Online betting has come a long way from its simple beginnings. Today, it’s a world filled with exciting games and experiences, thanks to technology. Leading companies, like Rabidi N.V., are making sure players have a secure, fun, and varied time… Continue Reading →
Berenice Abbot “Flatiron Building” This is a picture of the Flatiron building taken by Berenice Abbot in 1934. It amazes me to see a picture of the Flatiron building taken nearly a century ago. It shows us a glimpse of… Continue Reading →
1) The Chrysler Building The Chrysler Building was built in 1930 by the head of the Chrysler Corporation, Walter P. Chrysler, to serve as the headquarters of the Corporation. So impressive was the project from the very beginning that just the… Continue Reading →
Musa Nauman Professor Hoffman IDC 1001H 19 December 2017 The Don of Manhattan He was born on December 1st, 1890 in a middle class family in Lower Manhattan. His name was Joseph Moses. The family owned a small bakery called… Continue Reading →
Frank Sinatra released “New York, New York” in 1977 in his album 1977. This is one of my all-time favorite songs. I think the song does a great job in capturing the essence of New York City. No matter who you… Continue Reading →
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Joyce Chan Professor Hoffman IDC 1001H 5 December 2017 Historical Fiction: Ava’s Journals August 15, 1904 I passed by the Flat Iron building again, and it still hasn’t sunk in yet. How has the massive thing not toppled over yet?… Continue Reading →
The Lumineers’ “Ho Hey” is an indie folk song released on June 4, 2012 as the band’s debut album’s lead single. The song was their breakthrough hit, and it gradually rose on the charts, crossing over to various categories on… Continue Reading →
Radio Days (1987) Summary: Woody Allen directed the 1987 comedy-drama film Radio Days. Radio Days is a movie that illustrates the life of a family during the age of radios in American. The movie follows the life of Joe who… Continue Reading →
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