...The Cocopah Indian Tribe is one of the numerous Native American tribes of Arizona that is continuously active. Its strong sense of culture and participation in its surrounding civilization has helped it thrive as one of the most well known tribes still in existence. The Cocopah’s extensive history as an early Yuman community and its current cultural influence in Arizona make it acknowledged as both an intriguing tribe and major source of the state’s ethnic identity. The Cocopah Indian Tribe of Arizona, otherwise called “the River People,” originated in lands along the Colorado River and Lower Colorado River as one of the several descendant tribes of the Yuman-speaking people (“About Us”). The name “Cocopah” derives from the tribe’s name for itself, which in the Cocopah language is “Kokwapa” (“Facts For Kids”). The tribe was originally and still is located throughout the Colorado River Basin in Arizona, the southernmost part of Baja California, and the northern border of Mexico (“Facts For Kids”). The time during which the Cocopah Tribe was formed cannot be very accurately determined, mainly due to the fact that its people had no written language. However, Spanish explorer Hernando de Alarcon’s expedition through the Colorado River region in 1540 is one of the first recorded sightings of the tribe’s existence (“About Us”). He along with other explorers who interacted with these people can be credited with collecting the information currently known about the beginnings of the tribe...
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...The Apache is a group of people that lived in the southwest area of the united states. The apache had many interesting social organizations such as family setups and their “bands”. The apache also had an advance and intricate tradition along with their art and literature. The apache government system is almost nonexistent but somehow the apache have it work for thousands of years. The apache people have been known to be very adaptive but also very stubborn at the same time allowing most of their traditions and practices still happen today. The apache traditions range from their dances and their meaning to their food and even to how their marriages are performed. The apache wear masks and dance around the fire most of the time for major events...
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...history speaks about the Apache, they almost always refer to the warriors and leaders, Geronimo, Cochise and Mangas Colorado. There is much more to the Apache history that affects the land and culture in contemporary times. Whether referred to as a murderous renegades by the United States Army or as a heroic warriors by the Bedonkohe and the Chiricahua Apaches, they are unwilling to compromise the land they love. They did whatever was necessary to defend their interest, even if at times and it put them at odds with the Spaniards, Mexicans, the United States and ultimately other tribes. Geronimo has been given many descriptions but was mostly known for his guerilla warfare that kept a quarter of the United States occupied with a band...
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...Hadoop Distribution Comparison Tiange Chen The three kinds of Hadoop distributions that will be discussed today are: Apache Hadoop, MapR, and Cloudera. All of them have the same goals of performance, scalability, reliability, and availability. Furthermore, all of them have advantages including massive storage, great computing power, flexibility (Store and process data whenever you want, instead of preprocess before storing data like traditional relational databases. And it enables users to easily access new data sources including social media, email conversations, etc..), fault tolerance (One node fails, jobs still works on other nodes because data is replicated to other nodes in the beginning, so the computing does not fail), low cost (Use commodity hardware to store data), and scalability (More nodes, more storage, and little administration.). Apache Hadoop is the standard Hadoop distribution. It is open source project, created and maintained by developers from all around the world. Public access allows many people to test it, and problems can be noticed and fixed quickly, so their quality is reliable and satisfied. (Moccio, Grim, 2012) The core components are Hadoop Distribution File System (HDFS) as storage part and MapReduce as processing part. HDFS is a simple and robust coherency model. It is able to store large amount of information and provides steaming read performance. However, it is not strong enough in the aspect of easy management and seamless integration...
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...Choctaw (alternatively spelled Chahta, Chactas, Tchakta, Chocktaw, and Chactaw) are Native American people originally from the Southeastern United States (Oklahoma, California, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,Alabama). The Choctaw language belongs to the Muskogean linguistic group. Henry Halbert, a historian, suggests that their name is derived from the Choctaw phrase Hacha hatak(river people). (“Choctaw,” n.d.) Choktaw is the approved, anglicized form of the tribal name Chahta (Chäh’ta).It seems to have been first applied to the tribe about the beginning of eighteenth century and is found spelled in a number of different ways in historical records. It has been suggested that the name Choctaw is from the Spanish word chato, meaning "flat," descriptive of the ancient tribal custom of flattening the forehead of male infants. (Wright, Muriel H..; A Guide to the Indian Tribes of Oklahoma) In the 19th century the Choctaw and the United States (US) agreed to nine treaties and, by the last three, the US gained vast land cessions and deracinated most Choctaw west of the Mississippi River to Indian Territory. They were the first Native Americans forced under the Indian Removal Act. Many place names in the Southeast all the way to the Atlantic Coast are undoubtedly of Choctaw origin. In Oklahoma, the Choctaw are one of the Five Civilized Tribes and have been associated in history with the Chickasaw, a closely related tribe. (“Choctaw,” n.d.) Those Choctaw who removed to the Indian Territory...
