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Department of Geography and Urban Studies at Temple University. HORSE AND CARRIAGE IN NEW YORK CITY.
Thursday, May 04, 2006. This map shows the building where I live as well as the surrounding roughly quarter of a mile that encircles my residence. And can function as a simple navigation tool around my neighborhood. The area where I live is not a community. But just a neighborhood that contains clusters of residencies, some of which are closer to the p. Ublic high school and some of which are closer to an ups. Ale outdoor shopping mall and blocks of family homes that sell for. B a bite to eat at the farm.
Wednesday, May 03, 2006. Of cloth and disposable diapers. Today, the main concern of people who choose cloth is that disposables add to the landfill. , taking about 500 years to biodegrade. An article published in 1992 by the Institute for Lifecycle Assessment. Discusses the pros and cons of the different options of diapers.
Friday, May 05, 2006. Many non-black Hispanics and Caucasians have been buying the properties put up for sale. They are generally starter homes for the new residents. The racial make-up of the community has been changing over the past few years and with the new construction, I believe it will continue to do so. I would guess that there is some negative feeling among the black members of the community about the ethnic change of the community.
Friday, May 05, 2006. In reference to the healthscape of an area, Dr. These created a framework for the fieldwork. In addition to healthy food, there are exercise options for people of all ages. There are two playgrounds in the community. The tot lot - for smaller children, and another at the Ardmore Park where there. R if and how the community uses this rink.
Thursday, May 04, 2006. On January 2nd 2006 in New York City, an accident involving a horse drawn carriage revived awareness to the issue of weather or not the horses should continue to be on the streets of The City. This has been a long debated controversy and many big cities worldwide have banned. 2 The lives of the horses are cut short living in these conditions; on average they live only 4 years.