The And The Cold Metal Catwalk

The And The Cold Metal Catwalk
Layla let out a sharp screech as she landed beak first on the cold metal catwalk. Looking up from
her embarrassing position, she saw her brother glaring down at her trying hold back a laugh.
"You missed me again!" said Kaar. He couldn't restrain himself any longer and spread his colorful
wings as wide as they could go. The shrill cackling sound that followed echoed throughout the large
corridor the catwalk was suspended in and annoyed Layla to no end.
"Are you done yet?" she asked. Layla was back on her feet now and a single talon was tapping on
the catwalk, a sure sign that her patience was running thin. She couldn't help it, He drove her nuts.
But family is family.
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First one back gets seconds!" And with that, Kaar scurried down the catwalk towards the front of
their home, spreading his wings, jumping, and finally flying low and fast. He would beat her there,
he always did.
Layla scampered at a hurried pace after her brother, thinking about the world, like always.
Later that night as the lights all across their home dimmed, signifying night, Layla and Kaar hopped
up onto their roosts to get some rest. They roosted next to each other, as they had done as far back as
Layla could remember, and supposedly since they were even hatchlings.
It's always the same thing. Every day. Wake up, eat, study, play, eat, sleep.
It had not even been five minutes and Kaar was already asleep at this point. His beak was wide open
and his wings were slacked. Layla quickly pecked him in the side to get his attention. The resulting
jolt, accompanied by a shrill squawk, rocked the roost violently and Layla nearly fell off from the
shaking of the support below her.
"What do you want!? I was sleeping."
"I had no idea" she gave him a sarcastic thousand–yard–stare. Doofus. "I want to talk."
"Can't it wait till the morning?" His wings were already starting to relax at his sides again.
"Please? It's been bugging me for a while."
"Alright" He blinked a few times, and sat up straight, trying to stay awake. "What is it?"
"Don't you think our home is a little weird?"
"What do you mean? It seems alright to me, I mean, we grow nuts and berries on
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The Empty Corridor As A Tall Slender Woman
Planes Footsteps echoed down the empty corridor as a tall, slender woman made her way towards a
certain room. Though having walked down here many times, the eerie, cold feeling of the building
sent visible shivers down her spine. The alabaster walls had a tinge of grey and it seemed that no
matter how many people were present, this could not hold even the slightest touch of warmth. She
stopped short in front of the familiar wooden door. Raising a hand, she rapped gently three times
before unlocking the door and pushing it open. The room was dark, saved for the soft glow of the
moonlight that flooded in. The woman looked around the spacious room before her attention finally
landed on the lonesome figure in a corner. It was a boy no more than six years old. His blonde hair
was slightly dishevelled and covered his eyes. His eyes – they were different from the usual kids his
age. Rather than holding a cheerful and mischievous glint in them, they were glassy and hallow. He
stared unblinkingly at the woman at the doorway and though she did not outwardly show it, it
unsettled her. She could feel the hairs at the back of her neck stand on end and a cold sweat starting
to form but she swallowed and forced a smile as best as she could. 'Jerome,' she called gently, 'it's
bed time.' The little boy turned, eyes focusing on what he was doing prior to the woman entering.
His eyes small fingers gripped tightly onto the model plane he was playing with, but obediently, he
stood and

Crown Of Life Research Paper
The ability to become young again, live forever, and to heal any wound has been discovered in
1991! Ron and Tom are archaeologists from Australia, and their latest mission is to retrieve the
Crown of Life from the Tomb of Neferkheperuhersekheper located in Egypt. Whoever wears the
Crown of Life will become young, never die, and heal you whenever you get hurt. Ron and Tom
arrived at the entrance to the tomb. They put on their packs filled to the brim with their gear. The
map showed that there were four corridors leading to the podium holding the Crown of Life. Ron
and Tom rolled over the boulder blocking the first corridor. They saw that there are tiles on the
ground, and if you stepped on the wrong one, you would fall into a bottomless pit. ... Show more
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They cautiously walked through it. As Tom turned around, Steve noticed that Tom walked into a
tripwire that activated a trap that threw spears. Steve quickly pushed Tom out of harm's way, but
didn't have enough time to completely get himself out of danger. The spear grazed his left shoulder,
but luckily no fatal damage occurred. Tom quickly took out the first aid kit out of his pack and
wrapped gauze around Steve's shoulder to stop the bleeding. As soon as Steve felt better, they
continued to the room containing the treasure. They saw the podium with the Crown of Life inside a
glass container. They both breathlessly walked up, and as soon as they were about to remove the
glass case, everything went dark. Esteban, the tomb robber, took the back of his flashlight and
knocked both Steve and Tom out. He tied them both together, and quickly scurried out of the tomb.
Steve and Tom scooted over and sat down on the glass case, shattering it into hundreds of pieces.
They would then take the biggest piece, and cut themselves free. After, they dashed out of the tomb.
They quickly got back into their jeep, and got out the thermal scanner from their trunk. Thier
scanner showed two life forms about a few miles away. Steve and Tom thought that Esteban had a
partner. They drove as fast as the jeep allowed to try to catch up to them. After a few hours, they
finally saw that they stopped. Steve and Tom followed Esteban and his partner into a

The Inside A Long Corridor
I stared in wonder, inside was a long corridor, lit by a glowing light, to the left were weapon racks
and to the right was an alchemy lab. Beyond that to the left was an underground bathing pool with 5
built in seats, continually refilled by water streaming in from above. Opposite this were a full set of
forging, smelting and weapon crafting gear, beyond that was an alchemy table and a set of empty
book shelves. I was in love with the place already and determined it would be my home. Opening a
locked door at the end of the hall revealed a bed in the middle of the room, several chests and to one
side a kitchen area and the other were wardrobes. Behind the bed was further water falling gently
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The fact my legs were held at right angle meant it was unlikely I would be moved out of position. I
uncapped one of the bottles of "monster residue" and briefly inhaled before sealing the jar. Within
seconds my pussy was moist and lubricated enough that I could start the machine, a few drops fell
into the bucket below. With that I unlocked the brake, within seconds the shaft moved against my
crotch, licking at my sensitive lips a dozen times every second. Animalistic moans echoed from me
as I was overwhelmed by ecstasy. As I moaned in bliss, my shapely breasts danced to the rhythm of
the machine, my navel clenched and relaxed in the throes of each climax. I felt flushed and was
perspiring, I slipped my hands into the loops and crested heavenly wave after heavenly wave while
thinking will I be able to bring myself to stop the machine? Or will I just be pleasured until I am too
weak to move? My voluptuous figure squirming helplessly driven by the unquenchable fire in my
loins, my moans sounded incredibly loud to my ears but couldn't be heard over the sounds of falling
water. As I lay there floating, I mused it should be easier to recruit other suppliers if the business
really takes off. But the mead we are making will take at least a month to ferment, so for now I can
probably manage, down to the fact I produce far more I'm certain than most women do. As the torch
went out that as my signal, I reluctantly unhooked one

