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 The Best Cost Effective Stormwater Management
The easiest and most cost effective stormwater management has already been happening here in the
metro area, which is rain barrels and rain cisterns. The Polk Soil and Water Conservation District,
has fully indorsed the rain barrels and provides forms to order the rain barrels. They are the easiest
and most cost efficient way for property owners to divert their stormwaterrunoff.
The ease of Rain Barrels are that the rooftop downspouts are directed to a 55 gallon (usually) barrel
that collects rainwater and stores it until needed for a specific use, such as watering plants. While
Cisterns are normally an underground container or tank with a larger storage capacity than a rain
barrel, and that is used to supplement greywater needs (i.e. ... Show more content on [Link]
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This does make cisterns more expensive, however, these cost would allow the house to use less
water, and would be able to pull in thousands of gallons of water away from the stormwater sewers.
In Chicago in 2009, there were over 2,220 rain barrels/downspout disconnections. This the calculated
would lead to over 8,281,000 gallons of stormwater were diverted from combined system annually.
This means that the city of Chicago was able to use these very simple and inexpensive stormwater
mitigation methods to greatly reduce the amount of stormwater that the city was producing. Rain
barrels and cisterns are a stormwater prevention system that the property owners in the metro can and
already have started to incorporate into their properties.

Green Roofs are primarily installed to reduce the amount of stormwater runoff and to protect water
quality. There are two main types of green roofs based on the plant material, extensive or intensive.
Extensive green roofs are characterized by lower weight, lower installation cost, lower plant
diversity, and minimal maintenance. Intensive green roofs are characterized by deeper soil and
greater weight, higher installation costs, increased plant diversity, and greater maintenance,
however, they are accessible to the public and provide green space for activities in an urban setting.
Green roofs provide many benefits for the urban landscape. They help reduce noise that is created in
the cities, filter out air pollutants
 Project Management ( Pmp ) Systems Development Lifecycle (...
Qualifications
Operations technology strategy
Fraud operations risk management
Leadership business governance
Project management (PMP)Systems development lifecycle (SDLC)
Business transformation
Payments subject matter specialist
Interbank and financial market utility transactions

Experience

PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory
Banking and Capital Markets Payments Practice
DirectorDetroit, MI
10/2011 to 02/2016
Assisted a PwC team s effort to develop recommendations to modernize a large US based custody
bank s core banking and payments platforms (i.e., wire transfer, ACH). During this engagement I
assessed payment technology options and helped determine the costs and benefits of various
investment scenarios. The ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Ultimately our recommendations for improving the bank s SWIFT message OFAC screens were
accepted and implemented by the client
Led a team that helped a global Wall Street bank modernize its OFAC screening capabilities for
incoming SWIFT wire transfer messages initiated from more than 100 agent banks located in the
US, LATAM, EMEA and APAC. My team worked with each major agent bank to map in detail each
SWIFT message they were sending and determine the anomalies in their messages (e.g., MT103,
MT202, MT910, MT940). My team negotiated with each agent bank to determine their current and
future capabilities to send inbound SWIFT messages that could be adequately OFAC screened. This
project led to an extensive initiative that implemented OFAC screening for all incoming SWIFT wire
transfer messages from around the world
Led an initiative to help a large US regional bank assess its wire transfer and ACH operational risks
across their central payment operations, treasury operations, retail branches and commercial cash
management groups. My project team assessed the bank s operating model against industry leading
practices and identified more than 75 operational and fraud risks to address in the bank s channels
(e.g., digital, telephone, store), payments and fraud processes and technologies (e.g., business unit
 Essay about The Victorian Life in the Novel A Christmas Carol
The Victorian Life in the Novel A Christmas Carol

There are many pictures that A Christmas Carol creates and in this essay I will show you all of
them. This novella explores the many diverse types of life in the harsh Victorian era. From the Rich
cruel citizens to the poor of poor like the Cratchit family.

