Second Street Observation

Cordelia Street was a constant reminder of what society Paul was supposed to fit into. He did not want the typical American dream where he found love at a young age, got married, had kids, and worked the rest of his life to support his family. Every Sunday on Cordelia Street the families sat on their stoops conversing with one another. “The men on the steps- all in their shirt sleeves, their vest unbuttoned- sat with their legs well apart, their stomach comfortably protruding, and talked of the prices of things, or told anecdotes of the sagacity of their various chiefs and overloads.” (Cather 107). The commonness of that lifestyle made Paul very discontent, he believed his fate was to be rich and live with luxury. The people who surrounded

Context: This observation took place next to the home corner. The resource available were toys baby, baby dress-ups, baby toys.

Everyone can relate to the most common universal truths. The universal truths everyone can relate to are family problems, dealing with a teenager, alcoholism, and unemployment. These universal truths can have really bad effects on people such as isolating oneself from family or not wanting to do anything with a specific person in the family. Universal truths can also have good effects such as being in an abusive relationship and eventually getting out of it and starting fresh. David Adams Richards portrays these universal truths in his novel, Nights Below Station Street, through the use of simple language, use of flashbacks for each character and his personal connection to the novel and its character, Joe.

Hi. Most of us have been reading since we were young, but not many of us think about the reason in doing so. What makes a novel so compelling, a memoir so riveting and what do we really gain from reading? Peter Skrzynecki, here in Australia, received an Order of Australia Medal for his prestige excellence in his calligraphy skills. Through this honourable medal, readers can distinguish the different cultural experiences that Peter had endured.

Paul Watt and Kevin Stenson, The Street: It’s a bit dodgy around there’ safety, danger, ethnicity and young people’s uses of public spaces, chapter 15 in Geographies of youth, youth cultures: Cool places The aim of this chapter is to question young people’s feelings and experiences when moving around a town in the South East of England. The town, named Thamestown by the authors. The area in which Thamestown is location, is described as a predominantly white, wealthy middle class area of the south east of England. Between June 1994 and July 1995 Watt, Stenson and other researchers investigated, how an ethnically mixed group of young people use public spaces in terms of danger and safety. Several key points arise in this chapter. Racial segregation

On Thursday, July 24, 2015 approximately 0355 hours, I was dispatched to the intersection of Oakland Avenue and Okelly Street for a welfare check. Conyers Dispatch stated a driver, Tara Norton, who was passing by, noticed a vehicle in the ditch.

In this paper, I plan to first describe the “Code of the Street” which is a term coined and a book written by Elijah Anderson. I would also summarize and describe two journal articles that test Anderson’s idea of the “Code of the Street” for a more definite explanation. I will tell how the two articles that I have chosen relates to some of the concepts that Anderson talked about in the book. I will then define general strain theory and social learning or differential association theory. Lastly, I will explain how general strain theory and social learning theory or differential association theory explain some of the behaviors that were seen by the individuals in the book published by Anderson. I will point out some of the individual’s behavior and demonstrate whether it may lead to crime or whether the behavior was learned in any way.

On 05-31-17 at 0144 hours, I was dispatched to 99 E. Colorado Boulevard regarding a vandalism investigation. Upon my arrival, I met with Witness Pasadena Guide Sergio Solorio who told me the following information in summary:

The historic Sixth Street is in Austin, Texas' entertainment district part of the city's downtown section. This street provides the background for what has made Austin known to residents and visitors worldwide as the "Live Music Capital of the World." Most of the nightlife takes place in the area known as the "West Sixth" which is the stretch running west from Congress Street. Appreciate the Victorian style buildings in this registered historic part of town. The eastern part of Sixth Street between Congress and I-35, affectionately known as the "Dirty Sixth," is where you want to head for all the good bars, clubs, and music venues. The Dirty Sixth is also where many music and film festivals can be found. If you are looking for a non-stop good

Officers were dispatch to Trojan Palms Apt 11B in reference to suspicious circumstances. On scene I made contact with the victim Lacey Folmar. She stated that when she came home from work, she found a black stool, and a cigarette in around the side of her apartment near her side door. She stated that the stool was under her window on the side of the residence, and that the cigarette had been placed o her steps. She stated that 23:00 she heard a loud sound coming from around the back side of the residence. When she checked the area she noticed that two of the window screen had been cut in a way that suggest that someone was trying to open the windows. She stated that the windows were locked and that it did appear that no one made entry to

In summary, on 09/28/15 at 0240 hours Ofc. F. Auriemma #224 and I were dispatched to 2134 S. 54th Ave. in regards to an unwanted party.

The field observation took place on October 27th in the alleyway of Moravian Street, for 30 minutes starting at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. The sun was still shining and the alleyway of Moravian Street was still brightly lit, throughout the experiment. Weather through the entirety of the day was warm enough for civilians to walkabout with light clothing.

The Peachtree Street Corridor is eight and a half miles of road and surrounding real estate in the geographic heart of Atlanta, Georgia. It is also the financial heart of the city. According to a 2014 study by the Bleakly Advisory Group, the corridor occupies less than 4% of the land in the city, yet it accounts for over a third of the real estate value. The area also provides over half of all Atlanta’s jobs and nearly three-quarters of all professional, science and technology jobs. It is home to 10% of the city’s population, disproportionately Millennials and Gen Xers. It is a young, wealthy and dynamic area.

A client admits to alcohol dependency on a consistant and regular basis because the loss of job. The client exhibits hopelessness and depression. The client has explained they experiencing insomnia, and decreased energy to do anything. This explains their poor personal hygiene. As the clinician the safety of the client is of the utmost importance.

M ost people live a normal life, in a normal house, with a normal family, they have all the money, all the things a modern family would need for a boring life, well that’s not really the case for me, but, to much of my disappointment, it’s not much better either, in terms of a ‘house’ and a ‘family’, in life though, I’ve pretty much got everything I need.