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...Apache Indians The Apache Indian tribes have gone thru many changes thru the years. Most every area of their lives have been affected and changed. How, when, and where they live has changed a lot over the years. In the past, their ways were the very set, and the same for many years. Now like most Americans, their ways have changed, they are not as structured, and they have changes frequently. Many Apache Indians now live in the Midwest. They live in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, but they did not always live there. Some of the Apache Indians have had to move across the border into New Mexico. The Plains Apache Indians live in what is now Oklahoma, but their traditions are different from the other tribes. Many Plains Apaches got captured by the other Apache Indians tribes. The Apache Indian population today is about 30,000 Indians. Currently, there are 13 different Apache tribes in the U.S, in 5 different states. The Apache Indians must obey American law enforcement because they do not live on Indian reservations, which means they are legal American...
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...The name "Apache" is a Zuni word meaning “enemy”. Zuni are member of a pueblo Indian who are people of western New Mexico. The Apache tribe consists of several subtribes: the Western Apache, Chiricahua, Mescalero, Jicarilla, Lipan and Kiowa. Some contemporary Apache tribal governments are located in Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. There are also Apache reservations located in Arizona and New Mexico. In Oklahoma, the Apache land was allotted in severalty under the Dawes Act. Oklahoma Apaches became U.S citizens in 1907, however Apaches in Arizona and New Mexico was not granted U.S. citizenship until 1924. The United States tried to terminate its governmental relationship with native tribes in the 50’s, the U.S has since adopted a policy of...
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...and JavaScript. Part 1.1 Apache Tomcat – server.xml 1. Create your assignment submission folder: 3680-HW3-YourLastName-YourFirstName. 2. Use the submission folder as the deployment folder for your web application. 3. Inside the submission/deployment folder, create a subfolder by the name WEB-INF and another by the name images. 4. Download the file music.jpg from the course website into the images subfolder. 5. Configure server.xml so that on the web server you have a context (alias) with the name: 03 (replace the brackets and their contents with your last name and initial). For instance, for Justin Case, the context for his Assignment 3 is casej03. 6. Configure server.xml so that the alias you created in the previous step points to your submission/deployment folder. 7. Write the default.htm page so that it looks like below. The page contains a picture of music notes (Hint: use the img tag and set its src property to the URI of music.jpg). Besides the Login hyperlink to login.htm, clicking this picture also opens up login.htm. 8. Start Apache Tomcat. 9. Test your server.xml configuration. You should be able to access default.htm by entering the URL: http://localhost:8080/03/default.htm (see above screenshot for what Justin Case should be able to see). BCIS 3680 Enterprise Programming Assignment 3 ‐ 1 10. Once your website runs correctly, copy your server.xml from the /conf subfolder in the Apache installation folder to the root of your submission/deployment folder...
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...Open-Sourcing Self-Organizing Collaborative Communities Alan Cohen still remembers the first time he heard the word "Apache" as an adult, and it wasn't while watching a cowboys-and-Indians movie. It was the 1990s, the dot-com market was booming, and he was a senior manager for IBM, helping to oversee its emerging e-commerce business. "I had a whole team with me and a budget of about $8 million," Cohen recalled. "We were competing head-to-head with Microsoft, Netscape, Oracle, Sun-all the big boys. And we were 82 playing this very big-stakes game for e-commerce. IBM had a huge sales force selling all this e-commerce software. One day I asked the development director who worked for me, 'Say, Jeff, walk me through the development process for these e-commerce systems. What is the underlying Web server?' And he says to me, It's built on top of Apache.' The first thing I think of is John Wayne. 'What is Apache?' I ask. And he says it is a shareware program for Web server technology. He said it was produced for free by a bunch of geeks just working online in some kind of open-source chat room. I was floored. I said, 'How do you buy it?' And he says, Tou download it off a Web site for free.' And I said, 'Well, who supports it if something goes wrong?' And he says, 'I don't know-it just works!' And that was my first exposure to Apache . . . "Now you have to remember, back then Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Netscape were all trying to build commercial Web servers. These were...
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...publically traded. Regardless of all these factors, rough estimates indicate we can save close to $4,000,000 in licensing fees alone by moving to a Linux-based infrastructure. Despite the open source nature of Linux, we should be able to meet all of the technical, legal, and security needs for this transition. TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS (Task 2) Thanks to the task team assigned to this project, an outline of what the network and routing needs has already been completed. The following services will be required to support: • A database server o Recommended solution: DBMS MySQL • A Web server o Recommended solution: Apache • A file server o Recommended solution: Red Hat Enterprise/Samba • An SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server o Recommended solution: hMail • An LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server o Recommended solution: Apache Directory Server DBMS MySQL: Oracle has several “best practice” recommendations for MySQL , including but not limited to: changing default settings, restricting use of privileged accounts, using dedicated...
