...Charters 410-411). Therefore, Kerouac admits to doing anything that the narrator, SalParadise, did.One form of behavior that would be always be viewed negatively is excessive drinking. Saloften admits to drinking, but Kerouac uses this to make some interesting observations. For example, there is the time when Sal is with his friend Terry, and her brother Rickey andRickey’s friend Ponzo. Since Ponzo is in the business of buying and selling manure, they planto spend the say looking for manure, but they end up spending the day drinking (Kerouac,Road 92-3). At the end of the day, they go to a crossroads saloon, and Sal observes that“Americans are always drinking in crossroads saloons on Sunday afternoon; they bring thekids; they gabble and brawl over brews; everything’s fine. Come nightfall the kids start cryingand the parents are drunk. They go weaving back to the house” (Kerouac, Road 92-3)Another example of...
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...Tyronda R. Cole D03199304 Negotiations HR595 June 18, 2011 This paper will focus on the strategies and techniques used by members of a community in Cordova, Tennessee to prevent the opening and continued success of Stella Marris, a restaurant owned by Steve Cooper, a well established business owner within the community. Currently, the residents in Cordova are working diligently to stop a suspected strip club from opening in their area. Stella Marris Coastal Cuisine and Lounge, located at 7955 Fischer Steele Road, and owned by Steve Cooper originally opened in October 2009 but closed in the Summer of 2010 for renovations in order to upgrade the facilities. Based on Stella Marris’ Facebook page, they have implemented the following changes to the establishment in order to enhance and make the facility more conducive and elaborate for its clients and staff: Improvements to the property as well as operational refinements are being made to the facility. A new parking lot adjacent to the current lot and entry way from Germantown Parkway will be constructed for added convenience. Definitive signage along Germantown Parkway will be added for visibility. New bathrooms in place of some private rooms will be constructed. Some refinements in the lighting and sound system for disc jockey and live entertainment are in the works. Bar area, computer and surveillance systems will be upgraded. The planned renovations were based in part from feedback and operational handicaps...
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...Title: You are the Human Resource Manager of a large education institute. Staff development and training is part of your job scope. You have arranged for a Leadership course for your staff members. Invitations had been sent out and confirmations received. The course was initially scheduled to be held during a week day. Now, the course suddenly has had to be changed to a Saturday (a non working day) on short notice for unavoidable reasons. Write a letter to inform the invited senior staff members of the change, apologize for the inconveniences caused and persuade them to still attend the training. Reinstate the benefits and importance of the training on performing their roles and functions better and its value for their own personal development. The purpose of this letter is to inform all of the Columbia senior staff member that the initially schedule of Leadership course has been changed from Tuesday 9 August 2011 to Saturday 20 August 2011 , 2.00pm at the 504 Community Hall of the Columbia Campus. Here on, I commissary Columbia Higher Education Academy to make apologize to the senior staff members for inconveniences caused of change the course time to Saturday (a non working day). The course has been changed due to the schedule conflict with our schedule speaker. We are very recognition this Leadership course, so we arranged a famous lecturer Robert Morris who come from Australia’s Curtin College to discuss the method of “How to lead team to work in a multicultural...
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...Katherine Supajijsawat Student ID D40139424 s.katherine@hotmail.com HOSP590 Event Planning and Management Keller Graduate School of Management Professor Christopher Zombas Sept. 1, 2015 HOSP 590 : WEEK 1 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT Part 1: The scenario part C : A pharmaceutical company exhibiting at a medical convention trade show in your city wants to host an off-site evening hospitality reception for 200 of its best customers, featuring a theme that celebrates the local culture. Main purposes of this reception to show appreciation to customers after medical convention trade show. Main goal is to enhance and build even stronger relationship with customers. Another goal is take advantage of this opportunity for marketing and promote company’s new product. Anticipation : Utilizing the following tools to promote the event and invite attendees ; Video promote the event posted in youtube, Poster, Flyer invitation to pharmaceutical companies and best customers. Utilizing these tools to promote the event and invite attendees. These tools include date and vendors that join this reception. Arrival : Every attendees will be greet and receive pill box engraved company name and logo of the company. Near entrance if booth show recent new technologies and research of pharmaceutical industry ; especially new products from the company. Attendees could visit the booth before the programs start. Atmosphere : Gala dinner and dance theme. The decoration is emphasis on...
