Sunday, December 2, 2012

Youtube Video

Well here is my final Youtube Video, which 97% accurately summarizes how awesome Los Angeles can be!:

Chapter 18: Hawaii

While Hawaii Still retains its natural beauty, Los Angeles has covered its converted most of its landscapes for roads and highways. While not exactly the same kind of beauty, Los Angeles is still a sight to behold in a different way.
The stylish view of the Walt Disney Concert Hall
Hollywood Walk
Although not natural it still looks pretty **** good


L.A. Live: 20% more colorful than shown

Chapter 15: California

Los Angeles extended as cars became more widely used, and as Los Angeles grew, cars became more crucial than ever to reach destinations.
Even though that is true, I disagree with how the book mentions that a minimal public transportation system exists and how it is no longer important. The Los Angeles transportation service has always been expanding and improving, such as the recently added metro gold line. And bus lines always provide a valuable service to high school, college students and people moving to low wage jobs, such that in the morning and afternoon when people are coming and leaving school/work, the buses are always crowded with people having to stand all the time!
Your daily life without a car in L.A.

Chapter 14: The Southwest Border Area

Los Angeles lies in this area, and from walking in the streets you can feel the cultural diversity it has, especially the Hispanic presence.
Even though the poverty rate in the southwest border area is relatively high, the graph chart on the regional landscape book shows that the Los Angeles area does pretty well with less than 5% poverty rate as opposed to a place like Texas southern border area which has a 25% poverty rate. Even so, Los Angeles does sadly have its own poverty stricken areas.