The formation of Hoodoos is unique and complicated. Its development in highly related to the erosion caused by wind, rain and the Sun (Scheidegger, 1958). The Hoodoos is formed by two parts, hard rock at the top and the sedimentary rock at the bottom. Majority of hoodoos are found in the badland topology (Scheidegger, 1958). It is because the badland topology has significantly less vegetation than other landforms, which causes less water can be held on the ground surface and more exposed to raindrop impact (Scheidegger, 1958; Tanaka, Hachinohe & Matsukura, 1996). The reduced moisture on ground will lead to higher erosion rate to rocks since moisture texture can help to increase the holding capacity of the soil (Tanaka, Hachinohe & Matsukura,
William Ellsworth “Dummy” Hoy was born May 23, 1862 in Houcktown, Ohio. Hoy was born hearing, but went deaf from meningitis at the age of three. He went on to graduate from the Ohio School for the Deaf as class valedictorian. After graduating, Hoy opened a shoe repair shop in his hometown. While playing baseball on the weekends, Hoy earned a professional contract with an Oshkosh, Wisconsin team in 1886. In 1888 Hoy was signed on by the Washington Nationals as only the third deaf professional baseball player ever. In his rookie year, he led the league in stolen bases and finished second with 69 walks. On June 19, 1889, he set a major league record (which has now been tied twice) by throwing out three runners at home plate from center field in
Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson today proclaimed that a Flatbush teenager has been prosecuted for murder and affiliated charges coming from the lethal shooting of a 38 year old father who was trying to retrieve his son's baseball cap supposedly stolen a few days prior to the shooting.
Questions and charts are from Geoscience Laboratory, 5th ed. (p. 117-130), by T. Freeman, 2009, New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons. Reprinted with permission.
Razack begins with an explanation of the night that Ms. George was murdered. Pamela George was an Aboriginal woman and a mother of two, who occasionally prostituted herself for money. She was on the street the night she died. Two young, white, middle-class men named Steven Jummerfield and Alex Ternowetsky murdered Ms. George. These two men picked her up, drove to an isolated area, and after oral sex, each took a turn brutally beating her. They then left her for dead, “with her face in the mud” (125). The men went for something to eat following this, and eventually the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) exhausted their investigation and arrested the two. As Razack describes,“[t]he arrest of two young middle-class white men for the murder of
Once upon a time, in the depths of the Tasman sea there was a great civilization built by blobfish called Bloblirahren. Then a great evil, known only from the oldest legends of blobfish kind, awoke and had an evil lust to consume the universe. His name was Robert the vampire squid. He started with consuming the blobfish because he was jealous,greedy and hate built inside him and sought to destroy the blobfish. He consumed many blobfish until he and his armies that he had summoned were slaughtered in a great battle where the hosts of the blobfish king Blobafir drove off Robert and his army far away and they hunted his army down to score of urchins and then they mysteriously disappeared. Years later a group of border scouts were attacked by
Steven Adam Markowitz, now known as Hoodie Allen was born on August 19th, 1988 and raised in a Jewish household along with his younger brother Daniel*DAMMMMNNNNN DANIEL*, on Long Island, NY. Hoodie attended the Long Island School for the Gifted from Pre-K to the 9th grade, then later attended John F. Kennedy High School, where he played football and then continued his football career at the University of Pennsylvania as a defensive back. After he finished college in 2010 with a degree in marketing and finance he started working at Google as an AdWords associate in their Standardized AdWords Reseller Training program. But while his Music career was taking off he felt like he was working 2 full time jobs and it was becoming very difficult
Black men had to be careful with women. They couldn't look at women in the eye or whistle at them because they would get hanged. There was an assault in Rosewood a black man got into a White House and assaulted a woman she wasn't hurt badly. Then the white women husband started a riot with white men to go and kill all black people that they see. The riot started to burn down the buildings that are owed by the black people. There was one women that ran out of a burning building was shot in the jaw and took it right off. People didn't want to go outside to the riot so they hid under the burning buildings. A group of blacks were barracked in a building while the whites were firing rounds after rounds in the building. To this day no one knows
According to Texas myth carpetbaggers were taking over positons in office, and dominating politically. These carpetbaggers migrated from the north, and they supported the Republican party. Democrats were upset with carpetbaggers coming to Texas, and described them exploitive and corrupt. These individuals were known as carpetbaggers because they brought everything they had in a soft suitcase made of carpet. These carpetbaggers were seen as something negative that only brought bad energy to Texas, and did nothing to benefit us. Democrats also described them as someone who could not be trusted.