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...Hernandez novelties Phone: 2442-0580 Adress: 2nd Street East # 8, Barrio Santa Cruz, Metapan, Santa Ana Distance: 52 km from Santa Ana city Products: Crafts, Embossing, hammocks, typical clothing, etc. Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 8am to 12m and from 2pm to 5pm Sunday from 8am to 12noon Apuzunga Water Park phone: (503) 2440-5130 / 2483-8952 Address: Located on International Road Km.100. Conchagua Metapán. Distance: 36 km from Santa Ana, and 3.3km, or five minutes from the turnoff to Apuzunga. Web site: raftingelsalvador.info/apuzunga.html apuzunga@yahoo.com Services: 5 natural water pools, slides, trampolines, restaurant, football and basketball courts, pool tables, multipurpose ranches, extreme sports such as rafting and canopy Opening hours: Every day, from 7:00 am. To 5:00 pm. Fee: Adults $ 3.00 and Children $ 2.00 "If you like the adrenaline of extreme sports, Apuzunga Water Park is perfect for you. Experience the Rafting, unique in western El Salvador.” Montecristo National Park Located in the city of Metapán, department of Santa Ana, A 117 km. from San Salvador, located in the northwestern region of El Salvador, near the border with Guatemala and Honduras. Hours: Monday to Friday: 07:30 am-12: 30 pm and 01:30 pm-03: 30 pm Entry fee: $ 3 domestic visitors. $ 6 visitors. Prepaid cash. Request permission from the Ministry of Environment MARN, phone: (503) 2267-6259...
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...Fairhope, Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia are both amazing cities in their own right. One is enormous, and the other is small. Atlanta is a financial hub that attracts people from around the world, Fairhope is a far less populated city that grows from within. Both cities have astounding beauty that share the same warm feeling that is only found in the southern region of the United States. Although they differ in many aspects, Fairhope, Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia share several similarities. The city of Fairhope lies in Baldwin County, Alabama and embodies everything that a small southern town should. Sitting on the Gulf of Mexico, across from Mobile, Fairhope radiates small town charm and southern hospitality. The buildings were made in...
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...Helen, Georgia vs. SoWo Frank Meals DeVry University Helen, Georgia vs. SoWo It's a quiet day in Helen Georgia population 580 with a 2.1 Square mile radius. With a town this small in size you would never think that it would be the meeting place of the Second Largest Volkswagen meet in the United States. We, Volkswagen enthusiast that is, call the meet SoWo or Southern Worthesee. The City of Helen nestled in the mountains of north Georgia and has a nostalgic feeling of being in Germany the infrastructure of the town is made to look like its sister city in Fussen, Bavaria in Germany, yes I said Germany which makes this quiet town of 580 people the perfect spot for a European car meet. The town of Helen has a lot of activities such as a lazy river where you can ride an inner tube down the ice cold Chattahoochee River that runs out of the mountains of north Georgia. The roads around Helen remind you of riding the twisting and winding roads of the Alps in Bavaria. You can rent a Chateau in the woods with breath taking views of the Appalachian Mountains. So you can see why this event would be held in Helen. For three days in the middle of May the town of Helen transforms into a different city not quite as everybody knows it. The rumble of hundreds of modified Volkswagen enters the Town in a Convoy headed to the Helendorf Hotel, they almost sound like bumble bees when hearing the notes from their exhaust music to any enthusiasts ears, but the indigenous people of Helen...
