...Windshield Survey Bay Ridge is an interesting neighborhood with quiet residential areas, plenty of recreational activities, shops, and restaurants. The homes in Bay Ridge cover a wide spectrum of styles and prices. The housing here is mostly made up of single family homes on tree-lined streets, but there are also a lot of co-ops and some apartments. It's very safe; the neighbors in Bay Ridge are friendly and look out for each other. The population is mainly Italian, Greek, and Irish, but there are a good number of Arabic speaking residents as well. It also has a huge elderly population because this is a town where people stay their whole lives. There is no shortage of things to do with lots of restaurants that serve ethnic foods, nice parks, and a lovely pier where people fish. Most of the action takes place on 86th street, and there are more than one hundred bars in this town. While there are subway stations and an express bus in Bay Ridge, the commute to Manhattan is lengthy. Drivers have easy access to major highways, but parking can be challenging. Most people, especially the senior will walk to their destination. The lack of parking adds to the problem. It does not make sense to move the car when there is no parking available. Some houses have created their own parking spaces by making a space in the front yard Upon walking down 86th street, the street is lined with every kind of store you would expect to find in a mall in suburban America: Century 21, McDonald's, 86...
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...MASENO UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR—ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ============================================================ Tel: 254-057-51622,51620,51008,51011 Private Bag Fax: 254-057-51221,51153 MASENO Website: www.maseno.ac.ke AFFIX PASSPORT SIZE PHOTO Application No.——————– NOTE: i. That the completed from should be submitted to the ACADEMIC REGISTRAR, MASENO UNIVERSITY, PRIVATE BAG, MASENO;PRINCIPAL CITY CAMPUS COLLEGE, BOX 3275 – 40100,KISUMU;COORDINATOR, HOMA-BAY TOWN LEARNING CENTRE, BOX 716 – 403000,HOMA-BAY That all candidates applying must attach copies of their certificates/transcripts, Identity Card/Waiting Card/Birth Certificate, Original Receipt for purchase of the form. That applicants should indicate the campus of interest: whether Kisumu City Campus College (Day/Evening/Weekend/School based); Homa-Bay(Day/Evening/Weekend/School based) or Maseno Campus (Regular) iv. V 1 PERSONAL DETAILS Other names in full:————————— Date of Birth:————/—————/—— Day Month year Gender: Male————— Female —— Marital Status: Married: ——————— Nationality:——————————— Country of origin:—————————— Address for correspondence ii Iii That information will be sent only to successful candidates. That the names appearing on this from should be the same as those in your certificates. ————————————–————————————– Single:—————————— Telephone:———————–-- 2 PROGRAMMES APPLIED FOR (Tick as appropriate) 1. CERTIFICATE [ ] 2. DIPLOMA [ ] CERTIFICATE / DIPLOMA applied for:_____________________________...
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...MANAGEMENT PLAN Organization structure and personnel……………………… Key management personnel……………………………… Management compensation and ownership……………… Human resource strategy………………………………… Incentives and employment agreement………………….. Supporting advisors and services………………………… 5.0 OPERATIONS AND PRODUCTON PLANS Manufacturing and operational plans…………………….. Plant location and facilities………………………………. Capital equipment plans…………………………………. Requirement of service………………………………… Production and operation process……………………….. Strategy and plans……………………………………….. Regulatory and legal issues……………………………… Major difficulties and risks………………………………. Executive Summary. Pleasure Parking Limited, a parking bay service provider shall be registered in Kenya in January 2009. The company shall be located at Amazon house situated behind Kenyatta Avenue Nairobi Main Street. Currently Nairobi city council (NCC) the main parking service...
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...INDIVIDUAL POSTCODE ASSIGNMENT Student Name: | Nguyen Thi Mong Nghi | Student ID: | 18573400 | Class: | MK1MDP | Lecturer: | Peter Wong | Submit Date: | December 19, 2015 | EXCUTIVE SUMMARY This report explored the hypothesis that ALPHA PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT GROUP whether they should invest in property in Edgecliff. The report uses previous research (secondary data) to examine many elements, such as: demographics, geographic, type of dwelling, sales prices of dwelling… in order to decide should the ALPHA GROUP join the market or not. In conclusion, the result of this study recommends that the ALPHA PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT GROUP should target for renting house with target market – Upper class in Edgecliff. TABLE OF CONTENTS EXCUTIVE SUMMARY 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 INTRODUCTION 3 DISCUSSION 4 CONCLUSION 10 REFERENCE LIST 11 INTRODUCTION In marketing business, marketers usually use segmentation to have more knowledge about consumer from choosing more than one of many segmentation variables. Segmentation variables are grouped into four categories: demographic variables, geographic variables, psychographic variables and behaviouristic variables. In demographic and geographic variables, marketers think that there is a link between customer’s needs and purchasing behaviours. The ALPHA PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT GROUP is interested in investing significant amount of money into building property within Australia. The company has already developed a variety...
