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    Cities Without Slums: Combatting Slum Formation

    Cities without Slums Slum Formation Introduction When we talk about slums the focus is often how to bring people living in them into better living conditions. UN-Habitat claims that the number of slum dwellers worldwide is nearing a billion people but this number could triple by 2050 if not addressed. It is important to consider how we can prevent the creation of new slum populations as well as addressing the conditions that already exist. This report aims to investigate the push and pull factors

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    Sports Stadium Research Paper

    As new stadia are created and built, the pressure is on for teams in all leagues to create a state of the art facility that outshine and outperform the rest. This isn’t occurring only in North American. Expansion, renovations, and new buildings have been happening to stadia and arenas worldwide. The ideas and technology behind these buildings are extremely impressive and in some cases almost unimaginable. However, with these great ideas and new additions comes pretty high costs and the construction

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    The Treacherously Inspiring Lights of Los Angeles

    to come in order to fulfil their American dreams. Pulled by its delightful glittering lights, many have been lured to find their luck and fate in the city only to be betrayed in the end. People of varying age, gender, ethnicity or class are all heading to Los Angeles in the hope of making a better life for themselves and their families. The city of angels has at some point been considered as the foremost sensational destination for juvenile runaways. While all light show signs of promising hope

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    Pleasantville, New Bus Terminal and Garage a Case Study

    Transit Authority New Bus Terminal and Garage The city of Pleasant Ville has seen an increment of population of a 12% in urban and suburban areas in the past two years. There is an immediate need to further extend the public transportation flow in this areas to cover the demand of the population growth. The Transit Authority of pleasant Ville (TAPV) will have to open a new terminal that will service new routes to the areas where this population has concentrated, as well as a garage, to service

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    Main Factors of Low Urbanisation of Bihar

    urbanization in Bihar. Infrastructure deficit is a continuous constraint in urban sprawl. Population growth and mass influx into urban habitations have been developing stress over the existing infrastructure and services; consequently affecting the quality of life of the urban inhabitants. 2.A resident of Bihar for decades and environmentalist with the UNDP, Deepak Kumar, explains that there are two major factors that have contributed to the non-realization of the goal of urbanization. Firstly, it is unplanned

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    Saint Ann Catholic Church Case Study

    Saint Ann Catholic Church, as the only emergency assistance provider within miles, serves heavily for a tri-cities area in central Virginia. This area contains Chesterfield, Petersburg, and Colonial Heights. Petersburg, a modest city just over four miles away, previously flowed with restaurants, stores, and luxurious estates. Now, it may be the ¨most financially challenged city in Virginia. ¨ Research speculates multiple reasons for the decline, but the most defended theory points to Brown & Williamson

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    How Did Chicago's Fair Change America

    Depth of Knowledge Questions Fact-Based: Record eight direct quotes with page numbers to answer the following question: In what ways did the Chicago’s World’s Fair change America? What lasting inventions and ideas did it introduce to American culture? What important figures were critically influenced by the Fair? (8 quotes; 8 pts) “Chicago has disappointed her enemies and astonished the world” (310). “The fair was so perfect, its grace and beauty like an assurance that for as long as it lasted nothing

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    Yuma Research Paper

    tumbleweed, decelet, rural. Little do they know Yuma AZ is the largest lettuce growing county in the country. Desert yes, but so much more. Yuma sits along the Colorado River between California and the Mexican border. In 1863 Yuma was still called Arizona City with only 150 residents and most all of them were transients. The rivers location helped those traveling to stop and cross the river. Long before irrigation was thought of for the area, the Quechan Indians relied on the flooding of the river to feed

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    Report

    Middle Rich in India towards Consumption III Important Points in Marketing Strategies I In July and August 2007, Nomura Research Institute (NRI) conducted the “Survey on Consumer Behavior and Attitude of Middle Rich in India” in three major cities in India (Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai). This survey revealed actual lifestyles and mindsets relative to consumption of the middle rich who earn an annual household income of 250,000 rupees or more. The middle rich segment is expected to rapidly expand

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    Manager

    workplace. The Los Angeles City of Sanitation offers employees incomparable benefits, consistent working schedules, plenty of holidays, and the workload is less stressful than most jobs. The Los Angeles City of Sanitation has a culture built around loyalty. According to Vicki Smith explains that loyal employees tend to stay longer and work harder. The average employee stays with its employer for about 4 years or less (Smith p545). Employees, who work for the Los Angeles City of Sanitation, stay for

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