Meeting A Hero
Meeting a Hero
It was hot in Oklahoma City. The concert had been terrific. Steven and his dad, Rudy, would never
forget being in the same room as one of the greatest blues musicians of all time. They had heard
rumours that, if you waited around the artist's entrance long enough after a show, Isaac Smith would
eventually allow you to come in and meet him. Steven and Rudy were in no hurry. So, they decided
to wait.
Steven passed the time by checking to make sure his camera was in working order. Rudy wanted an
opportunity to have his picture taken with his hero; Steven wanted to take advantage of the
opportunity. An hour and a half passed. Just when Steven was about to suggest they give up, the
artist's entrance door opened. A large man in a black suit announced, "Mr. Smith will see you now."
The corridor to the dressing room was barely wide enough to accommodate one person standing in
the middle. The security guard instructed the group to form a single–file line against one wall. "We
can only let in two at a time. The room is small," he said. Steven's heart sank. He was fourth in line
and Dad was fifth. They wouldn't be able to get in at the same time and Dad wouldn't get his photo.
That's when the man standing third in line said, "He's going to see all of us. Take my spot and then
you and your dad can go in together." It was a huge relief.
A couple of minutes went by and the security guard ushered Steven and Rudy into the dressing
room. In front of their eyes was Isaac Smith

Feasibility Study For Modernization Of The Eastern Railway...
The inability of Ivoirian firms to obtain suitable industrial land has become a binding constraint on
the country's economic growth and a primary impediment to the Government of Cote d'Ivoire's
(GOCI) effort to increase industrial GDP to well above its current 22%. In the second quarter of
2013, the utilization rate of industrial capacity stood at 67.9% for Cote d'Ivoire . This will in turn
increase the competitiveness of its economy. The GOCI now recognizes the tremendous economic
costs of poor industrial land governance and inefficient industrial land markets and, consequently,
has proposed concrete activities to address this constraint under Cote d'Ivoire's first MCC Compact.
Selection of Our Team's Previous Industrial Land Clients in Africa and the Middle East Morocco:
Compact Development Industrial Land Due Diligence Support Services Democratic Republic of
Congo: Special Economic Zone Program Uganda: Infrastructure Fund Feasibility Study Ghana:
Feasibility study for modernization of the Eastern Railway Corridor Kenya: Development of the
Northern Transport Corridor Sub–Saharan Africa: Small and Medium–Sized Enterprises Energy
Support Zimbabwe and Malawi: Sustainable Energy For All (SE4all) Sub–Saharan Africa:
Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Energy Finance Sub–Saharan Africa: Advisory Support,
Technical Assistance, and Legal & Regulatory Framework Development Mauritania: Nouadhibou
Special Economic Zone Tunisia: Chambers and Business

Traffic Along The South- Centre Iraq And East West...
trade movements. The traffic along the South– Centre Iraq and East–West Corridors is being served
by Expressway No.1 with 1250 km long, the rote 2 sections and 10 parts; Southern with 510 km &
Western with 455 km. This corridor is considerate as one of the longest routes in the Middle East
and one of the most important highways in Iraq.
Most of the expressway adjacent land along the road is owned by the Government, except some
farms and installations owned by private. There are 176 official and private installations and
adjoining to this expressway; many of them are assembling randomly on the right of way. These
installations include; Police posts, Army posts, check points, Commercial (stand–alone) privately
owned rest areas. Formal rest areas with integrated services, Small and fragmented shops, some of
which are informal and unlicensed and farms or state leased lands.
Most of the installations include medium or bad partial services like restaurants and shops. Many
restaurants moved from the city to the area of the express way to follow traffic. In fact, Informal and
illegal service stations are now dominating service delivery and they are very close to road and
cannot be moved back because of obstacles behind it parking, especially of trucks needs
management and repair. Most of the parking of trucks is obstructing movement and activities. The
installation along the way slows traffic unnecessarily on a high speed Expressway, distracts drivers,
and in effect removes

The Road Corridor As An Important Area For Future...
In 2006, The City of East Lansing referred to The Trowbridge Road Corridor as an important area
for future redevelopment in their "Big Picture" Comprehensive Plan. Being a main route to East
Lansing and Michigan State University it allows high visibility and access to and from the
surrounding neighborhoods. In order to encourage future development in this area, most of the
properties along that corridor needed to be redeveloped. Review for this project began in 2007. Due
to the original design for the car–oriented area, the corridor and the surrounding land did not
perfectly complement each other. The addition of numerous curb cuts and disjointed interior vehicle
connections increased the dysfunction between cars and pedestrians. Pedestrian safety, highway and
train noise, conditions of the parking lot, heavy pass–through traffic, depth of the parcels south of
Trowbridge, and lack of marketing focus are a few of the preexisting weaknesses of the site. River
Caddis Developing is the firm responsible for the development of the Trowbridge Village. River
Caddis development has acquired developed and/or redeveloped around two hundred million dollars
of multifamily and commercial assets in states throughout the country (McGraw, 2015). This project
alone reached close to 17 million dollars. Trowbridge Village offers students unique and new places
to shop and dine in the convenience of their backyard. In total the village stretches to almost 47,000
square feet. Trowbridge Lofts

The Natural Communities Conservation Planning (NCCP) Act...
The Natural Communities Conservation Planning (NCCP) Act of 1991 and California
The Natural Communities Conservation Planning (NCCP) Act of 1991 was established by the
California Legislature, is directed by the Department of Fish and Game, and is being implemented
by the state, and public and private partnerships to protect habitat in California1. As opposed to the
single species interpretation of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), this act aims at protecting many
species using a regional approach to habitat preservation. Douglas Wheeler has written a nice
synopsis of the NCCP within the context of the history of conservation of habitat. The NCCP is a
program that is meant to have voluntary multi–stakeholder cooperation in planning, ... Show more
Whole–habitat preservation suggested in the NCCP will, hopefully, incorporate the necessary
elements for adequate protection of a species, allowing it to thrive in its habitat with the other
organisms that it usually shares space with.
The NCCP is designed to allow Orange County and participating counties the opportunity to
develop plans for saving what remains of the CSS among the existing development. In this process
counties are asked to account for future urban and farming development. Stakeholder participation is
important in this process for obtaining input from various sectors of the community. Businesses and
cities can come forward with plans for future expansion and development, managers of habitat can
come forward with goals and limitations of the habitat and scientists can come forward with
recommendations for size and structure of habitat and ideas for restoration to enhance corridors
between habitat.
The NCCP planning program will be implemented in large parts of Orange County, in parts of San
Diego County and in portions of Riverside County. The main areas of interest for this issue paper
are located in Orange County and are referred to as Coastal Subarea Reserve and Central Subarea
Reserve. Coastal Subarea Reserve is located in the San Joaquin Hills area of Orange County. Central
Subarea Reserve is located within the unincorporated county jurisdiction2.
The funding for the development of the NCCP comes from several sources. Landowners

