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Social Technology And The Sociocultural Aspects Of...
Street Traffic, Safety, and Accidents
Ayooluwase E. Akindele
ETEC 562
Social Technology and the Sociocultural Aspects of Learning
2016/10/03
Dr. Giuliana Cucinelli
Street Traffic, Safety, and Accidents
Roads are the backbone and essential modes of transportation, providing many different supports for
human civilization. Among the early and inexpensive technologies available for developing
comprehensive traffic, management proposals are Road capacity, traffic sign (i.e. pavement markings,
road sign, etc.), Guard rails, cross marking etc traffic calming, vehicle parking regulations and
controls, pedestrian measures, accident reduction programs, Bus priority measures. As technology
evolved, application of Intelligent Traffic System (ITS) was introduced. (Olaogbebikan J. E et al.
2013). Street lighting also improves safety for drivers, riders, and pedestrians. They concluded that on
average the presence of street lighting reduces the severity of injuries by a factor of 3.
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are advanced applications which, without embodying
intelligence as such, aim to provide innovative services relating to different modes of transport and
traffic management and enable various users to be better informed and make safer, more coordinated,
and smarter use of transport networks. Roadways are, unfortunately, the scene where preventable
urban fatalities take place. Pedestrians unknowingly crossing busy streets; drivers distracted by their
phones;
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Street Traffic, Safety, and Accidents
Ayooluwase E. Akindele
ETEC 562
Social Technology and the Sociocultural Aspects of Learning
2016/10/03
Dr. Giuliana Cucinelli
Street Traffic, Safety, and Accidents
Roads are the backbone and essential modes of transportation, providing many different supports for
human civilization. Among the early and inexpensive technologies available for developing
comprehensive traffic, management proposals are Road capacity, traffic sign (i.e. pavement markings,
road sign, etc.), Guard rails, cross marking etc traffic calming, vehicle parking regulations and
controls, pedestrian measures, accident reduction programs, Bus priority measures. As technology
evolved, application of Intelligent Traffic System (ITS) was introduced. (Olaogbebikan J. E et al.
2013). Street lighting also improves safety for drivers, riders, and pedestrians. They concluded that on
average the presence of street lighting reduces the severity of injuries by a factor of 3.
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are advanced applications which, without embodying
intelligence as such, aim to provide innovative services relating to different modes of transport and
traffic management and enable various users to be better informed and make safer, more coordinated,
and smarter use of transport networks. Roadways are, unfortunately, the scene where preventable
urban fatalities take place. Pedestrians unknowingly crossing busy streets; drivers distracted by their
phones;
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Panama s Violation Of Human Rights Violated
People that live in Panama and that go in and out of Panama are getting their Human Rights Violated.
The Government has caused many of these incidents such as people being tortured in prisons just
because the officers have the authority to. Although all of these problems happened because Panama
doesn t have a president. They have a dictator and the dictator just uses the army to stop the
Panamanian people to revolt against their leader. The dictator of Panama has allowed members of the
army to go into prisons and if any of the prisoners are acting up, use force to stop them. But those
members in the army take advantage and beat the prisoners severely. That s breaking their human
rights but they people of Panama can t do or say anything or else ... Show more content on
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But many of these journalists are being denied to go into the country and some of them are allowed
into the country but they aren t allowed to meeting that the dictator will have with other officials. It
happened in other countries as well and progressed its way to Panama. This summer, Bertoni
submitted a report to the inter American Commission on Human Rights documenting a program run
by the Colombian government to protect journalists. The report said hundreds of journalists had
benefited from the program but that it needed more political support and a larger budget. (Boustany).
Other countries were having the same problem with journalists going into the country when they are
allowed to, then they are just denied and left with no information. Other countries such as Argentina
and Chile are discussing about making same laws for the journalists and how they can prevent form
their human rights being violated. Civil society is responsible for these new laws. All we did was
advocate it and give support while the process was underway. (Boustany). Society is the cause for this
because people such as the dictator, make sure that these things don t happen and then the government
has to try to make laws for the dictator to
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People that live in Panama and that go in and out of Panama are getting their Human Rights Violated.
The Government has caused many of these incidents such as people being tortured in prisons just
because the officers have the authority to. Although all of these problems happened because Panama
doesn t have a president. They have a dictator and the dictator just uses the army to stop the
Panamanian people to revolt against their leader. The dictator of Panama has allowed members of the
army to go into prisons and if any of the prisoners are acting up, use force to stop them. But those
members in the army take advantage and beat the prisoners severely. That s breaking their human
rights but they people of Panama can t do or say anything or else ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
But many of these journalists are being denied to go into the country and some of them are allowed
into the country but they aren t allowed to meeting that the dictator will have with other officials. It
happened in other countries as well and progressed its way to Panama. This summer, Bertoni
submitted a report to the inter American Commission on Human Rights documenting a program run
by the Colombian government to protect journalists. The report said hundreds of journalists had
benefited from the program but that it needed more political support and a larger budget. (Boustany).
Other countries were having the same problem with journalists going into the country when they are
allowed to, then they are just denied and left with no information. Other countries such as Argentina
and Chile are discussing about making same laws for the journalists and how they can prevent form
their human rights being violated. Civil society is responsible for these new laws. All we did was
advocate it and give support while the process was underway. (Boustany). Society is the cause for this
because people such as the dictator, make sure that these things don t happen and then the government
has to try to make laws for the dictator to
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Persuasive Essay On Eugenics
A lot of people have not heard of Eugenics because of the dark past in the history of not only the
United States but also across Europe. What does it mean to have a perfect world? Back in the 1920s
they had an idea to create a world that only included a certain idea of whom the best type of people
were. This may sound like an interesting idea but the price of our own human decency was taken in
which human life did not mean the same for everyone. Most people are unaware of what Eugenics is
because it is not a proud point in the United States, so it does not get taught or talked about very often.
Eugenics started in the late 1800 s. A man named, Sir Francis Galton was the first person to use the
word eugenics. The word eugenics means, the science of improving a human population by controlled
breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable heritable characteristics. (Eugenics) For a while
Eugenics was just an idea of how to perfect the human population. The ideas were put into books and
then analyzed scientifically, but in a way that was biased and unreliable. The Supreme Court put a law
in place called, Buck V. Bell, which supported the obligatory sterilization of people that would be seen
as unfit in our society. This law was put in place in the year of 1927 and was reprimanded in 1942.
Although in some places it still goes on today illegally. The science of Eugenics was not based on
personality but rather on physical and mental traits.
They made assumptions rather
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A lot of people have not heard of Eugenics because of the dark past in the history of not only the
United States but also across Europe. What does it mean to have a perfect world? Back in the 1920s
they had an idea to create a world that only included a certain idea of whom the best type of people
were. This may sound like an interesting idea but the price of our own human decency was taken in
which human life did not mean the same for everyone. Most people are unaware of what Eugenics is
because it is not a proud point in the United States, so it does not get taught or talked about very often.
Eugenics started in the late 1800 s. A man named, Sir Francis Galton was the first person to use the
word eugenics. The word eugenics means, the science of improving a human population by controlled
breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable heritable characteristics. (Eugenics) For a while
Eugenics was just an idea of how to perfect the human population. The ideas were put into books and
then analyzed scientifically, but in a way that was biased and unreliable. The Supreme Court put a law
in place called, Buck V. Bell, which supported the obligatory sterilization of people that would be seen
as unfit in our society. This law was put in place in the year of 1927 and was reprimanded in 1942.
Although in some places it still goes on today illegally. The science of Eugenics was not based on
personality but rather on physical and mental traits.
They made assumptions rather
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study Of Amery Institute Of Technology Has Been...
Assessment 1
I)
Company information
Amery Institute of Technology has been registered as RTO in 2010. Its delivery courses include:
Diploma of business
Advanced diploma of business
Cert III in Commercial Cookery
Cert IV in Commercial Cookery
Diploma of Hospitality management
The RTO has a high reputation in the local education industry in the areas of teaching quality, students
recommendations and strong connections with the local industries. Students have gained the high
skills to be employed within their industries.
Business performance
For the financial year 2014 2015, the RTO has gained a net profit of $800,000, well above its targeted
profits of $700,000. The RTO has been planning to add new courses to their current curriculum to
increase the customer bases and numbers. For financial year 2015 2016, the RTO plans to gain a net
profit of $900,000 and reduce its business costs by 20%. The RTO has gained positive performance in
the areas of:
Course quality delivery
High student s enrolment rate
High students satisfactory level
However the RTO also faces the problems of staff motivation and strict government regulation rules to
company with.
Feedback from staffs
Do we understand the strategic goal of the RTO?
Yes No
Do we know what we need to do achieve these goals?
Yes No
Can we see a clear relationship between these goals and wer daily job?
Yes No
Are we proud to the RTO staff?
Yes No
Do wer team members offer we with
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Assessment 1
I)
Company information
Amery Institute of Technology has been registered as RTO in 2010. Its delivery courses include:
Diploma of business
Advanced diploma of business
Cert III in Commercial Cookery
Cert IV in Commercial Cookery
Diploma of Hospitality management
The RTO has a high reputation in the local education industry in the areas of teaching quality, students
recommendations and strong connections with the local industries. Students have gained the high
skills to be employed within their industries.
Business performance
For the financial year 2014 2015, the RTO has gained a net profit of $800,000, well above its targeted
profits of $700,000. The RTO has been planning to add new courses to their current curriculum to
increase the customer bases and numbers. For financial year 2015 2016, the RTO plans to gain a net
profit of $900,000 and reduce its business costs by 20%. The RTO has gained positive performance in
the areas of:
Course quality delivery
High student s enrolment rate
High students satisfactory level
However the RTO also faces the problems of staff motivation and strict government regulation rules to
company with.
Feedback from staffs
Do we understand the strategic goal of the RTO?
Yes No
Do we know what we need to do achieve these goals?
Yes No
Can we see a clear relationship between these goals and wer daily job?
Yes No
Are we proud to the RTO staff?