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...Abstract— Cities need to become smarter by becoming more sustainable, more efficient and more livable. Information technology is helpful in making the city smarter. Smart cities are based on eight pillars comprises of buildings, energy, water, recycling, healthcare, mobility, services and finance. This paper focuses mainly on energy, environment and infrastructure which include all the eight pillars. The key drivers in smart city in terms of energies are maintaining grids reliability and stability, improving energy efficiency across the value chain, integrating intermittent CO2 free energy and intelligent energy storage. Smart infrastructure in smart cities are sensor networks, digital management of water and waste management, resources awareness,...
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...close proximity of airports and many large and convenient transportation paths which link the Town of Cross Roads with an abundance of employment locations in cities such as Dallas, Frisco, Denton, and McKinney. DFW has experienced a large increase in population size in the past 50 years or so. There have been several economic pressures such as a rise in the number of foreclosures and diminishing credit. DFW is known as one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the United States, and from 1990 to 2000 it grew by approximately 29% and gained a little over one million residents. From 2000-2009 the population grew to nearly 6,637,230. DFW is adding nearly 100,000 new residents annually. One population movement trend in DFW in recent years is for people to move away from the busy downtown city areas into less dense communities like Frisco and Little Elm and even smaller country towns like Cross Roads. Planned communities are very popular now as well. McKinney is rated the second best place in the country to live in 2012 by Money Magazine and USA Today named Denton in 2012 Best Small Towns in America. These towns along 380 are bringing in residents and increasing traffic. Specific Industry: Five Forces Analysis Some of Cross Roads main competitors are Savannah, Paloma Creek, Providence Village, Little Elm, McKinney, Frisco, Aubrey, and Krugerville. A lot of the surrounding towns and communities are very similar to Cross Roads and are trying to take advantage of the rapid...
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...located in Maotanchang town, Lu An city of Anhui Province in China. Despite the prosperous cities like Shanghai or Guangzhou near the coast, Maotanchang town is in the middle of China, inside foot hills of Anhui. Maotanchang town did not enjoy the economic growth of China’s opening economy, but instead, it specialised in becoming a Gaokao cramming town. 2. What make Maotanchang a cram city? 2.1 Inland Cities’ Inherited Disadvantages In 1979, Deng Xiaoping established several economic special zones in coastline cities of China, including Shanghai and Guangzhou. These cities, has become some of the richest cities in China. And their open economy and advantageous geographic position plays a big role. But small towns like Maotanchang didn’t enjoy much of the opening of China economy. According to The Economists, Anhui’s GDP is only equivalent to Pakistan, while Shanghai’s GDP is equivalent to Finland. The poor location Anhui province is in and the lack of labour, infrastructure facilities made these inland cities hard to enjoy the same growth as coastal cities. Coastal cities contributes XX% of Chinese GDP in 2014, however inland cities only represent XX percent. 2.2 Education Specialization as a Solution to Economic Struggle Lacking specialised industries, Maotanchang thus focus on education, and become a “cramming” specialised city, which can keep it...
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...Fahey 12/10 2014 Dead City To Be Brought Back to Life In Ordos, Inner Mongolia in China, Kangbashi district is filled with skyscrapers, government buildings, museums and theatres. Kangbashi looks just like another rising urban center of prosperity, except that there is hardly anyone living there even though it was originally designed to house and entertain one million people. It has been infamous for being the largest ‘ghost city’ in China and unfortunately, it is not the only one. China’s economy has been growing rapidly over the past decades and so is realty business, but problems follow. As a result of a real estate bubble, ‘ghost cities’ sprang up all over the country. The media portrays the deserted plazas and dead stillness in daytime as the excessive Chinese infrastructure investment, and although the media shows cause great concerns, the Chinese government rarely has open discussions on this problem. In my point of view, ‘Ghost Cities’ in China is an important issue since it affects the urbanization, utilization of resources, lives of Chinese citizens and ultimately the development of the entire country. In this paper, I will use Ordos as a typical case study in order to look into some of the contributing factors to this issue such as politics, the economy, social structure and traditional culture, and I will present further thoughts in a broader context. First, I will try to answer the following questions: What are the causes of ghost cities? What are the policies...
