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Brampton is a suburban city in Canada’s Southern Ontario region. Brampton comes under the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Brampton is the hot spot in the Peel Region of Southern Ontario and Canada. Brampton is considered to be the ninth largest Canadian city with a population of 523, 911 as per the 2011 census statistics. This suburban city of Ontario, Canada was actually incorporated as a small village in the year 1853. Brampton was the name adopted from Cumbria’s market town Bampton in England. This Canadian city is famous for its greenhouse industries and thus had received the Continue reading...

Proposal: Women as Weapons in Metropolis and La Femme Nikita

Women in science fiction and action-thrillers tend to explore a fairly limited set of character types and tropes – the strong warrior woman, the vulnerable damsel in distress, and so on. This is no exception in world cinema, either, as many prominent foreign genre films also explore this particular trope. The character type of the fragile, beautiful young woman turned into a weapon with little choice in the matter explores a number of fascinating ideas, including the patriarchy of modern capitalist society, images of virginity and sexuality, the dynamic between young vulnerable women and the tough men who train, surround Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper will be seeking to explore brief understanding of the two documentaries Spark- A Burning Man Story and Detropia. We will examine their differences and similarities, their struggle and growth, and the problems they have encountered on their level of progress. Spark- A burning man documentary was launched in 2013.An imaginary city is constructed, and almost 60000 people gather for a week to witness the burning man festival in a desert (Siff 1). On the other hand, Detropia was launched 2012 a real life documentary revealing how the automobile industry has underdeveloped the city of Detroit.

The Differences between the two cities and their similarities and how economic practices of each ensure development

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Introduction and Summary

The article titled “Housing Patterns of Homeless People: The Ecology of the Street in the Era of Urban Renewal” written by Jason Adam Wasserman and Jeffrey Michael Clair and published in the journal ‘Journal of Contemporary Ethnography’ in the year 2011 gives an account of the political and economic dynamics of the homeless and the role of other groups in hampering the process of urban renewal. The article gives a detailed description of the ethnographic data related to the homeless people living on the streets in addition to the conflicts they face in establishing housing communities. It examines the Continue reading...

Introduction

Civilization entails cooperation, coordination and social interaction among individuals towards a holistic accomplishment, growth and development. Thus, comprehension of civilization through an analysis of the various aspects of its features, disparities and so forth is bound to generate a wealth of knowledge. Thus, this paper will examine civilization as per the case questions.

In regards to Tignor (27) civilization denotes the state of the evident condition of individual’s living and operating together, holistically, cooperatively in order to produce and accrue the benefits of living within a joint and cooperative mandate. Thus, the term civilization is derived from the Continue reading...

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The federal government plays a great role in establishing federal laws. These laws govern the activities of the entire United States. On the other hand, each state has its own laws and they are effective for each specific state. However, the state laws should borrow from the federal laws meaning that any conflict between this laws leads to the concept of pre-emption. Overall, it should be understood that the federal laws are more superior to the state laws. Therefore, the federal government may impel the states to change their laws if they do not conform to its provisions.
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“Should We Have Stayed In Brooklyn?” The Film by Nora Ephron, “Julie & Julia”

Though the film “Julie & Julia” shot by Nora Ephron is fully dedicated to mastering the culinary art, its very important background is related to urban planning, personal space, and migration. The director demonstrates the access to the Internet as a way of survival and becoming famous from any neighborhood or city and finding personal space in the web. This essay will discuss the urban planning issues with relation to the film.
Being the first major film based on a blog, it is itself already the proof that today, the mankind has the devices much more important than the location Continue reading...

The Effect Of Renaissance

On Early Modern Europe's Academic Life
Introduction
The era of the late European Middle Ages, which took place under the sign of the humanistic ideas of the Renaissance (end of XIV-the beginning of the XVII century) was the beautiful period in the history of the world culture and the pedagogical thought. The best minds of Europe at that time declared the human as the main value on earth and they have developed the new forms and methods of education, seeking to reveal all the best in a man. In philosophical and pedagogical thought in an updated form it was Continue reading...

Introduction

Robert Moses vs. Jane Jacobs presents the case of an urban planner Robert Moses and an activist Jane Jacobs. The struggle between the two about the future of New York City led to sharp divisions in the city as each of them rallied people to support them in their ideologies. Moses was one of the powerful planners that had strategized the construction of the city expressways. The city expressways constructed in New York had displaced close to a million people. Moses envisioned a city that could make driving of vehicles easy and because of that, he faced constant opposition Continue reading...

Robert Walker is one of the brightest representatives of contemporary urban photography. In his book “Color is Power” he represents the series of his works that show specific beauty of big city life in the invisible elements and shapes that appear to be shown in absolutely new and unexpected light.
Special interest represents the photographs of New York. The photographer has a long and complicated relationship with this city and the love and hate can be felt in the strict shapes and blurred colors of the tabloids. The author usually makes accent on color and shape forgetting about the Continue reading...