Yes No
Do wer team members offer we with
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What Makes Antonio Gaudi Innovator
That s what makes Antonio Gaudí an innovator of the time. That s what makes him different from his
contemporanean and the rest of architects, that he sees architecture as a game of imagination and
creation, while the others stack to the classical idea of architecture, to the lineal shapes and the
perfection of the simple. His radical conception of architecture still fascinates us nowadays, and we
still admire his whole work. Gaudí was a pioneer, too modern for his time, innovator on work
processes, and creator of new architectonic shapes. A creator inventor innovator that made an
inimitable style, and that gifted us with a legacy applicable nowadays to multiple disciplines, from
ergonomic design to empresarial management. Antonio Gaudí is, under Santiago Calatrava s point of
view, an example of architectonical innovation just by mixing a singular talent with a solid technical
formation. Gaudí , he says, is a big artist by himself. His work can be understand in the context of
catalan modernism, but he really is a big personality that emerges on the XXth century. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was also an inventor, and he also revolutionized the image that furniture had until then. In a Spain
where Primo de Rivera, a conservative dictator, was gaining more and more power and few years
later, in 1923, would reach the government, we can imagine how extremely conservative the classes
were. In Barcelona, in 1902, there was a massive protest by the anarchists, that wanted a far more
liberal Spain. Few years later, in 1909, happened what is called The tragic week , when a lot of liberal
and left winged activists were brutally murdered. We have to imagine Gaudí in this context to
understand better why, in some part, Gaudí was such a
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That s what makes Antonio Gaudí an innovator of the time. That s what makes him different from his
contemporanean and the rest of architects, that he sees architecture as a game of imagination and
creation, while the others stack to the classical idea of architecture, to the lineal shapes and the
perfection of the simple. His radical conception of architecture still fascinates us nowadays, and we
still admire his whole work. Gaudí was a pioneer, too modern for his time, innovator on work
processes, and creator of new architectonic shapes. A creator inventor innovator that made an
inimitable style, and that gifted us with a legacy applicable nowadays to multiple disciplines, from
ergonomic design to empresarial management. Antonio Gaudí is, under Santiago Calatrava s point of
view, an example of architectonical innovation just by mixing a singular talent with a solid technical
formation. Gaudí , he says, is a big artist by himself. His work can be understand in the context of
catalan modernism, but he really is a big personality that emerges on the XXth century. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was also an inventor, and he also revolutionized the image that furniture had until then. In a Spain
where Primo de Rivera, a conservative dictator, was gaining more and more power and few years
later, in 1923, would reach the government, we can imagine how extremely conservative the classes
were. In Barcelona, in 1902, there was a massive protest by the anarchists, that wanted a far more
liberal Spain. Few years later, in 1909, happened what is called The tragic week , when a lot of liberal
and left winged activists were brutally murdered. We have to imagine Gaudí in this context to
understand better why, in some part, Gaudí was such a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Compare And Contrast Maol Pot And Mao Zedong
Pol Pot and Mao Zedong committed horrendous acts of genocide. Both are leaders of their country
and are merciless when it comes to gaining, and or controlling power. Pol Pot was a leader of the
Khmer Rouge and committed the Cambodia genocide. Mao Zedong was the leader of China and he
committed the Great Chinese Famine. Both countries were communist; Cambodia became a
communist country after it was taken over by the Khmer Rouge. Both Pol Pot and Mao Zedong were
fearless leaders who would give the order to commit violence. Pol Pot played a role in mass violence
in Cambodia with the Khmer Rouge. While taking over Cambodia, people were relocated, starved,
and executed. The total death toll of the Cambodian genocide was around 2 million. Mao Zedong was
perhaps the biggest advocate for mass violence. His plan, the Great Leap Forward, was a plan in
which farmers would report higher agricultural gains than in reality. This would bring about a deficit
within China and many people would soon start to starve and die from starvation. After the Great
China Famine, the Cultural Revolution and Red Guards came into play. Red Guards roamed the cities
and humiliated, persecuted, and or killed enemies of the state. Pol Pot s justification for mass violence
was that he wanted to create an agrarian utopia. Pol Pot wanted complete control, so he would execute
anyone who would oppose him. Anyone that may have been thought as a threat towards a revolution
was also killed, such as educated people.
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Pol Pot and Mao Zedong committed horrendous acts of genocide. Both are leaders of their country
and are merciless when it comes to gaining, and or controlling power. Pol Pot was a leader of the
Khmer Rouge and committed the Cambodia genocide. Mao Zedong was the leader of China and he
committed the Great Chinese Famine. Both countries were communist; Cambodia became a
communist country after it was taken over by the Khmer Rouge. Both Pol Pot and Mao Zedong were
fearless leaders who would give the order to commit violence. Pol Pot played a role in mass violence
in Cambodia with the Khmer Rouge. While taking over Cambodia, people were relocated, starved,
and executed. The total death toll of the Cambodian genocide was around 2 million. Mao Zedong was
perhaps the biggest advocate for mass violence. His plan, the Great Leap Forward, was a plan in
which farmers would report higher agricultural gains than in reality. This would bring about a deficit
within China and many people would soon start to starve and die from starvation. After the Great
China Famine, the Cultural Revolution and Red Guards came into play. Red Guards roamed the cities
and humiliated, persecuted, and or killed enemies of the state. Pol Pot s justification for mass violence
was that he wanted to create an agrarian utopia. Pol Pot wanted complete control, so he would execute
anyone who would oppose him. Anyone that may have been thought as a threat towards a revolution
was also killed, such as educated people.
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Descriptive Essay About A Trip To The Beach
On a chilly day in late June, my relatives (+) were excited to take me to the beach since I was visiting
for a week. Once we finally parked and unloaded the car we started walking towards ( ) the beach to
find a spot when all the sudden my cousin Cc (Ω) screams she lost her phone (L). My uncle Carlos (})
yelled back we would look for it when we were leaving and told her she needed a break from it
anyway. Once we put our bags (@) and towels ([0]) down we got out our books (ш) but reading was
the last thing on my mind. I sat (2) down feeling grains (ʺ) of sand sticking to my skin, but I didn t
care because the sand felt so soft. For a while I just lay there running (5) my hands through the sand
until my aunt Sky ({) asked if I wanted to walk by the beach. The first couple of minutes were me
picking up rocks (O) and sea shells (() and my aunt ({) telling me I had a good eye (%) each time. I
listened to the waves (~) as we walked in silence (/) until she said that she was happy ()) that I came
down to visit her since it had been a couple of years since I saw them and I said thank you for inviting
me. We walked until we reached a tunnel (π) and decided to turn around. When we reached the area
where we put our things I grabbed a pair of binoculars (=). When I looked through them at first, I didn
t see anything and then I saw golden brown things and realized it was sea lions sun (*) bathing on an
island (Ж). Once I looked at them, I put the binoculars back and walked towards ( ) the ocean by
myself (j). As I walked towards ( ) the water I began to wonder (?) when would be the next time I
would be able to visit the ocean so I put my feet in the water since it was too cold to swim ( ) in. After
I lost feeling in both my feet I decided to head back ( ) these as directions I was going because they
point at opposite direction and I used (π) as a tunnel because it looks like one. For the numbers I used
(2) for the word sat because it looks like someone sitting on their knees and I used (5) for running
because if you use your imagination it looks like a person running. For the letters I used (L) to be a
phone because it looks like an open flip phone and for the letter (O) I used it to mean rocks because
many of the rocks
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On a chilly day in late June, my relatives (+) were excited to take me to the beach since I was visiting
for a week. Once we finally parked and unloaded the car we started walking towards ( ) the beach to
find a spot when all the sudden my cousin Cc (Ω) screams she lost her phone (L). My uncle Carlos (})
yelled back we would look for it when we were leaving and told her she needed a break from it
anyway. Once we put our bags (@) and towels ([0]) down we got out our books (ш) but reading was
the last thing on my mind. I sat (2) down feeling grains (ʺ) of sand sticking to my skin, but I didn t
care because the sand felt so soft. For a while I just lay there running (5) my hands through the sand
until my aunt Sky ({) asked if I wanted to walk by the beach. The first couple of minutes were me
picking up rocks (O) and sea shells (() and my aunt ({) telling me I had a good eye (%) each time. I
listened to the waves (~) as we walked in silence (/) until she said that she was happy ()) that I came
down to visit her since it had been a couple of years since I saw them and I said thank you for inviting
me. We walked until we reached a tunnel (π) and decided to turn around. When we reached the area
where we put our things I grabbed a pair of binoculars (=). When I looked through them at first, I didn
t see anything and then I saw golden brown things and realized it was sea lions sun (*) bathing on an
island (Ж). Once I looked at them, I put the binoculars back and walked towards ( ) the ocean by
myself (j). As I walked towards ( ) the water I began to wonder (?) when would be the next time I
would be able to visit the ocean so I put my feet in the water since it was too cold to swim ( ) in. After
I lost feeling in both my feet I decided to head back ( ) these as directions I was going because they
point at opposite direction and I used (π) as a tunnel because it looks like one. For the numbers I used
(2) for the word sat because it looks like someone sitting on their knees and I used (5) for running
because if you use your imagination it looks like a person running. For the letters I used (L) to be a
phone because it looks like an open flip phone and for the letter (O) I used it to mean rocks because
many of the rocks
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The Differences Of The Brer Rabbit, By Alan Mcdonald
This essay could be compared with the African American folk story Brer rabbit and tar baby. This
story is basically about a Brer fox who detested the Brer rabbit for bossing everyone around. The Brer
fox only wanted to kill the Brer rabbit and end the infuriating behavior caused by it. One day the Brer
fox made a Tar baby to trick the Brer rabbit. The Brer rabbit then finally stumbled across the
treacherous trap. It tried talking and mingling with the tar baby but had got no response. Tar baby is a
non living object made of clammy tar. The non response from the tar baby started to annoy the Brer
rabbit. Hence the Brer rabbit starts to punch the tar baby. This made the Brer rabbit unpleasantly stick
on the tar baby. The Brer rabbit was unable to escape this trap. Brer rabbit could represent something
or someone who could put himself/herself into a tight spot by making an unwise assumption and then
behaving in a rash manner. In the essay by Annie Dillard, Alan McDonald could be the Brer rabbit.
His actions may have been impulsive. He could have probably avoided his predicament. The Brer
rabbit and Alan McDonald are like anyone of us. We could fall ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They decided to put the deer through immense torture and suffering just so that after all he exertion,
the meat of the deer of would be tenderized which would improve the taste of the dish. Although, it
can be argued that the villagers did this because they were ignorant of any other method that would
tenderize the meat , it would not be completely unfair to say that they were hard hearted as the pain of
the struggling deer failed to move them and put its life to an end as quickly as possible. Thus, they
represent the type of people in society who would stop at nothing in order to achieve their personal
goals even if it meant putting another person in a difficult
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This essay could be compared with the African American folk story Brer rabbit and tar baby. This
story is basically about a Brer fox who detested the Brer rabbit for bossing everyone around. The Brer
fox only wanted to kill the Brer rabbit and end the infuriating behavior caused by it. One day the Brer
fox made a Tar baby to trick the Brer rabbit. The Brer rabbit then finally stumbled across the
treacherous trap. It tried talking and mingling with the tar baby but had got no response. Tar baby is a
non living object made of clammy tar. The non response from the tar baby started to annoy the Brer
rabbit. Hence the Brer rabbit starts to punch the tar baby. This made the Brer rabbit unpleasantly stick
on the tar baby. The Brer rabbit was unable to escape this trap. Brer rabbit could represent something
or someone who could put himself/herself into a tight spot by making an unwise assumption and then
behaving in a rash manner. In the essay by Annie Dillard, Alan McDonald could be the Brer rabbit.
