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 The Jim Crow Era
For as long as humanity has existed, equality has been an evident, non disappearing struggle for
individuals all around the world. This is relevant in terms of gender, nationality, and race, especially
including the differences in skin color. The Jim Crow Era, which occurred during the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries, can be depicted as one of the worst time periods in terms of equality. After the
American Civil War, most of the American southern states have passed several laws that denied the
rights of African Americancitizens, which have been the target of discrimination for reasons none
other than things that they can not control in their lives, such as their race, skin color, wealth, and
origin. When people speak of Jim Crow, they... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, since the Black community had no rights, it is crucial to understand that citizens did not
have any freedom of speech in their daily lives. If they did speak up against the norms of society
during the Jim Crow Era, there ultimately were consequences that could lead to their deaths. The
Klu Klux Klan, often referred to as the KKK, is the most infamous of the groups dedicated to
discrimination of African Americans. The goal of the Klu Klux Klan was to restore and maintain
white supremacy in the South during the Jim Crow Era. Their actions included riots and violently
attacking black citizens at night. Despite their restrictions on freedom of speech, several individuals
have rose to the occasion to make attempts on improving the rights of African Americans during the
Jim Crow Era. These individuals include Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Malcolm X.
The Black community had suffered roughly for many years due to the segregation and
discrimination during the Jim Crow Era, and has shaped the society today, however, there is still
discrimination to this
 Analysis Of Choosing Echoes
Choosing Echoes I am who I am. I talk to each and every one of you every day. I promise you that
you know me well. I will tell you a story that takes place in a particular town, where as strange as it
was, no one left, and no one entered it. It existed just as you and I did, breathing, living, and
suffering. A scream escaped Rue s lips, when she awoke from her dream, as her hollow gray eyes
darted back and forth, confirming her surroundings. Her arms ached from a memory of excessive
pain from being beaten by her father in the dark basement of her large home. She was beaten for
being smart, silly, or kind with her friends she had made, years ago. She wanted to be an author,
but her father thought otherwise, and gave much disapprobation towards her. He wanted her to
become business woman. In fact, it was all she could remember from her childhood, and now as a
17 year old girl, she lives with her mom who has the starting stages of alzheimer s disease. Rue
slipped out the habiliments of her bed, and made her way through the labyrinth of her home, to
the bathroom. The wall was draped with red velvet arabesque tapestries, and the floors were
always furnished. She went out to school that cold morning, tucking her dyed blue hair behind her
ears. In class, she was bullied by Kora and Alex, for being timid and quiet. Math class soon arrived,
and in corner of the room, Kora is seen stealing Rue s notes and throws them out the window. She
even accidently spilled
 Positive Effects of the Olympic Games
Business opportunities for companies
Businesses in New South Wales won A$1bn worth of contracts from the Sydney games and an
additional A$300mn was generated by local business. Over 55,000 people received employment
related training. If London hosted the Olympic games, thousands of UK firms could be involved in
supplying everything from construction to manufacturing, catering to merchandise.
(http://www.sportengland.org/2012_uk.htm)

Boost to tourism
The tourist industry won t just boom during the four weeks that the Olympic and Paralympic games
actually take place, but for months and years before and after the event.
Price Waterhouse Coopers believe the Sydney games gave Brand Australia A$6.1bn worth of
additional publicity and over ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Impacts in these dimensions are two other ways of looking at the effects of the Olympic Games, but
note that earnings impacts already are included in the output impacts (although not separately stated)
and should not be added in again. Similarly, employment impacts are simply another measure of
economic impact and obviously should not be added either to the output or to the earnings impact.
The first column of Table 4 reports the total earnings impacts, including induced effects, for each
category of direct and indirect spending. Spending by ACOG (direct) will generate $1.1 billion in
earnings. Visitors spending (indirect) will generate $814 million in earnings. Combining the direct
and indirect impacts shows that the 1996 Olympics will generate $1.9 billion in earnings for the
statewide economy Table 5 provides a detailed allocation of the earnings impacts produced by all
direct and indirect spending sources. Earnings impacts are attributed to impacted industries rather
than to expenditure sources.
Employment impacts accruing to the state total over 77 thousand full and part time jobs. The total
employment impacts reported in Table 4 include induced employment impacts. Direct spending by
ACOG generates 36,000 jobs (47 percent of the total). Indirect spending by out of state visitors
generates 41,000 jobs (53 percent of
 Delia Phillips Short Story
Delia Phillips is a normal human in a normal time in a normal world. If you were to ask her,
though, who she is, she wouldn t be able to give an answer. She used to go to church every
Sunday morning with her mom and her dad, until one day, her mom fell sick. Delia prayed every
day that her mom might recover, but despite her prayers, Nancy Phillips died. Delia and her father
stopped going to church after that, as her father found it impossible to believe that a true God
would do that. Years have passed, and Delia s old questions of why have turned to questions of
who. All the more I find myself asking, Who am I? And the mirror says nothing but mockingly
mouths back, Who am I? I speak to myself and say, You know who you are. Surely you do. And to
myself again, I say, Yes, yes, four years ago it would have been so easy. I am Delia Phillips, a
daughter, a sister, a friend. But now, am I those things? What are the implications of those titles,
and who says I deserve them? Lying on the cold tile ground and staring up at the pale white
ceiling I often find myself again wondering, Who am I? And wondering, And is there anyone who
can tell me? And then again, But does anyone in this world truly know who they are? I don t
know the answers. I don t know anyone who knows the answers. In this world, I guess we each
hide behind our masks of skin and flesh and guard ourselves against each other because to be
vulnerable is something that each and every one of
 An Investigation Of The Capacity And Lateral Torsional...
Abstract The study includes an investigation of the stresses, deflections capacity and lateral torsional
buckling behavior of regular I section steel column of jib crane subjected to a axial compressive
eccentric loading. The lateral torsional buckling is the main failure mode that controls the design of
slender column. Different shapes of columns are proposed in this study with different cross section,
web shapes and materials. Finite element analysis and experimental study are carried out on both
types (i.e. Regular and proposed column) to calculate and validate results. An optimization
technique is used to optimize the solution from proposed different designs. The thickness of the
web and thickness of column is constant for all specimens with length 2 to 3 m and tested for 500,
750 and 1000 Kg load lifting capacity. Structural analysis is done to examine the influence of the
section dimension due to axial compressive eccentric loading on column. Using the study it is
observed that not only the web thickness, but also the shape of web, angle of web and sectional
cross section of steel column influences the resistance to lateral torsional bucklingand bending.

