, suspension bridges before
1940 were made of piers, towers, wires, anchorages, and roadways. Piers were the main foundation for the suspension bridges. There usually were
two of them, which were made out of cement and were entrenched in ground underneath the body of water that the bridge was spanned across.
Towers were built on top of the piers to provide a means of connection for the roadways and wires. Wires were connected to the towers, roadways,
and anchorages to provide tension support for the weight of the bridge. The anchorages were large cement platforms that were planted into the
ground on either side of the land so that the wires could be connected to it. Lastly, the roadways were the main point of the suspension bridge. They
usually were wide enough to provide four lanes of traffic and stretched from one side of the bridge to the other. This was the basic design of the
suspension bridges

Narrow Framing
The most common of the four "villains" of decision making would be "narrow framing." Narrow framing is an obstacle that stands in the way of
good decisions by limiting the amount of options. In decision making, a narrow frame or a restricted set of options is a missed opportunity at
possibly better choices that could be generated to increase choices. Naturally, I go back to my time as both a teacher and principal and can see how
invested educators are in their work and how easy it is to overlook or miss the obvious. The enormous amount of pressure on educators in Kentucky has
forced teachers to be nearly automated in their behaviors, actions and strategies that are implemented in the classroom. Society sometimes questions
why students lack... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the staff develops the problem of practice, they are unofficially admitting that there is a problem and that we need help from others to determine a
resolution. Identifying alternative options/possibilities will ultimately assist in future decision making in help drive the school improvement plan.
Having additional eyes view the proposed problem allows evidence to be collected in conjunction with the next steps towards a resolution. The
instructional rounds process allows for the additional data outside the obvious to be collected and analyzed to provide multiple options for a school
to move forward. The final step of instructional rounds is referred to as "next steps." This resembles the "multitrack alternatives" that allows several
options to be proposed and considered simultaneously and to determine which one is best to address the problem of practice. Teachers may explore
different angles or paths to determine what works over what is a barrier. Collecting evidence towards multiple options is

Personal Narrative-Lucy In Narrow
Lucy is just learning a new skill. It is hard for everyone to learn or attempt something for the first time. Lucy thinks, "This was tricky. More than
one sailor had been seriously injured or even killed by the crack of a jibing boom. She had to do it right" (Laskey 60). Lucy is learning from her
Pap to do a dangerous way to sail. Jibing. I am determined in things such as school, sports, and drama. For example, I once swam a 200 individual
medley, one of the hardest events a swimmer can swim. Even though I was tired, I did not give up and peel over on any of the turns. I kept pushing
until the one handed touch on the touch–pad. Or in school when I have really long nights of homework especially on nights I have early drama, clubs, or
swimming. Lucy and I have the trait of determination in common. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lucy is trying to rethink what Pap was shouting about at Pup's house a few years ago. She tries to remember, " Pap had roared into Pup's sitting
room and actually shouted something. What was it? What had it been? He had sunk down and buried his face in his hands" (Laskey 123). For
example, my curiosity spoiled my own trip to Disney World because I looked in the mail and saw letters Disney had sent. I also investigated and
found the Walt Disney World app on my mom's phone. I like to be very nosey. I look into people's business a lot. Lucy and I both have a knack for
letting our curiosity get the best of

The Narrow Road To The Deep North
In the works we have read, the one that sticks out the most would be Basho's story, The Narrow Road to the Deep North, a Japanese story that depicts
culture. Culture defines who people are. The haikus used throughout this story devoted a great of amount of attention to the natural world as well as
human nature. Basho creates such power through his poetry. Individualism is depicted in the story. The practice of Zen Buddhism depicts an aspect of
Japanese culture in man searching for the truth. During his journey the experience helped him in providing a clearer understanding of his purpose. The
decision by the individual reflects self–reliance and personal dependence.
Basho shows independence by leaving everything behind and traveling many days

