...request for Tucson Airport, USA Arizona is being processed. Booking reference number: 29398835 We recommend You to take note of Your booking reference number. Steps to do now: 1. Check your e-mail address! Please check if provided e-mail vinay.nenwani@gmail.com is correct. If it is not, please contact our support team! It is important, because you will receive voucher on this e-mail. Also we recommend You to take note of Your booking reference number. 2. Print this page for your records 3. Your booking is not confirmed until you receive confirmation voucher from us Thank you for booking with Atlaschoice. Your rental for Tucson Airport is now being requested directly from our supplier. Your booking number is 29398835. We will confirm the services requested by email to vinay.nenwani@gmail.com. If you have not received your booking request e-mail within 48 hours, please contact us by email to customercare@atlaschoice.com. Your vehicle is not confirmed until you receive your voucher from us, which you must present on arrival at your destination. 4. Login to self-service You can visit self service at any time to check or modify your booking, to print your voucher or re-read the specific terms and conditions applicable to your booking. 5. Enjoy your trip ;) Booking overview Nissan Versa 3door or similar in Tucson, USA Arizona for 2 day(s) Vehicle features Pick-up location Pick-up Date and Time Customer comment Seats: 5, Doors: 2, Automatic, A/C Tucson Airport...
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...Operation Fast & Furious was a firearms program started by a branch of the Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. It stood from 2009 to 2011 and was meant to persuade Arizona gun vendors to sell guns to wanted criminals, so that authorities could then track the guns from Arizona as the criminals migrate from place to place. Republican Darrel Issa, chairman of the Government Reform committee, has made monumental efforts to expose operation Fast & Furious to people across America. Issa has cited his opinion of the Obama administration has the "most corrupt" in all of history. As a result, Democrats see Issa's ideas as a way to further shame the president and a means of political and social gain. The Patriot Act allows authorities...
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...Of Ocean Tides and Understanding Whether she is writing essays, novels, or memoirs, author Barbara Kingsolver focuses her lens on the natural world. The memoir Animal, Vegetable, Miracle is the author’s testament to the power of locally grown foods. In Prodigal Summer, the Appalachian wilderness is as much a character as are the human protagonists. In her essay “High Tide in Tucson,” she recognizes that as humans we are part of the animal kingdom and that we have a natural responsibility to connect to what is most basic about our nature in order to persevere. Characteristic of Kingsolver’s writing, she draws readers in with superb imagery. Before touching upon theme, she tells a story – one of a hermit crab that has taken an unlikely journey to the desert. Her character isn’t just an ordinary hermit crab but “an outlaw against nature” with “red stiletto legs splayed in all directions.” Her words “outlawed” and “splayed” emphasize the crab’s foreignness. The crab is a transplant in the desert, much as the author is. She says: “When I was twenty-two, I donned the shell of a tiny...
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...E&S Tucson - November 1999 Benchmarking from A to Z Using Benchmarking to Achieve Improved Process Performance Kay Kendall Director, Quality and Six Sigma E&S Tucson - November 1999 Definition from Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary Benchmark (n.) • a mark on a permanent object indicating elevation and serving as a reference in topographical surveys and tidal observations • a point of reference from which measurements may be made • something that serves as a standard by which others may be measured E&S Tucson - November 1999 Outline • • • • • • • • • Why Benchmark? Selecting Targets Terminology Cost/Benefit Analysis Keys to Successful Benchmarking The Benchmarking Process Tools of Benchmarking Identifying Candidate Partners The Site Visit and Beyond E&S Tucson - November 1999 Why Benchmark? + + + + + + + Identify opportunities Set realistic but aggressive goals Challenge internal paradigms on what is possible Understand methods for improved processes Uncover strengths within your organization Learn from the leaders’ experiences Better prioritize and allocate resources Performance Improvement E&S Tucson - November 1999 Comparing Scenarios DEFINING CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHING EFFECTIVE GOALS DEVELOPING TRUE MEASURES OF PRODUCTIVITY BECOMING COMPETITIVE Without Benchmarking • Based on history/gut feel • Acting on perception • • • • • Lack external focus Reactive Lagging industry Pursuing pet projects Strengths and weaknesses not understood...
