1st draft of the essay There’ve been always an argument between the benefits of commuting with public transit and cars. The famous saying, “Haste makes waste” makes this topic very clear. As America is a commuter culture, people need to find the most beneficial way to commute. According to the article “The Bus, a Modern Panacea” by Lester Detroit, student should take the bus more seriously because it could solve many individual, local and global problems. The author states that commuting with public transit has more benefits than driving a car each day to school.
Decisions in Paradise Part 1 Sylvia Lopez MGT350 January 16, 2012 Bruce Fanger Decisions in Paradise Part 1 The island of Kava has been through many disasters yet does not give up. Toppy-T will be building a new warehouse in Kava. The new warehouse will offer many residents in Kava an opportunity to work. Many natural disasters have erased many of the job opportunities many people in Kava had. Toppy-T is dedicated to helping better the island of Kava by offering them job opportunities and t-shirts at low prices.
Dr Timothy Beatley is an internationally recognized sustainable city researcher and author. His writings have focused on creative strategies cities can use to reduce their ecological footprints and become more livable and equitable places in the process. Beatley coined the term green urbanism and uses it frequently in his writings to describe the planning process used to create a sustainable city. As the need to confront unplanned growth increases, planners, policymakers, and citizens are scrambling for practical tools and examples of successful and workable approaches. Growth management initiatives are underway in the U.S. at all levels, but many American "success stories" provide only one piece of the puzzle.
The people of EC saw what was happening to their neighborhood and they were not happy. They organized, and lobbied for a change. They decided to open their doors and talk to people. CB4 was not representative of them so they took it over and made it represent them. EC was able to protect their homes and cross the forbidden racial lines and work together as a community to build a government that represents
Many homeless people do not have access to media so the “word” out in the community is to find the right program door to walk through for services. Once inside the door they will receive treatment, shelter planning, or healthcare needs depending on which door is entered. The customer service, acceptance of diversity and attitude is the place where this part of the market mix begins. To meet possible supporters and funders the places to go are community forums, public sources, hospitals, institutions, court systems, criminal justice programs, and other human service agencies. These places and institutions need the services offered at Central City Concern and marketing all services helps them know where to refer clients and they benefit from the program by stopping some clients who continue the cycle back to them.
UDR desires to enhance appreciation and knowledge of our recycling business, so that consumers understand that UDR is a valued partner in insuring the long term sustainability of their local communality. This ensures that the online strategy has the adequate return on investment. The website will serve as a way to reach new and current customer bases that otherwise could not be are made. The website will be their main tool to reach out to the communities that they serve. The website is projected to generate 1.5 million a year and save the company 340,000 dollars within the first year of
An average of $520 per meter per year in revenue is generated from parking meters in the Indianapolis downtown area. This money is used to pay for public amenities that can attract customers to small businesses such as the City Market area. The revenue collected is used to clean sidewalks, plant street trees, improve store facades and ensure public safety. The lack of available parking meters is directly affecting the cleanliness of the city. Parking Enforcement Officers are required per their contract to document all placards they see on certain streets while out on their route.
Police History Diane Gerton CJA/214 April 07, 2014 Michael Daniels Police History Modern day policing owes its creation to the past. Success and unsuccessful ways of policing have changed the way things have been done from past to present. Policing started with officers walking their beats and getting to know the community, the people that officers were hired to protect and serve. With the invention of the automobile and telephones, it has made policing change their ways. Police cars have made it possible for officers to be able to respond to calls faster and also have made police departments expand where police patrol.
Although the Baby Boomer’s are such a variety of people and cannot be categorized in one type of being, they are definitely as a whole, changing the definition of aging, the demands of aging, and the image associated with aging by staying active in the community and giving us new ways to improve the aging process. Baby Boomer’s are beginning to age each and every day and that leaves many questions for the future of aging that will only be answered as the years continue. Research is showing that the majority of boomer’s are taking advantage of all of the aging oppurtunities, especially buying homes to retire in. A difficult thing about the Baby Boomer’s is that they have accomplished so many things in their lifetime as a whole that it is going
A city of the future We live in a time when the number of the population is steadily growing. In search of a better life, people flock to cities, thus contributing to the process of urbanization. Cities is growing and engulfing the surrounding countryside, bringing with them a negative impact on the environment. Industrialization brought with consumer behavior, it seems that the city has turned into a huge commercial company, in which all put up for sale. The billboards, rural highways, power poles and wires, competing traffic and city signals, a convulsive mass of distracting color, form and motion, obscure the identity of individual signs.