A Comparison Of Kusamakura And Narrow Road To The Interior
Nature is inspiring and sometimes we forget the healing it brings to the soul. The novels "Kusamakura" and "Narrow Road to the Interior" deal in
great part with Zen Buddhism, likewise with nature and how is it part of everyday life. Even though is difficult to achieve complete peacefulness, nature
helps us step outside our shells, our drama, our mental dilemmas and become capable of appreciating life on life terms. Nature is in all our
surroundings, it even appears in dreams and both novels do a great job captivating natures beauty in poems. Some of these poems are haiku poems that
contain originally 17 syllables. They are short poems that capture a big piece of beauty, of nature through time.
First of all, Zen is the nirvana or enlightenment, equivalent to the awaking of the spirit, by knowing and acquiring full conscience of what we are. It
doesn't mean going to heaven, it's finding happiness in fully living the moment and in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He emphasizes that from nature comes "pure poetry" because it takes the spirit, purifies it and elevates I, leaving fresh as new.
Furthermore, Soseki expresses the idea of "the Oneness of all things" in this passage by showing the reader that scenery, nature is food for the heart of
the person's soul. Certainly, this experience might pass to others as an empty part of their life, but in reality is when we are most content and
connected to ourselves. Thus, we are at one when we connect with nature because it restores us to ourself natural being that we are meant to be, happy,
joyous and,

Richard Flanagan The Narrow Road
Flanagan represents love as a powerful force that can drive and shape behaviour of others; for it is through love and admiration that society can shape
and define people. I am shown how love can both be a power for greatness, but also a power for evil and destruction, "the fantasy of love is that it is
force for good but it can also be a terrible force for destruction and for sadness as well." (Flanagan, "Richard Flanagan's") Flanagan's words on the
power of love and the duality of love for both good and evil is highlighted through the life of Dorrigo Evans and also through Nakamura's struggle on
the railway. As Romy Ash of The Guardian said "the capabilities of the human spirit: for the creation of both exquisite beauty... and for the creation of
terror, the atrocity that was the Burma death railway" (Ash...), the novel shows the way in which great beauty and horror can both be created by
society and fostered and developed in people. It is through his love for his men that Dorrigo can become something ... Show more content on
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For he has come to love them, and every day he understands that he is failing in his love, for every day more and more of them die. (Flanagan, "The
Narrow Road", pp)
On the railway Dorrigo acts not out of selfish desires, but for the good of his men, even when he himself believes he is failing his men, he is truly
becoming something worthy of the title hero. However these deeds of selflessness, which he does even though he wants to be selfish highlight how
even in his own flawed way he is still a hero:
Why? Dorrigo Evans thought. Why am I saying I don't want the steak? He so desperately wanted to eat it, and the men wanted him to have it, as a
tribute of sorts. And yet, much as he knew no one would have begrudged him the meat, he also understood the steak to be a test that demanded
witnesses, a test he had to pass, a test that would become a necessary story for them all. (Flanagan, "The Narrow Road",

Narrow-Personal Narrative
Have you ever had that feeling of deja vu? You hear an old song and connect to it. You walk down a certain street and it seems familiar. You meet
someone and instantly it's like you've known them your entire life. That's what it was like when I met my best friend Tori. I met Tori at the local
park when I was thirteen. She was wearing red doc martens and so was I. So I sauntered over to her with a smirk on my face and told her that I
liked her shoes. I told her she had good taste. Tori laughed at that and insisted this was a sign we had to be friends. Instantly we clicked and soon she
was coming over to my house every other day. It was like we were meant to meet. We were the kind of best friends that finished each other's sentences.
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Seeing my best friend lying still in coffin was a dose of unwanted reality. I broke down sobbing at the sight. Three months after that and I started to
get back into my daily routine. However, Tori's presence at my side was something constantly missing. Missing Tori was a dull ache that never
really went away. I didn't know that Tori's presence would soon be making a reappearance. My phone alarm rung on a Wednesday and pulled me
away from my thoughts. I had five minutes to leave the house and head to school or I'd be late. I quickly shoved my red doc martens on my feet
and headed to school. Tori used to go to the same highschool as me and being there without her was difficult. At least the new kid in history class
seemed cool I thought to myself. I got to school right before the bell rings and I had to rush to my first class. I walked into my history class and
plopped down into an empty seat. The new kid was seated at my right side. He was attractive with his dark hair falling into his eyes and the constant
aloof expression on his face. I was intrigued by him and the air of mystery around him. No one knew where he came from. He just had transferred
recently and he wasn't very