One of the pictures portrayed in the novella is the fact that many rich upper class gentlemen were
not actually gentle men; in fact they could be quite the opposite. He portrays the typically attitudes
of these upper class people in the Victorian era by creating Ebenezer Scrooge. Ebenezer Scrooge is
the focus point of this book because Charles Dickens was tried to get across the fact that ... Show
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No good then just send them to a prison or a treadmill; he did not think for a second that the
places there would have been so harsh and cruel that they would end up dying there, an example
of how he thought. If they are no good then just send them to a prison or a treadmill, he did not
think for a second that the places there would have been so harsh and cruel that they would end
up dying there. The famous quote made by Ebenezer Scrooge after he was the fact that many
could not go to places like prisons and treadmills and they would rather die was, If they would rather
die, they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population. This is a prime example of the fact
that Ebenezer Scrooge did see people as having feeling, all he saw were figures and did not care if
100 000 people died, he saw death as a credit to society, less people means that there was more
money, jobs and more space.

All this is changed when Ebenezer Scrooge is made to question his attitude by the intercourse with
spirits . Ebenezer is a changed man on Christmas day, he was horrid and cruel but when he changed
he happy and generous, an example of this was when he went into work early and Bob Cratchit
was late, instead of shouting him like he usually did he gave him a raise, instead of giving him one
piece of coal
 Mcdonald s Misunderstood Case
I recall hearing about a case years ago when a lady sued McDonald s over a spilled cup of coffee. I
remember thinking to myself how lucky this lady must have been to win so much money over
something that seemed frivolous to me. I felt as though she had won the lottery for something she
not only could have prevented by using reasonable care, but also for something that happens often
without a striking settlement of 2.9 million dollars. Without looking into the details then, I recently
found out how misunderstood this story actually is.
On Saturday, August 29, 2015, I found out the truth behind this very misunderstood case. We
watched a film in class that covered this exact issue and incorporated facts to which most of us
were unaware of. Between the years of 1983 and 1992, McDonald s had over 700 claims that
reported customers similarly burning themselves from the extreme temperature of its coffee.
Ignoring these claims, McDonald s blatantly sustained its course of business and continued brewing
its coffee between the temperatures of 180 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit. Hearing this information in
class I felt ashamed that I once felt this harmless lady, Stella Liebeck, was merely an opportunist
seeking an inflated ... Show more content on [Link] ...
It should especially be of no surprise to a conglomerate like McDonald s that serving beverages at
these temperatures is a risky act. After the images of Stella Liebeck s third degree burns were
shown in the film, I was stunned. I could not believe what I was seeing. The extents of her burns
were so severe that I simply looked away from the screen. Seeing and hearing the facts from the
time I once thought of this story as a sickening act of opportunity from a merciless individual, I now
understood all of the reasons as to why the lawsuit was filed, and
 All My Sons Character Analysis
Throughout the tragedy All My Sons, Kate Keller holds tightly to the idea of her son Larry being
alive; however, when his death is revealed to her, she is forced to face the truth and a katharsis is
created. Unlike the other two tragedies, there is pity but not a true purging of that feeling. Kate
(Mother) has not seen her son in three years, yet she does not accept that he is gone. She plants
an apple tree in his memory, and the apples still cling to in the summer like her clinging to the
existence of Larry. But why did that happen the very night she came back?... Look at it; look...
Believe with me Joe. I can t stand all alone, Kate pleads (Miller 22). Kate does not want to believe
her son is dead, which invokes pity on the reader. However, Kate does not want to let go of him
because if he was dead, it could possibly be her husband s, Joe s, doing. In the end of the play, the
reader learns of Steven, Joe s partner, being wrongfully accused of causing the death of twenty
pilots because of cracked airplane cylinders. Joe, who truly committed the crime, had an alibi that
he was sick so he was not able to go and fix the cylinders that killed the pilots. Kate knows Joe did
the crime, He hasn t been laid up in fifteen years... she expresses, going against Joe s alibi (Miller
65). Joe corrects Kate however, and this moment hints at the fact the Kate is aware of Joe s actions.
Joe never confesses his mistake and continues with his life. Holding on to Larry is like holding onto
 Essay Legal Police Searches
The laws of the United States can be hard to understand sometimes. The Fourth Amendment states
that people have a right not to be searched without a reasonable warrant and that people have a
right to feel secure in their homes. There are acts giving police permission to do what ever they
need to to keep drunks off the streets. There are also rules and regulations, kind of like a sports
game, and, just like games, there are always ways to get around these rules. Like finding it legalto
randomly stop cars to give people breathalyzer tests, or entering people s homes and searching for
things without a warrant. Unlike a game however, the results of going around these rules can