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...Here is a news account of the event that led to the charges against Ms. Harris: NASSAU BAY, Texas -- A Houston-area woman was arrested early Thursday morning, accused of running over her husband and killing him after learning that he was cheating on her. When asked about her husband's death, Clara Harris told News2Houston that, "It was an accident." But Nassau Bay police said that they don't see it as an accident and said that Harris has been charged with first-degree murder. The incident happened shortly before 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Hilton Nasa Clear Lake, Nasa Road 1, in Nassau Bay. Investigators said that Clara Harris confronted her husband, David Lynn Harris, in the hotel's lobby. "She said that she was just distraught over the marital problems that they were evidently having," Nassau Bay Police Lt. Joe Cashiola said. The argument moved to the hotel's parking lot, where Clara Harris got behind the wheel of her Mercedes and ran her husband down, authorities said. "Officers arrived on the scene and found the victim had been struck multiple times with the car," Cashiola said. "Since then, we have brought the wife up here for questioning (and) during the interview she has admitted her involvement." Police said that Clara Harris had long suspected her husband was cheating on her, and that her suspicions were allegedly confirmed by a private investigator. "She has admitted hiring a private investigation firm to follow her husband around," Cashiola said. "So there was some...
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...citizens. That we will protect and secure from the United States enemies and will be better equip, to prevent threats and attacks that are foreign and domestic. A paper we will discuss our point, of view of the Patriot Act and the related legislation that deal with the following areas. Like the Societal implications of the USA PATRIOT law and similar legislation limiting daily behaviors. Next are the worries associated to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, and beliefs as they identify with police agencies and security services. After that are the effect with technology and globalization and the balance of individual rights against public safety. Another is the influence of domestic and international terrorism about federal agencies also private security companies, and lastly is the conclusion. Societal implications of the USA PATRIOT Act and related legislation limiting daily behaviors For some of the citizens of the United States, the Patriot Act has no tangible impact on them. Although groups feel that, it could be harsh effects on constitutional rights. The theory of the patriot act can give the government more freedom to spy on citizens and use the argument within their case that the people they are spying on having links or are a part of terrorist groups. There are some instances indications that provision made a fishing expedition amid the groups of people who suspected of terrorism based on ethnicity or their religion. Then the NSA reports of privacy violations with the...
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...What type of IPO should E-Bay use to take Skype public - a traditional IPO or an online auction? E-Bay should use an online auction initial public offering (IPO) to take Skype public. In April 2009, E-Bay announced plans to separate Skype from the company. E-Bay’s main reason for selling Skype is the company allows 405 million users to make free phone calls over the internet which does not have the synergies to remain with an online payment business. This paper will argue that E-Bay an e-commerce company should use the online auction IPO procedure to take Skype public. This paper will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of going public and how using the traditional IPO is very costly compared to online auction /Dutch IPO procedures which gives more opportunity for individuals investors. Background E-bay leading ecommerce company brought Skype into the corporation to become come one of the largest telecommunications company in the world. Buying Skype would allow E-Bay to soar over all the other technology giants such as Google and Microsoft Company in the telecommunication industry. E-Bay paid $2.6 million in cash and stock for Skype along with future payments that could total an additional $1.5 billion ( Kafka, 2010). E-Bay found investment group led by Silver Lake would pay $1.9 billion in cash and retain 65% interest in Skype and E-Bay would keep hold of 35% equity interest. Initial Public Offering Advantage Going public will offer a...