Analysis Of Whittier Narrows Nature Center
Whittier Narrows Nature Center Conservation of our natural environment is of vital importance. Now, people should preserve nature and protect it. In
addition, it is imperative to realize that, the survival of humanity and many creatures depends mainly on the state of the environment around us. As
matter of fact, science place a relevant part in the conservation of the planet. Moreover, Physical geography is the study of all natural forms and
processes in an environment, also, the field covers the cause and effect of human activity on the environment. "Geographers study the location and
distribution of things–tangible things such as rainfall, mountains, and trees" (Hess, Darrel, Physical Geography, Third California Edition) For this
reason, I decided to visit The Whittier Narrows Center. It is one of the many centers that have been established in US to conserve the most crucial
asset that human beings possess, the environment. Those who study geography realize that it is important to conduct a thorough study on the center
and its activities to identify what makes it such a unique site. This project is providing an insight of the center by describing its natural settings per
Physical Geography. The paper will focus on the center's location, geographical settings, weather, climate, plants and trees, soils, wildlife, terrain, local
history and a site map. The Whittier Narrows Nature Center is located at 1000 Durfee Road South El Monte, Ca 91733. Its coordinates are

Cossack's Narrow: A Narrative Fiction
The Spider moved, its front legs reaching out so that one was almost touching. The corner of cossack's mouth. The other legs were still attached to his
neck, with the main body of the spider now hanging under his. Jaw. He wanted to swallow again but he didn't dare. Any movement might the creature,
which needed no excuse to attack. Cossack guessed that this was the fama le of the espacies: a thousand times worse that. The male. If it decided to
bite him, its hollow fangs would. Inject him with a neurotoxic venom That would paralyze his skim. The pain–waves of it – would Come in About an
hour. His eyelids would go into convulsions. He would almost certainly die. Cossack considered raising a had and anywhere else on his body, he might
have taken the change. But it had settled on this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cossack's ayes flickered over to hunter. He knew the organization that had employed them would not forgive failure, and this was the only change
they would get. The spider moved again and, looking down, Cossack saw its head: a cluster of tiny, gleaming eyes– half a dozen of them– gazing up at
him, unglued that. Anything in the would. World. His skin itches. The whole Sid of his face wanted to peel itself away. But he knew that there was
nothing hunter could do. He had to fire now. The commander was only ten steps away from the helicopter. The blades were already turning. Cossack
wanted to scream at him. Do it! The sound of the gunshot would frighten the spider and it would bite. But that. Wasn't important. The mission had to
succeed. Hunter quickly considered his options. He could use the tip of the gun to brush away the black window. He might succeed in getting rid of it
before it bit cossack. But by then then commander would be in his helicopter, behind bulletproof glass. Or he could shoot the

Narrow Crib Review
The Oeuf Sparrow Crib has a painted finish and is in a modern style. It comes in a low height to offer parents and caregiver's ease of accessing baby.
This particular crib is made in Europe and follows strict environmental standards. In the tradition of European cribs, the Oeuf Sparrow is constructed
of slim side rails to give the crib a light, airy European feel. The mattress has 3 heights to allow the crib to grow with the child. It has a conversion kit
that can be purchased to allow the crib to last up to age 5. The crib meets or exceeds all Australian, Canadian, and European as well as U.S. safety
standards. It is also eco–friendly with finishes being made using non–toxic and water–based, free of VOC health hazards materials.
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It also receives high marks for ease of assembly, which is important to anyone purchasing large baby furniture. Anyone looking for a crib that
caters to a need to save space will notice that this is a definite feature of the Oeuf Sparrow crib. Beauty and sturdiness are not the only qualities
users remark about they also express pleasure in how functional the crib design is for those attending to the needs of a baby or toddler. The Oeuf
Sparrow crib is not for someone on a budget or for those who like heavy crib designs. This is definitely a crib for those who like modern furniture
or desire something that is light and classy looking. It definitely falls into the higher priced category of cribs but is something a person expects when
shopping for a quality product designed to last for several years of constant use. There is no smell to the crib when first assembled as has been stated
in other crib reviews just a wood–smell that goes away after a week.
Buy from