sometimes be devastating. Policemay ruin a home trying to find... Show more content on
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For that reason, I believe police should have the right to stop cars for the testing. I don t think that
people should get mad at the government if they pass the law because it is there to help them. If the
people getting stopped aren t drunk, well, what s the problem? Why do they need to get mad? They
aren t the ones getting arrested. Police are here to see that common people follow the laws. One
day, not too long ago, police came into Dollree Map s house without a search warrant and trashed
it, looking for a bomb suspect. Finding nothing to that affect, the police realized they had the
wrong house, but during their search for the suspect, they found some quot;obscene material.
quot; They arrested Map because of that. Map went to court and appealed. In the end, justice had
been served because the quot;material quot; the police obtained was illegally obtained, making
the case end. The rule that saved Map was the Exclusionary Rule stating that anything police find
that does not have anything to do with what the search warrant says has to be excluded from the
case. The question here is should people allow police to go into their homes and search for
whatever they want without a warrant? The answer is no. First of all, when the police do come to
a house, they don t just politely knock and wait for somebody to answer. They break down the door
and make a mess of the house. If people are innocent, why should they have to get their door
knocked down
 Equality 7-2521 In Anthem By Ayn Rand
The author Ayn Rand said The question is not who is going to let me, but who is going to stop
me. In a way her main character, Equality 7 2521 goes along with this quote. He did not let anyone
stop him from going in the hole in the woods, he did not let anyone stop him from making the light
bulb, and he did not let anyone stop him from running away and finding his happiness. He knew
writing the book was considered a sin, but writing made him happy so he continued writing. When
Equality started to realize everything he had been taught, such as the rules and laws of the society,
he thought it was not crucial to his life, he was correct. In the novel the society shouldn t decide
what a human does or thinks, but let them be their own individual.
 The Female Sex Is A Crucial Part Of Creation And...
In all aspects of nature, the female sex is a crucial part of creation and development of offspring. In
Frankenstein, Mary Shelley explores the significance of women to the protagonist, Victor
Frankenstein , as he surpasses the woman s role in the production of life. Besides the major themes
of abandonment and loss in the novel Frankenstein, there is an ironic focus on the female role
throughout the plot. The disregard of women s roles in society and by Frankenstein show the
importance that these women actually played on his life. Frequently, the passive actions and ideally
domestic expressions of women s actions led to some of the largest events of the novel that affected
Victor Frankenstein the greatest. Through three important female... Show more content on
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She showed a uncommon amount of independence for this time period. Not only did she provide
care and tenderness for her gravely ill father, but the author also mentions how she had to find
ways to financially support herself and her father as well. She procured plain work; she plaited
straw; and by various means contrived to earn a pittance scarcely sufficient to support life.
(Shelley). The irony of this situation is greatly marked by the death of her father. At this time
period, it was very uncommon and not socially acceptable for women to be independent. But
when the death of her father came, Frankenstein described how his father came like a protecting
spirit to this poor girl and how he took Caroline away and placed her under the protection of a
relation (Shelley). The likeliness of this situation sounds greatly exaggerated. For months,
Caroline took the financial burden upon herself. Not only did she tend to her father during his
illness, but she was forced to take her extra time to support them both. Frankenstein depicts
Alphonse as rescuing Caroline after her father passed, and portraying her as a kind of damsel in
distress who is unable to care for herself. When in reality, she had already proven that she was
adequately able to care for herself and another. After Alphonse rescues Caroline from where she
was left to fend for herself, he takes her to live with his family where they will take care of
 Essay on Mckinley Anatomy and Physiology Answers
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Student:
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1. The word anatomy comes from:
A. Latin and means to be born .
B. Hebrew and means shape .
C. Greek and means to cut apart .
D. German and means body .
E. Italian and means form . 2. Anatomy is the study of:
A. stars.
B. function.
C. sharp tools.
D. structure and form.
E. word histories. 3. Since the body has been the same for thousands of years, anatomy is considered
a static classification system instead of a dynamic science.
True False 4. A scientist who describes the layers of the heart wall and their relationship to the
surrounding pericardium would be a(n):
A. anatomist. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
D. maladaptive in that it harbors bacteria. 20. Some researchers think pheromones are important
tools in human communication. Pheromones are chemical signals that one individual sends to
another. What research questions might be asked by anatomists and what questions might be asked
by physiologists to determine if pheromones are important to humans?

