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    The issue shown in this picture is that our freeways are very congested during rush hours. Or even perhaps normal hours. The contention of the artist is that we need to figure out a way to clarify this congestion by showing the freeway is barely receiving any movement. The artist uses the technique by showing a motionless picture of a traffic congested freeway composed of cars and vans to show that our freeways are not optimised for this amount of traffic. Which leads us to the question‚ ‘Is our

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    How to change a flat tire on a freeway Changing a tire is a useful skill to know‚ whether stranded on the highway or just changing it at home. A lot of people seem to be scared to change their own tire‚ usually in front of the car falling off the jack and landing on them or them forgetting to tighten the lug-nuts and the tire falling off while they are driving. As long as you do everything correctly‚ there is nothing to worry about. Main things you need to complete this task are a spare tire‚ jack

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    Lorna Dee Cervantes: Beneath the Shadow of the Freeway The form of the poem is not easy to determine. It consists of six stanzas of uneven length‚ which are‚ except for the first and fifth‚ again divided into sub-stanzas. The meter is irregular as well as the length of the verses and there is also no rhyme scheme. Cervantes plays very freely with the structure of poems. She does not use an established type of poem and ignores rhyme and meter‚ but she presents her words graphically in the form of

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    images or other outputs from devices that collect information to convert physical quantities into symbols that are unprocessed. The data being collected by Freeway Ford pertaining to the dates when cars were purchased and the names of the owners are just numbers and characters‚ and as my definition of Information below will show‚ the inability of Freeway Ford to translate this data into anything meaningful renders it short of being described as information. Information‚ on the other hand‚ is raw data

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    Buildings‚ Freeways and Shadows of The Tattooed Soldier (Final Draft) Downtown Los Angeles is one of the busiest commercial centers in the United States. However‚ the city holds two groups of people in different economic level-the homeless and the working class. Hector Tobar frequently includes the landscape of the setting in downtown Los Angeles in The Tattooed Soldier. The novel is about two immigrants from Guatemala who have moved to Los Angeles. The protagonist‚ Antonio‚ takes a revenge on

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    and objects do things that people do everyday to give the poem a twist. Poets also use imagery to give their readers a good portrait of what they are trying to describe. “Southbound on the Freeway” by May Swenson and “Once by the Ocean” by Robert Frost include these two terms. These poems‚ “Southbound on the Freeway” and “Once by the Ocean” are similar to each other in certain poetic descriptions‚ but they also have some that are unlike.         One way these two poems are similar to each other is

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    because little by little‚ our culture is being destroyed. The famous mural of Frank Romero "Going to the Olympics” that is painted on the 101 freeway is a very big part of the Los Angeles culture. This painting has been there since 1984 when Frank Romero had some help painting it on a wall that was very visible to all the people traveling on the 101 freeway. It is said to represent a huge part of the person in L.A. and how much they love their cars. As famous as this mural is some people don’t respect

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    In Frank Romero’s mural‚ "Going to the Olympics‚ 1984" he displays his artwork on a wall next to a freeway. The painting is Romero’s view on Los Angeles. The painting depicts a couple of cars and with some things in the background such as palm trees and more imagery. Some of this imagery is a blimp with the title‚ "A GOODYEAR‚" a stamp‚ hearts‚ a horse‚ two men wrestling and a U.F.O. Frank Romero’s overall attitude towards Los Angeles is displayed in this mural‚ "Going to the Olympics‚ 1984." Romero’s

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    Hollywood Avila and Hozic argue that Hollywood develops as a control of industry in specific geographical areas. Hozic doesn’t discuss films because she is not a reader of films but her work suggests that we think about films as produced fantasies in specific spaces. The most obvious connection between film and one of those produced spaces is Disneyland. Avila’s work doesn’t talk about what’s in Disneyland but I believe it consists of controlled space in which the Disney fantasy has been created

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    That being the case‚ the “book was written in a political context where the benefits of globalization were overly hyped by boosters and economic elites‚ and among intense xenophobia‚ which saw immigrants as over utilizing ‘American’ resources” (Adamson 169). Equally important‚ Tropic of Orange criticizes corporate globalization‚ where labor workers and environmental protection are seen as an unnecessary added cost‚ given the “global geography” and division of labor (Yamashita 204). Sue Lee‚ the author

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