Dylan's Narrow: A Fictional Narrative
Dylan used to love Halloween. It was the only time of the year you could dress up as a scary monster and demand candy from your neighbors. What
kid wouldn't love that! It eventually wore off on him, though. By the time he was eleven, playing dress up and going for candy just seemed too
childish. After all, his parents bought a big bag every year, he could just eat that. These days, he only went out with his little brother. As his Matthias
went to every house, he stood at the curb, arms crossed, looking like he'd rather be somewhere else. Truthfully, he would. However, with his parents
working, he didn't have a choice but to bring Matt around the neighborhood. He honestly didn't mind anymore, though. There was a bit of an age gap
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"Dylan," his brother sobbed. "That kid stole my candy." "Mrs. Jacobson, can you please watch Matthias? There's something I need to do. It won't
take long." When the older woman nodded, Dylan took off running in the direction of Jason. Stealing candy from a little kid was a despicable act.
This kid wasn't going to get away with it. Confronting him wasn't an option, though. He didn't want to get into a fight. He wanted this to be quick
and easy. As he turned a corner, he ran into a group of his friends. "I need your guys' help," he said. "Somebody stole my brother's candy." After a
brief discussion, they were onboard with the plan. Dylan stayed behind as his friends ran over to Jason, screaming about a guy with a knife. They did
a great job, acting like they were being chased by a crazed lunatic. He gave them a few more minutes before raising the knife and running over to them,
brandishing it. Jason screamed and ran off, the candy forgotten. After returning his friend's costume back to him, Dylan returned to his brother, who
was sitting on their neighbor's porch, looking really sad. "Here you go,

The Collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge Essay
The Collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge is perhaps the most notorious failure in the world of engineering. It collapsed on November 7, 1940 just months after its
opening on July 1, 1940. It was designed by Leon Moisseiff and at its time it was the third largest suspension bridge in the world with a center span of
over half a mile long. The bridge was very narrow and sleek giving it a look of grace, but this design made it very flexible in the wind. Nicknamed the
"Galloping Gertie," because of its undulating behavior, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge drew the attention of motorists seeking a cheapthrill. Drivers felt
that they were driving on a roller coaster, as they would disappear from sight in the trough of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is shaped in a way to transfer weight to the towers and anchors with its tension (O'Connor, 1971, p. 372). Cables are made of high strength wires
spirally bound to form a rope (O'Connor, 1971, p. 372). Vertical cable suspenders that are fastened to the main cables hang the actual roadway.
Stiffening girders and trusses are along the side of the bridge to distribute concentrated loads and help to keep the motion of the bridge at a minimum
(Troitsky, 1994, p115).
The basic design of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge itself was a suspension bridge with a center span of 2800 feet and two side spans of one 1100 feet
(Farquharson, 1950, p. 17). Its two lane, reinforced concrete roadway was twenty–six feet wide with two 5 foot, 9 inch sidewalks (Farquharson, 1950,
p. 19). Overall the superstructure was 5939 feet, including the suspension structures, approach spans and anchorages (Farquharson, 1950, p. 19).
Anchorages were made of solid concrete and were fifty feet by 170 feet and were fifty feet high (Farquharson, 1950, p. 19). The main towers which
the cables saddle were 425 feet in height and with a spacing of thirty–nine feet at the top and fifty feet at the bottom (Farquharson, 1950, p. 19). Each
cable consisted of nineteen strands of galvanized wire and totaled a diameter of seventeen inches. The design of the bridge may sound rather large and
structurally stable but as mentioned before the bridge was designed to be very sleek looking. By

Tacoma Narrows Bridge Tragedies
The masterful works of art, known as bridges, are some of the most complex structures people design. With absurdly complicated bridges, like the
Lucky Knot Bridge in China, to an everyday bridge that you would see in North Carolina, engineers everywhere must go through the same process of
making sure these bridges are safe and secure. The dedication and amount of hours that go into deciding the structure, what addons will overall make
the bridge itself stronger, and what makes these bridges economical checks to see that they are universally safe, and to hopefully prevent another
Tacoma Narrows Bridge tragedy. The rugged bridge, known as "Bento," had a smaller raft–looking base, with supports underneath . Even though
Bento was classified as