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...of Functional Health Patterns that could be used as a guide to assess a family’s health patterns, which could be developed into a data base for that particular family. This data base was projected to help in setting goals for the future health of the family. This paper will discuss the healthy and unhealthy behaviors of the Kessay Family, which are all registered members of the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Whiteriver, Arizona. This family assessment will also discuss what was talked about in trying to develop goals for the improved health for the family. The Kessay family is a traditional Apache family, which includes the mother, dad, and 2 children. The mom is 40 years old, the dad is 45 years old, , and the girls are 14 and 16 years old. The assessment was conducted by asking up to 3 open-ended questions, based on the 11 Functional Health Patterns. Cultural taboos were observed in asking these questions. Some were answered, some were not. Some were answered by very short answers, indicating embarrassment or unwillingness to answer such a rude question. (according to Apache traditions). This writer did the best she could with what was given to her. Health Perception and Health Management: Data collection is focused on the patients current level of health, and on any new behaviors needed to maintain that health. Unhealthy habits are also evaluated, which could include any drug abuse, smoking of tobacco or other substances, or ingestion of alcohol. The father...
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...Volunteering – The personal benefits Prewriting – For Prewriting this essay, I chose to use brainstorming. I wrote a list of what I felt the benefits of volunteering were as well as different things about volunteering and then used them to create my essay. Draft Are you bored with your life? Do you feel that you want to do something new or more for your community? Volunteering can be a great way for you to meet new people, get involved with your community and feel good. When you volunteer, whether it’s helping others or volunteering on a project or program, what you are doing will benefit an individual person or many people. Volunteering can be a short or long term situation, but whichever you choose, you should make sure that you are able to commit to the time involved. I volunteer at my church. The program that I volunteer in is called Friendship Ministry. With volunteering for the Friendship Ministry, I share God’s love with people who have impairments and help them become an active member of God’s family. Each mentor is assigned a “friend” that they will develop a relationship with. We sit with our friends and have lunch with them and play activities and sing with them while teaching them that we were all made special and are God’s family. We do this the third Sunday of each month. Each mentor interacts with their friends differently, but makes them feel special. I developed a special relationship with my friend Susan. She lives in a group home run by the state...
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...BikeAdvice Buyer’s Guide – April 2011 A Comprehensive Guide To Understand The Choices Available In The Indian Motorcycle Market Introduction to BikeAdvice Buyer’s Guide Do you want to buy a motorcycle? Of course yes! That’s why you downloaded this ebook. Are you confused which bike to buy? Which motorcycle is best for your needs? And which one is reliable? BikeAdvice buyer’s guide is the answer to your questions. There are so many motorcycle manufacturers today in the market and each company has a lot of models to choose from. It may be confusing for you. And above all – the biggest problem is that each company rolls out a new bike model once in a few months. This guide brings all that information into one ebook. Here we have listed all the companies and the models of the bike in the market that are available. How to Use this Guide If you click on the logo of the company, it will take you to a page where all the bikes in its stable are listed. When you click on the bike, it will take you to a page which has images, basic specifications, price and links to online reviews of the bike. Click CTRL+Home buttons to get back to the beginning of the document. You can use this guide to get a general idea about the Indian biking scene and when you are interested about a particular bike you can go ahead and read the reviews to make a decision of buying it or not. Disclaimer We have taken the maximum care to deliver the most accurate information possible in this ebook. However...
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...citizens killed and their horses stolen y Geronimo’s hostiles (Winning the West, n.d). It is no wonder that he was deceived by Geronimo that he (Geronimo) would surrender, only to bolt out of their encampment and flee back into Mexico. Therefore, Cook’s continued pursuit of Geronimo would only result in a cat and mouse game where most of troops and civilians would have lost their lives through attack and counter-attack. Crook’s failure had severe consequences on the relationship between the two states. Many civilians had lost their lives through raids and counter-attacks. Besides, the Mexican troops mistaken Apache scouts for hostiles and opened fire on them, mortally injuring most of them, including Captain Crawford. On the other hand, his successor-Nelson Miles- used a more strategic approach in pursuing and capturing Geronimo. He reorganized the department and dismissed the apache scouts, strategically positioning his troops at waterholes and mountain peaks (pbs.org, n.d). Miles used propaganda to convince Geronimo that he had captured most of his close friends, relatives and family members and that they were already stationed in Florida awaiting him (Geronimo) for a verdict by the president of the United States. Geronimo was quite shaken by this information and decided to give in...
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...Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Formal Report Table of Contents Introduction 3 Instruction 4 Ingredients 6 Process Report 7 Conclusion 9 Introduction This demonstration is to inform the nutrition staff, and patients in Hillary Hoffman’s Nursing Home Care how to prepare a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are a very simple snack; this is known to be one of the United States most eaten past time meal. This demonstration will allow each individual to share their experience, and learn from others the steps they take in making their own peanut butter and jelly sandwich. When making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich everyone does make this sandwich with their own personal touch, and ingredient of their choice and that is what makes it a fun sandwich. By performing this demonstration it will allow everyone to participate in assisting in a simple meal preparation that is quick and easy for one and all. This will allow the staff to interact with the patients, and also having the patients feel like they can still do something for themselves. Instruction Step 1 On one side of the table place your plate, knife, spoon, and some napkins Open both your peanut butter, and jelly jar, place them beside your utensils. Put the two slices of bread on the plate. stand close to the table, pull up your plate close to you, take the knife in one hand, and the peanut butter jar in the other...
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