Case Study Matthew Carey

Micheal Byrne was outreached to the XYZ Community Mental Health Center by Mr. Allen Weathers and case worker is Mrs. Kristin Smith. Mr. Byrne's lives under the Barlow Bridge in Pickett's Glen Park. Mr. Byrne's is African American 5'10,160lbs with short black hair, wearing unwashed clothing and he has a dog named "Floyd".Mr. Byrne's joined the Army in 2002 to 2006, After the released from the Army he has been since he homeless. Mr. Byrne stay with a girl friend for a short period and some friends however neither situations worked out. According to Catherine Mr. Byrne's tried working several jobs however each position lasted only 1 to 3 weeks due to his mental issues. Currently he has been living under the Barlow's bridge for two years. Mr.

William Penn, an English entrepreneur, had an unforeseen impact on the history of the United States of America. Penn had been already a champion for democracy, religious freedom, and anti-slavery movements. Through his good relations with both the common people of England and the Indians of Pennsylvania, Penn was able to secure an entire state for many years to come. So that people could escape persecution for their religious beliefs, have more freedom, and have a good relationship with the Indians.

The Artificial River, a well thought of 177 paged book written by the author Carol Sheriff whom at the time was an graduate at Yale University and finished it off while an assistant professor at William and Mary. This compelling book captures and emphasis the success and downfall the Erie canal has brought to the people. Sheriff has a clear notion that “progress” viewed differently through the eyes of conflicting people and status. What one envisioned the Canal turn out to be fluctuated from another. Progress to them meant in large part men and women take apart an active role in the community that they are in which the construction of the Erie canal consisted of people doing just that. She apprehended that whomever supported the canal had some dream and hope to actively be apart a wider range or market exchange. In Sheriff words she says that progress would play a central role in defining Northern sectional identity in decades. The book will explore six topics which are titled Vision of Progress, The Triumph of Art over Nature, Reducing time and distance, Politics of land and water, Politics of Business and The Perils of Progress all of which I will touch on throughout the paper.

Foreign Affairs The Gilded age was a time when the United States was thriving, and it seemed like everything was going good on the outside, but it was truly corrupt and full of unacceptable people on the inside. This age lasted from 1876-1900, it was a time when many people saw the U.S. also thrive with innovation, mass imagination, and territorial expansion. There were several presidents during the Gilded Age, which were Ulysses S. Grant, Ruther B. Hayes, James Garfield, Chester A. Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, and William McKinley. All these presidents were an asset that contributed to the growth of the United States during this age.

Hawley gave his original drafts of the Erie Canal to his friend, an Albany-bound assemblyman, to gain support of the 1809 legislation but, when Hawley’s friend, Joshua Forman, proposed the survey to president Jefferson he turned it down and canalling was dropped out of legislation for that year (Bond of Union). Hawley’s draft was then left with Surveyor-General De Witt Clinton to try and push it back into congress. Lawmakers in New York only met four months out of the year so Clinton, Thomas Eddy, Peter Porter, James Geddes, William North, Gouverneur Morris, and Stephen Van Rensselaer, all canal commissioners, traveled the thirty-hour tour up the Hudson to do surveying without interference of politics. On their journey they visited all the small towns with companies up and down the Mohawk river, between Albany, Oswego and Buffalo, they asked them questions about building a canal and if they approved of the idea but, they all said that it wouldn’t matter to them because they traded with Montreal (Bond of Union). After the canal commissioner members finished their expedition of the Hudson and Mohawk river all of them were convinced that the canal was not a good idea except for Peter Porter. Porter believed that the canal could be built right alongside the Mohawk river using the unpredictable waters as their water source for the canal. Much later after the expedition of the Hudson and Mohawk river De Witt received a letter stating that the canal must be built or else all the business would go to Montreal, Canada and that building the canal would turn New York City into “The largest commercial city in the world.” (Bond of Union). After the letter the canal commissioners met up again to talk about the idea of making the canal again and brought their first report to the lawmakers of New York State on March 2, 1811. In their

Michelle Beets was a nurse manager of the emergency department at Sydney’s Royal North Shore hospital. She was found stabbed to death on the 27th of April 2010 by Walter Marsh, a former US marine. Beets and Marsh had a working relationship where Beet’s had authority over Marsh and she chose not to renew his 12-month contract. Without a job, Marsh would have been forced back to the US because he was on a work visa in Australia. Weeks before the night of the criminal act, Marsh had familiarised himself with the home and had practiced the attack moves he was going to use on his own wife and her brother. On 27th of April 2010, Beets was returning home, in Chatswood from work and Marsh was there waiting for her in the driveway. He ambushed her,

During the year of 1845 a modern day marvel was completed. This feat of modern engineering allowed people and goods alike to travel from the Great Lakes to the Ohio River on a moderately quick and cost effective route. To be completely specific the name of this route would later be known as the Miami Erie Canal. Notably, the canal is known for being the driving force behind the economy and growth in the majority of small towns along the canal. For this reason the canal should be celebrated for its contributions to the development of northwest Ohio.