21. Both anatomists and physiologists are aware that form and function are interrelated.
True False 22. The mechanism by which the body propels food through the digestive tract is
primarily a topic of study for:
A. anatomists.
B. physiologists. 23. The term that refers to the ability of organisms to react to changes in the
environment is:
A. responsiveness.
B. reproduction.
C. metabolism.
D. development.
E. organization. 24. The various chemical reactions that organisms carry out are collectively called:
A. reproduction.
B. homeostasis.
C. metabolism.
D. responsiveness.
E. development. 25. Homeostasis refers to an organism s ability to regulate its internal environment
despite changes in the external environment.
True False 26. The category of reactions in which larger molecules are broken down into smaller
ones is known as:
A. anabolism.
B. catabolism.
C. synthesis.
D. homeostasis.
E. enzymatic. 27. The group of metabolic reactions in which smaller molecules are combined to form
 A Critique of Chapter 11 in Neil Postman s Technopoly Essay
A Critique of Chapter 11 in Neil Postman s Technopoly In chapter 11 (The Loving Resistance
Fighter) of the book Technopoly, published in 1992, Neil Postman focuses on a solution to the
problems created by Technopoly. A Technopoly (a word postman capitalizes throughout the book) is
a society that no longer merely uses technology as a support system but instead is shaped by it.
Postman proposes that we become loving resistance fighter(s) who retain the narratives and symbols
that once made the United States the hope of the world (p.182). He believes education is to lead the
resistance against technology by changing the curriculum to help restore a sense of meaning and
purpose lost to the Technopoly.... Show more content on [Link] ...
In chapter 11 Postman gives examples of people who resist the American Technopoly. An
example of a resistance fighter is a person who ignores a poll unless they know the questions
asked and why. As Postman introduced in chapter 8 ( Invisible Technologies ), the form of a
question can produce many different answers. It may also restrict us from seeing solutions to
problems that may become visible through a question worded differently. Postman shares the
story of two priests who write the Pope asking if it was allowable to smoke and pray at the same
time. One priest phrased the question Is it permissible to smoke while praying? and the response
was no because praying should be the focus of ones attention; the other priest asked Is it
permissible to pray while smoking? and the response was yes, since it is always appropriate to
pray. The opinion of almost any issue is a function of the question asked. In the American
Technopoly the opinion poll is a strict yes or no answer to an unexamined question. One is
therefore unable to share their knowledge and is easily mislead to answer a question in a certain
way. Another example of a resistance fighter is a person who does not allow psychology or any
social science to pre empt the language and thought of common sense. This example clearly relates
to chapter 9 ( Scientism ), in which Postman expresses his annoyance of the many people who have
a strong
 Love And Love
CLEAR The repeated phrase of the key Enbrel benefit was the creative hook and how Patients
described the idea The idea is further described and bolstered by the circle of support that
included friends, and doctors CLEAR Evenly balanced between JD and Pain Showed pain free
by all the activities she could do at the end, vs. couldn t do at the beginning like S Hand rubbing
conveys pain DITC reinforces JD and pain MANY Hand rubbing communicates RA/PsA pain
Backyard party conveys she is feeling better Opening chips, putting soda on ice, bean bag are key
painful activities that she could do pain free Showed her circle of support including Dr. STRONG
The repetition of the benefit makes Patients really listen, instigating consideration... Show more
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Make sure style references are clear. Animatic looks like a comic book In the Dark (D) Removed
from rotation in Phoenix NOT CLEAR Most did not understand the metaphor of dark to light and
attributed it to poor lighting of the early part of the animatic When prompted, the metaphor did
not hold up because the dark moment is the time of diagnosis, not when they realized that JD is
