...Pulaski’s Tunnel One of the biggest national incidents is the fire of 1910. The book The Big Burn by Timothy Egan tells about this event. Total fires burned more than three million acres and almost hundred people were killed. This historical event has historical names and one of them is Edward Pulaski. There is the man whose heroism saved forty-fife human lives; he found a safety place in extreme situation, he took charge and helped his group survive and he sacrifice himself to save others. First, Ed Pulaski did not panic in extreme situation and used his knowledge of the area to hide from the fire. He was a forest ranger and on that day he went to the town for fresh supplies. On the way back he and his group where completely surrounded by the wild fire. There was no place to run. He did not panic and found the solution by using his knowledge of the forest. He decided to hide in the tunnel. Second, he took control of the situation and stopped panic. In the tunnel that was difficult to breath and people were scared and in panic. He ordered them to law down on the ground and stopped people who tried to leave because there was no other place to run outside the tunnel. Also, he realized that the fire would burn wood tunnel support and he found the way by carrying water in his hat. Third, he was responsible for his men and took big risk to his personal safety. While he was protecting his men he was badly injured; however, he continued fighting...
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...On September 6th, 2015, I visited Fort Pulaski during Living History Day. Fort Pulaski is located on Cockspur Island just off of Highway 80, approximately 15 minutes away from Savannah State. Cockspur Island is located at the mouth of the Savannah River, a tactical location that allowed the fort to oversee any ship attempting to enter the port of Savannah. The island’s only known human inhabitants have been the fort’s builders, care takers, and Civil War soldiers. The island is home to a variety of salt water marsh creatures such as alligators, crabs and birds. The fort and museum are maintained by the National Parks Service. The museum’s mission is to educate visitors on the significance of the fort’s involvement in the Civil War and Underground...
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...The Seize of Fort Pulaski Constructed with twenty-five million bricks Fort Pulaski stands tall and heavily guarded with twenty 32-pounder navel guns. Fort Pulaski is located on Cockspur Island in Chatham County, Georgia. Pulaski started being built in 1829 and was finished in 1874. In Fort Pulaski and the defense of Savannah it states that “Forts such as Pulaski had two missions- to prevent the passage of ships and to resist attacks.” The past of Pulaski was rough, preparing took months, and the first and second days were brutal. So what happened when the federals attack? Will fort Pulaski rise to the challenge or be brought down? (Schiller, 1997) Pulaski’s Past Savannah is greeted with celebration on December 20, 1860 when South Carolina seceded from the north. However, six nights later slipped into Fort Sumter. Georgians outraged and planned to seize Fort Pulaski. They did this to protect the fort so federals couldn’t take it over and control the port. In January men marched into the fort and doing so...
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...The Pulaski County, Radford County, Giles County and Montgomery County are part of the Blacksburg- Christiansburg- Radford Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population analysis should consider 4 parts, population, sex, race and age distribution. Total Polulation According to the histogram, the total population in Virginia is growth 4.50% from 7,799,258 to 8,150,120. The Radford County and Montgomery County’s people is increase. The Radford County’s population is increase 2.79% from 16,062 to 16,511 and the Montgomery’s County’s population is increase 5.15% from 90,155 to 94,800. On the contrary, Giles County and Pulaski County’s people are decline. Giles County’s population is decrease 0.25% from 17,193 to 17,149, and Pulaski County’s population is decrease 0.71% from 35,015 to 34,768. Population change is sometimes a cause for concern within a region. Population growth rates differ from region to region, but industrialized and unindustrialized regions have stark and noticeable differences between their population rates. The trend of the population is growth but there are some elements to effect the population change, such as industrialized standard and the gather of high standard education institutes. Industrialized regions have a very low population growth rate. Less industrialized regions have relatively higher populations with about half the growth rate of highly industrialized regions. Household Units Household Units | Giles County...