Before steamboats and railroads it was really hard to transport any kind of goods. The only way goods could be transport was though sea. When the Erie Canal was built it brought many benefits to New York. People would travel in large boats through the Erie Canal. It was indeed one of the most important ways of transportation in the sea for New York City. It helped populate the country better for being well known for their selling products. The Erie Canal brought up the economy with their different products. Some of the products included crops, animal meat, and domestic products etc. New York City was the center of money, business, and trading. Therefore, the Erie Canal was a great resource to make all the trading possible. The Erie Canal was

The United States built the Panama Canal. The canal was a fifty-mile-long passage that created a shortcut for ships. It cut through the Central American nation of Panama and linked the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. “It was an incredible project, the largest public construction project in US history. The engineering, technical, medical, and scientific challenges were incredible, first having to get disease under control and then figure out whether it should be a sea-level or a lock canal. It was forty miles long and literally cut through the continental divide, so it was extremely difficult” (Greene). The construction of the Panama Canal strengthened the economic dominance, and the rise of the United States naval power in the Western Hemisphere, accomplishing a long-awaited dream to create a route that allowed ships to move easily between the two great oceans.

The police have what Seth Stoughton calls a “warrior” problem (226). Police departments have been cultivating the warrior mythos that officers are like soldiers within the community trying to survive. This mentality has created problems for police departments causing the citizens be fearful and mistrusting the police. This is what is happening in Greensboro. Their ‘proactive policing’ strategies are that of a warrior mentality. So as part of the first recommendation GPD would have to change its mindset and adopt the guardian mentality. This would increase the public’s trust in the police within the Greensboro. Stoughton suggest in order to change this mind set you have to follow two strategies during training of new officers. The first is to

It is nearly impossible to study American history without a mention of Pennsylvania. The state is central in American history not only because of its location on the East Coast, but also for the long duration of time that Europeans have inhabited Pennsylvania. Always central to early American history, Pennsylvania was of the first American colonies, birthed many of the founding fathers, and even housed Philadelphia, the first capital of the United States. Furthermore, Pennsylvania had many of America’s firsts, such as the first national bank and the first major road. Pennsylvania was able to see much of the change that occurred throughout America’s history and shared many

By 1900 canals like the Chicago Sanitary and Ship canal had also been used to help created more trade and transportation of American products.

The Erie Canal vision and design was created by Jesse Hawley a flour merchant.  Jesse Hawley designed a Canal from The eastern shores of Lake Erie to Albany on the Hudson River.  Unfortunately Jesse ended up in debtor’s prison as he became bankrupt trying to market his Canal design (New York State, ND) .  This however, did not stop him, in 1807 he spent his  time in debtor’s prison creating documents to describing his plan in details, estimate cost and project benefits.  These plans were presented in Washington by Joshua Forman to gain federal support and the plan was denied (New York State, ND).  One of the famous quotes made by Thomas Jefferson during the proposal was "a little short of madness" indicating that they did not feel it was possible

The worker contacted Bryan Rojas who stated he is the brother of Diana Rojas. Mr. Rojas Stated “I don’t have any concerns with Diana’s family. “Diana and Gustavo are good parents and they give their children discipline and structure.” Mr. Rojas Stated “The family likes to make dinners, go on outings like the zoo, and go over homework together.” Mr. Rojas Stated “Diana and Gustavo do a good job at taking care of all the kids they talk to them and when they act out their put in timeout or sent to bed.” Mr. Rojas Stated” All the kids get along well but sometimes they do have fights between siblings but that is normal my kids get into fights some times to.” Mr. Rojas Stated “Diana and Gustavo do a good job taking care of all the

PURPOSE FOR EVALUALTION: Miss. Olivia Smith is a first time admission for inpatient care at this facility. Miss Olivia was referred by her professor and parents due to their concern regarding her unexplainable behavior she has been displaying. She is a twenty two white female who parents name are Shelia and David Smith.