Laguna Creek Watershed Case Study
Introduction The Laguna Creek Watershed is located in Fremont, California covering 25.1 mi2.
Engineered channels along the flatlands of the watershed allow the water that comes from the
Mission, Sabercat, Aqua Caliente, Vargas, Washington, Canada del Aliso, and Morrison creeks to
flow into Laguna Creek. Laguna Creek drains into the foothills of the Diablo Range and Mud
Slough. (Laguna Creek Watershed) The Laguna Creek Watershed Council is a nonprofit alliance that
serves to protect Laguna Creek, associated riparian corridors, and tributary streams. The goals are
accomplish through education of residents, community participation, and finding balanced solutions
with all stakeholders. (Mission and Vision) Organization Laguna Creek Watershed Council was
founded in 2002 and in 2008 was established as a 501(c)3. Community group leads, local
government agencies, and residents make up the Laguna Creek Watershed council. (Mission and
Vision) The Laguna Creek Watershed Council is made up of nine members, president, vice–
president, secretary, treasurer, and specialists. Each member brings a different expertise to the group
that allows them to cover different aspects throughout the watershed, such as community activism,
resource management, watershed science, and public planning. (Board of Directors) ... Show more
The objectives are habitat restoration, flood control, water quality, recreation development, and
stewardship. The council has recommended to the City of Elk Grove the use of green infrastructure.
This would allow for more of a natural drainage system that would preserve floodplains, wetland
areas, and protects stream corridors. (Laguna Creek Watershed Council Work

Evaluation Of A Risk Corridor
For clarification a risk corridor is a formed idea that if insurance companies rake in higher cost than
expected the government will reimburse the insurer to a certain percentage. As an example, if an
insurer's actual claims in 2014 are at least 3% greater than the claims projected when the insurer set
2014 rates, the government must reimburse the insurer for half of the excess (Radnofsky, 2014). On
top of that, if total claims jump 8% the government would be liable for 80% of the excess costs. This
is a really risky move because the unhealthy population with insurance could be extremely costly.
The risk corridors gave third party payers the re–insurance by providing insurance to all parties.
These insurers in 2015 needed massive bailouts from the government for substantial losses reaching
2.5 billion. This can become an increasing expense over the years. Most of all the taxpayers will be
on the hook for these enormous losses, while funding private shareholder owned insurance
companies. The main issue at hand was the Department of Health and Human Services didn't pay
the full percentage that was applicable under the risk corridor, which bankrupt some insurance
providers. These small changes slowly deteriorate the free exchange market the affordable care act
was built upon. The CEO Kelly Crowe of National Alliance stated "few businesses can sustain hits
like the CO–OPs and other small and new insurance companies have endured" because of the
federal government's

Sybline Kretcher: The Tightful Life Of A Young Woman
You sit reclined in the cockroach infested darkness on a bed that is not yours, but you find that
actually, it is far comfier than the one that you try to sleep on back home. In your own bed, the rusty
springs that dig deep into your ribs serve as a welcome reminder of cold reality as your mind swims
in the black waters of blissful agony. Here women scream, children scream but best of all the men
scream in a high–pitched symphony of beautifully poised terror. You feel an icecap chill sweep
down your body as hairs stand erect and skin puckers in gooseflesh kisses as you anticipate what is
about to come, your purpose. Your second face is cold and hard and squashes your nose and lips
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You are sure that she is wearing some sort of contact lens until you find yourself falling into those
sapphire pools. You begin to hear those screams again, and so you divert your attention to her black
lips. This is not the time. "Thank you for coming at such short notice," she says, sucking on a
cigarette. "We have been looking for a residency with your particular set of skills for almost a year
now. I had just about given up when you replied to my e–mail. Is everything that you said in your
correspondence true?"
You confirm that indeed it was true, and in fact, this job seemed to be created for you in mind. The
residency was an absolute bonus, provided that the Kretcher Motel provided protection, which of
course it would. You run a finger along an item in your pocket as you speak, it is uncomfortably
warm in here and the sweat lubricates the blade. You recall your father's face mirrored in the metal
as it descended in slow motion. How it distorted with the curve of the steel. You had read
somewhere that our souls are trapped behind reflective surfaces. You hope that it is

A Study of the Trans-Texas Corridor and How it Affects...
A Study of the Trans–Texas Corridor and How it Affects Texans
Everything is bigger in Texas. That's what a lot of Texans what Americans and people around the
world to know – you don't mess with Texas. In the 1950's, when President Eisenhower created the
first Interstate plan for the country and implemented new roads in almost every single state, it was
the largest engineering feat in the modern world. Now, almost half a century later, Governor Rick
Perry is set to break that record, with the costliest, largest, and most incredible–sized proportion
Texas Trans–Corridor, dubbed the "Texas Superhighway," a 4000 mile, $175 billion dollar project
that won't be completely functional for another fifty years (Perry). This project certainly ... Show
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Laredo contains 40% of the United States land–ship import traffic. Also, any traveler on the I–35
corridor in Texas runs into hundreds of eighteen–wheelers, increasing drivers awareness and causing
disarray for drivers who are trying to see the road in front of them. Perry's answer is to shift the
traffic away from metropolitan areas. If truck drivers can bypass San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas,
the time to their destination would probably save them an entire day in travel. Freight rail services
could veer away from San Antonio's railroad yard, an institution bustling with activity in the wee
hours of the morning. Also, commuter rail can solve environmental problems and help families keep
in touch anywhere in the state without the over–burdening costs of driving (Perry). Perry's plan
begins with the setup itself: Six, twelve–foot vehicle passenger lanes in which the vehicle can travel
at 80 miles per hour; Four, thirteen foot truck lanes; Two tracks for each of the following railroad
establishments – high speed rail, commuter rail, and freight rail. No transportation facility exists like
this in the modern world. All of these integrations to modern society are completely bundled into
one, and their concept is all the same – relieve traffic in urban centers and create a safe and
enjoyable experience through the Texas countryside without interruption

The Negative Impacts Of Gentrification : Causes And Cons
Recently Denver Colorado has gone through a dramatic increase of new residents, causing many
communities to be hurt by gentrification. The definition of Gentrification according to
dictionary.com means, "the buying and renovation of houses and stores in deteriorated urban
neighborhoods by upper– or middle–income families or individuals, thus improving property values
but often displacing low–income families and small businesses." This definition alone proves that
gentrification can have a negative impact. Although many people will overlook the negative impact
because the positive can be a much more luxurious way of living. Yes, there are good things that
come out of gentrification such as an increase in school quality or drops in crime are usually
reflected in home prices. At the end of the day the negative outcomes outweigh the positive such as
displaced youth, historical landmarks demolished, high level of vacancy rate in newly built
apartments. Allowing gentrification to continue at this speed may result in the lower middle class to
disappear. Which is why we must work together to decrease gentrification so that citizens have a
chance at the best life possible.
With all these new residents moving into Denver it is causing established residents to become
displaced because they can no longer afford to live in the new upscale community that has just been
built. After living in a home all their lives children start to become displaced with their families and
begin to move