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...Process Pg 26 - 34 Supporting Documentation Pg 35 Rea Task Level Model Pg 36 - 41 Conclusion Pg 42 Company Information Pg 43 Bibliography Pg 44 Introduction Cape Town Partnership was established in the year 1999 by their chief executive officer Mike Farr. Over the past decade, Cape Town Partnership has been developing and improving the CBD (Central Business District). The Cape Town Partnership is an agency which facilitates partnerships between government and private sectors. Through the Cape Town Central City Improvement District who is closely affiliated with the Partnership, they manage the operational activities, to assist with project development and urban management. Since its establishment, the Cape Town Partnership has become an internationally acclaimed model of public and private partnerships between property owners and businesses supported by the City of Cape Town. Cape Town Partnership specializes in major city projects such as building and maintaining of roads in central business district, promoting a safer and cleaner city, the company also provides security in the business district and it creates job opportunities for those who are unemployed. Therefore the company is subsidized by the government and investors to provide the value services that they need to produce. For this assignment I...
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...When thinking of a big city the first thing that runs through the mind of many is prodigious buildings whose highest point meets the clouds. They think of bright lights and vast opportunity, and many unrecognizable faces roaming the streets. In turn, a small town may be regarded with thoughts of close knit community where you receive your diploma next to the person who you learned to walk with, small mom and pop business’s and friendly familiar faces roaming the streets. Big cities and small towns can be regarded to day and night, as their differences are vast and plentiful. Prominently, there is a major difference between many aspects of small town DeWitt in rural Iowa and metro city Miami in inner city Florida. Particularly differing in identities...
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...free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article is about the city in England. For other uses, see Cambridge (disambiguation). City of Cambridge | — City & non-metropolitan district — | King's College Chapel, seen from the Backs | Coat of Arms of the City Council | | Cambridge shown within Cambridgeshire | Coordinates: 52.205°N 0.119°E | Sovereign state | United Kingdom | Constituent country | England | Region | East of England | Ceremonial county | Cambridgeshire | Admin HQ | Cambridge Guildhall | Founded | 1st century | City status | 1951 | Government | • Type | Non-metropolitan district, city | • Governing body | Cambridge City Council | • Mayor | Sheila Stuart[1] | • MPs: | Julian Huppert (LD) Andrew Lansley (C) | Area | • Total | 44.65 sq mi (115.65 km2) | Elevation | 20 ft (6 m) | Population (2011 est.) | • Total | 123,900 (ranked 171st) | • County | 752,900 | • Ethnicity[2] | 73.8% White British 1.3% White Irish 9.8% White Other 2.2% Mixed Race 5.5% Asian 5.1% Chinese and other 2.3% Black | Time zone | Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0) | • Summer (DST) | BST (UTC+1) | Postcode | CB1 – CB5 | Area code(s) | 01223 | ONS code | 12UB (ONS) E07000008 (GSS) | OS grid reference | TL450588 | Website | www.cambridge.gov.uk | Cambridge in 1575 The city of Cambridge (i/ˈkeɪmbrɪdʒ/ KAYM-brij) is a university town and the administrative centre of the county of Cambridgeshire, England....
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...As a 10 year old boy in 1929, he never got the chance to come to town. Generally on Saturday, his parents would go to town to get their groceries while he stayed home with his younger siblings. He had visited the paved main street of Orange City, but never went in a store(Van). These main streets were important places, for it was a place used daily by many for over a hundred years. For many folks, main street defined home (Olson). If a visitor walked down Orange City’s main street in the 1930s, many businesses would have greeted him( Vande). From a Veterinarian business to a Dry Goods store, the variety for shopping was almost endless. The Gamble Store was the Ben Franklin of its time while the Village Drug was a big store that had a cafe(Kroeze). Today some of the same names appear on the businesses, but it is certainly a different main street. Perhaps the changes were due to mostly one big invention: the automobile. The changes of transportation directly impacted the looks and choices of the main street and shopping in Orange City and...
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