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Great Chicago Fire in 1871; “Big Burn” the Great Fire of 1910; Miramichi Fire; Oakland Firestorm of 1991; Cloquet Fire; Yellowstone 's 'Summer of Fire '; California 's Cedar Fire of 2003; 2004 Taylor Complex Fire; Great Hinckley Fire of 1894; and the 2007 California wildfires (Nelson, 2013). In October 2003, San Diego experienced the Cedar Fire that claimed 273,246 acres, 2,820 structures, and 15 lives (CAL FIRE, 2015). It gained the moniker, “The Hundred Year Fire” because another fire of its magnitude

schools is the quality of the socio-economics of the surrounding neighborhoods. For example, Troy High School, a school surrounded by a middle class neighborhood, is considered to many as a “good school” with “good students” while another school named Santa Ana High School, a school surrounded by families living in poverty and violent gangs is considered a “bad school” (Putnam 139-141). Both of these schools contain the relatively same demographics regarding race and gender, indicating the

evacuation plans and emergency operations command and control were readied by noon of 21 October, after timing estimates of the rapidly growing fires showed them fast approaching city limits. Starting on October 21st at 1030 hours, the Sheriff’s Department Operations Center (DOC) was activated, and reverse 911 calls were started to begin evacuations. On the 21st, eight reverse 911 calls were made, notifying 20,992 residences to evacuate. On the 22nd, 23 reverse 911 calls were made, notifying 210,156

By 1940, Native Americans had experienced many changes and counter-changes in their legal status in the United States. Over the course of the nineteenth century, most tribes lost part or all of their ancestral lands and were forced to live on reservations. Following the American Civil War, the federal government abrogated most of the tribes’ remaining sovereignty and required communal lands to be allotted to individuals. The twentieth century also saw great changes for Native Americans, such as

for scaffolding and documenting the modeling from the teacher-child interactions. With a time span between 40-60 minutes, we were encouraged to see children during circle time/large groups and also during free time. Now during my observation, at Santa Ana Child Development Center, I was able to see children between the ages of 3-4 years old. During this time, 2:00-3:30, I was able to see the children transition from their nap time, to free time, to snack time and then play time. This was a very hectic

The reason we chose this topic was because we find it incredulous the amount of people who don't have a home, according to The Orange County Register, an overnight count was made in January of 2015 and it showed that 4,400 people were homeless. Orange County’s number is fairly small compared to LA county, where the number of homeless is huge, with 82,000 homeless (Aguilar). People become homeless for numerous reasons; Foreclosure, decrease in public assistance, high healthcare costs, the lack of

bedside nurses in 2013 ranged from 4.4 to 44.6% (ANA, 2013). Nurse retention focuses on keeping nurses in the organization and preventing turnover. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the significance of recruitment and retention of nurses, discuss strategies for recruitment and retention, review the literature, and explore the implications for nursing leaders in the coming years. Significance of Recruitment and Retention “In 2010, the US Department of Labor Statistics (DLS) projected a 22 percent

Simon Lajeunusse, a Canadian scholar who was wishing to research the impact pornography has on young men, was unsuccessful due to being unable to find a control group of males who have not already viewed pornography (Weiss par. 1). Although the typical pornographic videos streamed via the Internet are what most people today believe to be the defining form of pornography, it is also displayed in many other mediums and has been for thousands of years. Most people see the word ‘pornography’ and immediately

Introduction Choosing a career that you will have for the rest of your life is a challenge. But if you go for something you, love you will find happiness. In order to become anything in life there are levels of schooling and training you must go through. Which this paper is going to help give a better understanding of the career I am working towards. Along with informing of equity issues, steps towards achieving this career, and many more important factors. Career Description Overview Forensic Technician

The era of the Roaring Twenties, was a time of great societal change. Many of these changes were greatly influenced by jazz music. During this time, the country was coming out of World War I and the attitude of most people was dark and dismal. Dance and music clubs became tremendously popular in an effort to improve the quality of life for many people. After experiencing the death and destruction caused by World War I, young men and women were ready for a change. They wanted to forget about