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... Female Oppression in The Color Purple For centuries, women have been relegated to an inferior status in society as a result of their gender alone. Because they are woman, it was assumed they were incapable of learning, incapable of making logical decisions, incapable of defending themselves and incapable of managing their own sexuality. This was true regardless of the woman’s race, but was applied to the woman of color in slightly different terms than what we are most familiar with in literature. Rather than thinking of the ancient Greek Penelope, whiling away her days with never-ending weaving, or Shakespeare’s Desdemona, wandering aimlessly through her palace trying to puzzle out what’s troubling her dear husband, the woman... Female...
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...?Running Head: VIOLENCE Topic: Violence Lecturer: Presentation: Violence The WHO defines violence as the intentional use of physical force to cause injury, psychological harm, deprivation, damage or death whether actual or threatened against oneself or others (WHO, 2002). Violence is mostly used a tool of manipulation especially by the males in order to prove their manhood. Some scholars believe the aggressive behavior is inherent in human beings while others believe it is as a result of socialization. According to the center for disease control and prevention (CDC), violence is a serious public health issue in the United States and accounts for 51,000 deaths annually. WHO acknowledges that 1.6million lives are lost worldwide due... to...
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...? Lifecycle of a Successful Nightclub Lifecycle of a Successful Nightclub Introduction This paper will define what makes a successful nightclub. It will also address the factors that affect the life cycle of a nightclub with close reference to the case study on Marquee, a nightclub in New York. Indeed, the paper will rely on Marquee’s stages of development to define a successful nightclub. In Europe and the USA, the would be nightclub venues sprung in the early 20th century where they sold alcohol, promoted entertainment, encouraged dancing , comedy, and stage performances.Initially, from the 1950s through the 20th...
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...The Station Nightclub Investigation 8/13/2008 The overall condition of the nation’s buildings and infrastructure are of grave concern to its citizens. In many cases, disaster has struck in the form of a collapsed bridge or building, unexpected fire, or similar situation. Since people assume that the buildings that they visit, the roads that they drive on, and the bridges that they drive across are constructed safely, it is important that they actually are. One way that the nation is approaching this problem is by studying disasters in this area that have occurred and making recommendations to help keep disasters like them from occurring in the future (NIST, 2005).
This paper covers The Station...
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...The Masquerade Atlanta, Georgia http www.masq.com/ Introduction The Masquerade is a nightclub located in Atlanta, Georgia. This nightclub is uniquely placed in a turn of the century mill building. The Masquerade promotes live music, dancing, and bar in three distinct parts of the club. The three areas of the club are named:
Hell
Purgatory
Heaven
Different live events can be scheduled for all three parts of the club on the same night. This gives the club patron a chance to decide on a love duet, rock band, or even a death metal act.
Other than the three distinct parts of nightclub, the Masquerade offers alcohol to patrons over 21, dancing, DJ’s, live music, and club wide events. ...
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... A sustainable nightclub in London According to experts, today green building has become an increasingly growing component of the sustainable development, which in its turn is based upon three core principles: “(1) developing in a targeted, compact, and balanced manner; (2) promoting energy and resource-efficient development and operations; and (3) preserving and protecting natural resources” (Furr et al., 2009, p.ix). This paper describes an approach to management of the Green Club’s project, aimed to build a “green” nightclub in the center of London. It will be completely innovative sustainability concept, offered to young Londoners in attractive, interactive manner.
The project will increase a...
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...Station Nightclub Fire Station Nightclub Fire Introduction: On the night of February 20, 2003 a fire struck the Station Nightclub located in Rhode Island, West Warwick. This fire occurred after an ignition on the pyrotechnics installed for a band performance that night. After a thorough investigation, it was concluded that the fire spread across the club via the polyurethane foam mounted on the wall to limit the sound from emanating outside the room. This paper aims at highlighting the events and causes of the fire, which will lead towards the analysis of the extent to which the codes were adhered at the time of the event, and the changes in the laws that were made subsequent to the...
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...STATION NIGHTCLUB FIRE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH PROJECT
Table of Contents
A. Introduction……………………………………………………………………….3
a) Background………………………………………………………………..3
b) Current Codes used………………………………………………………..4
B. Research. Project…………………………………………………………………..5
a) Problem Definition………………………………………………………...5
b) Research Methodology…………………………………………………....5
c) Data Collection……………………………………………………………6
d) Data Analysis……………………………………………………………..7
e) Data Presentation…………………………………………………………7
C. Recommendations………………………………………………………………..8
a) Effect on Codes…………………………………………………....8
b) Future Plans………………………………………………………8
D. Conclusion……………………………………….……………………….9
E. Reference List……………………………………………………….....10
A) Introduction
a) Background
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...VIOLENCE IN THE MOVIES (Theoretical Perspectives) of Introduction The movie industry constitutes one form ofentertainment in the popular culture and has been a great influence on society in general because of its portrayals of certain events in life. It is a powerful tool in mass-media medium and one of the most contentious issues about the industry is the depiction of violence in films, whether physical, verbal, sexual violence or otherwise. It is often shown in its extreme forms such that it brought on howls of protests from the public and it led the film industry to exercise forms of restraint through self-censorship and a code. This paper tackles the topic of violence...
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...Station Nightclub Fire Introduction A violent fire occurred on 20th day of February, 2003 night at station night club. A live performance of a band was in progress. The fire is regarded as the fourth devastating fire in the history of America. The fire broke out just after 11 at the night. The pyrotechnics head out by the manager of the performing band is cited to the reason behind fire. The manager ignited the combustible sound padding foam in the walls. The fire surrounded the club in less than 6 minutes. A massive crowd gathered at the nightclub that day to witness the band performance. Around 230 people were injured because of the fire and 132 lucky ones just managed to escape uninjured. The video...
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