...Wild Woods Apartments 418 Wildwood Lane San Francisco, CA 98564 | | Statement of Work Statement of Work SOW 201 for Agreement for a Database for Wild Oaks Apartments (a division of Wild Woods) 3/22/14 | | | January 1, 2015 | Wild Woods Apartments 418 Wildwood Lane San Francisco, CA 98564 | | Wild Oaks is a part of the larger corporation of Wild Woods, there is a need for a more in depth system so that Wild Oaks is able to keep track of their clients rentals, this includes the collection of rent, maintenance Issues that arise that must address, Wild Oaks also has to send in a report for all total expenses at Wild Oaks Apartments. This Statement of Work (SOW) is issued pursuant to the Consultant Services Master Agreement between Wild Oaks (“Client”) and Wild Woods Apartments (“Contractor”), effective March 23, 2014 (the “Agreement”). This SOW is subject to the terms and conditions contained in the Agreement between the parties and is made a part thereof. Any term not otherwise defined herein shall have the meaning specified in the Agreement. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the terms of this SOW and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this SOW shall govern and prevail. This SOW # 201 (hereinafter called the “SOW”), effective as of January 1, 2015, is entered into by and between Contractor and Client, and is subject to the terms and conditions specified below. The Exhibit(s) to this SOW, if any, shall be deemed to be a part...
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...Yalamanchili, Sriram sriram.yalamanchili@snhu.edu Yalamanchili, Sriram sriram.yalamanchili@snhu.edu Milestone two Database Analysis and Design Milestone two Database Analysis and Design CONCEPTUAL MODEL: It describes the abstract form of database. It includes only the entities, attributes and relationships between them. This conceptual diagram is the basic diagram which is used to understand the design of the database. This conceptual model is the rough diagram and is not sufficient to identify the datatypes, primary keys, foreign keys, composite keys or compound keys. The entities that are mentioned in this conceptual model are apartment manager, corporate manager, business partner, maintenance, apartment complex, administrator, tenant, apartment, and database. Business rules: * Corporate managers or business managers choose the apartment managers * Apartment managers has to send the daily reports to the headquarters to manage and develop new business strategies * Quarterly generated report should consists of revenue, maintenance, occupancy rate and expenses * Managers has the ability to track tenant information * Managers are responsible for maintenance * Managers should provide lease to new tenants and get rents from existing tenants * Managers should store the tenant information, rental information and maintenance issues * Every tenant need to sign the lease by accepting the terms and conditions * Grace period...
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...Nature’s Influence on American Literature American literature has been influenced by nature for many years. From Nature by Ralph Waldo Emerson to Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, nature has influenced the things people write about and what the characters do. In Into the Wild, Chris McCandless felt called to live off the land. He got rid of all his belongings, his money, and his car. All he had was his backpack that only weighed twenty-five to thirty pounds. But it did not start there; it started with his first trip. Nature changed McCandless into a completely different man. He went from trying to figure out how to make money and how to be the fastest track star to striving to figure out how to live completely off the land. “The beauty became...
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...Christopher McCandless, chronicled by biographer, Jon Krakauer, was a man who wanted to be independent of anything that society needed in order to find peace of mind and independence that comes from true solitude. You do not have to put your life at risk and go out to the godforsaken wild. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “To go into solitude, a man needs to retire as much from his chamber as from society”. I find that Emerson is trying to portray the message that one must ultimately focus on the thoughts inside their head, independence of thought. In my opinion, Emerson's chamber does not have to be leaving town or society for the wild of that matter, it can be finding an inner peace with oneself. The chamber is symbolic of one's thought of discovering peace of mind in our head, again referring to the thought of independent thoughts. One cannot go through life with the thought that they should abandon society. Solitude, as Emerson depicts it, is something to aspire, but one shouldn’t isolate oneself from other people. One does not have to leave society in...
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...Into The Wild Thoreau Quote Essay By: Kayla Hermening “I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not when i came to die, discover that I had lived.” This is one of the many quotes that Chris McCandles lived by. He did exactly what the quote states. He went to live off the land and only have the essentials of life. During the summer when me and my family go Up North and stay at our cabin stranded it the middle of no where, this is exactly how I feel. While living in the society we live in today it’s really hard to get away from technology. The cabin is so far out that we barely get cell phone service and we can’t get the internet. We have cable but i much rather be outside riding the ATV than watching some stupid TV show about teens getting drunk and then knocked up. We don’t even have to use our cars when we are up north because we can drive our ATV right into town. Writers who come up with quotes have a great impact on society today. There are several things that quotes can influence, such as writers. In the song Runaway by Love and Theft, it says “and pack my bags and never look back, run a parallel line with the railroad tracks and make my getaway. This says exactly what Chris did accept Chris didn’t bring much with him when he left. “And from a rearview I got a clear view of who I used to be, a little bit faster don’t wanna turn around....