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...Fort Pulaski, located on Cockspur Island just outside of Historic Savannah, Georgia, stands as a reminder of a turning point in military history. With the War of 1812 in mind, The United States government arranged for defense of major ports on the nation’s coast against invasion. The construction of Fort Pulaski was a component of east coast fortifications because it defended Savannah’s port, an economy-sustaining port. Officials saw the importance of Savannah’s port and the necessity for a fort overlooking its harbors. Today, Fort Pulaski stands as a tourist attraction and is a reminder of the failures of the Confederacy defense of Savannah. Named after the American Revolution war Hero, Count Casimir Pulaski, construction on the fort started in 1829. A ‘cockspur’ is a plant with long, nasty thorns amed for the extensive effort that was put into construction. The chosen location of the fort is intriguing considering that Cockspur Island is a swampy landmass barely harder than a reef and separates the Savannah River into a respective North Channel and South...
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...The talk around Pulaski County these days is the wet/dry vote. You can vote on June 26, 2012 (Harris) to help decide whether Pulaski County should sale alcohol. This is a big debate for the county for the many that approve there are just as many that disapprove. If the vote is wet, this could mean something really good for the city of Somerset and well as Pulaski County. The unemployment rates have proven to be lower in wet counties than in dry counties (Labor Force Statistics (LAUS - Unemployment Rates)). If the county has alcohol sales, bigger restaurants will want to relocate to that county creating jobs for the locals that would pay more than minimum wage. Not only would they have booming sales from the county, residence from neighboring counties would drive there to buy alcohol. Everyone would benefit from sales of alcohol. County | Wet/Dry/Moist | Unemployment Rate | Franklin | Wet | 8.9 | McCracken | Wet | 9.1 | Carter | Dry | 12.4 | Knox | Dry | 11.8 | Pike | Moist | 11.3 | Pulaski | Moist | 15 | As you can see in the chart above that Carter and Knox counties, which are dry counties, have about the same rate of unemployment as the moist counties of Pike and Pulaski. The wet counties, Franklin and McCracken have the lowest unemployment rate. As you can see the dry counties have a smaller population that the moist and wet counties. Therefore; the larger population of counties prefer sale of alcohol, which creates more jobs so the unemployment rate goes...
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...5.1 Situation Analysis This small-town distribution firm was created by James Brunswick, after his employment as a senior logistics officer of a larger-size freight company operating out of Chicago and distributing to seven states. He began this company with only his two college buddies in his grandmothers shed, and with a single loan from the bank, he was on his way to success. Once business began to increase, James decided to relocate to a bigger building, on the outside of the town. Brunswick Distribution implements resale strategies, to get products from manufacturer to retailers on time and efficiently. Simply put, they are classified as single distributors. While BDI is a rather diminutive distribution firm, their customer base spans from all over their local environment. With a focus on quality and efficiency, in and around the tiny town of Moline; however, it still isn’t as little as the shed they began BDI in, for their first nine months of service. (Even without a strategic game plan, they were dedicated to making the company work, and would do whatever it took to ensure that it did.) After the first relocation, Brunswick decided on an additional step, which was a milestone, to say the least. He signed a contract with Kitchen-Aid. Located not far, just 35 miles outside Moline and specializing in high-end kitchen appliances, they signed the agreement in 1992. By the end of 2000, BDI had almost doubled in the area of 10,000 square foot building capacity...
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...A review of the UF49 in regards to this case prepared by the Commanding Officer of the 81 Precinct, D.I. Henderson revealed the following: On Monday, June 1, 2015 he was contacted by P.O. Aviles from IAB Command Center and was informed regarding a 911 call placed by an unidentified female, containing threats to an unspecified MOS of the 81 Precinct. A female caller contacted the 911 twice and stated that she has been a victim of a sexual harassment and claimed that "they" took her money. She did not specify who "they" she was referring to. During the second call, the female caller made reference to the line of duty deaths of Detectives Liu and Ramos and stated that if harassment does not stop, other officers from the 81 Precinct were "going...
