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    people were suffering, and I could not bear to watch any longer. Junior year had just ended, and honestly, I was not looking forward to a weeklong service trip across the country to start my summer. As a result, I came into the first day working in Skid Row with a closed mind. As a privileged, private school student from Buffalo, I have never come close to witnessing poverty. I

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    Applied Law Enforcement | How to Fix the Skids | Instructor: Al “R.C.” Arsenault | | By: Stanley Lam | 4/5/2010 | An academic essay written by Stanley Lam for the Applied Law Enforcement class regarding his thoughts and opinions on how to fix the skids located in the Downtown Eastside. | ------------------------------------------------- How to Fix the Skids By: Stanley Lam This paper will be regarding the topic on “How to Fix the Skids” for Applied Law Enforcement class instructed

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    everyone knows with Skid Row. Alice Callaghan, a long time Skid Row activist sums up her experience by stating that, “City Hall in LA doesn’t seem to give much apparent thought to the human dimension of gentrification and dislocation of the poor” (Sustainable Cities, 2014). Skid Row is one of the main issues, for gentrificators in Downtown LA, but what do they do to make a change? They worry about the appearance blocks away from Skid Row, and many places have changed except for Skid Row. It is kind of

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    of Los Angeles was brought upon the city in late 2006 by Mayor, Antonio Villaraigosa. The Initiative was primarily designed to remove the homeless and mentally ill citizens from the isolated, 50 by 5 block, Los Angeles streets, known Nationally as Skid Row. In the end the S.C.I. violated these citizens civil rights and failed to meet any set obligations and responsibilities. Since the city of Los Angeles put this initiative into motion, the city then became responsible for these people, as if they

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    Not everyone loves musicals as much as others, but most people can recognize when someone says “FEED ME” or “DON’T FEED THE PLANTS”. The well-known musical Little Shop of Horrors took over the Dubois Little Theater this December under the direction of Ms. Shannon McNutt. Little Shop of Horrors is a fun, musical about a “young botanical genius,” Seymour Krelborn, his boss, and future foster father, Mr. Mushnik, and the young, dramatic and attractive Audrey. Seymour was a shy and sheltered man until

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    Comparison of latent fingerprints found at the crime scene with exemplar prints, comparison of bite marks on a victim, DNA evidence, hair and fibre matching are some of the example of pattern comparison in forensic science (Coyle, Field & Wenderoth, 2009). Comparison of pattern evidence in forensic science is to determine whether the same kind of the properties of forensic traces may have come from a common (or related source) (Found & Edmond, 2012). There are varieties of techniques in forensic

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    1. The documentary that I choose was Lost Angels: Skid Row Is My Home. I choose this documentary not only because it is based right here in LA just a city away but also my interest in the mentally ill. The mentally ill take up 2/3rds of skid row. Skid row is not only home to low income residential community but also home to the homeless. BY living on little to nothing it amazed me on how these people get through their everyday life with all these obstacles in the way. The mentally ill cannot speak

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    effect, so they could plan their activities around their medicine regimen. While in the hospital, it is best to make sure the patient is wearing non-skid socks (Quigley 2015). Further research into evidenced based practice found a few important practices concerning non-skid socks. It is best for patients to ambulate in proper footwear instead of the non-skid socks (Quigley 2015). This provides a good grip for the floor, while providing a support base for ambulation. Slippers are one type of

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    1. What criteria – limit to four – should Scott Nolan use to screen suppliers to be integrated into the early phases of the Deere skid-steer loader development process? Why? Given the circumstances of Deere’s skid-steer loader venture, it was particularly important for them to involve their suppliers in the development process. Having outsourced the design, engineering and production of its models previously, the aggressive deployment deadline created by corporate would be difficult, if not impossible

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    Professional counselors are very compassionate and caring people who tend to put others needs before their own, which can lead to burnout. Burnout comes from stress within the job. Maintaining awareness of stressors for counselors is very important. Some ways to know that you’re burning out is when it seems you’re dragging yourself into work, give advice as a shortcut rather than helping clients, begin sessions late and/or end early, doze off during sessions, experience a decline in empathy, do things

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