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...In a new SUV / SUV comparison in the US, Hyundai Tucson 2011 has been ranked No. 5. What does this subcompact crossover have to offer? The Hyundai Tucson arrived in the United States in 2005 and its style was similar to the Santa Fe but with more fluid lines. The latest Tucson is one of the first Hyundai to use the design philosophy of the vehicle manufacturer's Fluidic Sculptured. Two four-cylinder engines are available and include a 2.0-liter bed with 164 horsepower and 146 feet of torque and a torque of 2.4 liters at 176 horsepower and 168 feet of torque. Transmission choices include a five-speed manual or a six-speed automatic. The controller moves very slowly and facilitates the motor in its powerband. The 2.0-liter engine moves the...
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...The Islamic Religion The Islamic religion is growing rapidly every day. It has been estimated that 1.57 billion Muslims surround the world today (Greene, 2007). That is the second largest religion after Christianity at a 2.25 billion population (Greene, 2007). What is this growing religion called Islam and what does it take to become a true Muslim? Many questions arise about the Islamic religion as well as curiosity regarding the significance of major holy days, prayer, and most important what Muslims believe. “Submission to the will of God,” is what Islam can be defined as (Robinson, 2007). A person choosing to believe and submit himself or herself to the Islamic religion is called a Muslim. When a Muslim decides to commit to the Islamic religion, they are choosing to believe in a God named Allah (Robinson, 2007). Allah is an Arabic word that means, “the one true God” (Robinson, 2007). It is believed by religious historians that the Islamic religion originated by the Prophet Muhammad in 622 CE; however, most Islamic followers believe Muhammad was not born when Islam was created. In the Qur’an it states, “There is no god but God; Muhammad is the messenger of God” (Robinson, 2007). Allah chose the Prophet Muhammad to be his messenger, and spread his teachings from the Qur’an to any Muslims who wanted to convert, or to learn about the Islamic religion (Robinson, 2007). Allah wanted Muhammad to distribute his knowledge far and wide around the world. The Qur’an is the...
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...Implementation Plan CMGT/445 Implementation Plan Project Name: City of Tuscon Case Management Software (City of Tucson, 2013) Project Stakeholders City of Tucson Arizona Nathan Daou - Nathan.Daou@tucsonaz.gov – Contract Officer Project Description * The purpose of this project is to provide the City of Tucson Attorney with Case Management Software * The main challenge of this project will be to provide a proven, open system standards-based solution that requires little or no custom software development to meet the requirements stated in this solicitation * The desired outcome of this project is to improve productivity for the City of Tucson Attorney in this management of cases. Measurable Organizational Value (MOV) · The primary measure of value for this project will be to provide the City of Tucson, AZ with a case management software application to increase productivity of the City Attorney and staff as well as provide a new case management application to replace the old software being used. Employee satisfaction with the improvement can be surveyed and used to further measure the organizational success of this project. Project Scope · The City of Tucson Attorney’s office and the offices of his staff and secretaries will be fitted with new computer systems, upon approval, as well as a copy of the new case management software in a client/server configuration in order to allow all members of the City Attorney’s staff real time...
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...Phoenix, AZ A study done by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, conducted between 1992 and 1998, found that Arizona was by far the most dangerous state for red light-related deaths, with Phoenix, Mesa and Tucson being the first, third, and fourth most deadly metro areas in the U.S. Consider the social costs of red-light running to Arizona as a whole. Statistics from the Arizona Department of Transportation and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety show that red light running in 2005 caused a total of 8,349 crashes in Arizona, which killed 80 people and injured 7,494 others. Below are some 2005 statistics from a few major cities in the state: |City |Crashes |Fatalities |Injuries | |Phoenix |3014 |19 |2902 | |Tucson |997 |6 |841 | |Tempe |507 |4 |394 | |Mesa |646 |9 |565 | |Scottsdale |347 |3 |306 | |Glendale |316 |3 |302 | [pic] http://www.arizonadriver.com/course_sample.html?p=14 The city has the cameras at 12 locations. Only one of those intersections - 15th and Missouri avenues - is among the top five for accidents. Another intersection with cameras, 53rd Avenue and Indian School Road, ranks in the top 10. Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2011/06/19/20110619phoenix-red-light-cameras...