His actions may have been impulsive. He could have probably avoided his predicament. The Brer
rabbit and Alan McDonald are like anyone of us. We could fall ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They decided to put the deer through immense torture and suffering just so that after all he exertion,
the meat of the deer of would be tenderized which would improve the taste of the dish. Although, it
can be argued that the villagers did this because they were ignorant of any other method that would
tenderize the meat , it would not be completely unfair to say that they were hard hearted as the pain of
the struggling deer failed to move them and put its life to an end as quickly as possible. Thus, they
represent the type of people in society who would stop at nothing in order to achieve their personal
goals even if it meant putting another person in a difficult
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Research of Restaraunt for Business Research Essay
Table of Contents Introduction 3 Research Objectives 3 Research Questions 4 Answers to Research
Questions 5 Answer to Research Question 1. 5 Answer to Question 2. 6 Answer to Question 3. 7
Answer to Question 4. 8 Answer to Question 5. 9 Answer to Question 6. 10 Recommendations for the
Remington s Restaurant 11 References 14
Introduction
The Remington restaurant, located in Tampa Florida, wanted to better understand their customer s
views and opinions of the restaurant by using a survey method. This method would reveal the
perception of the customer to see what category the Remington restaurant is in, what performance the
customer expects, and how satisfied the customers are when they leave the Remington ... Show more
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What kind of result was found by the research design? Compare the effectiveness of the survey
research to the other subordinate data, experimentation or observation in the perspective of gathering
information for this project. The type of survey that the Remington Restaurant used was the self
administered Internet survey. This kind of survey is probably the cheapest survey for the person
collecting data. It involves minimum personnel and low cost as compared with other methods. Since
73% of American households are actively using the Internet, an Internet survey would be the best idea
to cover a large location fact while conserving energy, money, and time (Cooper, Schindler, 2008).
Internet survey s can also give one access to graphs, charts and percentages automatically. Also, the
Internet survey will be able to give one an idea of the customer s attitude and perception of the
Remington s Restaurant. By using secondary information one would be able to see general
information such as, what the demographic is of the average family is in the area, what is the general
income, and how many times the family eats at restaurant in a week. By shifting the focus off of the
Remington s Restaurant and on to the genre of restaurants the Remington s Restaurant is associated
with would dilute the information the Remington s Restaurant wanted to know about their customer s
satisfaction with the Remington s Restaurant.
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Table of Contents Introduction 3 Research Objectives 3 Research Questions 4 Answers to Research
Questions 5 Answer to Research Question 1. 5 Answer to Question 2. 6 Answer to Question 3. 7
Answer to Question 4. 8 Answer to Question 5. 9 Answer to Question 6. 10 Recommendations for the
Remington s Restaurant 11 References 14
Introduction
The Remington restaurant, located in Tampa Florida, wanted to better understand their customer s
views and opinions of the restaurant by using a survey method. This method would reveal the
perception of the customer to see what category the Remington restaurant is in, what performance the
customer expects, and how satisfied the customers are when they leave the Remington ... Show more
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What kind of result was found by the research design? Compare the effectiveness of the survey
research to the other subordinate data, experimentation or observation in the perspective of gathering
information for this project. The type of survey that the Remington Restaurant used was the self
administered Internet survey. This kind of survey is probably the cheapest survey for the person
collecting data. It involves minimum personnel and low cost as compared with other methods. Since
73% of American households are actively using the Internet, an Internet survey would be the best idea
to cover a large location fact while conserving energy, money, and time (Cooper, Schindler, 2008).
Internet survey s can also give one access to graphs, charts and percentages automatically. Also, the
Internet survey will be able to give one an idea of the customer s attitude and perception of the
Remington s Restaurant. By using secondary information one would be able to see general
information such as, what the demographic is of the average family is in the area, what is the general
income, and how many times the family eats at restaurant in a week. By shifting the focus off of the
Remington s Restaurant and on to the genre of restaurants the Remington s Restaurant is associated
with would dilute the information the Remington s Restaurant wanted to know about their customer s
satisfaction with the Remington s Restaurant.
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Stereotypes In The Outsiders By SE Hinton
In the Out Siders written by SE Hinton, set in the 1960 s, is a novel focused on Two Stereotypical
youth gangs, the greasers (east side people who are poor), and the Socs (Westside people who are
rich). SE Hinton has included many themes throughout the novel, as the story develops around youth
conflict between these two stereotypical youth sides, and how a death could mean so much to both.
This is shown as SE Hinton communicates the themes, Stereotypes, family, and empathy throughout
The Outsiders . Stereotypes are a common theme in the outsiders, SE Hinton shows this in the novel
as Ponyboy refers to the term greasers , (chapter one page three) He continues which is used to class
all us boys on the east side ... we re poorer than the socs this indicates that the characters in the
outsiders were classed upon money, showing us that SE Hinton is trying to show the theme
stereotypes. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Maybe the two different worlds we lived in weren t so different. We saw the same sunset. ( chapter 3
page 40/ hard copy version) This proves that SE Hinton wanted to send the message of Empathy, as
Ponyboy realises, no matter where you stand in life you will always face problems, he is empathising
with Cherry in this situation as he imagines what it is like to be in her place. Therefore making
Empathy a theme in the
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In the Out Siders written by SE Hinton, set in the 1960 s, is a novel focused on Two Stereotypical
youth gangs, the greasers (east side people who are poor), and the Socs (Westside people who are
rich). SE Hinton has included many themes throughout the novel, as the story develops around youth
conflict between these two stereotypical youth sides, and how a death could mean so much to both.
This is shown as SE Hinton communicates the themes, Stereotypes, family, and empathy throughout
The Outsiders . Stereotypes are a common theme in the outsiders, SE Hinton shows this in the novel
as Ponyboy refers to the term greasers , (chapter one page three) He continues which is used to class
all us boys on the east side ... we re poorer than the socs this indicates that the characters in the
outsiders were classed upon money, showing us that SE Hinton is trying to show the theme
stereotypes. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Maybe the two different worlds we lived in weren t so different. We saw the same sunset. ( chapter 3
page 40/ hard copy version) This proves that SE Hinton wanted to send the message of Empathy, as
Ponyboy realises, no matter where you stand in life you will always face problems, he is empathising
with Cherry in this situation as he imagines what it is like to be in her place. Therefore making
Empathy a theme in the
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The Scarcity Of Food Scarcity
During the late 1700s, food scarcity was not an issue, for the population was not as large as today,
which is over seven billion people. I would not be worrying about a food crisis or starvation unless a
man like Thomas Malthus came along and spread rumors that it could happen, especially if it is in our
future. Since people were first exposed to that idea during Malthus time, it is reasonable why people
would stress about it instantly. Nobody knows when food scarcity could happen. All they know is that
it is eminent with regards to Malthus claims that the population is growing rapidly, and food
production will reach its peak. It takes just one food crisis event to confirm to the public that Malthus
prediction was true, and that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are issues that need to be considered by farmers, scientists, and agricultural institutions. The
Earth s land is a precious resource, because it sustains the food we need to live. Without land, there is
no place to grow food, and without food, human survival is unlikely. Taking care of the land is a
lifetime job, and all involved in agriculture need to do their job to sustain the resource and spread the
message to future generations. Doing so will allow the land to continue flourishing, thus maintain the
food supply. An overgrowing population, food scarcity, and land maintenance are some of the
problems discussed in food politics, but another issue that is relevant today is high international food
prices. After the year 2000, several economic crisis took place worldwide, leading countries to close
or implement higher taxes on exported food. As a result, nations secured their domestic markets, but
international food prices rose shortly. To deal with the dilemma, country leaders should consult with
each about ways to manage the market during financial crisis. Some countries rely on exported food to
sustain their livestock and population, so an increase in food prices could force dependent nations to
buy less food and sacrifice some of their livestock, or worse, their people. The reality is that people
are already pushed toward sacrifice. Almost a billion people worldwide are malnourished and close to
death. No one
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During the late 1700s, food scarcity was not an issue, for the population was not as large as today,
which is over seven billion people. I would not be worrying about a food crisis or starvation unless a
man like Thomas Malthus came along and spread rumors that it could happen, especially if it is in our
future. Since people were first exposed to that idea during Malthus time, it is reasonable why people
would stress about it instantly. Nobody knows when food scarcity could happen. All they know is that
it is eminent with regards to Malthus claims that the population is growing rapidly, and food
production will reach its peak. It takes just one food crisis event to confirm to the public that Malthus
prediction was true, and that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are issues that need to be considered by farmers, scientists, and agricultural institutions. The
Earth s land is a precious resource, because it sustains the food we need to live. Without land, there is
no place to grow food, and without food, human survival is unlikely. Taking care of the land is a
lifetime job, and all involved in agriculture need to do their job to sustain the resource and spread the
message to future generations. Doing so will allow the land to continue flourishing, thus maintain the
food supply. An overgrowing population, food scarcity, and land maintenance are some of the
problems discussed in food politics, but another issue that is relevant today is high international food
prices. After the year 2000, several economic crisis took place worldwide, leading countries to close
or implement higher taxes on exported food. As a result, nations secured their domestic markets, but
international food prices rose shortly. To deal with the dilemma, country leaders should consult with
each about ways to manage the market during financial crisis. Some countries rely on exported food to
sustain their livestock and population, so an increase in food prices could force dependent nations to
buy less food and sacrifice some of their livestock, or worse, their people. The reality is that people
are already pushed toward sacrifice. Almost a billion people worldwide are malnourished and close to
death. No one
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Summer Training Project Report On Book Store Management...
AMITY UNIVERSITY SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT ON BOOK STORE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUBMITTED BY: PARNAY TYAGI ENROLLMENT NO.
A1049513014 PROJECTGUIDE: Dr. Dolly Sharma Acknowledgement I am thankful to everyone
who supported me for the completion of my project on time. It is my profound privilege and pleasure
to express the over whelming sense of gratitude , devotion and regards to my project guide Dr. Dolly
Sharma for her valuable suggestions, timely guidance and words of encouragement during the project
word. Without her co operation this project would not have been in the form as it is today. Also I am
very grateful to teachers ,for their kind support and guidance for the accomplishment of this project
work. Parnay Tyagi Roll No.:A1049513014 Course :BCA+MCA(DUAL) CERTIFICATE This to to
certify that this is a bonafied record of the project work done satisfactorily on the title BOOK STORE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM in C LANGUAGE by Parnay Tyagi, Enrollment no. A1049513014 in the
partial fulfillment of BCA+MCA(DUAL). Project guide name Dr. Dolly Sharma INTRODUCTION
Today the world has become technosavy and everything is automated. Automation reduces manual
work and saves time. BOOK STORE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is one that offers many flexible and
convenient features allowing librarians and library users to maximize time and efficiency. The aim is
to reduce the manual work of keeping the track of all the books from time to time and
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AMITY UNIVERSITY SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT ON BOOK STORE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUBMITTED BY: PARNAY TYAGI ENROLLMENT NO.