1940 Tacoma Narrows Bridge
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was designed for a wind speed of 100 miles per hour and a static wind pressure of 30 pounds–force per square foot but
unfortunately the bridge failed at a wind speed of less than half and a static wind pressure of one–sixth (Delatte, 2009). This phenomenon raises a big
question mark on how this is possible. At first, resonance was suspected to be the main cause of the bridge failure (The New York Times, 1940).
After some proper research and thorough investigations by engineers, they came up with several theories on how did the bridge collapse. The
primary cause of the collapse lies in the general proportions of the bridge and the type of stiffening girders and floor. The ratio of the width of the
bridge to the length of the main span was so much smaller and the vertical stiffness was so much less than those of previously constructed bridges that...
Ammann, Theodore von Karman, and Glenn B. Woodruff to investigate the case of the 1940 Tacoma Bridge collapse (Scott, 2001). Theodore von
Karman, a famous aeronautical engineer, claimed that the motion that was seen on the day when the bridge was brought into pieces was due to
vortices. When an air flow passes a bluff body, it created the periodic shedding of air vortices, which created the von Karman Vortex Street (Delatte,
2009). As a consequence, the bridge would move towards the low–pressure zone, in a wavering development called vortex–induced vibration. On the
off chance that the recurrence of vortex shedding matches the regular recurrence of the scaffold, then the structure reverberates and motions may get to
be distinctly self–maintaining. This wake reinforced the oscillations that were present and caused the centre span to violently twist until the bridge
collapsed (Von KГЎrmГЎn, 1963). Experimental results that was deduced in a 1942 report confirms that the motions were a result of vortex shedding
(Farquharson,

Tacoma Narrows Bridge
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State had taken three years to complete its building process. It experienced a terrible fate as it collapsed
only four months after final construction. During its short existence only vertical vibrations of the bridge were noticed, and the bridge became
famously known as "Galloping Gertie" due to the swaying of the roadway under high wind conditions. A positive correlation was observed between the
wind's speeds and the bridge's vibrations in certain tests, yet contradictory results are also in existence which prove no correlation between the two.
Tourists who paid the bridge toll to venture across the swaying bridge, encompassed by seemingly disappearing vehicles, often considered this bridge a
roller–coaster ride with a riding fee tacked on. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a replacement for the ferry system in place to venture across the Tacoma Narrows, the 2,800 feet long bridge was created. However, in an attempt
to make the bridge more cost–effective, it was built with an unusual design for a suspension bridge– an extremely thin frame of only thirty–nine feet.
This created sufficient space for only two lanes on the roadway. Originally, the bridge was supposed to be made more sturdy through the addition of
trusses, yet there were inadequate funds. As a result, a cheaper alternative– 8–foot girders– were added on. They were included on the entire expanse of
the bridge. However, there was not a sufficient stiffening effect created on the bridge by these girders. There was not enough research in existence on
aerodynamic stability for suspension bridges, and wind tunneling/aerodynamic lift was thus not properly accounted

Analysis : ' Enter Through The Narrow Gate '
David Gu
Mr. Robert Brinlee
3rd Period Honors English III
21 November 2014
Against the Current
It reads in Matthew 7:13–14, "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter
through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." When pressed to make a decision, one is often
inclined to walk the path that one's peers are taking. More often times than not, we look for the easy way out. To merge with the popular outlook,
much like the river current that flows downstream to its riverbed, all that is required of us is the immersion of ourselves within its undulation and be
washed along. Choosing to be pushed by this current forces us to give up our ideas and substitute it for the common consensus. We realize that
frequently our morals depart from the "common" value system, but we deny ourselves the urge to express such social commentary fearing judgement,
exclusion, or even persecution by the masses. Few men choose to fight the upstream battle. Fewer men are able to alter its course. No man however
can reverse the tide. The moral issues involving slavery and the post Emancipation racial discrimination in 19th century America serves as a perfect
example of such an upstream battle. Writer and rhetoric master Mark Twain sheds light on the topic of conflicting human principles in his work The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, what many call "the Great American Novel".Twain

