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High rate of population grow and improvement in the technology forced individuals to move to rural area. As a result, they use more and more personal vehicles for traveling and commuting to urban areas and big cities each day. On the other side, most bridges in Canada and United States by now are more than 50 years old. Therefore, soon or later, rehabilitation or replacement on bridges are unavoidable (John R. Fowler). However, how to manage the bridge rehabilitation or replacement by having minimum

The invention of the automobile is one important invention that has been taken for granted. Other forms of transportation do provide a means to transport people and good, but lack the combined versatility of speed of the automobile. The automobile has replaced many other forms of transportation and has improved the lives of many people. The automobile has brought people the ability to commute to places that would be out of their reach normally. Without the automobile many people would be unable

Figure 1: Structure Map divides the Study Area into six landscape units based on the Patch-Corridor-Matrix Model; Low Density Urban, Commercial-Industrial, Vegetation, Cleared Open Space, Natural Corridors and Traffic Corridors. Viewed together, these discrete units form a relatively coarse-grained and high-contrast landscape. The largest unit, Low Density Urban development, constitutes approximately 50% of the Study Area and forms the background matrix of the landscape. This development is relatively

Isabel Ayala started her career as an intern in INNFA (Instituto Nacional de la Niñez y la Familia/National Institute for Children and Families) organization that aims to ensure compliance with the rights of children and seek solutions to the problems of child labor, child abuse, school dropout and malnutrition in Ecuador. While in INNFA, she became a case manager upon the completion of her Bachelor degree in Psychology, but moved in 2000 to the United States to New York City and after some ESL classes;

exist, and a tenth believe they have spotted one” (National Geographic). When acknowledging highly confidential locations around the world, one location, Area 51, lures an enormous amount of attention, especially by people who believe in the extraterrestrial. Located in a remote location 83 miles north of Las Vegas in the vast Nevada desert, Area 51, a United States Air Force facility, attracts hundreds of people each year. Although the genuine reason for the facilities purpose is currently unknown

Two steps will sketch how the urban bind to new technicity. First, a description of the broader societal move and second my more personal reasons for the transversal. The hauntology of cities – i.e., a certain sustained technical reticularity – make the political animal called human possible. Moreover, hauntology sustains humans. People, in turn, nurture new potential technics. The atmosphere created by this dialectic contains both the potential to harm or heal (Cole-Turner, 2011: 3–4) – a potential

the cities. These city residents have or will be willing to stay in the city for their entire life. With their stay in the city, these city dwellers tend to have a certain perspective about the other residents who live, work and study in the rural areas or the country side. People living in the cities have a total different lifestyle and culture as compared to their counterparts who reside in the country side. These two genres of people, that is the city dwellers and the country side dwellers tend

infamous “Area 51.” The reason why this place has such an incredible level of notoriety is because of the various mysteries behind the location. The amount of secrecy that this place is shrouded in leaves a huge gap for the imagination of the conspiracy enthusiasts to come up with incredible ideas at what actually happens within the gates of Area 51, which makes it the perfect breeding ground for conspiracies in the minds of people all over the world. One of the most debated topics about Area 51 that

unsuccessful in reducing the gap in healthcare disparities between urban and rural areas due to changes in health insurance and delivery. These changes have made access to medical care more difficult for the poor, uninsured, and underinsured. Rural areas in China are the most vulnerable because of a lack of true insurance plans and the accompanying comprehensive coverage. Approximately 800 million individuals live in rural areas, but eighty percent of the medical institutions are located in cities. Furthermore

rural areas and cities, meanwhile drawing the global societies closer together. Furthermore, there are many interpretation of the current state of urbanization, which the most popular is a bleak and depressing doomsday which has been adapted from Mike