A Short Story : A Story?
Craig shifted in his seat; the wooden chair was so uncomfortable. He was in a corridor, lined with
identical chairs occupied by more young men of about his age. The corridor smelled like polish and
floor cleaner, and was painted a dull grey and cream. A few feet away stood a tough looking soldier,
immaculately dressed in a dark green uniform and carrying a large wooden cane. Every few minutes
a light bulb hanging above a doorway would flash, a buzzer would sound and the soldier jabbed the
man sitting closest to him with his cane.
Craig heard the buzzer yet again and saw the flashing light reflected on the wall opposite. The
soldier turned to the nearest young man and prodded him in the middle of his chest with the cane.
"You ––– in there," he said. Craig had heard him use that phrase repeatedly.
The young man in question stood up and opened the door as the others before him had done. He
went inside and the door closed.
"Move up!" shouted the soldier, another frequently repeated instruction.
The man now nearest to the soldier stood up and moved to the vacated chair. Everyone else in the
line followed suit, moving nearer to his fate. Craig was now only two chairs away from the door, the
sinking sensation in his stomach intensified and he started to bite his fingernails. The man ahead of
him in the queue did not seem to know what to do with his hands; he put them on his head, under his
chin, behind his neck, on his knees and in his lap.
There was no clock in the corridor

The Peachtree Street Corridor
The Peachtree Street Corridor is eight and a half miles of road and surrounding real estate in the
geographic heart of Atlanta, Georgia. It is also the financial heart of the city. According to a 2014
study by the Bleakly Advisory Group, the corridor occupies less than 4% of the land in the city, yet
it accounts for over a third of the real estate value. The area also provides over half of all Atlanta's
jobs and nearly three–quarters of all professional, science and technology jobs. It is home to 10% of
the city's population, disproportionately Millennials and Gen Xers. It is a young, wealthy and
dynamic area.
The Midtown Alliance and Central Atlanta Progress are actively pursuing long–term strategies to
make this corridor even more vibrant.

Pros And Cons Of The China Pakistan Economic Corridor
China Pakistan Economic Corridor:
The China–Pakistan Economic Corridor often referred to by the acronym CPEC, is a collection of
projects currently under construction at a cost of $51 billion, intended to rapidly expand and upgrade
Pakistani infrastructure as well as deepen and broaden economic links between Pakistan and the
People's Republic of China. The corridor is considered to be an extension of China's ambitious One
Belt, One Road initiative, and the importance of CPEC to China is reflected by its inclusion as part
of China's 13th five–year development plan.
Pakistani officials predict that the project will result in the creation of upwards of 700,000 direct
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Gwadar is also less crucial to China as it is expensive to pump or carry oil or gas over the
Karakoram range to Xinjiang
Investments by China will boost Pakistan's $274 billion GDP by over 15 %. Money will be taken
from old investors to pay off new ones; CPEC will remain a pipe dream
China's investment surpasses all foreign investments in Pakistan in the past. Win–win cooperation is
based on trust, confidence and convergence of interests. The Chinese influence in Pakistan has
touched an unprecedented high level and it has surpassed the US which has remained the most
preferred ally since 1954. The impact of CPEC on Pakistan's exports is also a big question. CPEC
will generate 2 way trade so imports will rise as well; Envisioned projects will incur liabilities in
foreign exchange for:
– Capital and fuel imports
– Debt Servicing
– Profit repatriation and wages
Pakistan is far more comfortable with China as a facilitator of the Afghan peace talks than it is with
the US, whose intentions are highly

Summary Of ' The Rooftop Of The Creek '
Mary split with Lovienthal and Steaks as they left the rooftop in search of Laura and Pamela. She
wanted to inform them of the zombies breaching the creek, and to help gather the children because it
looked imperative that they would be leaving the school immediately. Steaks and Lovienthal set off
for the bus garage to get Albert. They both hoped that he, Johnny, and the McAllisters had made it
farther along in their fortification of a couple of buses than what the time had allotted them to work.
When Mary found Laura she was in the teachers' lounge with Sarah and Pamela playing a board
game. Mary quickly and frantically told them what had happened. A wave of panic than set over
Laura leaving her speechless and visibly shaking. Pamela stepped up and told her to take Sarah and
go with Mary to the gymnasium to retrieve her sons and the other children. After that they should
meet back at the cafeteria where she would be with James packing up supplies. Laura still stood
frozen and Pamela had to snap at her yelling, "Go now!" in order to get her to break out of her
coma–like state. Laura then grabbed her daughter by her arm, and together with Mary they ran for
the gym. As soon as Pamela left the teachers' lounge she ran into Blake and Mitch. They had seen
the McAllisters leave the school and then return in Albert's golf cart with a subsequent mass of the
living dead giving chase to them. Pamela told them she was on her way to gather James and

The Awakening Of The Dark Corridor
Shattering across the floor, glass shards fly everywhere and the door creaks from no distinct origin,
all common occurrences of the tale tell signs of the supernatural, who haunt by creeping behind the
lone wanderer of the dark corridor. Most do not investigate the source of these sounds; however, as
humans the thirst for discovering the unknown lurks inside. To quench thrillers thirst without actual
confrontation, The Awakening takes viewers into a spaceous, eerie boarding school that used to be a
private mansion. This ghost movie derives from typical characteristics of the subgenre haunted
houses. Unexpected sounds, intense music, and a ghostly monster scare the viewer as this movie
plays out, but the twist is finding out the monster is not the ghost. The Awakening's twist in plot
allows the movie to surpass the layout of a haunted house movie by making the movie more
interesting, suprising to the viewer. To begin, haunted movie's subgenre characters usually come in
five types known as the skeptic, the ghost or spirit, the defender, the instigator, and the outsider. Mr.
Malloy, also known as the defender, asks Florence, a novelist and ghost hunter during the 1920s,
into the school because he wants her to find the ghost and ease the other children's minds. Florence
Cathcart, the protagonist and skeptic, assist the boarding school in finding a mysterious spirit
lurking the halls after an attending student turns up murdered a day after seeing this ghost. The
ghost, who is a

Analysis Of The Poem ' Wha '
A FRANTIC banging awoke the mare from her peaceful slumber, eliciting a great yawn as she
raised her muzzle slowly up into the air, stretching out her wings and wincing until she heard them
click, relief spreading through her body. Then looking up to the window of her own little bedroom–
which was made even smaller by the clutter around the unpainted cobble walls–she groaned as she
saw the betraying blackness of the night and rolled back over, murmuring, "Wha 's 'matter?"
Hearing no response for a few seconds, she smiled and nestled deeper under the cover, sighing as
the warmth surrounded her body. She had no chance of returning to sleep, however, as the harsh
hammering returned, louder this time. Squeaking, she then shot up from the bed, ... Show more
Or perhaps it wasn 't so hard to explain; it was summer, after all.
The stallion, however, didn 't seem quite so excited, his own expression one of great urgency.
Jerking his head to his left quickly he gallopea stop and all but slamming into the mare, crushing her
against the wall and making her groan. Catching himself almost immediately he jumped away from
her, his eyes narrowing as he picked up on her suddenly hungry eyes.
"Listen to me, Blue!" he whispered, his voice scratchy and breathless, his ears pinned against his
neck, the left being ripped almost down to the base. "There 's not time to argue, but we 've gotta go!"
The mare–Blue–frowned, cocking her head slightly as she glanced out to the corridor, then looking
up to her window where the moon shone bright in the cloudless, star–lit sky. "Why? What 's wrong
with–"
"Look, do you trust me?"
"Well, yeah. You know I do, Rip, but–"
"If you trust me then shut up and follow my lead. We 've gotta get out of here, right now." The
stallion spun around and trotted over to the doorway, displaying his saddlebags, seemingly filled
with food, for the first time. Blue, however, only remained where she was, looking around her tiny
room as the stallion 's magic engulfed an old set of her horseshoes laying in the corner and carried
them over to his side. Then, as he peeked around the corner of the doorway tentatively, the