Narrow Lace Essay
Want a softer, daintier look for your bedroom, but can't afford new drapes, bedspread and accessories? Wish no more! Go get a couple yards of lace
and you'll be well on your way to having a prettier bedroom at a minimal cost. But, the overall look will seem as though you've spent a fortune. There
are various types of lace which are suitable for giving your bedroom a softer look. Lace on a bolt, or by the yard, is fine for covering large areas, like an
entire wall or section of a wall. Wide lace, found on a spool or by the yard, is great for making a border to go around the top of the bedroom wall.
Narrow lace, also found on a spool, is a great way to add just a little lace to things like lamps or other accessories. Lace comes in many different ...
As part of the Atlanta–Marietta–Sandy Springs Metro area, it has access to the MARTA rail transportation system, thus ensuring reliable transportation
into Metro Atlanta. Its 9 public schools and 12 well–kept parks are just a few of the family–friendly amenities of this town. The city was only
incorporated into a city in mid 2005, after a long battle with the state to resist annexation with Atlanta and a call for a referendum. Today the city has a
mayor and six Council members. The town experienced serious growth in the 1950s when a housing boom began. Many of the homes in newer
neighborhoods evidence that period with ranch–style and modern traditional homes. This small city is one of metro Atlanta's most affluent residential
communities and in recent years has seen a trend in high–rise luxury condominium building. Medium income is among the highest in Georgia, with a
household making over $60,000 and a family income estimated at just above $80,000. With all this affluence the area is flush with beautiful public
buildings, and many national companies locally headquartered here, which means more professional jobs are being created. This is an expensive place
to live with the median house value at $345,200 in the year 2000. The dominant employment arenas for the population are in professional, scientific and
technical industries.http://www.city–data.com/city/Sandy–Springs–Georgia.html Anyone thinking about buying in Sandy Springs would do well to
purchase an audio driving tour tape at the Heritage Sandy Springs Administrative Office during regular business hours. It will provide an overview of
the city's history and cultural identity. This is a wonderful resource that also can be used to tour the area and get a feel for the neighborhoods and see
the civic buildings. There are 74 homes listed in the Atlanta Journal Constitution from $150,000 to

Narrow Views On The United States
Narrow Minds: Narrow Views
Contrary to what many people thing, the dramatic event that happened in New York on
September 11, 2001 when Muslim origin terrorist perpetuated the killing of innocent people in the United States was very devastating not just to
Americans but also to the rest of the world.
The world felt the consequences of this terrorist attack against America apart from condemning it because it was a horrible and inhumane event, but
also by America government official's racial profiling citizens of all nationalities that set foot into America territory. As citizens of the United
States, we are concerned about criminality undermining our society; drugs, terrorist attacks and violence are increasing in our communities. Although
crime is a serious problem in our society, government resources are limited and we live under a terrorist threat. However, racial profiling is not the
solution to reduce our social issues because it is unconstitutional, promotes distrust in government agencies, and prevents America from finding a more
inclusive solution.
Many people have different ideas of what constitutes Racial Profiling but, According to
Jody Feder, in "Racial Profiling: Legal and Constitutional Issues," " Racial profiling is the practice of targeting individuals for police or security
detention based on their race or ethnicity in the belief that certain minority groups are more likely to engage in unlawful behavior"(4).
The belief that certain appearances in people

Narrow: A Fictional Narrative
We walk toward a small table and then take our seats. Justin takes out the menus pressed in between the red pepper and parmesan shakers and
hands me one. "So." He puts elbows on the table and clasps his hands together. His large brown eyes search my face. "How many books did you read
last night, Ms. Winter?" He says with a smirk. "Yeah," A grins spreads across my face. "You got me. Only part of one, Mr. Fellows." His eyes sparkle
in response to my playful words. "So... how many dates do you bring here and sit at this very table?" My index finger playfully pounds the table in
exclamation. "Funny. No – not on a date." He grins. I start to look over the menu and it dawns on me that I only have $5 on me.... Show more content on
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"What did our Mr. Strange do now?" I push my straight, walnut hair behind both of my ears. "I guess he heard me up last night in my apartment
and came to my door and knocked on it." "Really?" Justin's playfulness turns into a more serious tome. "He just knocked?" "Yeah," I nod my head.
"I wasn't making any noise. I had just got up to use the bathroom." I have never told anyone about the nightmares except Mercy. Justin knew very
little about my childhood or my family which was intentional on my part. "I heard him knock on the door and say my name. I heard him go down
the back stairs and get into his truck and leave. That was it. Just silly like I told you." I tighten my hands into fists under me. "Has he ever done that
before?" I know why he was inquiring. Even though he thought Cole was odd and probably harmless, he didn't like him living physically near me.
"No. The only time I saw him near my door is that one time ...remember? Last year, I think. When I opened my front door and he was standing there
motionless." I giggle trying to lighten the conversation and not let him worry. "He is such a weird guy." "He is. But be careful around him, Sophia."
Justin inhales

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