New York Reports Samples For Students

The Iroquois Theatre was located on the Northern side, between the Dearborn Street and State Street in Chicago. The theatre attracted many women who went to Chicago for day trips because they thought the theatre was safe. The safety of the theatre was guaranteed because it was located close to the Loop shopping district that was patrolled by police. Upon opening of the Iroquois Theatre, drama critics lauded the theatre terming it as the most beautiful theatre in Chicago.
The Iroquois Theatre fire occurred at about 3:15 P.M, on 30th December 1903, in Chicago, Illinois. After the fire, 605 Continue reading...

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Abstract
This report delves into John Fitzgerald Kennedy Airport (JFK). It provides a brief history as well as the old and new structure of the airport. As well, it gives a panoramic view of the old and the new structural features of the Airport for the future needs.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) Airport: An Introduction

JFK is run by the Port Authority of New York as well as New Jersey, under a charter ratified in 1947. It is amongst the leading passenger-volume airports all over the USA, as well as the busiest international air passenger entrance, managing more Continue reading...

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History 2402 – United States History since the Civil War

Introduction
The photographs of New York City slums taken between 1888 and 1898 by photographer and journalist Jacob Riis has served as a daunting highlight on the plight of people suffering from poverty in a highly prosperous area of the United States (US). The context within which Riis took his photographs, most of which he published in his book How the Other Half Lives, portrays a time when immigrants started flocking to the US – New York City being among the most popular places for settlement. In gaining a greater understanding of the aforementioned period in US Continue reading...

Analyzing the New York Times

In the 21st century, the development of technology means that several media companies have entered the market. This has increased competition for clients and customers. With the accessibility of the internet, it has become easy for people to access information. No sector has been affected as much as the media industry. Whether in the print media, online news, advertising or broadcasting, there are several companies and organisations that seek to assert their superiority. The increased competition is a major cause of concern. Because of this, companies have resorted to employing mechanisms through which to analyze the external and internal Continue reading...

Water supply system in the New York City is one of the most elaborate and extensive in the world. The water supply system relies on an assortment of water reservoirs, aqueducts and tunnels to meet the daily water needs of the over 8 million residents and guests. Compared to other water systems in other world metropolis, water supply and treatment in New York City is simpler due to its well protected water-shields in the wilderness. The water supply in the populous and enormous city is easy as up to 95% of water requirements are met by gravity supply. Pressure Continue reading...

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Feasibility Report for the Establishment of an Internal Cafeteria at McGraw Hill Financial, New York

Purpose: The Establishment of an Internal Cafeteria
Problem
The staff at the four companies of McGraw-Hill Financial take their meals mostly from fast food restaurants in downtown Manhattan, New York. There are three major problems with this scenario. First, the trip to downtown and back is time-wasting. Employees have to take an elevator from the office to the ground floor, then a taxi to the restaurant. They then have to queue at the restaurant and wait for food to be prepered, before they can take the trip back. Some may choose Continue reading...

Analysis of the program “Getting Out and Staying Out”

Abstract
The ‘Getting Out and Staying Out’ program has received a lot of attention in the recent past for the role it has played in reviving and rekindling the lives of young males of New York who have served time in prison. This paper sheds more light on the role that the program has played in the by looking at the factors that have facilitated its success, doing a SWOT analysis and providing recommendations that could be implemented to improve the service delivery of the program. The paper also suggests the considerations that prospective studies could use to evaluate Continue reading...

Engineering

Abstract
The Brooklyn Bridge is probably underappreciated by most of the people who use it today but it is still an example of great engineering. The chief engineer, Roebling, designed a suspension bridge that was fifty percent longer than any other suspension bridge of the times. His design for weighting of the bridge to keep it stable when there was wind is a very important lesson for today’s suspension bridge designers. The health and safety issues of the height of the bridge and the use of the Caisson boxes have been discussed. The approximately 27 deaths that took Continue reading...

Introduction

Value of a risk (VaR) is widely defined as probabilistic measure of market risk. Financial analysts use VaR to predict the future value of the market portfolio. Previous scholars who invented this idea of VaR did not use the name value of a risk. However, names like dollar at risk (DaR), income at risk (IaR), capital at risk (CaR), and earning at risk were used in place of VaR. The name ‘value at risk’ originated within JP Morgan before 1985.
Historically, value of a risk was developed though two parallel line. One of them was called Portfolio theory and Continue reading...

a) Discussing the roles of planning and control in the budgetary system.
Comprehensive budgets will have two basic functions, which are planning and control. It is for this reason that the organization needs to decide the function, which is most significant, and later resolve a range of formulation issues. The budgetary systems will be used in evaluating managers' performances and at the same time, tie their bonuses to the attained targeted goals. However, while the company is extensively concerned with operational efficiency, it should focus on the control and coordination of various aspects of budgeting. The extent to which Continue reading...