Capitalism In Utah
1. Utah is both a product of the times in which it emerged but also a unique entity that worked to
shape its own future. Robbins and Malone both describe how the west, and by a large extent Utah is
a part of the great narrative of the American West and sometimes differing from it entirely. By
exploring the different facets and predominant activities of 1850's and beyond we can find clues as
to the origins and ultimate fate of the region . By exploring Western American capitalism, various
functions of manifest destiny, and how settlers adhered to the frontier pioneer spirit we can learn the
overall narrative in which the region participates.
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If the thing was one pragmatic to be done, then the most immediate, rough and ready, effective way
was the best way. Utah settlers followed this model, although with less personal autonomy and more
respect for religious authority in worldly matters.7 Mormon settlers followed this idea in the "spirit"
of the law rather than the "letter" of the law in forging their new identity out west. It followed from
the lack of organized political life in the backwoods society, that the individual was exalted and
given free play. The West was another name for opportunity. Here were mines to be seized, fertile
valleys to be claimed; all the natural resources open to the shrewdest and the boldest. The United
States is unique in the extent to which the individual has been given an open field, unchecked by
restraints of an old social order, or of restrictions of government.8 The self–made man was the
Western man's ideal, was the kind of man that all men might become. Out of his wilderness
experience, out of the freedom of his opportunities, he fashioned a formula for social regeneration,
the freedom of the individual to seek his own. This also was the way of the Utah early settler which
was effectively a country unto itself.9 Without hindrances settlers claimed the Salt Lake Valley and
made it their own in the manner which they saw fit, relying only on their own better judgment and
ability

Narrative Essay On Panther House
"Thanks all!" Ms. Schwarck yells as everyone runs out the door and races to their cars to check their
Instagram and Snapchat. However, I trudge with my heavy backpack to Panther House where Mrs.
Kenny greets me, puts me on her checklist of students that have been checked in and asks me, "Can
you please help me with some filing at 4:40 PM? I can give you a service hour." Knowing that I
need a service hour, I decide to help her. I grab a snack, sit down and talk with some other Jr. High
kids that have rambled through the door. Some small children wave at me as all the kids rush
outside. Very tired from a vigorous day at school, I sit down on the benches under the church
awning and await to help Mrs. Kenny. Suddenly, a man dressed in all white and carrying a vacuum,
walks past me, strolls through the parking lot, and sprints into the school. Probably some new
janitor, I say to myself. Abruptly, Mrs. Kenny taps me on my shoulder and takes me inside to help
her. She begins to write in some folders while I read a picture book and, in awkward silence, wait
for something to do. "You know what I need?" she says quickly as I jump up from my chair, "I need
one of those blue carts that they have in the St. Perpetua Room." I respond with a slightly nervous
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I bang on the door and yell as if I was being kept hostage. I begin to pace back and forth until I hear
a click. I run to the door and it opens, but something strange has happened. The lights are
completely off, it is dark outside, and the Panther House aid is gone. I check the clock in the
administrative office and it says 4:48 PM. A chill runs up my spine as the school quickly drops in
temperature. I look down the corridor and see a bright ball of light. A deep hum fills the room and
the ball of light at the end of the hallway is zooming right towards me. I try to run but I am struck by
the mysterious object. In a great deal of pain, I fall back and close my

Year 10 Narrative
As I neared the back gates of St Aloysius College, I realised that very early morning, it was not a
normal and comparable year 9 school day. It was actually the first frightening, yet fascinating, day
of year 10. All nerves and thoughts considered, Mum pulled up to the carpark and I exited the car.
My school bag weighed as if I was carrying a pile of bricks inside of it, and yet this feeling is as
familiar as an old friend, it did not stop me from discovering my new year 10 class, only the nerves
did.
After I strolled my way through the school, the year 10 building stood right in front of me. I walked
anxiously up the stairs and got a glimpse of the stretched corridor. When I attained the top floor
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During this loud time, I walked around a tight corner and to my surprise, I saw my best friend
Annabelle. We had an amusing conversation, which mostly consisted of holiday reflections. Then,
the conversation turned school–related. This was when I realised that Annabelle was not placed in
my class!
About 10 minutes later, after a nice chat, the bell rang. I hugged Annabelle goodbye and started to
slowly make my way back to 10EB. I settled into my seat and I looked around the classroom. I
noticed some new faces that I had never seen before around St Aloysius College. However, there
was one face I did not see, and that was Adelaine's face. I started to think about how I would be as
sweet as pie towards her this year and I hoped for the best that she would return the favour.
Meanwhile, my teacher blabbered on and on all about the dull classroom expectations that never
prevail towards the end of any school year. The blabbering continued until footsteps were heard
entering into the class. I looked at the entrance's general vicinity and I saw no one other than
Adelaine walk inside. I heard her softly apologise to our teacher for being late and she soon seated

Themes of Stones Into Schools Essay
Themes from Stones into Schools
The institution of education in many regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan is virtually nonexistent.
Many girls don't have access to schools (Stones into Schools p.4) and those that do usually don't
graduate from high school. While Greg Mortenson's Stones into Schools and the documentary The
Miseducation of Pakistan deal with two different areas, they both show many similar themes. One
major recurring theme that is evident in both Stones into Schools and The Miseducation of Pakistan
is the suppression of women. Both works discussed how women in the region had traditionally been
discouraged from attending school or entering the workplace. The Taliban was especially opposed to
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The mountains are so high that transportation in the region is very difficult. The air can be so thin
that some of the farmers in the Hindu Kush region have to slice their donkey's nostrils open so that
they can breathe easier due to the thin air (Stones into Schools p.27). The extreme terrain is a major
obstacle for creating schools in the region, which is why the government didn't build any there.
Some winters in that area can last from September to June, making all transportation even more
difficult. Pakistan is experiencing a similar problem. Many regions in Pakistan are geographically
isolated by various geographic features and poor roads. Thus, remote areas are more difficult to
access and build schools in. A third theme that comes up is crime and violence. Mortenson discusses
how many dealings involve heroin dealers and conflict stricken areas. The schools that Mortenson's
organization built in the Kashmir region of Pakistan had to be outfitted with pitched metal roofs to
deflect fallout from Indian artillery shells (Stones into Schools p.37). He also discusses the Taliban's
violent takeover of the previous government in Afghanistan as well as many of their excessively
violent and cruel punishments for violation of their laws. The Miseducation of Pakistan depicts this
theme as well. One school in Pakistan that was depicted in the video couldn't have their classes in
the classrooms because criminals were using them to store guns and drugs, so