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...United States and compare two of them. After researching quite a few of them I decided to talk about the city of Tucson Arizona neighborhood watch and the LAPD (Los Angeles police department) neighborhood watch program. Before I talk about the two programs, I will first define what a neighborhood watch is. According to our book as well as different internet definitions, it is simply a program of neighbors watching out for each other during the workday, evenings, vacations or any other absence. The purpose of this program is to create an alert neighborhood by using simple crime prevention methods. This program works with the mutual aid of neighbors watching property of neighbors. This had several advantages. First, your neighbors will be familiar with your lifestyle, material possessions, and family members. They will know what type of cars you drive and who belongs, as a rule, at our residence. If a police officer drove by your home, he might not recognize that the person standing in your front yard is a stranger but an alert neighbor will recognize that this person is a stranger. The most important thing to know about these programs is that they do NOT promote vigilantism. You are never asked to put yourself in harm’s way to prevent crime. You are only asked to observe and report suspicious behavior and activities to the police department. The City of Tucson Arizona has a neighborhood watch program that seems to be organized on paper. They are divided into five different...
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...Executive Summary The Tri-Corp company is need of a complete networking solution. Tri-Corp has two offices, one in Phoenix, and the other in Tucson. The main office in Phoenix is a large 4-story building with 50 workstations and 10 network printers. The Tucson office has five separate workstations and three network capable printers. The clients use Outlook exchange web server for their email communications; both offices require data transfer on a daily basis. Each user requires access to the internet and the shared data stored on the nine clients workstations. DSL, cable, and T3 network solutions are available to the clients. The Tucson clients have a cable internet connection with 8mbps max upload and download limit. The physical layout of the Tucson office is a single story design where the workstations are located in five separate offices in a large building; an unused storage closet is located in a central point in between the offices of that building. Tri-Corps needs a reliable network, with a VPN service to accommodate the needs of traveling executives, upper management, and a growing workforce. Company executives at Tri-Corp have requested a remote access solution as part of their systems upgrade. The company desires its employees to have access to the network from their home PC’s and laptops as a method to help improve productivity and eliminate unnecessary travel and paperwork. In order to function more efficiently, many companies across the...
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...Gun Control Concealed Weapons Laws in Arizona Vernon Daniels Jr. Com 220 Jewel Jackson “Gun Control” Concealed Weapons Laws in Arizona Arizona has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation. It also has one of the highest rates of gun deaths in the country. But, how closely are guns and violence connected? The answer, like much involving guns in America, is complicated. Even though there is a right to bear arms, gun control laws in Arizona are in need of some work. There have been various shootings that have attributed to this need, adding the fact that carrying a concealed weapon is open to just about anyone only intensifies this need. “Arizona Fired Up Over Year-Old Weapons Law” is an article from 1995 in the Christian Science Monitor that discusses the stance that Tiffany Williams took regarding concealed weapons. Tiffany Williams is one of some 31,000 Arizonans who had decided that their safety hinged on toting guns, and thus had completed a 16-hour firearm-safety course required at that time to carry a concealed gun. Non-supporters of concealed weapons laws worried that as guns continue to show up in more hands, the greater the chance of violent incidents while supporters of concealed weapons laws argued that allowing people to carry firearms - openly or not - is a basic right, and gives people a greater sense of security. Tiffany...
