Lake County, Indiana Essays

  • Gary: Visualize The Grand City Of Chicago

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    Gary is not just the butthole of Indiana- it's the butthole of Illinois, the USA, and I'd argue the rest of the world as well. To imagine just how terrible Gary is, visualize the grand city of Chicago. It's nowhere near perfect, and is on the decline, but still has fantastic neighborhoods and is home to millions. Now, make the city 10-15 times smaller, remove every skyscraper and notable landmark from your imagined skyline, double the number of factories, and add a distinct, disgusting smell that

  • Humorous Wedding Speech by Friend of Groom

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    Humorous Wedding Speech by Friend of Groom Ladies and gentlemen, thanks Gary for those kind words. It has been a pleasure for all us attendants to play a small part in your big day. Before I say a word or two about the groom, what about that dress Jeanie is wearing? It has attracted so much favorable comment from the guests here that I have to give it a special mention. You look stunning Jeanie! When Gary asked me to be his best man I immediately thought of the speech. I saw it as an opportunity

  • Gender Reflection Paper

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    Were there any moments when your gender was a help or hindrance in a particular job or educational experience? Is there anything about being “male” or being “female” that you can see encouraged the choices you made? If you were a different gender would you have made different choices? Looking back at the course material, what one concept that you learned in this class helps you to understand yourself and your educational and occupational history? Please describe the concept and show how it applies

  • The Effects of Pollution in Utah

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    The first think that I see when I walk outside everyday is the layer of haze that looms across the Wasatch Front. It doesn’t surprise me that The American Lung Association gave Salt Lake City an F, on our “State of the Air” report card. (American Lung Association,2013).What companies are the biggest contributor to our pollution? Should our children suffer the consequences of pollution? There are many causes and effects of pollution along the Wasatch Front, which includes large industrial companies

  • Fox Island

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    Fox Island is a 605-acre park that is in southwest Allen County. The park’s address is 7324 Yohne Road. Fox Island is twelve minutes from the Fort Wayne International Airport, eight minutes from Lutheran Hospital and nineteen minutes from downtown Fort Wayne. The park’s neighbors include Interstate 69, National Serv-All’s landfill and Eagle Marsh Preserve. Fox Island is a park within a park that has 270 acres dedicated as a State Nature Preserve. This area protects unique plants, animals and

  • Argumentative Essay On Wind Energy

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    creating energy, wind power has made its impact in the Midwest and has reached its way into Indiana. The use of wind power has proved it’s worth and will be a better investment for Indiana and the surrounding states because it is a renewable resource that pays for itself. As commuters travel north on I-65 through rural Indiana, they pass through the Meadow Lake Wind Farm. For some Hoosiers, the wind

  • Family Composition Essay

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    Composition: (who is considered family, who lived in the household, etc.) The composition of my family unit growing up was two older sisters and three older brothers and I am the baby of the family out of six children. Of course, my parents and the family dog a dachshund named Snoopy was also the family as well we never had many animals and when the dog got hurt and got put to sleep we never got another dog. The difference in age between my sisters and I are 16 and 15 years apart and they got

  • Understanding E.coli Contamination in Lake Michigan: A Meteorological Perspective

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    The Great Lakes are the largest surface freshwater system on Earth, with a basin that is home to around 30 million people (USEPA, 2015). Lake Michigan is the only one of the Great Lakes that lies entirely within the United States, with a maximum length of 307 miles and maximum width of 118 miles. The Lake Michigan shoreline, composed mainly of sand and pebble beaches, stretches 1,640 miles along the coasts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, as well as some islands (NOAA, 2015a). The

  • Illinois Geological Hazards

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    Madrid Seismic Zone, and the Wabash Valley Seismic Zone. The New Marid Seismic Zone is located in the Central Mississippi Valley and includes portions of Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, and Tennessee. The Wabash Valley Zone is located between southeastern Illinois and southwestern Indiana. The earliest report of an earthquake in Illinois is in the year of 1795 at Kaskaskia. This particular phenomenon only lasted for a minute and a half. Subterranean noises were heard

  • Florenz Kitten Case Analysis

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    later renamed the Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works (Sonderman 57). Years later, after electric and gas power have erased all need for steam products, few steam engine still exist. Although the Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works in Ferdinand, Indiana no longer continues production, the