This report is intended to explain the water distribution systems used by my home community: New York City in this case. It solely expounds on the main water sources and the methods and channels used to distribute the water to the citizenry. It explains the ways in which water is supplied and used by the New York community: water harvesting, treatment and distribution to the city.

The history of New York City’s water service and the community it serves.

Ney York’s water service dates back to the late 1670’s when the veteran Manhattan white settlers relied on shallow wells for supply of water for their domestic use. The wells were Continue reading...

Poor Business Ethics

Earlier in the year Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial all being big time mortgage and loan lending institutions were alleged to be engaging in illegal practices. An investigation that was carried out by New York State investigators found out that bank of America along with other financial firms did not follow the laid down procedure when creating their mortgage-backed securities as provided for in the New York state law. Bank of America is said to have flawed the mortgage banking process by failing to provide important documents to other entities. These home loans Continue reading...

Introduction

Enzymes are protein whose main function is working as a catalyst for different reactions in the body. It only alters the rate of the reaction it being involved in the same reactions. There are several enzymes in the human body each having a specific reaction to catalyze. An example of an enzyme includes salivary Amylase. Salivary Amylase is an enzyme found in the human saliva. It catalyzes the break down of starch into oligosaccharides via the process of hydrolysis. Therefore, its main substrate is starch. Without this enzyme, this metabolism Continue reading...

The aim of this report is to enhance understanding of the managers at the P &G through an intelligence analysis of the main competitors, and the comparison between the company and its main competitor. Unilever International Corporation has been investigated in detail as the main rival to the company. Its current market analysis has been elaborated in detail, while its current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threat are explained in detail in the SWOT analysis section. Opinions on the industry and the marketing strategies have been sought from various sources, in order to allow managers to understand what Continue reading...

Executive summary

The aim of this report is to enhance understanding of the managers at the P &G through an intelligence analysis of the main competitors, and the comparison between the company and its main competitor. Unilever International Corporation has been investigated in detail as the main rival to the company. Its current market analysis has been elaborated in detail, while its current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threat are explained in detail in the SWOT analysis section. Opinions on the industry and the marketing strategies have been sought from various sources, in order to allow managers to understand what Continue reading...

Introduction

JPMorgan Chase Bank was opened in 1799 as the Bank of Manhattan. Currently, the bank has spread its operations in almost all the corners of the world (85 countries to be specific) and employs a staff of approximately 260,965. It has more than five thousand one hundred branches and sixteen thousand one hundred ATMs nationwide. Chase currently has $2.509 trillion assets.
JPMorgan Chase Bank is one of the oldest, biggest and most popular financial institutions all over the world. Its legacy dates back to the year 1799 when the earliest predecessor of the bank was chartered in the Continue reading...

Introduction

The introduction of banks replaced the traditional method of storing money. During the Stone Age period, human beings stored their possessions in caves and caverns. An ancient Chinese legend talked of a dragon which was the kept by villagers to guard their treasure. The banking industry replaced the need for hiring animals and soldiers to guard their possessions. The advent of banking replaced the barter trade and signaled the demise of the traditional method of keeping money. The conventional banking system was first developed in England. Banks kept equal an equivalent amount of gold or platinum with the amount Continue reading...

Introduction:

The overall objectives of this report is to help them in adapting a concrete methodology that is applicable in project management in the form of organizing change that allows the employees to engage in a form of empowerment in the manufacturing cells and through the identification of the requirements that facilitate the self-directed concept implementation and assessment. One of the critical elements in developing and advancing the changes in the social systems like the teams is the fact that there is need to conduct a thorough change management as well as project management based on the literature therein.

Findings and recommendations on the use of ‘self-managed’ or semi-autonomous teams in manufacturing:

Semi-autonomous Continue reading...

Introduction

Toyota’s core business is being the global manufacturer of automotive and has an extended structure including subsidiaries and plants in over 170 countries. Having an extensive global and geographical coverage puts the corporation at a risky position due to outside forces exerted by the global external environment. The external business environment is the core determiner of success and continuous progress of the business. The Japan Corporation faces imminent challenges in sustaining its operation around the globe due to economic and social-cultural factors that create commotion and inappropriate conditions for the existence of a car manufacturing industry. Considering the Continue reading...

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Analysis of New York Times Articles on Social Deviance
Article 1
Parker-Pope, Tara. “College Students Behaving Badly.” New York Times 31 July 2008. Web. Retrieved 23 Feb. 2013.
Rather than focus exclusively on articles within a very short period of three to four months, it seemed better to examine if the New York Times routinely publishes articles that address social deviance directly, instead of simply mentioning activities that might be construed as socially deviant. Using this approach, a search was made of the newspaper’s website using the term “social deviance;” only a few results appeared that were less Continue reading...