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...Christopher McCandless was one of the most flawed characters in the history of nonfictional literary works. His ignorance and recklessness ultimately led to a miserable death in vain. He was inconsiderate and selfish in setting off on his foolish journey to his death. He didn’t bother to consider the consequences, and the grief that people who loved him would be forced to endure. Chris “…wasn’t a nutcase, he wasn’t a sociopath, he wasn’t an outcast.” He was an ignorant fool who threw away his life, hurting the ones who loved him most in the process. The whole foundation McCandless’s ideology and reason for escaping “into the wild” was baseless to begin with. He based his reasoning off of the Transcendalists, who started their movements in...
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...Nicholas Aesch ENG103 (9:30) Ms. Kolsrud November 14, 2013 Into The Wild “Christopher McCandless's Influences, Relationships, and Preparation forAlaskas survival.” The influences from the authors and books chris read, shows us all how he related himself from the quotes that are in this book. Chris carved in to a piece of wood that was discovered on the bus at the scene of chris' death, that Jack London is KING, and also used a passage from White Fang (9). The passage chris read says, Dark spruce forest frowned on either side the frozen waterway. The trees had been stripped by a recent wind of their white covering of frost, and they seemed to lean toward each other, black and ominous, in the fading light. A vast silence reigned over the land. The land itself was a desolation, lifeless, without movement, so lone and cold that the spirit of it was not even that of sadness. There was a hint in it of laughter, but of a laughter more terrible than any sadness-a laughter that was mirthless as the smile of the Sphinx, a laughter cold as the frost and partaking of the grimness of infallibility. It was the masterful and incommunicable wisdom of eternity laughing at the futility of life and the effort of life. It was the Wild, the savage, frozen- hearted Northland Wild (JACK LONDON, White Fang) (9). Chris related to this passage because it described what his present surroundings were exactually like. The passage from Leo Tolstoy tittled “Family Happiness” was also found with...
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...As Albert Einstein said ages ago, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” One man looked into the wild and never looked away, a man by the name of Chris McCandless, who decided to follow the dream of walking the Earth, unburdened of stress, society, and most importantly, responsibilities, A modern nomad, he finally reached the height of his dream, the wild of Alaska, living off the land, and in doing so, his death was recorded in the papers only a few months later. Four years downstream, and the fellow dreamer and cragsman, John Krakauer comes out with the book presenting the tale that McCandless wrote for himself on the road to find himself. As the text begins to fill in the holes of McCandless’s story, it...
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...Going through experiences and changing one’s environment can lead to a person finding his or her own identity. They may physically dissociate to spend more time with self while searching or changing their own identities. As Christopher McCandless does in Jon Krakauer’s essay, “Selections from Into the Wild,” where McCandless decides to get away from his normal life of interacting with people and takes a trip to Alaska on its own. He goes to this unplanned trip to Alaska without having any clue of hiking or the environment in the woods and does not rightfully prepare for this trip. Existing his real world and entering into this solitary world on its own is dissociation as Martha Stout discusses in her essay, “When I Woke Up Tuesday Morning, It Was Friday.” Stout...
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...The idea of ultimate freedom is one which entices people around the world. It can be seen as achieving the ultimate human experience, were one is unified with nature. Chris McCandless was one of those people that was looking for this. He was, however, very narcissistic and stubborn in his ridiculous quest, and failed to realize that the real reason why he felt he had to be one with nature, was because he had to find peace with his parents. Chris went into the wild looking to find complete freedom with nature, a better understanding of the world around him, but ultimately, to find forgiveness for his parents. Freedom from materialistic goods and authority are common themes throughout the story shown by Chris’ actions and how he wished to be...