  • Little River Wetland Project (Great Marsh)

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    greater issue than that of conservation in this country,” and set aside 230 million acres of protected nature in the form of national parks, forests, game preserves and bird reservations (Almanac). Since his pioneering preservation acts, states, counties and even nongovernment-affiliated organizations have set aside and preserved land. One such organization is the Little River Wetlands Project whose mission “is to restore and protect wetlands in the watershed of the Little River, a major tributary

  • Crappie Fishing Hotspots

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    fishing under lights in the larger, clear reservoirs seems more productive here than day fishing. Crappie action is in lakes Norfolk, Bull Shoals, Ouachita, Hamilton, Greeson, and Sugar Loaf. Gas lanterns or sealed beam lights are used, and directed down into 20-to-60 foot deep water. Minnows are choice bait. FLORIDA: The Lake Okeechobee Rim Canal (especially around the cuts through

  • Pursuing A Degree In Purdue

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    In addition to Purdue’s campus and diversity, Purdue is part of the 8% of universities in Indiana that allows students to pursue Actuarial Science. Only 50% of those schools have an Ultimate Frisbee team, a sport I plan to pursue in college. Furthermore, Purdue’s hospitality and members were very welcoming every time I visited the campus, whether

  • Importance Of Community Development Self Assessment

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    I have involved in the planning and implementation of educational programs in a variety of locations throughout Indiana. I have been able to work with community members and strengthen the Park Place neighborhood of Anderson, Indiana through an after school program. I have also implemented a variety of programs through Lake County, Indiana 4-H by working with mini 4-H members through one day educational camps as well as taught showmanship clinics and workshops to 4-Her’s third

  • Uniform Crime Report

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    train at for work. According to the webpage Neighborhood Scout, Gary, Hobart, East Chicago and Hammond have the highest crime rate for my area (Neighborhood Scout, 2015). This is not surprising to me. According the Table 10 of the FBI-UCR, Lake County, Indiana had only 38 violent crimes and 1 murder (FBI- UCR, 2013). This is impossible and proves that agencies are not

  • John Green: The 100 Most Influential People In The World

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    movies. However, growing up Green didn’t have any intentions of becoming an author. John Green was born on August 24th, 1977, to Mike and Sydney Green, in Indianapolis, Indiana. His family moved to Birmingham, Alabama, where his younger brother Hank was born. His family moved again, to Orlando, Florida, and here Green attended Lake Highland Preparatory School. Green graduated from Kenyon College in 2000, with a double degree in english and religious studies. After graduation we worked as a student

  • The Prohibition of the Anthology A Light in the Attic

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    Controversy Over A Light in the Attic Introduction A Light in the Attic is a collection of one hundred and thirty-one children's poems by Shel Silverstein. It is ranked fifty-one on the American Library Association's list of the one hundred most frequently challenged books (2014). Why A Light in the Attic was Banned A Light in the Attic was under immediate suspicion by many people simply because the author was Shel Silverstein. Silverstein had a very interesting career, including working for Playboy

  • The Erie Canal and Western Development

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    a civilized and developed landscape will be discussed and its impact of settlement will be analyzed. B. Summary of Evidence: The completion of the canal in 1825 led to a two way trade system. Boats would travel East with supplies from the Great Lakes and the surrounding territory and return with settlers and passengers travelling West, which became an extensive business (Johnson 375). The economic success and prosperity of the Canal also provided motivation for the construction of railroads West

  • Ottawa Tribe Research Paper

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    The Great Lakes Tribes The Indians were the first inhabitants of the Great lakes region. They were there tens for tens of thousands of years before the first settlers from Europe came. The European settlers were very curious about the Indians. The Indians lived a very different life than the Europeans. The Indians lived off the land. They farmed, hunted for food, gathered berries, and gathered water from the nearby stream. The Great Lake Tribes are not only in the United States but some are located

  • Indian River Lagoon Research Paper

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    There is an important crisis in the Indian River Lagoon that nobody really wants to address. Why? Well, if everyone knew that the lagoon was so polluted, nobody would swim in it. In fact, the five counties bordering the 156 miles of the lagoon could suffer extreme economic loss. If tourists don’t come to visit the area, then the beach-side shops will certainly decrease in number, leaving more people without a job. Have you ever been outside during season (mainly early January through late March)