A1049513014 PROJECTGUIDE: Dr. Dolly Sharma Acknowledgement I am thankful to everyone
who supported me for the completion of my project on time. It is my profound privilege and pleasure
to express the over whelming sense of gratitude , devotion and regards to my project guide Dr. Dolly
Sharma for her valuable suggestions, timely guidance and words of encouragement during the project
word. Without her co operation this project would not have been in the form as it is today. Also I am
very grateful to teachers ,for their kind support and guidance for the accomplishment of this project
work. Parnay Tyagi Roll No.:A1049513014 Course :BCA+MCA(DUAL) CERTIFICATE This to to
certify that this is a bonafied record of the project work done satisfactorily on the title BOOK STORE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM in C LANGUAGE by Parnay Tyagi, Enrollment no. A1049513014 in the
partial fulfillment of BCA+MCA(DUAL). Project guide name Dr. Dolly Sharma INTRODUCTION
Today the world has become technosavy and everything is automated. Automation reduces manual
work and saves time. BOOK STORE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is one that offers many flexible and
convenient features allowing librarians and library users to maximize time and efficiency. The aim is
to reduce the manual work of keeping the track of all the books from time to time and
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Brantford Tertiary Institution Case Study
Brantford Wentworth MacDougal, a professor at a prestigious Massachusetts research university, was
peeled off the floor of a nearby drinking establishment Wednesday night. This has been confirmed by
Officer J.R. Fruitbat of the North Haverbrook Police Department. The Ward S. Kaltenbrunner
Professor of Fine Art, Media, and Culture at Alberts Kettering University was loitering at the Vast
Tracts Inn on Nov. 4 of this year, partaking in what he describes as an eventful evening filled with
spirited Bacchanalia. According to Candice Whetstone, registered nurse, the professor sustained a
series of several grievous wounds. This combination of injuries left him bound to a wheelchair. He
was dealt two broken legs, five broken ribs, two black eyes, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
That jacket looked like it was stolen from the Salvation Army bin, and it smelled like it, too, Steak
said. The icing on the cake came when the artsy little hipster weasel asked me something about a
Michael Myers personality test. That s when I knew I had to open up a can of whoop [expletive]. The
altercation can hardly be referred to as a fight, per se, because the word implies that two people are
participating. This incident was largely one sided. The squabble began with the Colonel hitting
Wentworth MacDougal directly in the throat with a solid right cross. From there, it only got worse.
Steak broke both of the professor s legs with a high heeled shoe and a two by four he found in a
nearby gully. There was still more pugilism to follow Col. Steak s final statement of the evening was a
series of vicious rabbit punches to Wentworth MacDougal s face and head. In the entire three minutes,
the professor had only attempted a hilariously effeminate backhand, which didn t connect with
anything but a barstool. According to Mr. Lovett, the professor had attempted to resolve the conflict
with humor. However, it was only escalated when he began yelping a series of elaborate, pretentious
insults at Col.
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Brantford Wentworth MacDougal, a professor at a prestigious Massachusetts research university, was
peeled off the floor of a nearby drinking establishment Wednesday night. This has been confirmed by
Officer J.R. Fruitbat of the North Haverbrook Police Department. The Ward S. Kaltenbrunner
Professor of Fine Art, Media, and Culture at Alberts Kettering University was loitering at the Vast
Tracts Inn on Nov. 4 of this year, partaking in what he describes as an eventful evening filled with
spirited Bacchanalia. According to Candice Whetstone, registered nurse, the professor sustained a
series of several grievous wounds. This combination of injuries left him bound to a wheelchair. He
was dealt two broken legs, five broken ribs, two black eyes, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
That jacket looked like it was stolen from the Salvation Army bin, and it smelled like it, too, Steak
said. The icing on the cake came when the artsy little hipster weasel asked me something about a
Michael Myers personality test. That s when I knew I had to open up a can of whoop [expletive]. The
altercation can hardly be referred to as a fight, per se, because the word implies that two people are
participating. This incident was largely one sided. The squabble began with the Colonel hitting
Wentworth MacDougal directly in the throat with a solid right cross. From there, it only got worse.
Steak broke both of the professor s legs with a high heeled shoe and a two by four he found in a
nearby gully. There was still more pugilism to follow Col. Steak s final statement of the evening was a
series of vicious rabbit punches to Wentworth MacDougal s face and head. In the entire three minutes,
the professor had only attempted a hilariously effeminate backhand, which didn t connect with
anything but a barstool. According to Mr. Lovett, the professor had attempted to resolve the conflict
with humor. However, it was only escalated when he began yelping a series of elaborate, pretentious
insults at Col.
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The Causes Of The Industrial Strike In 1900 s Industrial
In Chicago, on May 4, 1886, a riot broke out between German born labor radicals and Chicago law
enforcement officers. The demonstration, organized to protest the killing of a striker by the Chicago
police the day before and for an eight hour workday, attracted about One thousand five hundred
protestors. However, when the riot began there were only approximately three hundred protestors left
due to rain. About half way through the rally, two hundred Chicago policemen arrived to end the
protest. The riot started when an unknown individual threw a bomb at the police officers. The crowd
of officers then opened fire on the protestors, killing over twelve and injuring almost one hundred.
About suspects were convicted and their sentences ranged from fifteen years in prison to life in prison
to execution. The events that took place in Chicago, on May 4, 1886 were horrible, clearly
demonstrating the importance of peacefully protesting and that the U.S. government should not
interfere with demonstrations such as this one.
The Homestead Strike was an industrial strike at the Carnegie Steel Company plant that occurred in
Homestead, Pennsylvania, on July 6, 1892. Many regard it as one of the most violent labor strikes in
United States History. The strike began when the manager of the plant, Henry Clay Frick, closed the
mill after the workers rejected his proposed twenty two percent wage cut. Frick hired approximately
three hundred men from the Pinkerton Defective Agency to guard the
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In Chicago, on May 4, 1886, a riot broke out between German born labor radicals and Chicago law
enforcement officers. The demonstration, organized to protest the killing of a striker by the Chicago
police the day before and for an eight hour workday, attracted about One thousand five hundred
protestors. However, when the riot began there were only approximately three hundred protestors left
due to rain. About half way through the rally, two hundred Chicago policemen arrived to end the
protest. The riot started when an unknown individual threw a bomb at the police officers. The crowd
of officers then opened fire on the protestors, killing over twelve and injuring almost one hundred.
About suspects were convicted and their sentences ranged from fifteen years in prison to life in prison
to execution. The events that took place in Chicago, on May 4, 1886 were horrible, clearly
demonstrating the importance of peacefully protesting and that the U.S. government should not
interfere with demonstrations such as this one.
The Homestead Strike was an industrial strike at the Carnegie Steel Company plant that occurred in
Homestead, Pennsylvania, on July 6, 1892. Many regard it as one of the most violent labor strikes in
United States History. The strike began when the manager of the plant, Henry Clay Frick, closed the
mill after the workers rejected his proposed twenty two percent wage cut. Frick hired approximately
three hundred men from the Pinkerton Defective Agency to guard the
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Leadership for Health and Social Care and Children
QUALIFICATION HANDBOOK Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care and
Children and Young People s Services (England) (3978 51/52/53/54/55/56) December 2011 Version
2.1 (July 2011) Qualification at a glance Subject area City Guilds number Age group approved
Entry requirements Assessment Fast track Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care
and Children and Young People s Services (England) 3978 19+ There are no entry requirements
Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment. Automatic approval is available for
centres offering the 3172 Level 4 NVQ in Health and Social Care Adults 100/4794/3 and the 3078
Level 4 NVQ in Leadership and Management for Care Services 500/4105/8 Learner ... Show more
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tion within health and social care or children and young people s settings (O16)107 Facilitate the
development of effective group practice in health and social care or children and young people s
settings (O20c) 110 Facilitate coaching and mentoring in health and social care or children and young
people s settings (O30c)113 Manage induction processes for health and social care or children and
young people s settings (O35)116 Facilitate change in health and social care or children and young
people s setting (O40) 120 Manage inter professional working arrangements in a health and social care
or children and young people s setting (O41) 125 Manage finance in health and social care or children
and young people s setting (O42) 129 Manage quality in health and social care or children and young
people s setting (O43) 131 Develop and evaluate operational plans for own area of responsibility (B1)
133 Manage physical resources (E8) Understand partnership working (M2a) Understand how to
manage a team (LM1a) 135 137 138 Unit 522 Unit 523 Unit 524 Unit 525 Unit 526 Unit 527 Unit 528
Unit 529 Unit 530 Unit 531 Unit 532 Unit 533 Unit 534 Unit 535 Unit 536 Unit 537 Understanding
professional supervision practice (LM2a) 140 Understand the process and experience of dementia
(DEM 301) 142 Understand physical disability (PD OP 3.1) 145 Understand the impact of Acquired
Brain Injury on individuals (PD OP 3.3) 149 Understand sensory loss (SS MU 3.1) 153 Principles of
supporting
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QUALIFICATION HANDBOOK Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care and
Children and Young People s Services (England) (3978 51/52/53/54/55/56) December 2011 Version
2.1 (July 2011) Qualification at a glance Subject area City Guilds number Age group approved
Entry requirements Assessment Fast track Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care
and Children and Young People s Services (England) 3978 19+ There are no entry requirements
Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment. Automatic approval is available for
centres offering the 3172 Level 4 NVQ in Health and Social Care Adults 100/4794/3 and the 3078
Level 4 NVQ in Leadership and Management for Care Services 500/4105/8 Learner ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
tion within health and social care or children and young people s settings (O16)107 Facilitate the
development of effective group practice in health and social care or children and young people s
settings (O20c) 110 Facilitate coaching and mentoring in health and social care or children and young
people s settings (O30c)113 Manage induction processes for health and social care or children and
young people s settings (O35)116 Facilitate change in health and social care or children and young
people s setting (O40) 120 Manage inter professional working arrangements in a health and social care
or children and young people s setting (O41) 125 Manage finance in health and social care or children
and young people s setting (O42) 129 Manage quality in health and social care or children and young
people s setting (O43) 131 Develop and evaluate operational plans for own area of responsibility (B1)
133 Manage physical resources (E8) Understand partnership working (M2a) Understand how to
manage a team (LM1a) 135 137 138 Unit 522 Unit 523 Unit 524 Unit 525 Unit 526 Unit 527 Unit 528
Unit 529 Unit 530 Unit 531 Unit 532 Unit 533 Unit 534 Unit 535 Unit 536 Unit 537 Understanding
professional supervision practice (LM2a) 140 Understand the process and experience of dementia
(DEM 301) 142 Understand physical disability (PD OP 3.1) 145 Understand the impact of Acquired
Brain Injury on individuals (PD OP 3.3) 149 Understand sensory loss (SS MU 3.1) 153 Principles of
supporting
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Sea Ports Advantages
Ports are basically a means of integration into the global economic system. Ports are basically a means
of integration into the global economic system.As international barriers to trade have effectively been
lifted by the WTO agreements since the 1980s, global manufacturers have vertically disintegrated
their production systems into geographically dispersed and flexibly organized supply chain
systems.The development of deep sea ports as associate economic infrastructure assumes that like
roads, communications and alternative economic infrastructures, ports have a positive impact on the
expansion and development of states. Deep sea port development has positive effects on employment
and revenue earnings of a rustic.. The cluster of activities in sea ports everywhere the globe clearly
show that ports have important economic impact each domestically, regionally and across the country.
