• Dequindre Cut (history is online and its significance to Eastern Market) [pic] • 20 slaughter houses in Eastern Market, but now only three remain [Wolverine Packing, Berry and Sons, Rababeh, and I didn’t get the name of the last one] • 1920’s—Detroit was the 4th largest meat packing city in U.S. • Meat packing was the 2nd largest legal industry in Detroit in the 1920s. • It took farmers a day when they traveled from Dearborn to Detroit. • Hotels were rumored to be bordellos (whore house) • Immigrants built churches to make life easier and feel like part of European place where they came from. • Shed 1 tore down when highway was
Helen Pearce Page 1 27/10/2013 Describe some of the inequalities on City Road I noticed many inequalities on city road. The one that stood out the most to me was the local shop owner, Colin Butwell with is news agents. He describes how long the business has been in his family and how big brand name companies’ like Tesco’s and Spar have affected his business and others around. He tells us that the spar opened 25years ago but didn’t really affect him, but the Tesco’s opening two blocks from him has significant impact on his shop. He also speaks about not many children buying toys from his shop, as they don’t play with the toys that he used to play with as a child.
U.S. LAW VS APPLE Payal Shah Herzing University Madison Abstract Apple Computer Inc., established in 1976 and incorporated from January 3, 1977. The founders of Apple Inc. was a Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Now it is a multinational organization and running so many businesses like consumer electronics, personal computers, computer software, and commercial serves and is also a digital distributor of media content. The Apple in itself is a big name and brand to work with. The Apple Inc. is currently involved in e-books price fixing and it has reached a settlement with 33 states over electronic book price fixing and its paying fine to government around $400 million.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN UNITED STATES HISTORY Lecture Outline 23 October 2007 Simon Baatz FOR THE THRILL OF IT: LEOPOLD, LOEB, AND THE MURDER THAT SHOCKED CHICAGO A. The Accused • Nathan Leopold: high school: Harvard School; two brothers; graduated Phi Beta Kappa from University of Chicago in 1923 at 18 years; studying law at Chicago; has published articles on ornithology: father is millionaire businessman; • Richard Loeb: high school: University High School; three brothers; graduated University of Michigan in 1923 at 17 years; graduate student in history at University of Chicago; father is millionaire & vice-president of Sears, Roebuck & Co. • Leopold & Loeb: first meet at age 15 B. The Confessions • 29
Ford priced his first Model Ts at $850, undercutting the $2,000 cost of most early cars. Ford Motor Company had built over 15 million Model Ts. According to http://inventors.about.com, accessed November 03, 2012, invented an improved assembly line and installed the first conveyor belt-based assembly line in his car factory in Ford's Highland Park, Michigan plant, around 1913-14. This method reduced production costs for cars by reducing assembly time. According to http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk , accessed October 25, 2012, Ford resented getting involved in war, but after Pearl Harbor he turned over his vast production resources to his country.
''It takes away any ambiguity about 'am I below the limit or not' and the errors people make in judging whether they are OK to drive when they are not.'' A total of 2837 people aged 18 to 25 died on Victorian roads between 1987 and 2012. This age group accounted for more than a quarter of all road deaths despite making up only about 12 per cent of the population. Vicki Richardson, whose 20-year-old daughter Brooke was killed while texting and driving last December, said extending probationary license restrictions would save lives. ''I don't think young adults have that sense or fear factor in them until they are about 25,'' Ms Richardson said.
Ford created the automobile industry, which employed thousands of workers and inspired new industries as well (Heritage, 2010).The new industries included but were not limited to: gas stations, mechanics, fast food restaurants drive-ins (pig stands) and motels (A&E, 2006). Cars basically changed the way people lived, how they spend their leisure time and where they worked at (Roak et al., 2011). With cars people could travel further to work, vacation or to other cities. Ford not only inspired new automobiles and jobs but he also attracted competition. Walter Percy Chrysler was one of the last independent car manufacturers to enter the automobile industry; he established the Chrysler Corporation in 1924 (Peterson, 2013).By the end of the 1920s decade there were three major leading automobile industries: Ford, General Motors, and
Psychosocial History Client: Joseph Casey Date: 09/28/2012 Agency: ETSU Department of Social Work IDENTIFIYING DATA: Joseph Casey is a 40-year old, widower, white male. He reports being born on January 25, 1972. He provides his mother’s name, Diane Casey, as an emergency contact, providing the following phone number: (423)725-2767. REFERRAL SOURCE: Joseph has agreed to participate in this interview, per the request of the interviewer, Cynthia Carnahan. Although Joseph presents as a reliable historian, he has brought with him, his medical reports in reference to his back problems for review.
She is unable to coordinate the different tasks and the activities that are required on a daily basis for an administrative assistant, and she shows favoritism to certain coworkers. The actions of Mary have proved to be unethical, Mary is unable to develop, produce , and maintain daily reports that the department relies on to have a productive day. Mary Smith has spoiled the morale of all the other employees which can affect how the company and the employees operate. The employees feel that they have been disrespected, and are very disappointed by Mary’s disregard of work ethic. The behavior of Mary has resulted in poor performance of performance in the overall routines of the firm owing to their lack of appreciation (Darwin, 2009).
Finding jobs with no acess to internet, phone, or home is as difficult as it sounds. A service that could help the homeless find jobs could help them get off the street. Homelesness in america needs to come to a halt. Getting and keeping a job in this tough market is even harder with