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    The Positive Impacts of Affordable Housing in a Community According to The Economic Times, affordable housing is defined as housing units that are occupied by a person whose income is below the median of household income. The purpose of researching this topic is to inform readers of the positive outcomes which stem from affordable housing in communities and also to give examples of the life changing impacts affordable housing has on families. Through analysis and observation, a person may become

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    the community. PART II To go in more depth, there are multiple affordable housing programs available for low-income individuals and families. Some housing options are: Privately Owned Subsidized Housing, the Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8), and Public Housing (HUD.gov). These options all have an application and qualification process. If approved, it may lower or cover monthly rental costs. Unfortunately, there are limits to these services and they may also long

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    D6T thermal sensor and People Counting Algorithm In this thesis work, a new indoor people counting algorithm is created by using Omron D-6T thermal sensor and Raspberry Pi. The sensor periodically generate thermal map of heat emitted in its field of view which is a one dimension array and pass the array to Raspberry for further processing. The people counting algorithm is created in Raspberry Pi by processing thermal map generated by D6T. After processing the number of people indoor is obtained

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    Affordable housing in the United States describes sheltering units with well-adjusted housing costs for those living on an average, median income. The phrase usually implies to applied rental or purchaser housing within the financial means of lower-income ranges specific to the demographics of any given area. However, affordable housing does not include those living in social housing owned by government and non-profit organizations. More specifically, the targeted range for housing affordability

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    Design of Experiment Qualitative Effects of Prep Shape and Viscosity on Compression Molding Processing 1. Background Compression molding is the first successful technique to develop a variety of composite products from rubber, plastic and other materials. It is ideal for low to medium production volumes and is a particularly useful molding process for molding gaskets, seals, and large, bulky parts. It is a widely used, efficient and economical production method for many products, particularly low

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    Government Subsidized Housing Research The American dream is hard to find. In most cases, the dream includes a home. For many Americans who financially struggling to feed themselves, having a roof over their head is nearly an impossible task. As our government has progressed in the twentieth century, aid has been given to homeless families in the form of basic housing. Low income or subsidized housing has grown immensely I the past few years. The debate is whether subsidized housing is

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    Affordable Housing is the social problem and the social issue addressed by the social problem is homelessness. Homelessness is “an individual who lacks housing (without regard to whether the individual is a member of a family), including an individual whose primary residence during the night is a supervised public or private facility (e.g., shelters) that provides temporary living accommodations, and an individual who is a resident in transitional housing” (HHS, 2016). The history of homelessness

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    Ruth, housing for low-income families plays a major part in the government subsidies such as Section 8. This particular program is not provided to everyone nor is it available in every city but only in marginal areas for fair market units with the landlord approvals. In addition, every approved applicant have to pay at least 30% of their annual income. Deverteuil, G. (2005). The section * program is one of many government subsidies that is funded by the taxpayer dollars. The spillover regarding this

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    On October 4, 1957, the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union commenced in a sudden, explosive fashion. The Soviet Union launched ‘Sputnik’, humanity’s very first artificial satellite, into outer space. Sputnik, meaning ‘fellow traveler’ in Russian, is now synonymous with the Cold War and the Space Race. Sputnik’s purpose was twofold – the first reason was purely to beat the U.S. to outer space. However, Sputnik had scientific reasons to be in space as well. The Soviet Union

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    The “Community Stability Act” (CSA) is a policy designed to reduce housing transiency in low-income urban and rural communities by providing housing subsidies to low-income families, and financial assistance to families at risk of or experiencing eviction. The CSA will alleviate poverty through removing the various stressors associated with housing transiency, and have subsidiary effects related to education and economic opportunity. This policy is predicated on one key understanding. It is indisputable

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