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1.What are the goals of Bloomberg NYC plan? To what extent have they been accomplished? The green infrastructural plan; PlaNYC, specializes in a form of city planning that focuses on achieving a greener and greater New York. The goals of the plaNYC looks to strengthen the economy, combat climate change, and enhance the quality of life for all New Yorkers by implementing environmentally friendly goals. PlaNYC specifically targets ten areas, of which are Housing and neighborhoods; parks and public

After looking back on the success we had from creating Coachella, Rick and I decided to try to replicate it this summer in New York City. When we visited, we noticed that the street musicians in the city are extremely talented, and we feel that they are immensely overlooked und underappreciated. We want to incorporate the talent in the city in our music festival. We scouted out countless probable locations where we could hold the festival, but the top two came out to be the Brooklyn Bridge and the

In the early to mid-twentieth century there was a lot of corruption and city problems as these new cities were being built. Since most cities were built so fast there was bad housing which lead to diseases spreading very rapidly, and there was horrible working conditions. Many of these cities were dangers for the people that lived there. Diseases started to spread very rapidly in this period of time. Different social groups later into the twentieth century would try and stop them. Some of these groups

encourage young people to move to the megacities to seek better educational opportunities. The universities in the urban areas of the big cities have attractive facilities, which promote students to move to the urban areas. They have a highly stander educational system, international purposeful teaching methods, highly professional academic staff and research institutions for postgraduate students. In addition, they have unrestricted academic choices; the students can select exactly what they want

hundreds of amazing movies including; The Avengers, The Men in Black, The Godfather, and the Wolf of Wall Street. New York City, my hometown, the greatest city on Earth. There are plenty of things to do in this city. You can watch a play on Broadway, take a walk through Central Park, or visit the Statue of Liberty, but you rarely hear about my favorite part of this city, and that’s the food. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a place with a larger selection or with more delicious food. If you’re

Neighborhood Profile: Battery Park City Tucked away on the western edge of the Financial District and surrounded by the Hudson River, Battery Park City is a mixed-use planned community where thousands of New Yorkers live and work. As with the neighboring Financial District, Battery Park City has become a trendy place to live and work in recent years and has finally begun to shed its 9-to-5 image. Overview One of New York City’s newer neighborhoods, Battery Park City dint exist until the end of the

Silver city was no longer a boom town by . Instead it was a ghost town. The buildings were abandoned, the mines were empty, and most people only came to check up on the buildings and keep them in good condition. On the way to silver city, when we stopped at the museum in Murphy, we heard a woman talk about the typical morning of someone who lived in silver city. I find it interesting (and kinda gross) how the whole family would share the same bath water. It makes sense though, because of the fact

and the use of many new technologies were major aspects of its success. However, even though the builders of the fair worked against impossible odds, they required a leader, a figurehead to lead the way to success. In his book, The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America, Erik Larson’s portrays Burnham’s obsession with grandeur as a key part of his persona to emphasize why he was the right man for the job. Larson includes examples of Burnham’s high opinions

Becoming one of his greatest achievements, A Tale Of Two Cities occupies a central place in the works of Charles Dickens. First published as a historical fiction novel in 1859, A Tale Of Two Cities, emphasizes the key elements of plot, theme and character, with a touch of romance to keep the reader coming back for more. In the years to follow, several movies have been made about the book. Most recent in 1890, Jim Goddard directed the drama, with goals to make an incredible, honorable movie. Both

neighborhoods. This mostly occurred in growing cities. The boundaries between neighborhoods were quite definite and can still be seen in many American cities today. Urban society during the industrial era in the late 1800s differed throughout the different classes. The upper class and middle class lived well, but conditions for the working class and poor were often abysmal. The wealthiest families established fashionable districts in the heart of a city in the last half of the 1800s. Men typically