irreversible NOT OVERT Main message of pain free was derived from the activities she could do
Damage message came solely from DITC frames NOT MANY For some, setting up for camp in
/out were testaments to feeling good But they weren t everyday or every weekend leisure
scenarios Carrying wood, kneeling/rising and pinching s mores were relevant motor movements
but not as relevant as other scenes from other TVCs NO Because the hook was unclear the spot
didn t motivate NO Lifestyle TVC that was similar to other Pharma ads DO NOT PROCEED In
Repetition, the repetitive device of the key Enbrel benefit and the support circle of
 Figurative Language And Imagery InJuggler, By Richard Wilbur
The poem Juggler describes how the tricks the juggler acts out for the crowd amaze and intrigue
them. In the poem Juggler by Richard Wilbur, the author uses imagery, figurative language and tone
to describe the juggler as someone who brings happiness and fun to others.
The use of imagery, figurative language, and tone are used to describe the juggler and reveal the
speaker s own views about the world.
Throughout the poem the author uses imagery to describe the juggler s appearance and the tricks
he is accomplishing in his show. For example, Wilbur states, it takes a sky blue juggler with five
red balls...to shake our gravity up. (lines 6 7). The author s description of the juggler as someone
who can shake our gravity up (line 7) shows that the juggler is someone who has a tremendous
impact on the audience and the speaker. This is true since the crowd is full of serious people and
the juggler evokes happiness and astonishment from the audience. Moreover, by saying this the
audience is able to get an insight into the life of the speaker; we are able to see that not a lot of
things happen in the speaker s life that cause or bring up excitement and happiness. Additionally,
Wilbur shows the reader how the juggler is performing, the author says, Oh, on his toe the table is
turning, the broom s Balancing up on his nose, and the plate whirls. On the tip of the broom! (lines
9 21). We can see that as the juggler is performing his great trick the crowd is excited and amazed at
what he is accomplishing through his performance when the author says, Damn, what a show, we
cry... (line 21). Having the crowd cheer at the juggler as he completes his trick of the balancing act
showed that the juggler was able to bring happiness and amazement with the many tricks he was
able to perform for the crowd.
As the poem progresses, we can see how the juggler manipulates the five red balls he is using to
move around his body. In the poem, Wilbur uses figurative language like personification to show
how the balls move by the tricks the juggler does. For example, Wilbur says, The balls roll around,
wheel on his wheeling hand, learning the ways of lightness, alter to spheres, grazing his finger ends,
cling to their course
 Analyzing The Brexit ( Uk Leaving The Eu ) Using An Ir...
Reg: No:
Course Code: BJS 1205
Course Name: Introduction to International relations
Lecturers Name: peter mungai
Question: Analyze the Brexit ((UK leaving the EU) using an IR theory of your choice and what you
have learnt about integration and liberalization (30 Marks).

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction2
The Liberal Paradox behind Brexit2
Union to prevent war4
Fragile Union5
Aftermath6
Conclusion6
Bibliography8

Introduction
The current international system is characterized by growth in globalization hence regional
integration is becoming a common phenomenon in most parts of the world. As a result of states
becoming more interconnected, most of them have opted for regional integration so as to enhance
trade between states thus boosting economies of the states as well as the regions as a whole.
Besides free trade, regional integration has seen to it the elimination of trade barriers, free
movement of goods and people across borders, regional co operation in issues to do with peace and
security within the regions among various other benefits of regional integration. One of the regions
that has grown as a result of regional integration is the European Union (EU), which is an economic
and political partnership composed of 28 European countries. This paper will focus on the EU and
give a theoretical analysis of the Brexit while giving lessons of integration and liberalization based
on the Brexit.
The Liberal Paradox behind Brexit
Liberalism has been widely