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    COMMUNICATION Final Essay Metro Train-Dumb Ways to Die Enya Charles 00048104 Stefan Ramsoogoon 00037440 Trains travel in a straight line. If anyone gets hit by a train ‚ probably would of done something wrong which makes getting hit by a train obviously one of the most dumbest ways to die. Young people in Melbourne‚ Australia had displayed absent minded and cockamamy and feeble minded behavior around trains‚ some wind up with minor to serious injurious and death. Metro Trains approached McCann Melbourne

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    in the Art Institute of Chicago is Claude Monet’s “Arrival of the Normandy Train‚ Gare Saint-Lazare” painted in 1877. This artwork is representational because based on the historical train station known as Gare Saint-Lazare. The reason for his inspiration for painting this piece is Monet was intrigue by the industrial revolution of transportation so he rented an apartment start painting different time setting of day of trains in Gare Saint-Lazare. Then Monet gave this for Impressionist exhibition during

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    Proceedings of the 2000 Winter Simulation Conference J. A . Joines‚ R. R. Barton‚ K. Kang‚ and P. A. Fishwick‚ eds. TRAIN STATION PASSENGER FLOW STUDY Janice P. Li Booz-Allen & Hamilton Three Gateway Center‚ Suite 1625 Newark‚ NJ 07102‚ U.S.A. ABSTRACT With the increasing demand for public transportation due to congested highways‚ trains have become one of the most viable alternatives‚ especially for daily commuting. While transit agencies are excited with the increasing ridership‚ they are

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    hand with eachother. Metaphorical language in The train from Rhodesia Throughout the short story the train itself is a metaphor. Not easily-envisioned one yet a metaphor all the same. It is mentioned to be a beast. For example “the steaming complaint of the resting beast”. The use of the word beast represents the train as uncontrollable and aggressive. Also the sound of the trains whistle is an eerie sound‚ like the howl of a wolf. The train isnt just an out of control beast‚ it is like a chained

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    Isabella Maher Change is Inevitable Change is inevitable. It affects everyone and everything. It is an unavoidable aspect of human existence that emerges and takes shape due to the actions of people and the paths they choose to travel. Change is the reason behind who we are and who we will become‚ as is evident in Othello authored by William Shakespeare. In Othello‚ Shakespeare portrays a dramatic change in personality and state of mind through his protagonist‚ Othello. A true deterioration

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    Facts: The Arizona Train Limit Law of 1912 prohibited trains that could carry fourteen passengers or had more than seventy freight cars as a safety measure. Then Southern Pacific Company said that this law violated the Commerce Clause. Statute: Arizona Train Limit Law Constitutional Provision: Commerce Clause Legal Question: Does the Arizona Train Limit Law violate the Commerce Clause? Legal Reasoning (J. Stone): • States don’t have the authority to substantially inhibit the flow of commerce

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    thought to my self‚ no biggie. As Ms. Foster walked around the class to answer questions we might have concerning our tr­anscripts. All the while I tried my best to keep optimistic about what she might have to say about them. My situation couldn’t be bad‚ or could it? She came by my desk and I asked if everything was on track‚ but the expression on her face was unclear and uncertain. She pointed at my freshmen grades and said‚ “These are not passing grades for college.” I felt an instant cold rush go

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    THE POWER OF MYSTERY IN JACQUES JOSEPH TISSOT’S WAITING FOR THE TRAIN (WILLESDEN JUNCTION) When creating a new work an artist carefully considers each decision they make. From the positioning of objects and the composition and framing to the hues of their colours‚ no decision is too small as each not only contributes to the overall meaning of the work but has great effect on how the work is received by the viewer. Closer inspection of the tools which an artist deploys to achieve their goals such

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    person’s life by allowing you to grow and to learn from past experiences. In Enrique’s Journey‚ Enrique’s mother‚ Lourdes‚ leaves El Salvador in search for money to send back home‚ and attempts to make the life long trip to the United States. However‚ she goes off the grid by not sending money home to her kids in El Salvador‚ not answering phone calls of returning them‚ so Enrique decides to make his own journey to the U.S in search of her. He has to take a dangerous route to make it‚ by swimming

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    I read the novel “The Bad Beginning” by Lemony Snicket. This is the unhappy tale of the Baudelaire orphans. The three children Violet ‚ Klause‚ and Sunny are all very bright and charming . Unfortunately their lives are filled with misery and despair ‚ disaster always lurking around the corner. Snickets style of writing is very unique ‚ he uses an interesting and extensive vocabulary. This paper hopefully summarizes the twist and turns of the Baudelaire’s dreary lives. The story starts when the

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