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...Arizona and Federal Government 07/11/2014 The Preterritorial Period During Circa 10,000 B.C, Prehistoric Paleo inhabitants were present in Arizona. On Circa 2,000 B.C., Cochise Culture was originated and developed in what is now called southern Arizona. The Cochise people are known for growing vegetables; they also grow corn. During Circa 300 B.C., Hohokam settled in southern Arizona. From 1000 B.C. through 1,000 A.D, the Hohokam and Anasazi people created irrigation canals, agricultural villages, roads, and also complex ceremonial centers. On 500 A.D., Sinagua were seen farming near San Francisco Peaks. The years 700-1100 A.D. showed great progress and developments. During this period, Anasazi culture was developed in its Pueblo Period. During this period they used adobe bricks, stone slabs, mud, and sticks in order to create homes. During this time period, Kivas(underground ceremonial chambers) and cotton fabrics were established. On 1064 A.D., Sunset Crater erupts. From the dates of 1276-1299 A.D., a Great drought occurs in Arizona. During Circa 1300 A.D., the Casa Grande is built near the Gila River. Finally, during the Circa 1400 A.D., a culture decline is prevalent among the pre-historic groups. The Spanish Period The Spanish Period occurred during the years of 1528 through 1821. From the years of 1528 to 1536, an eight-year odyssey of Cabeza de Vaca along with his companions occurred. They were shipwrecked...
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...Rebar’s article on The PARK(ing) Day Manifesto spoke about the public realm that citizens can inhabit and the different forms of urbanism. Public realm could be defined as the parking lot of a shopping mall, or a lobby of a hotel, or a commercialized lot, or the zoning for a neighborhood, etc. This public realm is the urban space that either promotes gatherings for commercial, social or economical every day events. If the intentions of design of a public setting are based upon an authentic desire for social gatherings with no expectations of transaction, then it can truly be an authentic vehicle for social change. A great example of a well-designed urban space, which promotes a social gathering, is the open stretch of green area on the University...
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...Sigmund's Gourmet Pasta will be the leading gourmet pasta restaurant in Eugene, OR with a rapidly developing consumer brand and growing customer base. The signature line of innovative, premium, pasta dishes include pesto with smoked salmon, pancetta and peas linguini in an alfredo sauce, and fresh mussels and clams in a marinara sauce. Sigmund's Gourmet Pasta also serves distinct salads, desserts, and beverages. Sigmund's Gourmet Pasta will reinvent the pasta experience for individuals, families, and take out customers with discretionary income by selling high quality, innovative products at a reasonable price, designing tasteful, convenient locations, and providing industry-benchmark customer service. In order to grow at a rate consistent with our objectives, Sigmund's is offering an additional $500,000 in equity. Existing members will be given the first option to subscribe to the additional equity to allow each of them to maintain their percentage of ownership. The portion not subscribed by existing members will be available for prospective new investors. Read more: http://www.mplans.com/pasta_restaurant_marketing_plan/executive_summary_fc.php#ixzz1gEUppQdh SWOT Analysis The following SWOT analysis captures the key strengths and weaknesses within the company, and describes the opportunities and threats facing Sigmund's Gourmet Pasta. Strengths • Strong relationships with vendors that offer high-quality ingredients and fast/frequent delivery schedules. ...
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...Demographics of urban Native Americans Urban Native Americans are the fastest-growing segment of native populations. Due to the lack of economic stability Native Americans are moving away from their traditional reservations in search of employment. Native Americans are faced with many new and unforeseen cultural aspects that they are not accustomed to. Urban Native Americans had to overcome these challenges for the benefits of their families. The US federal government had a doctrine to try to simulate Native Americans into mainstream society. The US federal government tried different approaches such as establishing Bureau of Indian affairs schools, so that they could instill Western-style education that would replace traditional teachings of their cultures. This movement was called “killed Indian save the man”. The next avenue of approach the federal government news was the relocation program that ran from 1948 through 1979. This program was this designed to relocate and train Native Americans in jobs that were located in major metropolitan cities. Federal government thoughts where to give Native Americans new life’s often it lead to Native Americans losing touch with their Native American identities. These cities were Denver, New York, Los Angeles and other major metropolitan areas. Present-day these cities have large urban Native American populations. Their transition to city life was often difficult due to a lack of necessary support (i.e. finding housing, accessing job training...
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