Keywords Slender, bending, lateral torsional buckling, sectional cross section, web shape.

INTRODUCTION
Today s industry demands versatile, efficient and cost effective equipment while at the same time
providing more flexibility along with significant savings through increased productivity, there are
several
 17 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Moving To A New City
Deciding to relocate requires a lot of considerations. Evaluating each possible alternative is
essential. There are many aspects that people need to consider before relocating to another side
of town or moving across the country. After all, moving requires thorough research, and it is
important to examine positive and negative aspects of moving to a new area. Consequently, it is
imperative for individuals to take their time to evaluate their options, before taking such big step.
Commonly, people are in search of better housing, employment opportunities, cost of living,
safety, school system, and community. They are in search of the perfect place to settle down.
According to Thought Catalog in their 2014 article 17 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Moving
to A New City. One should ask oneself, can I afford it, do I know anyone that live there, where am
I going to live, where are the good neighborhoods and bad neighborhoods, what is the cost of living,
what is the job market like, is this the right move? Those are essential questions that one needs to
take into account, if you can afford to live in this city, knowing... Show more content on
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Cost of living varies from state to state. Utility cost fluctuates, especially during summer and
winter seasons. Then there is health care cost, food, and childcare. Knowing the cost of living in
a given place would help you to make an informed decision about what kind of income you would
need to maintain a comfortable standard way of living. Frequently, people erroneously think that
because they are moving to a bigger city with a larger income, they assume is the equivalent to a
prosperous life. There cost of living calculator like in salary.com that will allow you to estimate
how far your new income can you stretch in your new city. Cost of Living calculators can facilitate
you to assess the cost of living different parts of the
 Analysis Of `` As A Young Man `` Essay
In the introduction to his grandfather s work, Sean Hemingway writes, as a young man, I was
impressed by the repeated emphasis in [The Sun Also Rises] on the need to pay the bill to take care
of one s own affairs and Jake Barnes ability to make his way in the world (xii). It is this emphasis on
paying the bill, on money, that acts as Hemingway s harshest criticism of the lifestyles of
American expatriates in Europe at the time. The extravagance and the excess always comes at a
price. This was a lifestyle that Hemingway himself was familiar with, Paris would prove to be an
extraordinary training ground for [Ernest]. . . the bohemian lifestyle did not always rest well with
him. In reading this text, one cannot, as the novel s characters have done, ignore the importance of
paying the bill. Finances and class are at the center of the character s relationships and dynamics
with each other. In chapter 7 of the novel, a conversation takes place between Brett and two of her
suitors, Jake and CountMippipopolous. The count, whose steady disposition in this narrative can
only be matched by Jake himself, gives him a piece of advice. Brett says, isn t it wonderful . . .
we all have titles. Why haven t you a title, Jake? and Mippipopolous interjects, I assure you, sir . .
. it never does a man any good. Most of the time it costs you money (47). By refuting the value of a
title, Hemingway criticizes the social structure of the old world, the pre World War I world, and he
makes a
 Colombian Culture In The 1950s
During the discussion, several new pieces of information were presented. In this presentation we
learned much about Colombian culture in the 1950s. Looking at Latin America at the time we see
that violence was at a high with the fact that organized gangs were being established. Because of
this we can see how the society in the book so easily accepted the slaughter of Santiago. Also in
Colombiawe see that they have a strong religions background in the Catholic church. In all
religions we see routines, which is why it is also easy for the people of the novel to follow the
routines and orders brought on from higher officials. Socially, the normalities of the Columbian
culture at the time are very easy to understand especially after being
 Analysis Of A Good Man Down
Sports Illustrated writer, Lee Jenkins, writes about the impact of a small town football coach had
on his community, before and after death in the article A Good Man Down. The author explains the
life of Ed Thomas, the head coach for the Apilington Parkersburg football team in Iowa. Ed Thomas
was shot and killed while training his athletes by Mark Becker. Lee Jenkins begins by using very
detail accounts to bring out the pathos of the town, bringing the audienceto feel emotionally
connected to the town of Parkersburg. In the beginning of this article Jenkins explains the
importance of the field to Ed Thomas. Every morning Ed walked the field, looking for any
imperfection to correct. Dave Meyer, the Apilington Parkersburg principal said, It s probably the
best field in the state. The field was so import to Ed Thomas and he took such great care of it that
it was even named after him. The field has standard issue metal bleachers, no box office, no fancy
scoreboard. What makes it special, what makes it sacred, is the love that Thomas poured into the
turf. Ed Thomas did anything he could help the town out. On some Sundays, he d fill in for the
pastor if they were not able to preach. He gave newborn boys FUTURE FALCONS certificates. He
did everything from being a driver s ed instructor to mowing his precious field. He had no idea how
much more of an impact he would have.
On May 25, 2008, a tornado with winds exceeding 200 mph cut a hole three quarters of a mile wide