Abstract

Large scale implementation of information systems undergoes a lot of process and risk management. With organization-wide information systems that are bound to automate large-scale business processes, complexity is increased as there is a need to have good integration of the divergent processes in the organization. With automation in the business processes in many companies, there is the saving of operations costs and the possibilities of attaining collaboration in a creative and innovative way. The recent developments in large-scale information systems have made the working of the various departments synergized so that the human resource department can work on the Continue reading...

Abstract

The McDonald’s company specializes in the provision of quality restaurant services globally by establishing branches worldwide which are interconnected with the main head branch based in the United Kingdom. Global expansion is one of the main goals of the company. However, the move to globalization is one countered with various crisis; these crisis range from economic perspectives, legal requirements, social cultural interferences, and effective market strategies. China is one of the most populated countries all around the world, therefore, making it a possible ground for the establishment of a fast food market to suit the fast growing population Continue reading...

Abstract

The McDonald’s company specializes in the provision of quality restaurant services globally by establishing branches worldwide which are interconnected with the main head branch based in the United Kingdom. Global expansion is one of the main goals of the company. However, the move to globalization is one countered with various crisis; these crisis range from economic perspectives, legal requirements, social cultural interferences, and effective market strategies. China is one of the most populated countries all around the world, therefore, making it a possible ground for the establishment of a fast food market to suit the fast growing population Continue reading...

External Analysis

Demographic Forces
Economic Forces
Economic factor is important in the analysis of Pebble, but it does not play a crucial role in the development of the Company. The product is sold anywhere because it is available online. Customers who can afford this smartwatches can buy them online disregard of the economic situation or the level of inflation in a particular country. The financial support of the Company is an important component of the economic factor. The main concern is the limited advertising budget because Pebble does not have significant financial resources at its disposal. Therefore, the Company has to Continue reading...

Introduction

Faster travel time, a feat of human imagination and a masterpiece of engineering. These are but some of the things that airplanes embody in the world. While there have been many records and variations throughout history of emulating flight, it was the Wright Brothers that finally made modern aircrafts possible back in 1903 . Since then the “aeroplane” has been used in many situations of human history. Such situations include public transportation, combat and even entertainment.
This invention did not come without a price however; just as when dynamite was used in manners that were against the wishes of Alfred Continue reading...

Introduction

Starbucks initiated as a gourmet coffee roasting company that started in Seattle over forty years ago. The market at that time had been dominated by the brands that were marketed in the supermarkets that include Maxwell House and Folgers. At the time that Starbucks started its operations, the coffee consumption on a per capita basis was declining. In the decades of the 1980s and the 1990s, the higher quality coffee beans and the specialty coffee began to develop a niche of loyal followers. Starbucks was purchased by Howard Schultz in 1987. Schultz envisioned creating a coffee culture that was Continue reading...

Introduction

Theory of mind refers to the ability presumption that people or other beings have a mind.This stems from the fact that one can only intuit existence of his/her own mind via introspection and there is no direct link to another persons mind.Theory of mind will always allow a person to have thoughts,wishes,intentions and desires to others,prediction or explanation of other people actions and even elaborate on the intentions of those actions.In most cases,Theory of mind seems to be like innate ability in humans,although one needs social and other much more experience over some period Continue reading...

Introduction

In an organization, the corporate level of management carries out the growth strategies of the organization. Growth strategies are employed to seek growth, sales, profit and market share or any other objectives the organization may have set. The growth strategies are expected to result to an increase in the organization value. Some of the growth strategies which may be implemented are vertical integration, horizontal integration, and diversification, take over, mergers and acquisition, strategic alliance and joint ventures. The strategies discussed leads to an increase in the market share of a firm. The strategies are also adopted to help the Continue reading...

Starbucks has over the years expanded into 55 different countries and territories across the world, with upwards of 8033 and 8892 direct and franchised outlets manned by upwards of 149,000 employees (MarketLine, 2011, P. 4). The company sternly controls and licenses franchises across the world, stores that sell not only its espresso coffee, but tea, beverages and baked foods. With a market administratively divided into the United States, Internal, Global Consumer Markets and other regions, Starbucks major products include VIA Ready Brew, Starbucks, Tazo Tea and Seattle’s Best Coffee. It posted annual revenues of more than $11, Continue reading...

Introduction

It is becoming clear that the many practices that are seen in lifestyles today cannot meet sustainability in a definite manner. The planet is becoming small and more resources are not in a position to be produced. What is more, there are many inhabitants who cannot even provide the very basic needs that they need. The problem of the need to live with the limited resources that are there today with equal access to limited resources is one of the concepts of sustainable development. There is complexity in engineering and products; this has called for engineers to consider ways Continue reading...