For Bangladesh there are many reasons for establishing a deep sea port in Sonadia, such as:
The total annual output of Chittagong port was over forty five million tonnes in 2011, that is over
ninety 7 % of country s sea borne trade, growing on the average at 9.2 % each year.
To allow associate degree uninterrupted growth of the mobile trade, institution of a deeper sea port is
that the solely possibility ahead. Further, taking under consideration the present port capability and
also the growth of trade volume, a replacement deep sea port can have to be compelled to be
operational by the tip
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Ports are basically a means of integration into the global economic system. Ports are basically a means
of integration into the global economic system.As international barriers to trade have effectively been
lifted by the WTO agreements since the 1980s, global manufacturers have vertically disintegrated
their production systems into geographically dispersed and flexibly organized supply chain
systems.The development of deep sea ports as associate economic infrastructure assumes that like
roads, communications and alternative economic infrastructures, ports have a positive impact on the
expansion and development of states. Deep sea port development has positive effects on employment
and revenue earnings of a rustic.. The cluster of activities in sea ports everywhere the globe clearly
show that ports have important economic impact each domestically, regionally and across the country.
For Bangladesh there are many reasons for establishing a deep sea port in Sonadia, such as:
The total annual output of Chittagong port was over forty five million tonnes in 2011, that is over
ninety 7 % of country s sea borne trade, growing on the average at 9.2 % each year.
To allow associate degree uninterrupted growth of the mobile trade, institution of a deeper sea port is
that the solely possibility ahead. Further, taking under consideration the present port capability and
also the growth of trade volume, a replacement deep sea port can have to be compelled to be
operational by the tip
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Essay On New York City Crime
New York City is just like every other major city in the United States. New York City crime rate is the
main reason why people are moving out of the city that they call home. American s believe that a civil
decent society is a place where they can receive an education, and have access to things in life such a
life, liberty and freedom. According to United States of America (1994), Public spaces are among
New York City s greatest assets. The city s parks, playgrounds, streets, avenues, stoops and plazas are
the forums that make possible the sense of vitality, excitement, and community that are the pulse of
urban life. As time goes by these places have be ruined by environment problems such as eye sore
graffiti, prostitution, unnecessary panhandling and people in the street intoxicated. When a city have
these types of problems, the citizen feel as if they cannot protect their children because of the
environment. Fear caused by disorder makes people leave the cities and communities that they reside
in. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The survey showed that 59 percent of people left to improve their quality of life and 17 percent said
that if the New York City Police Department would have implemented the Broken Window Theory
and nipped minor crimes and disturbances then it would had showed then that the city was trying and
that they would had reconsider staying in New York City.
The surveys conducted in 1992 and 1993 show New York City s police department that a very much
changed is needed within the law enforcement and the city. On July 18, 1994, the New York City
police department implemented a strategy to empower precinct commander to respond to disorderly
and persistent quality of life condition, refocus department resources, revise the department s
directives and procedures and to revise and expand training, secure passage of new
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New York City is just like every other major city in the United States. New York City crime rate is the
main reason why people are moving out of the city that they call home. American s believe that a civil
decent society is a place where they can receive an education, and have access to things in life such a
life, liberty and freedom. According to United States of America (1994), Public spaces are among
New York City s greatest assets. The city s parks, playgrounds, streets, avenues, stoops and plazas are
the forums that make possible the sense of vitality, excitement, and community that are the pulse of
urban life. As time goes by these places have be ruined by environment problems such as eye sore
graffiti, prostitution, unnecessary panhandling and people in the street intoxicated. When a city have
these types of problems, the citizen feel as if they cannot protect their children because of the
environment. Fear caused by disorder makes people leave the cities and communities that they reside
in. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The survey showed that 59 percent of people left to improve their quality of life and 17 percent said
that if the New York City Police Department would have implemented the Broken Window Theory
and nipped minor crimes and disturbances then it would had showed then that the city was trying and
that they would had reconsider staying in New York City.
The surveys conducted in 1992 and 1993 show New York City s police department that a very much
changed is needed within the law enforcement and the city. On July 18, 1994, the New York City
police department implemented a strategy to empower precinct commander to respond to disorderly
and persistent quality of life condition, refocus department resources, revise the department s
directives and procedures and to revise and expand training, secure passage of new
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American Revolution Chapter 13 Outline
1838 42 British forces invade, install King Shah Shujah. He is assassinated in 1842. British and Indian
troops are massacred during retreat from Kabul.
1878 80 Second Anglo Afghan War. A treaty gives Britain control of Afghan foreign affairs.
1926 29 Amanullah tries to introduce social reforms, which however stir civil unrest. He flees.
1933 Zahir Shah becomes king and Afghanistan remains a monarchy for next four decades.
1953 General Mohammed Daud becomes prime minister. Turns to Soviet Union for economic and
military assistance. Introduces social reforms, such as abolition of purdah (practice of secluding
women from public view).
1963 Mohammed Daud forced to resign as prime minister.
1964 Constitutional monarchy introduced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Arsala Rahmani of the High Peace Council is shot dead in Kabul. A former Taliban minister, he was
crucial in reaching out to rebel commanders. The Taliban deny responsibility.
2012 July Tokyo donor conference pledges $16bn in civilian aid to Afghanistan up to 2016, with US,
Japan, Germany and UK supplying bulk of funds. Afghanistan agrees to new conditions to counter
corruption.
2012 August The US military discipline six soldiers for accidentally burning copies of the Koran and
other religious texts in Afghanistan. They will not face criminal prosecution. Three US Marines are
also disciplined for a video in which the bodies of dead Taliban fighters were urinated on.
2012 September US hands over Bagram high security jail to the Afghan government, although it
retains control over some foreign prisoners until March 2013.
The US also suspends training new police recruits in order to carry out checks on possible ties to
Taliban following series of attacks on foreign troops by apparent police and Afghan
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1838 42 British forces invade, install King Shah Shujah. He is assassinated in 1842. British and Indian
troops are massacred during retreat from Kabul.
1878 80 Second Anglo Afghan War. A treaty gives Britain control of Afghan foreign affairs.
1926 29 Amanullah tries to introduce social reforms, which however stir civil unrest. He flees.
1933 Zahir Shah becomes king and Afghanistan remains a monarchy for next four decades.
1953 General Mohammed Daud becomes prime minister. Turns to Soviet Union for economic and
military assistance. Introduces social reforms, such as abolition of purdah (practice of secluding
women from public view).
1963 Mohammed Daud forced to resign as prime minister.
1964 Constitutional monarchy introduced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Arsala Rahmani of the High Peace Council is shot dead in Kabul. A former Taliban minister, he was
crucial in reaching out to rebel commanders. The Taliban deny responsibility.
2012 July Tokyo donor conference pledges $16bn in civilian aid to Afghanistan up to 2016, with US,
Japan, Germany and UK supplying bulk of funds. Afghanistan agrees to new conditions to counter
corruption.
2012 August The US military discipline six soldiers for accidentally burning copies of the Koran and
other religious texts in Afghanistan. They will not face criminal prosecution. Three US Marines are
also disciplined for a video in which the bodies of dead Taliban fighters were urinated on.
2012 September US hands over Bagram high security jail to the Afghan government, although it
retains control over some foreign prisoners until March 2013.
The US also suspends training new police recruits in order to carry out checks on possible ties to
Taliban following series of attacks on foreign troops by apparent police and Afghan
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When The Housing Market Collapse
When the housing market collapse occurred I was much younger and not fully aware or advised of
how serious the situation really was. Several of my family members owned homes then, but looking
back now they sheltered their children from the situation completely. I realized still to this day I do not
know how or what they were doing to get through the market collapse but I realize my situation could
have been much worse. Now years later I am faced with the decision to buy a home someday like
many in my generation and those looking to buy property again. But just like a growing society its
citizens must learn from previous mistakes made in order to avoid the same outcomes and flourish.
Here are just some of the lessons we must learn from:
First you must do your own research. If you are seriously looking for a home look into everything you
can think of and then research some more. If you have a partner then you will be able to expand your
research with two different points of views and get more results. Don t depend on Wall Street and their
outlooks for the future because in reality it is a game of chances. Just because someone says jump off
a bridge into shallow water because you won t drown would you do it? The people on Wall Street and
those in charge (unless psychic) can t predict the future.
Another lesson learned: Mortgage debt is real debt and must be paid eventually. A lot of home owners
would refinance their homes for extra cash but you can t do that forever.
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When the housing market collapse occurred I was much younger and not fully aware or advised of
how serious the situation really was. Several of my family members owned homes then, but looking
back now they sheltered their children from the situation completely. I realized still to this day I do not
know how or what they were doing to get through the market collapse but I realize my situation could
have been much worse. Now years later I am faced with the decision to buy a home someday like
many in my generation and those looking to buy property again. But just like a growing society its
citizens must learn from previous mistakes made in order to avoid the same outcomes and flourish.
Here are just some of the lessons we must learn from:
First you must do your own research. If you are seriously looking for a home look into everything you
can think of and then research some more. If you have a partner then you will be able to expand your
research with two different points of views and get more results. Don t depend on Wall Street and their
outlooks for the future because in reality it is a game of chances. Just because someone says jump off
a bridge into shallow water because you won t drown would you do it? The people on Wall Street and
those in charge (unless psychic) can t predict the future.
Another lesson learned: Mortgage debt is real debt and must be paid eventually. A lot of home owners
would refinance their homes for extra cash but you can t do that forever.