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...thought about researching how the dense forest we see now was recreated after being deforested. I decided that I would get a broader view of history if I looked at the present Adirondacks. I visit the Adirondacks a lot and it is apparent that most of the larger towns are tourist destinations and are economically dependent on tourism. That is how I chose to look at the deforestation of the Adirondacks, the Forever Wild Act, and how climate change affects tourism in the area. In class, we discussed moving the earth. This included agriculture, mining, and dams. In the Adirondacks there were problems with clear-cutting, such as erosion, which we see in the Dust Bowl at an even larger scale. In both cases, people have learned from that lesson. In the Adirondacks clear-cutting doesn’t occur on state property and there are regulations about clear-cutting on private land, The Dust Bowl was a national-scale warning and lesson about farming practices and the damage that can be done by erosion (Lorentz). Both clear-cutting forests and building dams are instant gratification. We gain wood and energy, yet the negative long-term effects outweigh the short-term gains. The Adirondacks are not being clear-cut anymore and dams are also been becoming less sought-after. There was also a lot of habitat loss in the Adirondacks during the clear-cutting. Habitat loss seems to be a common consequence of human interference with the planet. The Dust Bowl created conditions that even humans didn’t want to endure...
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...modern-day essentials (ie. money, a sedentary home, a stable means of communication, etc.). To me, it would appear that what Chris McCandless is doing is merely living out a fantasy. He thinks he can live off the land, and I will give him credit for striving to do so. Yet thus far, he has done nothing to either prepare or help himself. He carries himself into the Alaskan wilderness with minimal gear. He does not possess a stable food supply or intimate knowledge of the Alaskan frontier. Rather than trek, he hitchhikes. Rather than go into the woods and live the way he wants to, he finds refuge with passerbys and good Samaritans who pity...
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...Andrea Perez English 110 A journey of self-discovery Going into the wild, Chris McCandless, a young man, whose past shows the wounds of a troubled family, gives up living by the standards of society and decides to go in an adventure for two years. Living as a tramp, traveling around; first by car, then by foot, meeting people on the road but always continuing towards his ultimate adventure: Alaska, McAndless shows great determination to carry on the road that brought him to his final exploration. However, not knowing that his odyssey would cost him his life and the pain and suffering of the ones that loved him the most. Thus, many people ponder: “was he crazy?” “Why would he do something like that?” It is easy for one to wonder what was the impulse for such an adventure. What was driving his heart and soul to that lifestyle? Some people argue that he was just a reckless young kid trying to punish his family. However, some of this thoughts might be true; Alexander Supertramp, a name he adopted to symbolize a complete disconnection with his previous life, had deeper and more important reasons to his actions, his main intention was to pursue what made his soul feel at peace, he was looking for happiness and escaping from the ghost of a past that tormented him. Though, he surprised himself by realizing that his stubborn concept of happiness wasn’t completely right for himself. According to the google dictionary happiness is a state of mind of feeling characterized by contentment...
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...A Walk on the Wild side The author starts off the essay about when she grew up in Southern Ontario and how it use to be when she was younger. The descriptive language she use to put everything into great detail makes you feel like you are actually there. “The trees were scattered to provide shade for the cattle and the river provided a drinking source”. Then she changes the mood of the essay to a dramatic feeling like everything there has changed for the worse. “The river was not poisonously polluted but often chocked from the algae and water plants.” She says how she wouldn’t even think about going swimming in the river. It seems like the author misses the house she grew up in when she was little. The story is directed towards older adults and bringing back their childhood memories and how bad it is not to be a child anymore. The reason I could tell who it is directed to is because that’s the only people that could understand what she’s actually feeling. She sadly talks about how the fields were ruined, elm trees she loved fell down, and that the town also built anther highway ruining the scenery. It shows me that enjoy the time as a child you have now because you will never be able to return to it. Another thing that had her chocked up was the private property signs. She loved walking through the woods freely not worrying about getting yelled at or arrested. The essay ends talking about how to try to preserve the wildlife. The essay a walk on the wild side was a very...
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...It all started with my Dad’s oversized, insulated, camo boots. Juxtaposed with these enormous booties, I stood giggling as a four-year old little girl in her pink pjs with wild strawberry blonde hair. An early introduction kept me a hunter even when the lure of Louboutins and LK Bennetts threatened to steal me away. Why would anyone want to wake up before dawn, freeze in rain or snow, sit still, and ruminate in mandatory silence for hours? Out of the thousands of trees within the forest, will the animal happen to pass by your tree? For me, hunting typifies a beautifully frustrating experience that yields life lessons and mouthwatering meat. My ability to hunt and prepare wild game would not be possible without my Dad. In true New England...
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