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With eth advent of computing devices, there has been a phenomenal growth in the adoption of electronic displays. There has been adoption of electronic displays in these Continue reading...

Methods of Heat Transfer

Conduction
The first method through which heat is transferred from one object to another is conduction. Conduction occurs in liquids and solids through transfer of kinetic energy present in one particle to the immediate particle(s) in its surrounding. By considering the bonds existing between atoms and molecules in solids as elastic links, the vibration of one particle due to increase energy level caused by heat, the next in its line vibrate too. This process is replicated in adjacent particles thereby allowing transfer of thermal energy from a body with a higher temperature as compared to the one with Continue reading...

Ever since the 1920s and 1930s, the allure and absorption with the metropolitan life and the images related to it has resulted in an increased interest in the artistic rendition of urban images in various forms (Alifragkis and Penz 221). Whether in the moving image works of famous urban story tellers, such as Woody Allen, or still image works of admired photographers, such as Eugene Atgets and Man Ray, the interest in urban images is here to stay. The purpose of urban photography can be said to create visual appeal that summarizes the dynamics of modernity in an open Continue reading...

Currently, approximately close to 5 million citizens of the United States that represent close to 2 percent of the United States population is denied the right to vote because of felony conviction. Among all democratic nations, the U.S has the most limiting laws in this font amongst all major democracies in the world. Democratic nations such as New Zealand, Denmark Israel, South Africa, Finland among others give right of voting to felons upon completion of the sentence. In my view, denying the vote to ex-offenders is antidemocratic and compromising to the values of freedom and self-determination. Upon completing their Continue reading...

Successful business Idea in Hospitality or Tourism

Introduction
There are various successful business ideas in the hospitality and tourism sector. Investors need to transform the available hospitality ideas into successful businesses by implementing the ideas (Stephen, C. 2008, pp 56). A successful business idea in the hospitality industry should involve the provision of products or services required in that society. The idea has to fulfill dissimilar customer needs in order to succeed in the market. Before starting a business, the investor has to think about the type of business venture and its market. Understanding the market for a tourism business includes good knowledge of the customers, Continue reading...

Introduction and e-Business background

ZARA is a Spanish clothing manufacturer founded in 1975. It is a part of Inditex Group that makes it the world’s largest and successful clothing retailer. The company offers its customers with a wide variety of men, women and children clothing. ZARA has over 2,000 stores in different parts of the world and has a policy to invest a certain percentage of their revenue in opening new stores . The store has the most unusual strategy in the market as they do not advertise their products. One of the strategies of ZARA is that they take only one Continue reading...

- Original Concept
“Last Man” was inspired by Frederic Brown’s (1948) “Knock”, which Brown based on the three-sentence short-short story written by Thomas Bailey Aldrich and is about the last man on Earth following the Zan’s annihilation of living things in the planet. The “Last Man” follows Isaac as the last man on earth who refuses to forget about his family that was since long gone. Brown’s work was an inspiration because the plot narrative, although brief, offered an opportunity to create a different take of the story. Film, as a medium, works best in the Continue reading...

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HRS 203

HR literature About Recruitment Process 3

Introduction 3
HRM Constructs in Modern Business Environment 3
Literature Review on Recruitment Process 3
Recruitment Professionals – Motivation and Empowerment off topic I am afraid 3
Conclusion 3
HR literature About Recruitment Process
Introduction
Global Business environment is becoming more and more complex, and this increasing complexity places forward alternative competitive strategy. More organizations today realize the role that human capital plays in sustainable development and creation of unique and lasting customer value (Millmore,, 2007). With that in mind, the attention of academic and business circles to a great degree is directed to the role of Human Continue reading...

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Executive Summary
Introduction
Globalization is one of the major factors that influence the way people and groups such as organizations go about their lives today. Essentially, globalization refers to the integration of people, organizations, cultures, and sectors around the world. Progress and development, particularly in technology, facilitate globalization in that it creates small communities that interact and brings about various outcomes. In the business sector, globalization has made possible the development of the multicultural or diverse workplace. As organizations transition into multinational companies and as they acknowledge the advantages and contributions of diversity to their business, businesses look for Continue reading...

Executive Summary

Tourism tours business is becoming increasingly competitive. The tour companies must seek to know how they can overcome this wave of high level of competition in order to compete effectively and remain relevant in the tourism market. It is a tour company’s responsibility to ensure that the tourists get unique services and an adventure of a lifetime that will keep them coming for more. As the years go by, the tourism industry will become even more competitive, and the need for offering unique services by the tour companies will increase. The key to a successful tours company is Continue reading...