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...Detailed Fare Information All Aboard! This map gives detailed information about Chicago Transit Authority bus and elevated/subway train service, and shows Pace suburban bus and Metra commuter train routes in the CTA service area. It is updated twice a year, and available at CTA rail stations, Metra downtown terminals, visitor centers, airports, or by calling the RTA Travel Information Center number below. Regional Service Overview CTA runs buses (routes 1 to 206) and elevated/subway trains serving the city and 40 nearby suburbs. Most routes run daily through late evening, every 10 to 20 minutes. Sunday schedules apply on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. PACE runs buses throughout the suburbs (routes 208 and above), and many routes connect with CTA. Major routes run daily through mid-evening, every 30 to 60 minutes. You can use your CTA Transit Card, Chicago Card®, Chicago Card Plus®, or certain CTA Passes to ride. METRA runs 11 suburban commuter train lines from several downtown Chicago terminals. Rush hour service is frequent; otherwise every 1 to 2 hours. Most routes run daily. Fares are separate, but a Link-Up Pass is available to Metra monthly ticketholders for use on CTA (weekdays 6am–9:30am and 3:30pm–7pm) or Pace (anytime). SOUTH SHORE LINE runs commuter trains between downtown Chicago (Millennium and Van Buren stations) and South Bend Airport in Indiana. Daily service. Fares are separate. For...
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...On February 28, 2018, at approximately 0825 hours, Investigator Mems conducted a recorded interview with, Joshua Hodgkiss, at Pulaski County Criminal Investigations Division. Mr. Hodgkiss was read his Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Advice and Understanding of Rights Form. Mr. Hodgkiss acknowledged he understood his rights by indicating yes next to each and initialing. Mr. Hodgkiss then waived his rights and agreed to make a statement in reference to a Burglary of Residence and Theft, which occurred at 10413 Dreher Road in Little Rock, AR. What follows is a summary of Mr. Hodgkiss’ statement. >>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >> > >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>> > >> >>> Mr. Hodgkiss stated he was at his friend, Jeremy Adams, residence located on Reinke Road in Little Rock, AR. Mr. Hodgkiss identified the second friend as, Stacy Mathis, and stated Mr. Mathis drove up to Mr. Adams residence driving either a red Dodge Pickup truck, or a black SUV. Mr. Hodgkiss continued on to state Mr. Mathis asked Mr. Hodgkiss if he had his...
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...from the heart concerning issues within the city of Huntsville. He wanted to know are the city of Huntsville actually bettering the quality of life for all the citizens and is we really focus on being one Huntsville, home from making great decisions from integration mass inconsistency and being able to have a surplus in economy well as keeping jobs international recession. He mainly aim was the city of Huntsville failing schools closing them down, combining them and giving them a new name. Instead of changing the name of the schools, fix the issues within the community where kids can be focus in the classrooms. He also made a valuable point which is that the K.K.K was founded in Pulaski, Tennessee, and now we going to take all the predominant black schools in this city and put them in one building on Pulaski pike. He asks the board to be more transparent toward the school systems in Huntsville and be considerate. Ron Dilmer had an issue on 2101 kinder Street, huge fence city of Huntsville on July 25, 2013. He wasn’t notified as property owner. There was an agreement with the city, 23ft property line and 23ft from the city road. Hassles on the road, disability act were also violated and there was a misuse of research from the city. Richard Showers, Sr is the president Pro-Tem (District I) questioned the distance...
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...Constitution and System of the State Paper POL215 September 19, 2011 Benjamin Bolger Constitution and System of the State Arkansas state constitution is divided into nineteen articles. Article one deal with the boundaries of the state. The boundaries of are Arkansas begins at the main channel of the Mississippi River, west with the southern boundary line to Missouri and west to the north bank of the Red River. Article two is declaration of rights, in my opinion they are the similar to the bill of rights and remaining amendments of the United States Constitution. Article three is the Franchise and Elections, it basically the guideline for individuals that would like to become elected officials. Article four is the Department, breaks down the department and state that no other person can exercise any power over another. Article five is the Legislative department; power of the people of the State shall be vested in a General Assembly. “It consist of the Senate and House of Representatives, but the people reserve to themselves the power to propose legislative measures, laws and amendments to the Constitution, and to enact or reject the same at the polls independent of the General Assembly; and also reserve the power, at their own option to approve or reject at the polls any entire act or any item of an appropriation bill ("Arkansas State Constitution Of 1874", 2011).” Article six is the executive department, “it consists of a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Secretary...