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Censorship In John Green s Looking For Alaska
Dear Mesa Public Schools Governing Board,
Many books have pushed the boundaries of censorship. Topics like sexuality,explicit language, and
substance use that are present in multiple pieces of literature are some of the many things that will
have a book be considered for banning. Looking For Alaska by John Green is one of those challenged
books. Although it may include sexual scenes and explicit language,it is a book that should not be
banned because of its relatable characters and important themes. First,the majority of characters in
Looking For Alaska are relatable to contemporary teens and therefore should not be banned. Miles
Halter is a teenage boy that wants something exciting to happen, I was after a Great Perhaps... (Green
5). He covets for an event that changes his life from dull to exhilarating, something most people have
desired for in their lives. Another character that is relatable is Alaska Young. She enjoys sex and
alcoholic beverages, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the themes is to be strong. This is present when Miles goes to Alaska for comfort and she tells
him, Mommy ain t here so buck up big guy, (Green 27). The message is important because life is filled
with problems, but everyone has to keep going. Another theme in the book is to not think of a person
as anything but a person. This is prominent when Chip and Miles are arguing and Chip says, You don t
even care about her! All that matters is you and your precious f**cking fantasy that you and Alaska
had this godd**ned secret love affair.. (Green 170). This lesson is important because often times, teens
may look at another person and think that they are perfect when in reality they are not. These are
lessons Miles had to learn with experiences. Both messages are important especially with adolescents
because they might experience what Miles did and want guidance,which is what this book
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Dear Mesa Public Schools Governing Board,
Many books have pushed the boundaries of censorship. Topics like sexuality,explicit language, and
substance use that are present in multiple pieces of literature are some of the many things that will
have a book be considered for banning. Looking For Alaska by John Green is one of those challenged
books. Although it may include sexual scenes and explicit language,it is a book that should not be
banned because of its relatable characters and important themes. First,the majority of characters in
Looking For Alaska are relatable to contemporary teens and therefore should not be banned. Miles
Halter is a teenage boy that wants something exciting to happen, I was after a Great Perhaps... (Green
5). He covets for an event that changes his life from dull to exhilarating, something most people have
desired for in their lives. Another character that is relatable is Alaska Young. She enjoys sex and
alcoholic beverages, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the themes is to be strong. This is present when Miles goes to Alaska for comfort and she tells
him, Mommy ain t here so buck up big guy, (Green 27). The message is important because life is filled
with problems, but everyone has to keep going. Another theme in the book is to not think of a person
as anything but a person. This is prominent when Chip and Miles are arguing and Chip says, You don t
even care about her! All that matters is you and your precious f**cking fantasy that you and Alaska
had this godd**ned secret love affair.. (Green 170). This lesson is important because often times, teens
may look at another person and think that they are perfect when in reality they are not. These are
lessons Miles had to learn with experiences. Both messages are important especially with adolescents
because they might experience what Miles did and want guidance,which is what this book
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Descartes, Leibniz, And Spinoza Essay
If these great thinkers (Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz) were to discuss instead the soul s connection
to the body, what might each say (both on his own behalf and in response to the other)? Would they
find any places where they might agree? If not, why not? (These are, after all, smart guys!)
Though this sort of meeting would strike me as a debate with as furiously disparate and
uncompromising ideals as one would find in a meeting of Andrew Weil, Jerry Falwell, and David
Duke, I expect that the philosophers would find some surprisingly common ground. Descartes, the
Christian outcast, Spinoza, the Jewish outcast, and Leibniz, the creative mathematician all
acknowledge that what we know better than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Descartes claims of the body s necessary existence follows from the cogito if the mind
exists, then it must exist in contrast to other, external things I presume that both Spinoza and Leibniz
would take the opportunity to point out that Descartes presupposes the existence of the god that
necessarily created his body and mind before speculating on whether or not his body and mind exist.
Nice claim, bad explanation.
Spinoza s staunch, pantheistic monist view of the world establishes that the mind and body are not
separate entities in themselves, but only two of an infinite amount of attributes of the same and only
substance in existence God. One can relate this reasoning to two attributes of a red hot poker red and
hot. Does this entail that red and hot are always dependent on a poker and that they are in essence the
same thing? Although this is not a likely conclusion, Spinoza raises the important question of how far
we can analytically separate parts of a world that are always interacting with each other. Try getting a
metal poker to glow red without heating it, or heating a poker without eventually having it glow red.
This is improbable, albeit possible in theory. The mind and body may be two separately identifiable
things, but one will more than likely find the two cooperating with each other as attributes of the
natural world.
Such cooperation
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If these great thinkers (Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz) were to discuss instead the soul s connection
to the body, what might each say (both on his own behalf and in response to the other)? Would they
find any places where they might agree? If not, why not? (These are, after all, smart guys!)
Though this sort of meeting would strike me as a debate with as furiously disparate and
uncompromising ideals as one would find in a meeting of Andrew Weil, Jerry Falwell, and David
Duke, I expect that the philosophers would find some surprisingly common ground. Descartes, the
Christian outcast, Spinoza, the Jewish outcast, and Leibniz, the creative mathematician all
acknowledge that what we know better than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Descartes claims of the body s necessary existence follows from the cogito if the mind
exists, then it must exist in contrast to other, external things I presume that both Spinoza and Leibniz
would take the opportunity to point out that Descartes presupposes the existence of the god that
necessarily created his body and mind before speculating on whether or not his body and mind exist.
Nice claim, bad explanation.
Spinoza s staunch, pantheistic monist view of the world establishes that the mind and body are not
separate entities in themselves, but only two of an infinite amount of attributes of the same and only
substance in existence God. One can relate this reasoning to two attributes of a red hot poker red and
hot. Does this entail that red and hot are always dependent on a poker and that they are in essence the
same thing? Although this is not a likely conclusion, Spinoza raises the important question of how far
we can analytically separate parts of a world that are always interacting with each other. Try getting a
metal poker to glow red without heating it, or heating a poker without eventually having it glow red.
This is improbable, albeit possible in theory. The mind and body may be two separately identifiable
things, but one will more than likely find the two cooperating with each other as attributes of the
natural world.
Such cooperation
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History Of The Andes Mountains
The Andes Mountains is the longest mountain range in the world above the sea. They are over 7,200
kilometres and go past 7 countries, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina.
Only the Himalayas is taller than the Andes, but Andes is still the world s longest mountain Range.
Andes is also home to more than 50 volcanoes, one is the world s highest volcano above sea level, on
the Chilean Argentina border, this measures up to 6,893m tall. The people around the Andes were
mostly from Peru and Spain but there were also native aboriginals.
People using the mountains
Andes is used for farming, mining, hydroelectric power and tourism. People living on the Andes
mostly grow potatoes because there is a lot of constructed flat
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The Andes Mountains is the longest mountain range in the world above the sea. They are over 7,200
kilometres and go past 7 countries, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina.
Only the Himalayas is taller than the Andes, but Andes is still the world s longest mountain Range.
Andes is also home to more than 50 volcanoes, one is the world s highest volcano above sea level, on
the Chilean Argentina border, this measures up to 6,893m tall. The people around the Andes were
mostly from Peru and Spain but there were also native aboriginals.
People using the mountains
Andes is used for farming, mining, hydroelectric power and tourism. People living on the Andes
mostly grow potatoes because there is a lot of constructed flat
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The Issue Of Equal Pay For Equal Work
The issue of equal pay for equal work performed by women; is a political hot button in the 2016
presidential campaign. So much so that the stump speeches, for both former secretary of state Hillary
Clinton, and senator, Bernie Sanders, always include this issue. Since the 1960s, congress and many
researchers have tested this theory. In order to affirm the validity of this message, we will perform a
five step hypothesis test. In the book, Statistical Techniques in Business Economics, authors D. Lind,
W. Marchal S. Wathen (2012), describe how to conduct this test of hypothesis. We seek to determine if
two sampled populations, females and males, have the same mean (arithmetic average) wages. The
process begins with only the raw data from a 2005 wages database. As a result, the authors further
explain: The method described does not require that we know the standard deviations of the
populations (2012). For that reason, we assume the sampled populations are equal, but, the standard
deviations are unknown. Then, we use the t test as the test statistic, with 30 degrees of freedom.
Problem Statement In an online article entitled The Simple Truth About the Gender Pay Gap ,
published on the AAUW website, author Catherine Hill, PhD, had this to say: Did you know that in
2014, women working full time in the United States typically were paid just 79 percent of what men
were paid, a gap of 21 percent? The gap has narrowed since the 1970s, due largely to women s
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The issue of equal pay for equal work performed by women; is a political hot button in the 2016
presidential campaign. So much so that the stump speeches, for both former secretary of state Hillary
Clinton, and senator, Bernie Sanders, always include this issue. Since the 1960s, congress and many
researchers have tested this theory. In order to affirm the validity of this message, we will perform a
five step hypothesis test. In the book, Statistical Techniques in Business Economics, authors D. Lind,
W. Marchal S. Wathen (2012), describe how to conduct this test of hypothesis. We seek to determine if
two sampled populations, females and males, have the same mean (arithmetic average) wages. The
process begins with only the raw data from a 2005 wages database. As a result, the authors further
explain: The method described does not require that we know the standard deviations of the
populations (2012). For that reason, we assume the sampled populations are equal, but, the standard
deviations are unknown. Then, we use the t test as the test statistic, with 30 degrees of freedom.
Problem Statement In an online article entitled The Simple Truth About the Gender Pay Gap ,
published on the AAUW website, author Catherine Hill, PhD, had this to say: Did you know that in
2014, women working full time in the United States typically were paid just 79 percent of what men
were paid, a gap of 21 percent? The gap has narrowed since the 1970s, due largely to women s
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Four On Six Structure
The introduction has 16 bars by using the collaboration of the bass and piano and playing a bass line
intervals of a fifth. Yes, this intro section repeated after 05:26 Cobb s solo. The structure of the head of
Four on Six is a 16 bar ABA C form with each section four bars. 00:31 00:34 is like a pause that tells
the listener they go to the solos and is the connection between the head and the solo which is called
the break. Montgomery was playing the electric guitar and he played seven choruses that sounds like
he was telling a story to the listener. He has some blue rhythms that create a feel of genuine,
excitement, complexity and melodic interest. He gave us a strong feel of spontaneous improvisation
and a sense of direction and cohesion.
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The introduction has 16 bars by using the collaboration of the bass and piano and playing a bass line
intervals of a fifth. Yes, this intro section repeated after 05:26 Cobb s solo. The structure of the head of
Four on Six is a 16 bar ABA C form with each section four bars. 00:31 00:34 is like a pause that tells
the listener they go to the solos and is the connection between the head and the solo which is called
the break. Montgomery was playing the electric guitar and he played seven choruses that sounds like
he was telling a story to the listener. He has some blue rhythms that create a feel of genuine,
excitement, complexity and melodic interest. He gave us a strong feel of spontaneous improvisation
and a sense of direction and cohesion.
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Toyota Lean Management
Contents
Introduction
Task 1: Managing Demand and Capacity
1.1 Toyota (Manufacturing and Product Services)
1.2 Starbucks (Mixture of Product Services)
2.1 The difference between the Pull and Push Demand systems
2.2 Processes and Layout Decisions
2.3 Inventory Management Comparisons 2.4.1 Toyota s Non Existent Inventory 2.4.2 Starbucks s
Unlimited Inventory
Task 2: Lean Management
3.1 Why Lean Management
3.2 What is Lean Management 3.2.1 The Eight Wastes of Lean Management 3.2.2 The Five S for
Continuous Improvements 3.2.3 Just In Time for Inventory 3.2.4 Quality Performance
1. Task 3 : Six Sigma Strategy
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Lean six sigma methodologies are applicable to line queues processes. (figure 2.1)
This efficient queue ordering processes enhanced their customer s experience, with their queuing lines
moving quickly without having to sacrifice the quality; that is, fast order preparation and delivery with
friendly service and a correct customer order.