Hoodoo is accepted to have started with Africans who were conveyed to America as slaves, principally in the Southeastern states where servitude was lawful, and moved West the country over. These men, ladies and youngsters frequently touched base on American soil with not very many individual belonging, if any by any means. They didn't carry their local herbs with them, and on the off chance that they did those things were probably taken away. The slaves ended up in a place where they were viewed as the property of injurious slaveholders and they didn't know anything about the herbs, plants and trinkets of this peculiar, new land. African and Native American slaves regularly ended up working nearby each other and it is trusted that through this
Did you know that people are influenced everyday? In the book The Wednesday Wars there’s a 7th grade boy that lives with his parents and his sister Heather he also has a girlfriend named Meryl Lee and he’s being pressured to be something he doesn’t want to be. Throughout the book he has changed but who influenced him? I think that Ms.Baker, Shakespeare, and all his friends were biggest influences on Holling Hoodhood.
Holling Hoodhood is a intresting charecter, he was a 7th grader from 1967. In a school named Camillo Junior High half of the of the students are catholic or jews the jews go to the temple and the catholics go to church on wednesday afternoons. Which means holling has to stay with ms baker who hated his guts. Miss baker is holling’s teacher and she hates him because, every wednesday afternoon she is suppose to have a freetime since all the students are supposes to be at church or at the temple. but since holling is prebyterian she has to stay with him. As a punishment Miss baker teaches Holling about shake sphere to make him get bored. At the end
Growing up in poverty , what we would consider the “hood” the young black males are targeted because of where they are coming from and growing up at . For example , Lil Durk is from Chicago , but has the same struggle as the kids growing up in poverty in Dallas , Compton , Houston and etc because it is all the same just a different hood. Lil Durk has an interview with complex about growing up in Chicago . Lil Durk says “we can just be standing on the block and the police might just pull up and tell all we get on the wall and search us for no reason, just because we young black and in the hood and they think we up to no good. “ That only happens to people in poverty because the police just look at black people as the problem starter. Lil Durk
1. In the essay “Sweatshirts to Sweatshops,” many of the universal intellectual standards are violated. To begin with, the speaker talks about the “little girl…working hour after hour…trying not to collapse from the heat…” and that violates the fairness of the argument. He is trying to manipulate the audience by appealing to their emotional side. This argument is not based in factual evidence, and therefore, could be dismissed by the audience. There may not be a little girl in this exact situation described, and therefore, this statement is irrelevant. This could be corrected by leaving the entire story of the “little girl” out, or an interview of a child that works in the factory could be conducted giving a first-hand look into the
The Gangster Disciples are still an active group in the United States (Mallory, 2012). There are members of the group in over 35 states and 70 U.S. cities (Mallory, 2012). Nearly 20,000 members reside in the city of Chicago, where the FBI considers this group a “major organized crime group” (Mallory, 2012, p. 208). The Gangster Disciples were formed after the death of the group’s original leaders, David Barksdale (Mallory, 2012). A young man who was already a member of the group, Larry Hoover become the new leader of the Gangster Disciples because he was a person that Barksdale watched over (Mallory, 2012). After his death, the group split into the Black Disciples and the Gangster Disciples (Mallory, 2012). The group became prone to violence
The Sweatshop Watch, established in the year 1995 in Los Angeles, is a syndicate dedicated to advocating for the rights of sweatshop workers. In an article released by the Sweatshop Watch entitled, “Supporting Mexican Garment Workers at the Tarrant Ajalpan Factory,” they delineate the repeatedly ignored endeavors of the sweatshop workers to resist the relentless abuse they endure from the Ajalpan factory in Tarrant, Mexico. The Ajalpan factory, began operation in 1999 and distributes products to numerous brand name clothing companies including Polo Ralph Lauren. On June 10, 2003, as an attempt to ensure that the factory would mitigate the abysmal conditions that they experience everyday, 800 workers stood in protest and refused to work (Sweatshop