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...Running head: EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEE SERVICE MEMBERS IN USERRA 1 Employers and Employee Service Members in a USERRA Environment Barry Eason, Karen Carr and Chanel Tillman Webster University Author Note This paper was prepared for HRMG 5000 – Managing Human Resources, Wednesday night class, taught by Professor Sha Stephens. EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEE SERVICE MEMBERS IN USERRA 2 Employers and Employee Service Members in a USERRA Environment If you are a place of business that has an employee who is also a uniformed service member, there will be a time when that service member is either called to their annual two-week training or there could be a possibility where they may be directed to deploy in-country or overseas during periods lasting from three months to over a year. In these situations, the employer needs to know that the military member has rights that protect various aspects of their employment and that these rights are outlined by the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 (USERRA). USERRA is a federal law monitored by the Department of Labor, whose website states that the purpose of the law is to ensure that persons who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, Reserves, National Guard or other uniformed services: (1) are not disadvantaged in their civilian careers because of their service; (2) are promptly reemployed in their civilian jobs upon their return from duty; and (3) are not...
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...These days, Companies around the globe need successful and productive accounting software that support the firm and help it in development whether it’s an expansive endeavor or a little venture. The requirement for the business to have its accounts fit as a fiddle year-round is considerably a momentous accomplishment. The purpose is to help business operations run in a smooth by keeping track of all business transactions in the company (Campbell, 2012). The growth of the accounting system allows the growth of the business because the accounting system because more well-organized. With the accounting needs growth corresponding with the growth of the business, it is substantially important to analyze the great benefits of an efficient accounting system for the short and long term of a company. The firm indulgence in seeking the consultancy service for the Live project - QuickBooks in Action, the Prime Consultancy firm will seek to offer an expert opinion on the adequacy of establishing an accounting system using QuickBooks to BoliEve Inc. Allowing Prime Consultancy firm to be your consultant will not only avail consultancy services from personnel who are highly qualified and experienced at an affordable compensation, the firm will save the time and resources needed to successfully run the business and also ensure the firm takes a step in the right direction (Madeira, 2014). Granting Prime Consultancy the opportunity to offer consultancy services for establishing an accounting...
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...Immaculate Cleaning Services Twenty River Rock Place North Little Rock, AR 72201 Telephone: (555) 555-5555 Facsimile: (555) 555-5555 www.immaculatecleaningservices.xyz John Doe Smith 2323 Maple Drive Little Rock, AR 72212 Cell: (501) 598-6572 johnsmith@immaculatecleaningservices.xyz Copy #1 Disclaimer: This is a sample plan only. The numbers and information contained are fictitious and should not be used as a resource. Table of Contents I. II. III. IV. Cover Page Table of Contents Executive Summary Financing Proposal Loan Amount Required Terms & Utilization Collateral Owner’s Equity Contribution 1 3 3 3 3 3 V. Company Description Company History & Mission Overview of Products & Services Business Location Legal Structure 3 3 3 3 4 VI. Industry Analysis Industry Description Occupational Outlook Barriers to Entry SWOT Analysis 4 4 4 5 5 VII. Products & Services Primary Services Distribution Channels Pricing Structure & Strategy Sources of Competitive Advantage 5 5 5 6 6 VIII. Market Analysis Service Customers Competition Location Marketing Strategy Customer Demand Forecast for Demand 6 6 7 7 9 10 12 12 IX. Management & Organization Management Responsibilities Advisory Team Employee Position Description 12 12 13 13 X. Operational Plan Methods of Service Delivery Credit Policies Personnel Equipment, Technology & Inventory Legal Exit Strategy 13 13 14 14 16 16 17 XI. Financial Plan & Projections ...
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