Tiverton Road and Wolverton Street Corridor Improvement
Faculty of Technology and Built Environment
Introduction
We were asked by our Highway engineering lecturer to write a report about a current or previous
project listed on the Auckland transport site. After a research on the site, I have chosen to write
about Tiverton road Wolverton street corridor improvement.
Tiverton road and Wolverton Street, play a major role in linking the suburbs of New Lynn and New
Windsor. The 2.2km stretch of road carries an average of 31400 vehicles per day. And a two lane
addition was required to allow for the ease of travel and safer environment for both motorist and
pedestrian users. The project has been given less than 2 years to be completed starting in 2014.
Background
Back in 1920's, the work had started in developing an arterial road that helped link west Auckland
with its central suburbs. The 2.2km stretch of road added great commercial and residential benefits
in linking and intersecting with major roads in the area.
On September 2012, the road works started after a site blessing held by local iwi Ngāti Whātua
Ōrākei and Ngaitai–ki–tamaki in conjunction with Auckland Transport and Downer NZ.
Problem statement
With the increased traffic flow caused by the popularity of the road and the current motorway
extension to Maioro Street, the road required widening to lower traffic jams during rush hours.
Moreover, with the increase of residents in the area, the street required safer and better utilities such
as safer footpaths,

China Pakistan Economic Corridor : A Spatial Analysis On...
China Pakistan Economic Corridor: A Spatial Analysis on the Security Risk of CPEC
Muhammad Umer Arshadˡ Zhao Hai Dong²
ˡ PhD Fellow, Department of Economic, Inner Mongolia University, HoHHoT,
China,Student.Pak@yahoo.com
² Head of Department, Economic Department, Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot, China,
hdzhayy@163.com
Address for Correspondence:
Muhammad Umer Arshad, Phd Fellow, Department of Economic, Inner Mongolia University,
HoHHoT, China, International Building #D Room#109,Student.Pak@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The relationship of Pakistan and China is based on the Geo–economics and geostrategic
calculations. An important aspect in intensification the relation would be how both countries
perceive each other. The China Pakistan economic corridor is going to become a regional hub,
serving commercial traffic and Central Asian states, Iran, the Persian Gulf, the Middle East,
Xinjiang, Afghanistan and South East Asia, CPEC is a Chinese economic initiative with strategic
undertones. CPEC aims to connective between South Asia to central Asia, by creating economic
corridors. Gwadar port has a great geo strategic importance of its location. This paper will focus on
some very important questions such as Security issue in Pakistan for Chinese national or foreign
investors. There are lots of researches about the challenges for China and Pakistan in development
of CPEC, political, economical, and geopolitical issues. This project will be game changer on
regional canvas. The first

You Can Hear Him From The Corridor
You can hear him from the corridor. Neil Young is kicked back on a lounge chair in the focal point
of his suite at New York 's Carlyle Hotel one late morning, cutting without end at the series of his
acoustic guitar. His wet hair is brushed back and he 's wearing a T–shirt that says "Earth," with pants
and shoes. He puts his beat–up 1940s Martin – past proprietor: Hank Williams – by him on the sofa.
"Take a seat, make yourself at home," he says. Simply then, his Samsung telephone rings; the
ringtone is his own particular voice yelling "Hi?!" He grabs – a wrong number. "I 'll simply turn it
off, that 'll comprehend it." Youthful is amidst a fast New York trip, and, as is regular for him, his
calendar is perpetually moving. He simply chose to do a portrayal on The Tonight Show,
constraining his group to cross out a few meetings today. Before Young are verses to the drama bit, a
melody called "Two Neil Youngs Sitting on a Tree Stump," sent to him by Jimmy Fallon. Youthful
doesn 't care for singing his own particular name, so he 's been tweaking the words with assistance
from his administrator, Elliot Roberts. "You 're going to get a credit on this one," Young says to
Roberts with a grin. Roberts, 73, has worked with Young since the late Sixties, and the two still talk
a few times each day. "I 've never seen him more content," Roberts says. That is a late advancement,
nonetheless. In the previous couple of years, a few of Young 's nearby buddies passed on, including

The Negative Effects Of Gentrification
Gentrification Gentrification is the process of renovating and improving a house or district so that is
conforms to middle class taste. The term is often used negatively, suggesting the displacement of
poor communities by rich outsiders. Often people who are displaced cannot find affordable housing,
and this can lead to homelessness. Gentrification is hurting Colorado families because 1.) it causes
prices increases for Denver metro rents, 2.) it displaces and breaks up families, and 3.) offers no
affordable housing options for those displaced. () Definition. They kick people out of their house
and then they raise the rent so they can't come back, they target specifically poor neighborhoods to
make more money. One of the biggest impact is that it may destroy the culture of the neighborhood
and friends and family have a chance of turning homeless. One of the main reasons is to make more
money on the neighborhood because its to poor and they need to make more money. (4, June 2017)
(Wikipedia)The term is usually used negatively.
The first piece is the term and the definition. The second piece is the impact on friends, family, and
culture. I think ____________________ because I think that gentrification is still getting worst and
worst every day, The reason being is that the rent is always increasing and hasn't stopped yet. The
impacts are that the population decreases in gentrified areas. And the ones who left are struggling to
find a new home. Some evidence is that globeville saw an increase of 67% in home values in the last
year, more people from out of the states come to denver colorado and don't mind paying the rent
here because they don't live here. Due to the new marijuana law and how it was first legal in
colorado made people from around the states move to colorado which increased the population and
which increased the rent cost. It is getting worst and worst because the rent is constantly increasing
over the years and that makes the low income people struggle and then later on can lead
homelessness, and struggle to find a new home.The population is also increasing with more people
from other states so they don't really mind paying high rents simply because they haven't been here
long enough

Corridors Of Migration Summary
"Corridors of Migration," is about the odyssey of Mexican laborers during the period of 19600–
1933. The book written by Rodolfo Acuna starts with the Spanish conquest of the America, portrays
the factors that influenced Mexicans to migrate to the United States as well as the factors that
pushed Mexicans out of the U.S. labor strikes and the corridors taken by Mexicans and their
families. The aspects that influenced people to move can be seen as push, pull, and nativism that
occurred due to the cause and effect of reactions of social and economic issues such as the Mexican
Revolution of 1910, World World I, and mines as well as commercial agriculture. Moreover, the
book illustrates strikes from the earliest in Arizona to the 1933 San Joaquin Valley Cotton Strike. In
addition, Acuna shows the different corridors of Mexican Laborers and their families who struggle
from the seventeenth–century in Chihuahua to the twentieth–century California and how they fought
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It explains that Christopher Columbus knew that sugar and slavery were going to bring him a lot of
profit. Thus, the Spaniards formed the encomienda system, which forced Indians to work and
eventually turned them into slaves. Slave labor did produce the major consumer goods that were the
basis of world trade and gave tremendous profit to Europe through the trade triangle. Acuna says,
"The Spanish conquest of the Americas profoundly shaped what it would mean to be Mexican" (4).
This is because the Spaniards destroyed the social, political, and economic systems of the Natives.
In addition, the natives of Chihuahua suffered the loss of their religion and culture and were forced
to become slaves. Then, it expands the information about the transformation in Chihuahua where
silver was discovered and mining operations

