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This is not a credible source because is an entry from wikipedia and it may not have been reviewed by a profesional.
"Inspector Thomas F. Byrnes, Inventor of the Third Degree." //new york press//. N.p., 4/9/01. Web. 11 May 2011. . This is a credible source because it comes from a newspaper website with author name and reviewed by proffesionals.

Thomas F. Byrnes was a detective from new york and a self educated irish man. The Manhattan Savings Bank was his princint which got robed. He decided to tracke down the robbers doing detective work and hard tactics. He was a very imaginative interrogator and believed in the police should be respected. He used the "third degree" as he called it in order to get the information he wanted from criminals.

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==﻿**This is a creditable sorce reason being is you can find the author and also the text in the website looks to be from a actually book that talks about american history in that time.**== ==**Willam M. Tweed was a corrupt political boss for New York city. he was located at east 14th street and the place was called Tammany hall. He made his cash from kickbacks and in bribes and in doing so he would exchange that for city contracts. His construction would cost double sometimes triple of what the building was worth costing the city more money.**==

**Tuesday, May 3**
1. connotation is the secondary meaning to something, comparing it to denotation which is the direct meaning to a word or sentence. 2. 3. short fat man which walks fast and seems to have purpose for things. Also has a stiff beard and seems very memorable. 4. A mysteries man got in the way of a horse driver and the driver started a fight with the man but but he had no reaction towards it and laughed. 5."The man standing in the street facing him lifted his head, jutting his beard, and we stood watching him stare up at the driver high above him without a change of expression and without budging or intention to budge." This makes the person who mailed it mysterious because of his actions and it seems like there is no origin of the letter.
 * word || denotation || connotation ||
 * purpose ||  || sees life in different ways ||
 * stubby ||  || very short ||
 * belly ||  || big man ||

**Wednesday, April 7th**
===summary:The building was basically design for rich people from around 1880 to 1890. It is one of the first buildings in which had a design of all windows with different views looking in and out. The name on the streets were changed in order to sound fancier and attract business. It was build in a french interior design.=== "PODCAST: The Dakota Apartments." //The bowery boys new york city history//. The bowery boys new york city history, 7/8/07. Web. 13 Apr 2011. . **Tuesday, April 5th**




 * 2nd part of Assignment 2**

What was life like in New York City in 1970?
what where peoples #|financialstatus? where in new york did most people lived? how many relative live with a house? how many tv where in the house? what type of cars did you have?

what type of music did people listen to? most people listen to rock like rolling stone and jazz what type of electronic did they use? most people didn't have computer or sell phone and use typewriters what was the most popular clothing? bellbottom jeans how war come into place? got people to come together and also brought back people who where mentally ill where gangs more violent? the gangs seem to be more popular now then back then

What was life like in New York City in 1970? It seems like in the 1970 people seem to be more culturally traditional and where not much in technology or the latest things. considering that there was not much of the technology, people seem to manage with care about others like the ones who came from war. Gangs at the time didn't seem to be popular and rock was basically the dominant type of music. Most people did not care about the latest things but mostly feeling happy for themselves.(Aslanian, Deborah Personal Interview. 5 April 2011)


 * Wednesday, March 23**
 * Consider... || Describe ideal || Explain Why ||
 * Gender || male || male wont be too emotional ||
 * Background || lived in city || would be less shy and communicate more with others ||
 * Skills || getting meaning out of objects || it will help him understand why the future happened ||
 * Interests || historical events || that would make them know what happen at the time ||
 * Personal qualities/character || very happy all the time || wont let any distraction get in the way from the job ||
 * Other considerations: ||  ||   ||

**Wednesday, March 16**

The photograph is in black and white looking into an ally between two buildings. People are looking out the window at #|the photographerand others are standing or leaning against stairs. The man are wearing old fashion clothing and round hats. In the background seem to be clothing hanging from a string that goes across the back of the ally. There are 9 people in total (5 man and 4 women). The two buildings are made from two different material and look different.

This looks like new york city at the beginning of industrialization based on the buildings and the clothing been dry outside. The people seem to be middle class based on how they are wearing vest and hat considering the dirty streets. Also seems like at the time the people lived in groups or hang out in groups because they all have a pair except for one person.

The photo's caption is the Bandit's Roost because maybe of how the people all seem like they have money but the streets are dirty like they steal like bandit's

jacob riis was a photographer who endorsed the implementation of model tenement s. He became a police #|reporterwhile living in new york and attempted to alleviate the bad living conditions of poor people.

"Documentary photographs are more than expressions of artistic skill; they are conscious acts of persuasion." The main idea of the paragraph was to explain how photographs tell different stories and can be interpreted in different way.