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...Do you know any seventh graders who want to pursue and master their musical instrument? I know many, and we all have the same goal, to master our instruments. We also are all great friends, which helps us all help each other out. Despite the fact that the Oboe is an extremely difficult musical instrument, I want to master it and pursue it. Even though the oboe is a very difficult instrument, I want to master it. I want to master the Oboe so I can continue it, outside of school. I will end up accomplishing my goal by practicing as much as possible when I can and private lessons, I already do this one, but I need to practice a lot more. For me, my private instructor, and Bay Youth Wind Ensemble will have key roles in my success, as they help...
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...My facility evaluation took me to visit The Don Hutson Center, which is the indoor practice facility of the Green Bay Packers. The Hutson Center is located across the street from the legendary Lambeau Field, it was constructed in 1994 at a cost an estimated $4.7 million. The space has since been renovated and some technological advancements have been made inside of the structure to help the overall functionality of the facility for the Green Bay Packers. Following are a list of questions that was asked/answered by Bryan Nehring who works in Facilities/Equipment for the Green Bay Packers and has been there for 20+ years. His experience with the practice facilities and seeing the current facility evolve to what it is now was a great resource. Who was Don Hutson? The center is named after Don Hutson, who played for the Packers from 1935 to 1945. Hutson is a member of both the Pro Football and Packers Hall of Fame. The Don Hutson Center is the largest element of the Packers' practice facility, which is broken into two other fields; Ray Nitschke Field and Clarke Hinkle Field. What is the Facility Design? There are two practice fields inside the Don Hutson Center, a 70-yard field runs East & West, with another 60-yard field running North & South. This setup is optimal because it allows the offense and defense to practice simultaneously without the issues of space, it’s something in which for any coach works out to their advantage. With 90-foot and 85-foot high ceilings...
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...In the production of “A Few Good Men” two marines, Lance Corporal Dawson and Private Downey, are accused of murdering another marine, Private Santiago, at the naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Both men a suggesting that they are not guilty of murdering Private Santiago. Downey and Dawson said they were ordered by their platoon leader Lieutenant Kendrick to give Private Santiago a “Code Red”. A term used to describe physical and emotional abuse inflicted on a recruit who is seen lazy or violates marine code. Santiago could never keep up with his fellow marines and broke the “marine code” by writing to a higher ranking marine asking for a transfer off the naval base in Guantanamo Bay. Kendrick ordered Dawson and Downey to shave Private Santiago’s head and shove a rag in the Privates mouth, while doing so Santiago died of a heart attack. And the two marines Dawson and Downey were charged with murder and conduct unbecoming of an officer. At the beginning of the film one of the defense attorneys JoAnne Galloway is asking to defend these two young marines. The only problem...
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...protect the city from future hurricanes. In 1931 despite the protests of oil, towing, and timber operations, the entrance to Lake Anahuac on the northern shore of Trinity Bay was closed to protect rice irrigation systems. The 6,000 acre lake was isolated from the Galveston Bay system and converted to a shallow freshwater lake. In 1966, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers constructed a tidal floodgate, isolating Moses Lake from the bay which was once open to lower Galveston Bay. A levee system was also constructed on the southern shore of Moses Lake to protect the city from floodwaters. Other areas of impacted by isolation include the privately owned Delhomme hunting area and the impoundment used as part of the Reliant Energy Cedar Bayou Generating Station's cooling system. Shipping terminals impact shoreline through the dredging of channels, excavation of land for berths, and through the direct conversion of shoreline habitat to shipping terminal facilities. Some of the largest facilities in the Lower Galveston Bay watershed are the Port of Houston, which includes many private docks, Barbours Cut Terminal built in the 1970s near Morgan’s Point, and the Bayport Terminal near Red Bluff. The Texas City Dike is a five-mile long, mostly riprapped structure extending from Texas City into Lower Galveston Bay just north of Pelican Island. Construction of the dike was completed in 1934. The dike serves as a barrier to prevent siltation of the Texas City Ship Channel...
