Lakeland Case Study

Stage 3 astrocytoma also called anaplastic astrocytoma is a tumor which the causes are still unknown. It attacks the brain and the spinal cords. The treatment for this tumor is rude. This case present a girl, Jenni Lake, 17 years old, which suffers of this disease. She was diagnosed with 3 tumors on her brain and 3 others on her spine. However, she is young and has the great chances to recover from her tumors. Nevertheless, the treatment required some restrictions and is not favorable to some health conditions like pregnancy. Then, while she was doing her treatment, she was confused because she discovered her pregnancy. If she decides to keep the pregnancy, she has to stop the treatment and cut her chance to recover

White or Caucasian represented 70.8% of the population in Lakeland or 60,011. While only 20.9% represented the black or African-American population or 20,351. This leaves 8.3% of the population who were Hispanic, Latino, Asian, or other that total 8060.

After hearing that Wright would not call the police because of Bryant and Milam’s threat, he decided to call the Leflore County sheriff and his mother in Chicago. His mother than placed a call to Emmett’s brother Mamie Till Bradley. Wright and his wife also drove to Sumner, where Elizabeth Wright's brother contacted the

There is no denying that the fast-paced life so that their monotonous life and no momentum. Art adds vivid colors to our dull and monotonous daily routines. It is not required that art is something static in motion but in thought. A single painting could mean millions of different things to different people. It is the value of possibility and of perception that is so important. Tampa Museum of Art which is a good platform to show the glamor of art. On October 28, 2016, I visited the Tampa Museum of Art in downtown Tampa. Located in the heart of downtown Tampa, the museum serves as the focal point of Tampa Bay’s lively creative art district. With three main exhibits set up, the Tampa Museum of Art highlights important pieces representing different time periods. Today, I want to talk about the Classical World section. There are many characteristics of art, including the ancient cultural relics, images, and sculpture from the ancient Rome, Greece, and other Mediterranean regions. Ancient objects from these areas such as pots, jewelry, and sculptures. Many of the pots had scenes and figures painted on them, many of which were significant historical events and mythological events.

You are the legal counsel to the newly elected governor of the State of NewLand. The governor wants to attract more industry to the state as part of his plan of improvements for the state. The state is divided into several Air Quality Control Regions (AQCRs). The governor wants to alter the parameters of pollution control monitoring so as to attract more industry. Please, advise him as to whether he may do the following and if so, how.

When I was perhaps seven years old, surely no more than eight, I spent much of my summer at the local daycare; Lakeland's Little Learners was it’s name. I knew a lot of the kids there before I started attending (which I had been doing for a few years at this point) because we had all previously gone to another daycare in town, this one called Little Thinkers. However, due to parents not paying their children’s dues, (I dimly recall a vague understanding of a card checkout system indicating various forms of payment each night, and watching many parents not bother to mark it) it was shut down, and so we were all relocated to Lakeland’s Little Learners. One of the friends I was delighted to become reaquainted with at the new daycare was a boy

Broward County, between July 1997 and June 2000, had an average of 54 cases per month. Of these cases, 54% of individuals were found to be mentally ill, 16% were found to have a mental illness and substance abuse problems, two percent were either dependent on drugs or abused drugs on a regular basis, two percent were found to be developmentally disabled, and 26 percent of the cases were labeled as being undetermined (Goldkamp and Iron-Guynn 2000). In June of 1998, Ditton found that for state prisons, federal prisons, local jails, and probationers, mentally ill inmate committed violent offenses and property offenses at a higher rate than other inmates without mental illnesses. She also found that middle-aged offenders had the highest metal illness

Lake City is an established neighborhood in northeast Seattle with a population of 39,939 as of 2013 (Demographic Now 2015). The borders of Lake City from south to north are from 95th Street to 145th Street and from Lake Washington to 15th Street going east to west. Walking, driving, and data retrieval comprised the survey of this area. The purpose of this paper is to identify potential community health issues that may impact the residents as a whole.

Neighborhood Councils serve as representatives for locals in their cities and perform in a citywide role to assist citizens at a city level. They address citywide issues; take positions on politics all while proactively engaging their communities. Neighborhood councils are the links between government agencies and local communities. They represent the entire community, putting personal opinions aside. The Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council (LBNC) serves in an advisory capacity on issues of concern within their community regarding city governance. By working together to strengthen their community they are transparent and collaborative while promoting trust and accountability in accomplished goals. It is the Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council’s responsibility to improve the community and allow community members to weigh in on major issues.