When faced with the prospect of improving my town’s economy by allowing a Target store on Telegraph Ave. by sacrificing its local autonomy and displacing a number of businesses and people, I am faced with an incredibly difficult choice. If the Target plan is implemented, 100 minimum wage jobs will be given to Berkeley, and city revenue will be increased. However, if I choose to reject it, I will provide a short-term reprieve to local businesses but help the city’s coffers run dry. As much as I would like to ensure that the city maintains its unique Continue reading...

About political unity and its role in establishing the Polis, there are varying ideologies and hypotheses on the required level of harmony within a state for it to be the ideal city. From the rulers to the citizens, political unity demands social cohesiveness achieved by everybody in it fulfilling their given responsibilities. Plato’s “Republic” attempts to describe the perfect government while Aristotle’s “Politics” criticizes and attempts to modify the former’s ideologies. As a result, the final product, which one can perceive as a joint effort between the two minds, looks at the pros and cons to Continue reading...

THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The massive industrialization and urbanization of the U.S. cities has raised the problem of citizens’ transportation. As the downtown has transformed from partly a dwelling zone into pure industrial and business center, the population began to spread around the downtown spontaneously creating new districts. Partly it happened as the cost of living in downtown was much higher than in suburbs. The railway roads and horse transportation have become inefficient in the lights of population growth and expansion of urban districts. The horsecars were slow and uncomfortable and could not manage the overgrowing capacity of passengers whereas the railway transportation Continue reading...

When using any forecasts, it is very important to understand the sensitivities in the forecasts and where there is potential for deviation. So one more fact to remember is that too much factors are to be put into attention while making the forecast and a new and very important factor connected for example with the development of new technologies may appear and make the forecast useless.
As Mississauga reaches maturity, the relationship of the municipality to the community will change. It can be seen in any fast-growing municipality. Over the next 30 years in Mississauga, attention will shift more Continue reading...

Assess the Socio-Political Consequences of the Process of Industrialization in Europe

Introduction
In history, many turning points in various regions of the world that affect the way of life in the world today. These turning points were very elemental because they set the stage for the continuities and the changes over time in different areas and aspects of the world. In Europe, the Industrial Revolution was a process through which the region faced rapid industrialization, which had different impacts to the European society (Bade, 2003). The industrial revolution transformed the whole of Europe despite other aspects staying the same. During the industrial revolution, Europe changed in various aspects including social, Continue reading...

Denver, Colorado is a beautiful city that is rich in culture, entertainment and facilities. Known as the Mile High City due to its location in the Rocky Mountains, it is a perfect venue for a meeting or convention. This picturesque city offers a variety of options meeting space, hotel accommodations and food and beverage options. There are numerous activities to pursue when visitors have leisure time from museums and shopping to outdoor activities.

History

Denver was originally part of the Kansas Territory. It was founded in 1858, primarily as a gold mining town. When the gold dried up, Denver became Continue reading...

Carved and assembled wood by Edgar Toslo

The above carving depicts the early aspects of the genesis of Christianity in the Old Testament. The above sculpture represents the two innocent and nude people standing next to a tree with fruits. The sculpture also shows a black snake on the tree facing the two nude people. The above work of art depicts the story of the temptation of Eve and Adam in the book of Genesis of the Bible. The wooden carving demonstrates Adam and Eve being tempted by the black snake on an apple tree. The artistic work portrays the both Adam and Eve facing confrontation Continue reading...

There are quite a number of big cities in the USA that are famous for one reason or another. However, life in all the big cities is similar. Same holds for the life in small towns. When compared, the lives in towns and big cities are quite different from each other. This difference is not only evident in the outward aspects of life but also makes itself felt in every decision or choice that has to be made.
In a small town, almost everybody is expected to know each other. The population is small and is spread over a Continue reading...

The Nairobi city is the capital city of Kenya, in Africa and the most populated in the country. However, the government and the people face several challenges that hinder the daily activities that help in improving the citizenry’s living standards. Nonetheless, some of the challenges faced by the residents in Nairobi include pollution, crimes poverty and traffic. However, there is need to alleviate the problems for the economy of the country to grow (Torres, Deyssi 241). In addition, the Kenyan government has also employed some resources that could help solve some of the issues. However, the issues mentioned Continue reading...

In the last third of the XIX century the United States of America made a huge leap in the economy, changing from an agricultural country into a mighty industrial power. In the 80s the United States overtook Britain by smelting of iron and steel, the mining of coal and firmly took first place in the world. At a rapid pace were developing textile and food industries, rapidly went railway construction. Since the 90s quickly started to grow new branches of industry - chemical, electrical, rubber, oil. Great importance has gained the standardization of products and the development of invention. Continue reading...