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...Riu Montego Bay Riu Montego Bay features 681 well-appointed guestrooms scattered throughout the property. The air-conditioned rooms include a balcony or terrace, satellite TV, direct dial phone, radio alarm clock, mini bar, liquor dispenser, electronic safe, and a well-stocked bathroom with bathtub, double sink, hair dryer and an amenities kit. Connecting rooms are available upon request. At Riu Montego Bay, the large swimming pool is top of the charts, but the jerk chicken available at the beach is reason enough to stay on the beach! Reserving dinner seating at the a la carte restaurants can be a chore. Ask at check-in how to get a table for the evening of your choice. When you want a champagne experience on a beer budget, this is your place. Riu Montego Bay offers excellent meals and superior service as part of its outstanding all-inclusive package. Ditch the boring 9 to 5 and get yourself to Riu Montego Bay for a dose of fun and excitement! Whether you'd rather hang out in the infinity pool, or just take a moment to enjoy the wonders that lie beyond the crystal-white beach, Riu Montego Bay has you covered! Located only three miles from downtown Montego Bay, Riu offers just the right blend of relaxation and exhilaration. If that isn't cool enough, you will love the weather. The Atlantic breezes keep temperatures comfortable all day. Riu Montego Bay Rose Hall Type: Buffet Hours: Breakfast - daily, 7am-10: 30; Dinner - daily, 6:30pm-10:...
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...Privatization of Prisons Private Prison, Inc. Introduction America has been getting tougher on lawbreakers. This is something that the public long has been demanding. The problem it creates, however, is a shortage of prison capacity to hold the increased numbers of convicted criminals. This has led to: prison overcrowding, sometimes prompting court actions against penal systems; rapidly rising operational outlays; and taxpayer resistance to the cost of new prisons. A partial answer to the problems of prison overcrowding and high costs may be the "privatization" of prisons. Costs and overcrowding problems are the driving force behind the privatization phenomenon. As a national average, it costs roughly $20,000 per year to keep an inmate in prison. There are approximately 650,000 inmates in state and local prisons. This costs taxpayers an estimated $18 billion each year. More than two thirds of the states are facing serious overcrowding problems, and many are operating at least 50 percent over capacity. Cost comparisons between private and government operation of prisons show frequent cost savings under private management. While the national average cost to hold a prisoner in a government run prison is $40 per inmate a day, many privately run prisons charge the governments on average lower fees. U.S. Corrections Corporation (USCC), a private company headquartered in Louisville charges Kentucky charges a daily fee of $25 per inmate. In their first year of operation in...
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...The Town of Eden Bay Eden Bay is a medium-sized municipality that owns and maintains a fleet of vehicles. It has grown rapidly, just like the demand for town services. The town currently owns 90 vehicles including police cars, sanitation trucks, fire trucks, and other vehicles assigned to town employees, which the town's equipment department maintains. The maintenance budget has risen sharply, and they are wondering whether the town should continue to perform its own maintenance or outsource it to private firms. Dawn, the IT manager, says that she was told that Eden Bay had a computerized information system for vehicle maintenance. But what she found was a spreadsheet designed by a part time employee as a quick answer to a complex problem. She wants to develop a proposal for a new system called RAVE, which stands for Repair Analysis for Vehicular Equipment. 1) Having a strategic plan is very important because it helps The Town of Eden Bay to provide direction and focus for all employees. The Town of Eden Bay has many workers that are all determined to succeed, but without having a strategic plan set in place, as well as a clear mission statement the employees are becoming frustrated. Some of the workers have mentioned that they work off a budget from year to year without any sight of a long-term plan set in place. This will surely add to their frustration and prevent the town from setting and reaching its desired long-term goals. Mission Statement: “To provide...
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...Andrenekia Milhouse September 10, 2015 System Analysis and Design The town of Eden Bay owns and maintains a fleet of vehicles. You are a systems analyst reporting to Dawn, the town’s IT manager. Background Eden Bay is a medium-sized municipality. The town has grown rapidly, and so has the demand for town services. Eden Bay currently owns 90 vehicles, which the town’s equipment department maintains. The fleet includes police cars, sanitation trucks, fire trucks, and other vehicles assigned to town employees. The maintenance budget has risen sharply in recent years, and people are asking whether the town should continue to perform its own maintenance or outsource it to private firms. This morning, Dawn called you into her office to discuss the situation. A summary of her comments follows: Dawn (IT manager): When I came here two years ago, I was told that Eden Bay had a computerized information system for vehicle maintenance. What I found was a spreadsheet designed by a part-time employee as a quick answer to a complex problem. It’s probably better than no system at all, but what we really need is a new information system to meet our current and future needs. I want to develop a proposal for a new system. For now, let’s call it RAVE, which stands for Repair Analysis for Vehicular Equipment. I met with the town manager, the equipment department, and several maintenance employees to understand their needs and concerns. I want you to start by reading the interview summaries...
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