For those of us who have lived in the City of the Hills for the majority of our lives, Oneonta represents a place of welcoming familiarity. It is common for many citizens to know the name and location of every street, store, and restaurant situated our town. Understandably, each new addition to the makeup of Oneonta draws a high level of attention, as changes made to such a small locale are easily identifiable. Oneonta's Main Street is an area that, over time, has seen many of such alterations. Three years ago, for instance, a person venturing down this very road would have noticed a large, new addition to Oneonta. Freshly erected stood a giant, fluorescent, white and blue sign claiming the territory of a building called the Foxcare Center. The sign was in replacement of an older sign that had previously signified the presence of the Pyramid Mall. The mall had been closed for years, and the vacated area had drawn no crowds since the facility's discontinuation. Many had even forgotten about the vacant area, as they had grown accustomed to passing the remains of the deserted business. Three years ago, however, the fluorescent sign caught the eye of unsuspecting citizens that passed the region for the first time since its drastic alteration. What was the Foxcare Center that was so brightly advertised? Was it in the Pyramid Mall? What does it look like? Surely the center, out of sight from the road, was a mystery that needed further exploration.
Who wants to belong?.
Upon closer examination, the Foxcare Center is identified as a vast healthcare facility. The inside of the building looks very professionally organized; the majority of the structure is composed of a health club called Healthlinks, and the remainder of the one-story building is neatly arranged in rows of doctor's offices. Besides the evidence of the overwhelming size, Healthlinks is clearly the draw to the building as it is located directly in front of the main entrance and dons an enormous illuminated sign declaring it's existence.
Our lures wouldn't sink. ... Sure enough, we got our lures underwater and under control. ... No lures remained. ... On our heaviest freshwater rods, we rigged the live baitfish and launched them into the unknown. ... Our lures were as well. ...
(Saar, A1) The man, or men, lured the girls into the car, presumably with no resistance (no screams were reported and the examination of the victims" bodies after the murders showed no signs of a struggle). ... One body was dropped in Waldorf, Maryland (Krause, C1) But how did the Freeway Phantom lure these girls into his car, especially given the fact that the killer gained widespread notoriety throughout the region? Every mother was telling her children not to talk to strangers and especially not get into a car with an unknown person. ... Because they could easily lure the girls into their...
There have been many news stories from around the nation that have reported that children were lured by adult sexual predators pretending to be someone else, someone younger. ... Unfortunately there are adults out there that want to lure our children from internet chat rooms. ... In the Chicago area alone I have found two reports about adult predators who have attempted to lure children to them from chat rooms. A CBS 2 News report shows that a man from a local television news anchor was arrested for attempting to lure children to a private meeting place. ... The actual price of the softwar...
There are many ways that this is found in literature including going by desire, by chance, by abduction, and by being lured by an outside force. ... In The Catcher In The Rye, Holden mentally is torn between experience and innocence, it would seem to him that an outside force is luring him to do something but in actuality he is beginning his journey because of his desire. ... The Threshold Crossing is the second step, it is the place or the person that which the character crosses over or through into the Zone Unknown. The Zone Unknown being the place where the journey takes place. .....
In Joyce Carol Oates' "Where Are you Going, Where Have You Been" there is a clear interpretation of evil in Arnold Friend's portrayal of a demon who tries to lure Connie into his world of sex and emotion. ... A more obvious reason that illustrates Oates is portraying Arnold as a demon is the way Arnold must use blackmail to lure Connie out of her home and into his control. ... In the end, she seems to be drawn outside by Arnold's powers and the unknown future. ...
Victims of this crime are lured into an unknown country and promised a new life of wonder; this includes a better life, more freedom, and a promising future with a career. ... How people lure victims into sex trafficking is offering them an "opportunity " that sounds too good to pass up in addition to a new and better life. ... What was unknown to Tina was that his family was three other women. ...
I would like to concentrate my attention on one aspect of this phenomenon and talk about a specific category of people who were lured to Hollywood and found themselves "betrayed." ... The rest of them have been lured into this life-style not through love of an art form, by a promise of stardom. ... If in the days of the theater, the audiences consisted either of people in the actors" home town or people of other towns with whom they could go for a drink after the performance, movie audiences consisted of people unknown by the actors who were everywhere and thus literally represented "the...
Truman Capote "Out There- response In the beginning of the story Capote uses strong descriptions of the people that live in Holcomb to set the description for the whole town. By doing this I think it helps the reader paint a very real picture of the town. When he describes the people as havin...
If the characterization used in the Jacksonian Period is meant to illustrate an increase in the accessibility of the average American to have an impact on the affairs of his or her country, the depiction unfortunately does not portray an accurate account of the "common man's" place in America at tha...
