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rooms will depend on the lay out of the function. In the Te Aro room captivity ranges between 50 people boardroom and 500 people cocktail. The Cable room holds 800 people boardroom with 400 in cocktail. The waterfront room holds 30 people boardroom and 200 cocktail but can join with the Te Aro room to hold 700 people in cocktail. Macs offers some facilities for disabled people, such as an elevator and disabled bathrooms The venue its self is unique by having the historic brewery look still…

In this generation, criminals are amongst the first to be surrounded by the luxuries that working class people could only dream of. Prisoners in this day and age refuse to see the seriousness of incarceration and quite rightly so as they are blinded by the extensive luxuries that give them the halcyon days that the prisons never intended. The slow repair of the country’s economy is also being hindered by the cost of its prisons; it costs £65,000 to imprison a person in the UK once all necessary…

Bangladesh encounters annual river flooding due to both snowmelt water from the Himalayan mountains through the two major rivers, the Ganges and the Brahmaputra, as well as more local rainfall in the catchments of the rivers, including the third major river, the Meghna (Ali 1996). These floods cause tremendous destruction and loss of life as well as damage to crops and other infrastructure. They also cause the spread of diarrheal diseases which are a major health hazard for the people of…

Water is a significant resource for the country of New Zealand with the country’s population growing, agricultural sector expanding and our climate changing from too dry to too wet and vice versa constantly. For some regions of New Zealand, the water and wastewater sector produce a considerable amount of the local greenhouse gas emissions. Grey water is relatively clean water from showers, baths, and sinks. This water can be cleaned and reused however many homes do not have a greywater system,…

Warfare during the medieval era was a huge shift from earlier warfare with new technology and tactics. The Middle Ages was a time of constant threat from foreign invaders. Due to all these threats, people took as many defensive precautions as possible as well as utilize new weaponry. Due to all the brand new military innovations, many historians differ on what change was the most important in the advancement of war. Some focus on weaponry and the development of cavalries while others focus on…

article, TLATELOLCO, SHOP WINDOW OF THE AZTEC EMPIRE by Yoma Medina, it states that: Contemporary Spanish chroniclers describe how the market place was located to the east of the city's great ceremonial enclosure on a vast square esplanade with sides 200 metres long, fully paved and level and surrounded by arcades housing shops. At the centre of the square was the momoztli, a kind of truncated stepped pyramid which was used for celebrations, ceremonies and other public events. (Medina 4) Since…

Alice Oswald’s, 2011, commentary on The Iliad; Memories, which focused on much the same aspect, was likely (in part) inspired by Weil. Memories is a rewritten Iliad; it doesn’t include many of the main characters, instead, it acts to memorialise the 200 soldiers who died in The Iliad – Oswald remembers the footsoldiers as heroes. Oswald said in an interview with the Guardian that she found the representation of war in The Iliad frightening in its realism: it transfixed her, kept her up at night,…

what others thought of me. Being judged by others began very early in my childhood. I had always been the biggest kid in the school yard, everywhere I go people pointing and starring, me knowing exactly what they were pointing and starring at; the 200 pound 7-year-old walking was me. My body was a prison and I was strapped trying to get out in any way possible. As it is said “first impressions are important” but for me I hated them because I knew how my first impressions would be perceived by…

RESEARCH TASK AND WRITTEN REPORT Many theoretical and experimental problems were not solved in the early twentieth century. There were attempts to explain the behaviour of matter on the atomic level with the laws of classical physics however they were not accurate nor successful. It was not until the period between 1900 and 1930 where a revolution occurred and a generalised formulation called quantum mechanic was developed. And since the understanding of the structure of the nucleus of the atoms…

Following a major earthquake, a 15-metre tsunami disabled the power supply and cooling of three Fukushima Daiichi reactors, causing a nuclear accident on March 11th 2011 that would reintroduce to the world the question of “Should the use of nuclear energy continue?” Fukushima and many other critical junctures since the start of the first nuclear reactor in Idaho, in December 1951, have influenced changing attitudes towards nuclear energy throughout time. Nuclear power is one of the primary…