similar community emergent event. The Neighborhood The Neighborhood has a population of 64,200 including all ages from zero to over 90 years-old. An uncontrolled forest fire has been burning for over five days. As firefighters battle the fire, city officials state the community is not in any danger. However, the thick smoke is covering the town. The healthcare workers are working hard to treat people of the community with chronic lung problems (Pearson Health Science, 2009). Hospital
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Running head: Subcultures in Law Enforcement & Corrections Subculture in Law Enforcement & Corrections Gonzalo Gracia Liberty University Abstract I will be discussing the nine correctional officer’s subculture norms indentified by Kelsey Kauffman and the six stressors identified by Elizabeth Grossi and Bruce Berg.; also, my view of the idea of an unwritten code of conduct governing the behavior of police and correctional officers. I will answer the question on what I would do if I saw
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for the past five days while destroying huge acres of land and is nearing its town. The efforts to fight the fire are characterized by the battles of firefighters to control the forest fire, health care workers trying to keep patients breathing, and city officials asking citizens to stay indoors. The forest fire in Neighborhood Community is an example of the need for a community to effectively to prepare and respond to emergencies. Summary of the Events As a community located near a forest and
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Mike Create a general profile of a community on an individual basis. The profile should be 350 to 700 words in length. The team may select a community with which they are familiar or use the City of Kelsey Virtual Organization accessible from the student website. In the profile, describe the following: Type of people who live in the community Woodcrest is a suburban neighborhood located in Riverside, California. The Woodcrest community in Riverside are wealthy, making it among the 15%
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non-for-profit healthcare organization that has provided a broad array of superior quality services and facilities to the city of Kelsey and the surrounding communities since 1975. The hospital provides specialized services such as emergency medical care, surgery, labor and delivery, physical therapy and radiology for adults and children. "As one of the first hospitals in Kelsey, they are also committed to providing a variety of programs that will support the health and welfare of their local community
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Homeless in Missoula Kelsey Brandewie Homelessness in Missoula, Mt has been a tremendous issue that the community is trying very hard to eliminate. What people do not know, is that the people out on the streets downtown and around the city, only make up 11% of the homelessness (2.) Those are not the only people struggling with life. There are families that do not have a steady home that the community does not realize need help because most of them have jobs and seem normal but in reality they
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Lewicki−Barry−Saunders: Negotiation: Readings, Exercises, and Cases, Fifth Edition Cases 1. Capital Mortgage Insurance Corporation (A) © The McGraw−Hill Companies, 2007 Case 1 Capital Mortgage Insurance Corporation (A) Frank Randall hung up the telephone, leaned across his desk, and fixed a cold stare at Jim Dolan. OK, Jim. They’ve agreed to a meeting. We’ve got three days to resolve this thing. The question is, what approach should we take? How do we get them to accept our
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For the exclusive use of X. Guo, 2016. 9-801-447 REV: JUNE 13, 2002 GUHAN SUBRAMANIAN Frasier (A) Just one day into his new job at the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), and Mark Graboff had a problem. Graboff was leading the team that was responsible for renegotiating the rights to Frasier, a popular television show that would play a critical role in NBC’s fall 2001 programming lineup. While Paramount, the owner of the show, seemed to be demanding $8 million per episode in the press
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Kelsey Moore Mr. Thym Composition 1010 December 2, 2013 Hungry Children in Africa All over the world there are hungry children. Africa, however, is especially overwhelmed with child hunger. This is a major issue that needs to be resolved because the children are the future. Natural disasters, lack of resources and lack of knowledge all are main causes leading to child hunger in Africa. However, there are many solutions to this problem. People
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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
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