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Category Archives: transportation
Little things in life.
Well now that I live far, I need to wake up early because there’s a lot of traffic when we are heading to school. I wake up early for a reason because if i get late to school they might … Continue reading
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Lending a Hand…
Many natural disasters occur all the time which vary from tornadoes to earthquakes to tsunamis, and etc. causing all sorts of material damage. These damages have to be repaired with a lot of money in which many countries don’t have. … Continue reading
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A Downtown Adventure
This past Tuesday, on a banked day, I went to Little Tokyo with my fellow editor, Cinthia Gonzalez. She needed to take pictures for her food review article and asked if I could go with her. That afternoon, we walked … Continue reading
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a thousand splendid suns
either one A thousand Splendid suns is about the people that live and survive their lives in third world countries during war time. They see many gruesome things that scars them and follows them until adulthood. In this book … Continue reading
Posted in academics, Bestfriends, Birthdate, books, crime, entertainment, love, observations, politics, relationships, religion, transportation, travel, violence
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Bermuda Triangle
The Bermuda Triangle is also known as the Devil’s Triangle, located in the Atlantic Ocean is a triangle shaped region that many people have said that a number of airplanes, ships, and boats have disappeared mysteriously and nobody has found out … Continue reading
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Humans CAN Fly
NOT! it is impossible for humans to fly, but there are plenty of alternatives like this sport called “Parkour“, also known as free running. Parkour is the alternative to flying for now, Parkour IS the art of moving.
Posted in arts, entertainment, sports, transportation, travel
Tagged extreme, fly, freerunning, jump, obstacles, parkour, sport
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Metro Gold Line
Due to budget cuts, Mr. Gertner’s class was force to use the new Metro Gold line for their field trip to see “Palestine, New Mexico.” It seems like a wacky idea at first, but at the end it became a … Continue reading
Posted in losangeles, observations, transportation, travel
Tagged gold line, metro, mta, review
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Is the Metro really that safe?
On November 25, 2009 the time had come for the community of East Los Angeles for a new and vital transportation link to bring a new epoch of access. The Metro Gold line arrived at East LA, completing eight new … Continue reading
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Auto Show Report
The L. A. Auto Show was created on January 23, 1907 at a skating ring at Morkey’s on Grand Avenue. Now it is one of the biggest shows in the country, with many different cars from the past and the … Continue reading
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The L.A Auto Show
Since January 23, 1907 The Los Angeles Auto Show is on their 100 anniversary and still one of biggest shows in the world. The show has some of the hottest cars in the world including some from the old days. The … Continue reading
Posted in arts, cars, education, entertainment, events, transportation
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