Challenges And Barrier And Soluations For Chinese...
CHALLENGES/BARRIER AND SOLUATIONS FOR CHINESE COMPANIES AT CHINA
PAKISTAN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR (CPEC)
Abstract:
In this paper, focus on the risks and challenges in the process of construction of CPEC. There are lot
of studies about the importance of CPEC, benefits and impact on future economy of both countries.
This paper attempts to explain the challenges, due to security issues, culture difference between
china and Pakistan, energy issue in Pakistan, political, conflict in Balochistan, tribal issues, and
external pressure. At the End then analysis the significance of further cultural communication and
cooperation between two countries , finally this paper discuss some specific measures of cultural
communication and cooperation, solution for strategy risk management from the perspective of
spatial production , and the strategic risk of corridor, and about all other issues.
Key Words: Issues and challenges of CPEC, solution for strategic risk at China and Pakistan
Economic Corridor, problems of Gwadar port SILK ROAD and CPEC
China Pakistan economic corridor forms an integral part of the "Silk Road Economic Belt". Silk
road/ Silk route is an ancient network of trade and culture transmission routes that were central to
cultural interaction through regions of the Asian continent connecting the West and East by
merchants, pilgrims, monks, soldiers, nomads, and urban dwellers from China and India to the
Mediterranean Sea during various periods of time. Trade on the Silk Road

Gentrification Of The Downtown Corridors
Literature Review
Gentrification in the city:
Rauch (1993), Crihfield and Panggaben (1995), Glaser et al (1995), Simon (1998), Simon and
Nardinelli (2002) and Glaser and Saiz( 2004) address human capital as impacting the economic
performance of the area and is also identified as the main determinant of growth in metropolitan
areas. Crihfield and Panggabean (1995) include four points of production function: labor, private
physical capital, public infrastructure capital, and human capital. The researchers analyzed race,
amenities, growth, geography as well as public capital investment to ascertain the large impact
human capital has on the growth of the city, and in the case study of Atlanta, this growth impacts the
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Smith views gentrification as a negative thing, and a "product of political economic shifts in local
and global markets (Smith pp.92)". He notes that this revanchist or French for Revenge city theme
aggressively re–claims the city and tries to re–infuse the city with middle–class morals, standards
and costs. Gentrification also experiences a pattern of what many note as consumption in which
those with the sweat equity such as the LGBT community but some such as Rose (1984) suggested
that first wave gentrifiers were of small means, but were able to carve out spaces and enclaves of
sage space based on sweat equity Smith (1996) reintroduces the notion of the rent gap in
gentrification. Knopp (1987) mentions the increase in rents and the inability for pioneer gentrifiers
in the gay community to keep up with the increase in taxes and home prices.
Knopp (1990) analyzes the significance of gays in the gentrification process in New Orleans,
Louisiana. He finds that are three sets of events that present catalysts for neighborhood
transformation; the transformation included gay men, specifically white gay men who were active in
the community and also developers of the neighborhood. Knopp concluded that, "...the class
interests of those who treat land as a financial asset can be facilitated by forming cross–cultural and
cross–class alliances with gay communities" ( p.337). Knopp (1990) also believed that the male
dominance of the community development helped to create a

Review Of ' The ' Of The Castle Corridor '
Worn out from spending ages getting Gawain settled into his bedchamber, Perceval lumbered down
the castle corridor and made it to his door. Carefully, he entered his quarters and took a quick glance
around the room; it was empty. His wife and their baby might be visiting with Carina, or Joan might
have taken Percy along on a patient visit.
Joan was an apprentice to Pawl, the Court Healer, and she had just started seeing a few patients
again here and there eight weeks after Percy's birth. Perceval would never stand in the way of his
wife's ambition to be a healer, but he worried about her returning to her duties so soon after having
the baby, even with an abbreviated schedule. She did not have to work, as Perceval had amassed a ...
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But finally, one night, he summoned the courage to ask her for a walk. He still winced when he
recalled how they accidentally butted heads, but somehow, through all the trails they'd faced, they
were married, desperately in love, and had their little son, Percy. It seemed hard to believe any man
had a right to be so blessed.
Relaxed, Perceval's thoughts drifted to the last time he and Joan had sex, which had been right
before Percy's birth. Other knights complained to him sex with a pregnant spouse was awkward and
some did not care for it, and went so far as to visit the bawdy house instead, but Perceval thought
they were all mad. Pregnant, Joan had been more gorgeous than ever, with her breasts full and that
beautifully rounded belly carrying the baby he'd put there. There was something so alluring and sexy
about it that was hard to define.
Now, she lamented she looked like a "deflated pig's bladder" after birth, but Perceval declared that
was madness. There was a slight softness to her lower belly, but she had carried his child and given
birth; he saw that as beautiful and a badge of honor, though she disagreed. Though he did chuckle
with her about how her breasts had grown to twice their normal size since she was nursing. She told
him to enjoy them while he could, because they would not always be liked this
His Joan was a gorgeous woman with long, dark locks

A Short Story : A Story?
Hellene took the keys by the tips of her fingers, making sure not to brush against the peeling skin of
the guard. "Thank you," she mouthed as she squeezed past them. She scurried down the stairs, her
feet turning a bit bluer with each step as she descended. All that while, the cries of the baby lingered
around her ears, so that she was no longer sure if a baby really was crying, or if she was just
remembering the sound of it.
She knew full well about her mother's cape, spies told her of their every move. Not that she cared.
Not that she watched every move they made. Hellene definitely didn't care that much. She hung her
head and held one arm across her body. Zosime would forever be a part of her, as her mother. Her
mentor. Her torment. With every hateful word Hellene spoke of her, Zosime would utter ones of
forgiveness and understanding in return. Damn her.
But if her intelligence proved to be true, what would she do with the baby? She kicked open the
door and instead of finding a fresh corpse, pale and ready for decay, she found a pink faced
newborn, eyes closed tight and feet kicking. Her little fists opened and closed as if she were
counting the notes in a lullaby. A steady pulse after surgery. All around the infant, straw padded the
floors, still damp from the last flood. The clothes that Zosime had worn when she was sent to this
prison cell twisted around her limbs, the only obvious reminder that this baby had a history.
Hellene pushed these thoughts far from her mind

Sea To Sky Corridor Case Study
The many BC Parks in the Sea to Sky Corridor have been experiencing increased visitors use from
individuals and commercial operators. As one of many agencies responsible for managing land use
in the corridor BC Parks attempts to deal with emerging recreation and overcrowding has displaced
users pursuing recreation further up the corridor, into other types of recreation lands, and limited
recreation opportunities; ultimately increasing the scale of the problem. As BC Parks begins to
implement strategies to address over use in the Sea to Sky corridor they want to find ways to resolve
the issues in the corridor, not merely displace the issues on other park regions or recreations lands.
Equally as important, work jointly with other recreational land agencies in a transdisciplinary study
to ensure the problem is not exacerbated by fragmented solutions as visitor do not see or adhere to
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I would appreciate feedback to refine the scope and develop a primary question. Below are question
I am considering.
what are the limiting factors of social carrying capacity in the extensive recreational setting of Parks
in the Sea to Sky Corridor?
1. What are the expected changes to the recreational environment under the influence of increasing
use, and how might these negative impacts to the recreational environment be mitigated?
2. Define the expected/anticipated visitor experience in BC Parks in the Sea to Sky corridor?
3. How useful is carrying capacity as a tool for a more intensive management approach to the
protection and use of recreational areas?
4. How can BC Parks, Trails and Recreations, Ministry of Transportation and non–government
stakeholder in the Sea to Sky Corridor support each other to mitigate the negative impacts on
environment and visitor experience due to over