2.2 Product Quality: (Good Quality Food)
Starbucks identified that product quality is measurable in several aspects: product temperature,
freshness and consistency.
Product Temperature: Product temperatures in service organizations can use Six sigma methodologies
to set to acceptable upper and lower control limit temperature ranges. Temperature ranges may be
determined either by the corporation s product quality standards to meet Critical to Quality standards
or as determined by local Health Safety regulations.
Product
Contents
Introduction
Task 1: Managing Demand and Capacity
1.1 Toyota (Manufacturing and Product Services)
1.2 Starbucks (Mixture of Product Services)
2.1 The difference between the Pull and Push Demand systems
2.2 Processes and Layout Decisions
2.3 Inventory Management Comparisons 2.4.1 Toyota s Non Existent Inventory 2.4.2 Starbucks s
Unlimited Inventory
Task 2: Lean Management
3.1 Why Lean Management
3.2 What is Lean Management 3.2.1 The Eight Wastes of Lean Management 3.2.2 The Five S for
Continuous Improvements 3.2.3 Just In Time for Inventory 3.2.4 Quality Performance
1. Task 3 : Six Sigma Strategy
4.1 What is Six Sigma Strategy? 4.1.1 Six Sigma and the Value ... Show more content on
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Lean six sigma methodologies are applicable to line queues processes. (figure 2.1)
This efficient queue ordering processes enhanced their customer s experience, with their queuing lines
moving quickly without having to sacrifice the quality; that is, fast order preparation and delivery with
friendly service and a correct customer order.
2.2 Product Quality: (Good Quality Food)
Starbucks identified that product quality is measurable in several aspects: product temperature,
freshness and consistency.
Product Temperature: Product temperatures in service organizations can use Six sigma methodologies
to set to acceptable upper and lower control limit temperature ranges. Temperature ranges may be
determined either by the corporation s product quality standards to meet Critical to Quality standards
or as determined by local Health Safety regulations.
Product
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Radon Essay
Radon
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive element that can be found in soil, underground water, and
outdoor air. Some of the properties of this gas include being odorless, tasteless, and colorless. The
concentrations vary throughout the country depending on the types of rocks that are found in the soil.
Exposure over prolonged periods of time to radon decay products has been associated with an
increased risk of lung cancer.(3) The EPA describes an elevated concentration as being at or above
their suggested guidelines of 4pCi/l
(pico Curies per liter, used as a radiation unit of measure for radon).
Exposures below this level may create a risk of lung cancer, farther reductions to lower levels may be
too difficult ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Uranium and its by products of decay, namely radon are abundant and are constantly being generated.
(13) Radon is capable of easily traveling through rocks and soil.(14) The gas is also found dissolved in
water, due to decay in the soil or rock below.(15)
Radon in Water
The risk from radon in water is much lower than the risk from radon in air. This is because the water
must be heated or agitated to release the gas.
This can happen in a shower, boiling water on a stove, or by using a washing machine. Most public
water supplies don t present a radon risk, this is because the water is aerated at the treatment site and
the gas escapes into the atmosphere. Most water that contains hazardous amounts of radon comes
from wells. Wells should be tested for radon if the building that they are supplying contains hazardous
amounts in the air. The testing procedures for water are different from those used on air.(16)
Water containing radon can usually be treated. The most effective treatment is to remove radon from
the water before it enters the home, this is called point of entry treatment. Water can also be treated at
the tap, this is known as point of use treatment. However this treatment is much less effective at
removing the risk.(17)
Radon Entry
Radon travels through the ground and into the air, allowing the gas to easily enter buildings and
homes.
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Radon
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive element that can be found in soil, underground water, and
outdoor air. Some of the properties of this gas include being odorless, tasteless, and colorless. The
concentrations vary throughout the country depending on the types of rocks that are found in the soil.
Exposure over prolonged periods of time to radon decay products has been associated with an
increased risk of lung cancer.(3) The EPA describes an elevated concentration as being at or above
their suggested guidelines of 4pCi/l
(pico Curies per liter, used as a radiation unit of measure for radon).
Exposures below this level may create a risk of lung cancer, farther reductions to lower levels may be
too difficult ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Uranium and its by products of decay, namely radon are abundant and are constantly being generated.
(13) Radon is capable of easily traveling through rocks and soil.(14) The gas is also found dissolved in
water, due to decay in the soil or rock below.(15)
Radon in Water
The risk from radon in water is much lower than the risk from radon in air. This is because the water
must be heated or agitated to release the gas.
This can happen in a shower, boiling water on a stove, or by using a washing machine. Most public
water supplies don t present a radon risk, this is because the water is aerated at the treatment site and
the gas escapes into the atmosphere. Most water that contains hazardous amounts of radon comes
from wells. Wells should be tested for radon if the building that they are supplying contains hazardous
amounts in the air. The testing procedures for water are different from those used on air.(16)
Water containing radon can usually be treated. The most effective treatment is to remove radon from
the water before it enters the home, this is called point of entry treatment. Water can also be treated at
the tap, this is known as point of use treatment. However this treatment is much less effective at
removing the risk.(17)
Radon Entry
Radon travels through the ground and into the air, allowing the gas to easily enter buildings and
homes.
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Comparative Study Of Different Pwm Strategies
Comparative study of different PWM Strategies for Three Phase three level Diode Clamped Multi
level Inverter
M. Satyanarayana
Research Assistant
Department of Electrical Engineering
University College of Engineering
Osmania University
Hyderabad, Telangana, INDIA
D. Naveen Kumar
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical campus
Hyderabad, Telangana, INDIA Abstract This paper presents unipolar pulse width modulation
technique with sinusoidal sampling and Space vector pulse width modulation are analyzed for three
phase Diode clamped multi level inverter from the point of view of the Phase voltages, currents,
voltage across the split capacitors and Total harmonic distortion. The necessary calculations for
generation of PWM for the two modulation strategies have presented in detail. It is observed that the
unipolar modulation ensures excellent, close to optimized pulse distribution results but THD is high
compared to SVPWM. Theoretical investigations were confirmed by the digital simulations using
MATLAB/SIMULINK software.
Keywords Three level diode clamped inverter; unipolar PWM; SVPWM; THD; INTRODUCTION
In the region of high voltage and power, a high quality inverter fed ac drive is more easily obtained by
the use of multi level and in the first turn of three level inverters. The neutral point clamped three level
inverter topology is presented in Figure.1. Several PWM methods for this inverter have
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Comparative study of different PWM Strategies for Three Phase three level Diode Clamped Multi
level Inverter
M. Satyanarayana
Research Assistant
Department of Electrical Engineering
University College of Engineering
Osmania University
Hyderabad, Telangana, INDIA
D. Naveen Kumar
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical campus
Hyderabad, Telangana, INDIA Abstract This paper presents unipolar pulse width modulation
technique with sinusoidal sampling and Space vector pulse width modulation are analyzed for three
phase Diode clamped multi level inverter from the point of view of the Phase voltages, currents,
voltage across the split capacitors and Total harmonic distortion. The necessary calculations for
generation of PWM for the two modulation strategies have presented in detail. It is observed that the
unipolar modulation ensures excellent, close to optimized pulse distribution results but THD is high
compared to SVPWM. Theoretical investigations were confirmed by the digital simulations using
MATLAB/SIMULINK software.
Keywords Three level diode clamped inverter; unipolar PWM; SVPWM; THD; INTRODUCTION
In the region of high voltage and power, a high quality inverter fed ac drive is more easily obtained by
the use of multi level and in the first turn of three level inverters. The neutral point clamped three level
inverter topology is presented in Figure.1. Several PWM methods for this inverter have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Reader Response Criticism to God s Determinations
Reader Response Criticism to God s Determinations
For the reader demanding either rational sense or aesthetic pleasure from poetry, reading the preface to
Edward Taylor s God s Determinations is humbling in ways unintended by the 17th century Puritan
minister and poet. Rationality per se seems rejected at the start, where we are asked first to
comprehend Infinity, and then to envision it (everything) beholding all things (also everything).
Things get no clearer as we progress, as we find whatever infinity beholds in not everything but
nothing, and that nothing itself to become the building material for all. Identifying the paradox,
perhaps, as that which begins the Biblical account of the Creation, ... Show more content on
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Granted, logical incoherence might not trouble the reader demanding beauty from a poem, but even
the poem s most vivid images rocks, rivers, curtains, a bright gem of some unmentioned size and color
don t offer nearly the delectable view found in a poem of Taylor s contemporary Anne Bradstreet.
Although Taylor certainly meant to humble his reader in the preface to his long poem, he certainly did
not have a modern rationalist or aesthete audience in mind when he wrote it. His intended readers
were rather his parishioners, 17th century Puritan men and women for whom poetry was more a
rhetorical than an aesthetic exercise, and for whom God s ways were understood to be inscrutable
what we might call irrational to the sons of Adam. Part of a people who left for the New World in
order to enjoy a more perfect relation with their God, now in a third generation Taylor s audience was
beginning to forget what was for an orthodox Puritan their proper place among all things. God s
Determinations was Taylor s way to remind his readers of that place.
Taylor begins his poem by limning the first verses of Genesis, but from line 3 to line 19, nearly half
the poem, he asks questions questions which amplify God s physical might and unimaginable power
while they invite readers to remind themselves of a time (before their recent lapse in faith) when they
had evinced a more proper respect for that power. In this sense, the very senselessness of Taylor s
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Reader Response Criticism to God s Determinations
For the reader demanding either rational sense or aesthetic pleasure from poetry, reading the preface to
Edward Taylor s God s Determinations is humbling in ways unintended by the 17th century Puritan
minister and poet. Rationality per se seems rejected at the start, where we are asked first to
comprehend Infinity, and then to envision it (everything) beholding all things (also everything).
Things get no clearer as we progress, as we find whatever infinity beholds in not everything but
nothing, and that nothing itself to become the building material for all. Identifying the paradox,
perhaps, as that which begins the Biblical account of the Creation, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Granted, logical incoherence might not trouble the reader demanding beauty from a poem, but even
the poem s most vivid images rocks, rivers, curtains, a bright gem of some unmentioned size and color
don t offer nearly the delectable view found in a poem of Taylor s contemporary Anne Bradstreet.
Although Taylor certainly meant to humble his reader in the preface to his long poem, he certainly did
not have a modern rationalist or aesthete audience in mind when he wrote it. His intended readers
were rather his parishioners, 17th century Puritan men and women for whom poetry was more a
rhetorical than an aesthetic exercise, and for whom God s ways were understood to be inscrutable
what we might call irrational to the sons of Adam. Part of a people who left for the New World in
order to enjoy a more perfect relation with their God, now in a third generation Taylor s audience was
beginning to forget what was for an orthodox Puritan their proper place among all things. God s
Determinations was Taylor s way to remind his readers of that place.
