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    The Town-Country Magnet

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    “The Town-Country Magnet”‚ “A Contemporary City” from the City of Tomorrow and its Planning and “Broadacre City: A New Community Plan.” After reading and summarizing these three articles‚ it help me grasped the concepts of how cities developed to benefits the community. My first discussion includes “Author’s Introduction” and “The Town-Country Magnet”

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    My Native Town

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    My native town is Mandalay it’s also well-known as a culture city of Myanmar. Mandalay is Upper Myanmar’s main commercial‚ educational‚ health centre and considered the centre of Burmese culture. Mandalay is Located in the central dry zone of Myanmar and on the east bank of the Irrawaddy River. Its also surrounded by Sagaing Hill‚ Shan Yoma Hill‚ Kyut Sae Hill and Mandalay Hill. My native town is the second-largest city and the last royal capital of Myanmar. King Mindon founded Mandalay and the royal

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    home

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    Essay: Meaning of "Home" Meaning of “Home” Each one of us has the place which brings back good memories‚ is the symbol of comfort and wellness‚ revokes memories related to music‚ objects‚ colors‚ people‚ and dishes. This place is called home. It is kept in our memories as an ideal one‚ even if it is not so perfect. Home serves as a kind of fortress to us‚ our freedom and deeds. The word home is a many faceted word that combines different concepts. Home is culture‚ religion‚ the place where you

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    Living in Small Town

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    Draft> Small town Do you sometimes feel tired of all the noise‚ the pollution and traffic in a big city? Just imagine you are in a middle of a small town with the fresh air‚ and you can even hear the sounds of birds. That is how life in a small town likes. It is simple and peaceful‚ moreover‚ it’s really good for your health‚ and also a great place for vacation. Some people love to live in a small town for only one reason: it is simple and peaceful. People who live in a small town don not need

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    Our Town Themes

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    After reading Thornton Wilder’s book‚ Our Town‚ I believe that it focuses mainly on the changes that we see in human life‚ for example‚ in the play of Our Town‚ we see the milkman always talking to the paperboy. Mostly about the stability of Grover’s Corners‚ each time they do‚ there appears to be almost no changes much in the town‚ as if time had stood still. In this‚ we see Howie and Crowell as the illustration of the consistency of small town life since they appear in all of the acts from act

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    There are three categories listed of CPT codes: Category I‚ Category II‚ and Category III. There are key or buzzwords for using the three CPT code categories are common‚ optional‚ and temporary. Category I codes are the code most used of all of the listed categories and is known as common codes. This category contains procedures and services like: 1. Evaluation and Management codes 2. Anesthesiology codes 3. Surgery codes 4. Radiology codes 5. Pathology and Laboratory codes 6. Medicine codes

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    Town Behind The Wall

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    Doctor‚ what people say is true: man carries his fiercest enemy within himself"(Wiesel 22). Has a tormented past driven Eliezer‚ a survivor of the German death camps‚ to attempt suicide? Second‚ Wiesel’s book The Town Beyond The Wall influenced tolerance towards other people. The Town Behind The Wall is about A boy remembers the searches during his Prayers‚ remembers his pre-pogrom‚ Hassidic childhood in Hungary’s "City of Luck‚" remembers his refugee’s despair in a Paris of exile‚ remembers his

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    Not In Our Town Analysis

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    resources that I picked for my final journal are ‘Not In Our Town’ and the CNN article about Officer Elsokary in New York City. The reason why I picked “Not In Our Town” is because this article shows that people are sometimes really mean‚ rude and obnoxious‚ but it also shows that people are sometimes nice‚ caring‚ kind and supportive. The attacks and this story took place in Billings‚ Montana. The attacks were against people in the town who were Jewish. The reason why I picked the CNN article is

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    Von Trier presents the town of Dogville in a crummy‚ campy yet eye opening setting giving the sense of something bigger than itself. Despite being located in the Rocky Mountains near Georgetown‚ Dogville could be anywhere in the United States‚ but is a place defined by the gold rush of barely a couple years before‚ in the timeline of the film‚ and is a strong allegory to the state of the United States at the time of the films conception. The issues with the United States are apparent in the

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    The Last Town on Earth

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    The Last Town on Earth The Last Town on Earth in it of itself is an interesting read because unlike most historical fictions‚ the author does not drag the story with too many details‚ but captivates its reader with re occurring themes such as the irrational behaviors during a crisis‚ the American reluctance to enter World War I‚ the attitude towards war – which keeps the plot from fading away. Thomas Mullen brings the setting of his first novel in a mill town called Commonwealth in the

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