Film Analysis : ' The Night Room ' And ' Sweeping Corridor...
Conversely, the wide angle shots in the film provide viewers with a look at the superstar this is
Madonna. From shots of fans waiting outside her hotel room to sweeping corridor shots before a
performance that highlight her extensive crew, it is hard to Keshishian to escape using these shots to
show viewers Madonna's daily life on tour. When it comes to filming her live performances,
however, Keshishian is unable to use any other shot because of the theatrics of the performance.
Madonna herself acknowledges that her tour is like going to the theater, but as much as Keshishian
tries to diversify the shots of her on stage, it becomes impossible. This only further plays into her
larger–than–life persona, by providing viewers with a better understanding of why so many crew
members are needed to bring this show to life and why so many fans appreciate her work. Every
wide angle shot of her performance still manages to cut off some of the relevant details, whether it
be dancers or background images. Her tour is unable to be fully captured on screen, much like she is
unable to be fully captured on screen. Though Keshishian tries to include everything, it becomes
impossible, a sentiment that viewers are forced to accept throughout the film because of Madonna's
popularity. Through the use of close–ups and wide angle shots, Keshishian is able to showcase ways
viewers can differentiate between the performer Madonna and the person. As documentaries, both
films utilize different

Wildlife Corridor Essay
Abstract
Proponents of the wildlife corridor concept suggest that by connecting otherwise isolated portions of
habitat, species benefit through gaining access to a larger gene pool, thus increasing their chances of
reproductive success. Despite the popularisation of this idea over the last several decades, a lack of
long–term scientific research has led some to question this assumption.
Factors including the territorial, mating and migration behaviours of individual species of animal as
well as the lengths and breadths of corridors are all assumed to influence the effect of a corridor
individually. As such, a specific corridor may assist in defragmenting the population of one species,
but may not affect another in any significant way.
The vast tracts of land required by wildlife corridors make a considered assessment of their assumed
benefits an absolute necessity.
Introduction
The following paper aims to critique assumptions commonly made about wildlife corridors and to
assess claims that they make a significant impact to the defragmentation of wildlife populations.
Information from a variety of sources will be assessed in terms of its accuracy and relevance in an
attempt to determine if wildlife corridors are an effective method to increase localised biodiversity
levels. After key evidence both in favour against the concept has been presented, any relevant ideas
will be synthesised into a recommendation made at the end of the paper.
How the Wildlife Corridor Strategy Works

Pure Contempt Is Not For Free
"No, sir" The man said, "It is not for free." Endless mass of junk was stretched to either side of the
stinking ally. I picked up the rusty old trophy which bore my name. The cold iron surface was
visible from the craters in the gold paint. I scratched the surface and a large chunk of the fake golden
paint fell to the land. The person manning the junk glowered at me. I shrugged and put the trophy
back. "Do you know that this piece of junk has my name carved on it?" I asked, amused. The man
was confounded for a moment. He didn't say anything. He knew me. Of course, he knew me! I used
to see him every day. Every Sunday, he used to have a sale of all the junk he had collected from
neighbourhood. I went last Sunday, but didn't found anything of use. Today, I did. A look of pure
contempt was coming from his small eyes. If I demanded for the trophy, he could have done
nothing. He would have had to return it to me. "No, sir" He repeated himself, "It is not for free." I
smiled. I was not going to argue. My gaze went back to the trophy. Amidst all the junk, it was one
piece that was attached to me. Funny, how we throw things that we feel are no longer attached to us
and suddenly when we see it again, we remember why we loved it in the first place. On the one side
of the trophy, set on the table, was a small used comb. A weird mixture of grey, black and white hair
was sticking out from it. One thin strand of the hair was touching my trophy. Yes, my trophy. I could
feel my own nerves

The Planning Commission : Planning And Positive...
Mr. Mosley reported the Planning Commission created a subcommittee in late 2016 to review and
revise the Gateway Corridor regulations. The subcommittee was focused on creating positive
outcomes for those areas that are heavily traveled by residents and visitors, while also allowing for
regulations that would promote expansion and commercial growth. The subcommittee met on a
monthly basis throughout 2017 to review the existing regulations. They examined the streets that
would be subject to the Gateway Corridors, the properties on those streets that would be subject to
the corridors and the regulations by which development would be reviewed.
The subcommittee returned the Gateway Corridors to a two–system approach. This divided the ...
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This came to light when my brother and I divided property. Unfortunately, we found out that 40–
foot setback had been placed on all our properties.
I was told a subcommittee was appointed to the Planning Board to study the issue. I asked Mr.
Mosley to speak to the subcommittee and addressed several leaders in the community to simply be
heard. It turns out I am not the only one that is affected by the gateway corridor. You have taken the
use of my buildings, property, and my lively hood. After asking to come to the meeting, I was not
given a chance to speak to the subcommittee. A 15 foot [reduction] does not get you out of my
building.
Mr. Cherry stated have we not reduced the gateway in the area she is located.
Mr. Mosley stated we have reduced the gateway from 600 feet to 150 feet. You will still have
setbacks in the zoning ordinance.
Mrs. Montgomery stated what I want is you back to the right of way.
Chairman Cherry stated the city requires setback lines [in the zoning ordinance].
Mrs. Montgomery stated if my building burned I could not build it back without it being of brick
and natural materials. This is the first time I have seen these details. Why do we have zoning at all?
Mr. Mosley stated that example could come under the non–conforming section of our ordinance. Or
you could seek a variance that you could get a waiver from

Silent Features Of Developing A China Pakistan Economic...
Silent features of CPEC:
The idea of developing a china Pakistan economic corridor (CPEC) was visualized by the Chinese
premier Li Keqiang during his visit to Pakistan in May 2013, found a proper shape in the present
visit of the president Xi.The proposed economic corridor will connect the north–western Chinese
province of Xijiang through the network of roads measuring around 3000 km (Xinhua Net). The
economic corridor will link China's underdeveloped far western region to Pakistan 's Gawader deep–
sea port on the Arabian sea via Pok through a massive and complex networks of
roads,railways,business zones, energy scheme and pipelines.(Rediff News)) Chinese Government
will support and finance Chinese Companies, to build $45.6 billion worth of energy and
infrastructure project is part of CPEC and $33.8billions in energy and $ 11.8billions infrastructure
will be completed in 2017 and deal includes $622 million for Gwadar port. According to CPEC
agreement $15.5 billion worth of coal, wind ,solar and hydro energy project will add 10,400
megawatt of energy to the national grade of Pakistan.(Reuter:21 November 2014.
This project will provide Pakistan telecommunication and energy infrastructure and aim to improve
intelligence sharing between both countries. China Government will also give grant to Pakistan in
order to construct a new international airport in Gwadar and will be operational by December
2017.CPEC project upgrades transportation infrastructure, railway system, roads,

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