Taylor begins his poem by limning the first verses of Genesis, but from line 3 to line 19, nearly half
the poem, he asks questions questions which amplify God s physical might and unimaginable power
while they invite readers to remind themselves of a time (before their recent lapse in faith) when they
had evinced a more proper respect for that power. In this sense, the very senselessness of Taylor s
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Black Theater By William Henry Brown
1.) During 1821 and 1926 Black Theater is determined in two different definitions. The first definition
for Black Theater came about in 1821, and in Manhattan by the American Grove Theater founded by
William Henry Brown. The definition for black theater was created by African Americans, for African
American audience and about topics that are important to the African American community. At this
point in time, African Americans were enslaved throughout America. African Americans did not have
much rights, so the definition created by African Americans was significant to show that they have a
voice too, for African American audience and about topics that are important to the African American
community can be depicted so that African Americans could rise up and overcome the Slavery system.
This definition could have been geared towards African Americans being hopeful or having something
to be happy about. Most significantly, for all African Americans coming together to see these
playwrights would educate black people and hopefully inspire them to create better lives for
themselves together. Slavery and racial discrimination towards blacks has to be the most that
contributed to this definition.
The other definition was created in 1926 by W.E.B Du Bois through the Krigwa players in Harlem.
This definition for black theater was for, by, about, near us. The Harlem Renaissance Movement is
taking place during this time and contributes to the change in definition. The Harlem
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1.) During 1821 and 1926 Black Theater is determined in two different definitions. The first definition
for Black Theater came about in 1821, and in Manhattan by the American Grove Theater founded by
William Henry Brown. The definition for black theater was created by African Americans, for African
American audience and about topics that are important to the African American community. At this
point in time, African Americans were enslaved throughout America. African Americans did not have
much rights, so the definition created by African Americans was significant to show that they have a
voice too, for African American audience and about topics that are important to the African American
community can be depicted so that African Americans could rise up and overcome the Slavery system.
This definition could have been geared towards African Americans being hopeful or having something
to be happy about. Most significantly, for all African Americans coming together to see these
playwrights would educate black people and hopefully inspire them to create better lives for
themselves together. Slavery and racial discrimination towards blacks has to be the most that
contributed to this definition.
The other definition was created in 1926 by W.E.B Du Bois through the Krigwa players in Harlem.
This definition for black theater was for, by, about, near us. The Harlem Renaissance Movement is
taking place during this time and contributes to the change in definition. The Harlem
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Marketing Analysis for Meantime Brewery
MARK1161: Marketing Practice
Report
Sherif Saad
Introduction
Beer is an alcoholic beverage that is considered the most widely used alcoholic beverage worldwide.
Production and distribution of beer is not an easy task. As for the UK industry, it has four large
organizations that enjoy an oligopoly with 85% of the market volume. The Meantime Brewery has to
identify the most suitable and profitable ways to hit the market. The report analyses the market s
situation using the
Four P s, SWOT Analysis, Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning of the Meantime
Brewery, then finally analyse the industry through Porter s Five Forces. (Dinkhoff,
2010)
Beer Sales 13.7%
29.6%
15.4% 19.4% ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Place
The places where Meantime sells it s products are convenient and appropriate, customers can find
their products in: v Retail chains such as Sainsbury s, Waitrose, Marks and Spencer. v On trade
establishments (B2B) v W ebsite v Self owned pubs
The location of Meantime next to Cutty sark and Greenwich University is an immense advantage, it s
in the right place for customers to recognize, their products are available at the right time with quality
for tourists, students, locals and workers to experience an incredible experience during their break.
However, some retail shops
4
do not stock their products. As a result, it is unavailable for many consumers, which can be an
unnecessarily loss/lost profit.
Promotion
Promotion is a method/tactic from the company to show the customers what it can offer customers
through a consistent message; this message has to be appealing in order to offer the customer a worthy
reason to buy their product.
Londoners Campaign
Meantime launched their first above the line campaign on the 6th of June 2012 that was called
MARK1161: Marketing Practice
Report
Sherif Saad
Introduction
Beer is an alcoholic beverage that is considered the most widely used alcoholic beverage worldwide.
Production and distribution of beer is not an easy task. As for the UK industry, it has four large
organizations that enjoy an oligopoly with 85% of the market volume. The Meantime Brewery has to
identify the most suitable and profitable ways to hit the market. The report analyses the market s
situation using the
Four P s, SWOT Analysis, Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning of the Meantime
Brewery, then finally analyse the industry through Porter s Five Forces. (Dinkhoff,
2010)
Beer Sales 13.7%
29.6%
15.4% 19.4% ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Place
The places where Meantime sells it s products are convenient and appropriate, customers can find
their products in: v Retail chains such as Sainsbury s, Waitrose, Marks and Spencer. v On trade
establishments (B2B) v W ebsite v Self owned pubs
The location of Meantime next to Cutty sark and Greenwich University is an immense advantage, it s
in the right place for customers to recognize, their products are available at the right time with quality
for tourists, students, locals and workers to experience an incredible experience during their break.
However, some retail shops
4
do not stock their products. As a result, it is unavailable for many consumers, which can be an
unnecessarily loss/lost profit.
Promotion
Promotion is a method/tactic from the company to show the customers what it can offer customers
through a consistent message; this message has to be appealing in order to offer the customer a worthy
reason to buy their product.
Londoners Campaign
Meantime launched their first above the line campaign on the 6th of June 2012 that was called
Londoners in evening and time out standard, different creative white and black portrayed shots were
applied to several pictures with one word Londoner , the reason for calling it so it reflects those who
travelled to the city and chose London as their home, as it illustrates/conveys/displays Meantime s
passion for
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applied to several pictures with one word Londoner , the reason for calling it so it reflects those who
travelled to the city and chose London as their home, as it illustrates/conveys/displays Meantime s
passion for
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Operation Underground Railroad Analysis
Based on the U.S. State Department s reports around 600,000 to 800,000 people are being trafficked
across international borders every year as of 2005 (PBS). These numbers need to change, and there are
multiple organizations trying to make a change, it is possible for these numbers to change drastically
with the help of social media. If activist and organizations could use social media effectively, social
and economic issues would change drastically. Despite the fact that Operation Underground Railroad
uses social media , the activist Laurie Holden, and the organization itself does not seem to incite its
audience to get actively involved in the cause because it does not give much direction for how, where,
or when to take action. Operation Underground Railroad was founded in 2013 by Tim Ballard who
was a former CIA agent. Operation Underground Railroad is a non profit organization designed to
extract children from sex trafficking, and bring an end to child slavery. This organization partners and
operates directly with law enforcement throughout the world to help make this possible. (OUR.) As of
right now Operation Underground Railroad is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A movie about their organization, what it is doing, and stories of the children is a great way to spread
the word about their organization. The Abolitionists is a story about the lost children and Operation
Underground Railroad s efforts to rescue them around the world (OUR). Despite the fact that
Operation Underground Railroad does not have a major following right now, their organization has
rescued a lot of kids and they will hopefully continue to recue more. The release of The Abolitionist is
a great strategic move, and will hopefully incite it s audience to get actively involved in the
organization, and provide them with direction in how, when, and where to get involved, to better our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Based on the U.S. State Department s reports around 600,000 to 800,000 people are being trafficked
across international borders every year as of 2005 (PBS). These numbers need to change, and there are
multiple organizations trying to make a change, it is possible for these numbers to change drastically
with the help of social media. If activist and organizations could use social media effectively, social
and economic issues would change drastically. Despite the fact that Operation Underground Railroad
uses social media , the activist Laurie Holden, and the organization itself does not seem to incite its
audience to get actively involved in the cause because it does not give much direction for how, where,
or when to take action. Operation Underground Railroad was founded in 2013 by Tim Ballard who
was a former CIA agent. Operation Underground Railroad is a non profit organization designed to
extract children from sex trafficking, and bring an end to child slavery. This organization partners and
operates directly with law enforcement throughout the world to help make this possible. (OUR.) As of
right now Operation Underground Railroad is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A movie about their organization, what it is doing, and stories of the children is a great way to spread
the word about their organization. The Abolitionists is a story about the lost children and Operation
Underground Railroad s efforts to rescue them around the world (OUR). Despite the fact that
Operation Underground Railroad does not have a major following right now, their organization has
rescued a lot of kids and they will hopefully continue to recue more. The release of The Abolitionist is
a great strategic move, and will hopefully incite it s audience to get actively involved in the
organization, and provide them with direction in how, when, and where to get involved, to better our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Budget Analysis Paper
One of the most significant documents in any local, federal, or public organizations is a budget.
Employees in budgetary and financial management perform important roles within the public sector
and hold exceptionally vital positions. Positions such as city and county managers, human resource
managers, and public finance officers.
County and city managers supervise the operations of the county or city in which they work, to
include defining the budget as well as manage non elected staff associates who are employed in
various departments within the county or city. Some local government managers may also advise
higher level government officials, including the mayor or the city council, in establishing laws and
policies.
Public finance officers including budget and fiscal management, hold a range of financial management
within businesses and organizations. Budget analysis work closely with management to revise
proposals to ensure they are complete, and accurate, and fall within legal boundaries. Budget analysis
combine budget proposals from all departments in an organization, to determine, availability of funds,
estimate future financial needs, as well as compare previous year data to determine whether the
organization is being fiscally responsible. Comparing data will allow analyst and financial managers
to determine budget cutbacks or funding requests. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human resources are a viable employee within any organization. HR specialist cover a range of
responsibilities to include, implementation of policies, workplace safety, to managing payroll and
benefits. Some HR management specialists may also be responsible for some if not all of the
budgeting and planning aspects related to human resources within a company, negotiating employee
health insurance and retirement benefits as well as compensation, training, and coordinating
recruitment in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One of the most significant documents in any local, federal, or public organizations is a budget.
Employees in budgetary and financial management perform important roles within the public sector
and hold exceptionally vital positions. Positions such as city and county managers, human resource
managers, and public finance officers.
County and city managers supervise the operations of the county or city in which they work, to
include defining the budget as well as manage non elected staff associates who are employed in
various departments within the county or city. Some local government managers may also advise
higher level government officials, including the mayor or the city council, in establishing laws and
policies.
Public finance officers including budget and fiscal management, hold a range of financial management
within businesses and organizations. Budget analysis work closely with management to revise
proposals to ensure they are complete, and accurate, and fall within legal boundaries. Budget analysis
combine budget proposals from all departments in an organization, to determine, availability of funds,
estimate future financial needs, as well as compare previous year data to determine whether the
organization is being fiscally responsible. Comparing data will allow analyst and financial managers
to determine budget cutbacks or funding requests. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human resources are a viable employee within any organization. HR specialist cover a range of
responsibilities to include, implementation of policies, workplace safety, to managing payroll and
benefits. Some HR management specialists may also be responsible for some if not all of the
budgeting and planning aspects related to human resources within a company, negotiating employee
health insurance and retirement benefits as well as compensation, training, and coordinating
recruitment in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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