For instance, the rock-climbing wall had a rope clearly worn down and pegs distanced moderately that could potentially cause frustration for children who were short in stature. On the other hand, children younger than six could enjoy the secure equipment, such as the money bars if an adult figure hoisted his or her child and guided the child through the circular motion of the bars. Yet, the typical playground equipment such as the swings was low enough for a four-year-old to attempt to sit on his or her own; the seesaws could be easily straddled; and the slides had ascending stairs that were comfortably spaced apart and not too high for a young child to climb. With the varied zones within the gated area, there was no clutter with the equipment. Therefore, the children had ample space to move between the different apparatuses; and our visit was free of

The turn from the 19th to the 20th century was a time of change. Railroads and carriages were still the method of transportation as Ford’s first Model T doesn’t roll off the line until 1908, but telephones, electric lights, and milk coolers had made their way into the city. In the 1900 Parson’s city directory there are 3 different skirt makers, but only one saloon. Five different places selling bicycles but only one wine & liquor store. They city of Cortland was policed by four patrolmen and the chief of police, today the city police department has 40 officers. The city was made up of 6 wards, today there are 8. In 1853 when the village of Cortland was chartered there was a population of 1,500, by 1900 the village had grown to home to almost 10,000 people, and was officially incorporated as a city.

In Broward County, Florida there are an estimated 812,565 housing units and 48.1% of those housing units are multi-unit structures (U.S Census Bureau, 2014, p. 1). Currently, the county’s 31 cities and unincorporated areas of the county have implemented recycling programs that provide single stream recycling to single-family homes. Broward County cities provide single-family home residents a recycling container at no additional cost, for use in single stream recycling, in which recyclable items are all placed together in one container. These containers are placed curbside and are collected once a week. Residents are encouraged to recycle the following items; newspapers, inserts, catalogs, magazines, junk mail, office paper, soft covered books, file folders, cartons, crushed boxes, plastic containers, cardboard and aluminum, steel and tin food and beverage containers.

Orlando is one of the busiest tourist locations in Florida, perhaps even busier than the famous Miami Beaches. This is because Orlando hosts many locations that cater to all kind of people, whether they are children, men, women, adults, senior citizens, or teenagers. The scent of delicious, glazed turkey legs that goes around for miles and miles captures many visitors and why not locals into the overpopulated center of Walt Disney World which is one of the friendliness place in Orlando because of the combination between feeling of excitement and adrenaline coming into you that is felt in the atmosphere. The marvelous castle at Magic Kingdom creates a mysterious and unknown scene. Also it is the first thing that comes to mind when someone tells you about Disney World but the other three magical theme parks do not stay behind because of the emotions which fly around, I could say it is amazing.

When we talk about Orlando, it’s easy to picture Disney World, Universal Studios, Busch Garden and many other amusement parks. But really, Orlando is more than just about amusement parks. While the party scene at Downtown Orlando and watching the Broadway shows at DR Phillips Center for The Performing Arts happen to be something you have to experience at night, make sure to put Winter Park on your itinerary list to visit during the daytime. You’d love the little European vibe hiding just 20 minutes away from Downtown Orlando. You can either catch a bus number 102 and 313 ( only $2 per one way ) or take a Sunrail train from Lynx Central Station located at Downtown Orlando ( same price $2 per one way ). As you take a stroll along the arrays of restaurants, boutiques, museums, coffee shop and bars, we bet you just can’t help but loving your getaway in a suburban city in Orange County, Florida.

South Lake Tahoe airport is located three miles southwest of Lake Tahoe in El Dorado County. The aviation airport covers 348 acres with only one runway. The City of South Lake Tahoe has an airport master plan. There have been no passenger flights at the airport since 2001. There are previous master plans prepared and completed for upgrading the airport. A master plan settlement agreement was also supported to provide framework for commercial services in the airport. However, it expired in 2012. In 2013, the city initiated the Airport Master plan update with funding from FAA to know the current and future potential of this airport. The steps of this planning process are documented in phase one to four of the report. This essay analyses this