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    Seeing the demand for iron and steel, Andrew left the Pennsylvania Railroad to work for the Keystone Bridge Company until 1873. Carnegie would eventually leave the Keystone Bridge Company and start his own Business, the Carnegie Steel Company. Carnegie would be the first person to build huge plants in the United States that solely used the new method of steel manufacturing known as Bessemer Steel. Another advancement that Carnegie introduced to the steel industry is the Open Hearth Furnace. This furnace is used to filter out excess carbon and other impurities in the iron to produce a higher quality of steel. Not only did Carnegie invest In steel, he also invested in every aspect of the steelmaking process. He would buy the iron mines so that he would not have any third-party present for his empire. He would buy the oil fields, railroad companies, and shipping companies. All the aspects of the steelmaking process was bought up by Carnegie, making the processing and transportation of the steel cheaper…

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    Fire investigators found no smoke detectors in the Ozarks home where five children were killed by fire last week. "Our search of the home did not reveal any smoke detectors," Lebanon, Mo., Fire Chief Sam Schneider told The Star. Siblings Ethan, 5; Maeanna, 2; and Benjamin Hunt, 1, were killed in their home. Also killed were their visiting first cousins: Andre, 1, and Patience Malleck, 6 months. Andre and Patience's mother, Alee Malleck, brought the children to the home to babysit for her…

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    Electric Fireplace | Interior Design Southlake The cooler evenings of fall bring a reminder that winter will soon be here. On cold winter evenings there is simply nothing that compares to the warmth and ambiance of a fire. Unfortunately, a wood-burning fireplace is not a feature of every home. Now you can have the beauty and warmth of a fireplace, without the grime, cost, and maintenance. An electric fireplace is available in a variety of styles, and size, with a price to fit any budget. When…

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    The Andersons Inc. is a diverse company that focuses on grain originations, processing, and brokering. The company’s headquarters is in Maumee, Ohio. The company started as a small independent grain elevator and prospered into a large U.S. conglomerate. The company holds strong values and beliefs in regards to how business should be conducted. They believe in the free enterprise system, fair competition, and compliance with the law, the incentives of profit and personal gain, and the…

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    The Book of Daniel follows the life of Israelite named Daniel during the Babylonian captivity. Daniel and his friends are taken into captivity, but they soon serve under Nebuchadnezzar as interpreters. Nebuchadnezzar has a dream where sees an enormous statue with a head of gold, breast and arms of silver, belly and thighs of bronze, legs of iron, and feet of mixed iron and clay. The statue is then destroyed. Daniel interprets the dream as four empires that will be crushed by God’s kingdom. In…

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    Industrialization changed and helped shape American Life and society for the better. It changed it in many ways as far as economic, social, and landscape ways. Industrialization focuses and revolves around the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution will be driven by capital and the creation of the modern corporation. One of the most important ways it helps change American Life and society was the creation of the Railroads. Capital primarily came from the investments of railroads.…

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    captives when he besieged Jerusalem. Daniel was taken captive because he fit in the standards, which the king was searching for: young men, good-looking and smart. During the time of captivity, Daniel, the author of the book of the Bible with the same name , writes about the dreams, visions and situations he passed in the course of the captivity. Indeed Daniel’s actions reflected the way he faced the situations; his actions showed how he feared and was obedient to God, even when he was placed in…

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    The devil is always roaming the world to tempt us and to sabotage our faith in God, but God uses multiple tests to develop our faith in Him. We as a human being must be tested by faith for God to trust us with His word. False faith fails at times of us being tested in our trial, but crazy faith helps us to grow and mature in areas to edify God 's Kingdom. Faith clarifies why God authorized the three "black" Hebrew men who names were, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to be tested by their faith.…

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    Bethlehem Steel had many interesting parts throughout its one hundred forty plus years of providing steel for not only Pennsylvania but also the entire country. This company gave a lot of people jobs that provided pretty good pay and great retirement plans. Some of the most interesting structures that still stands today is the blast furnaces, and the guns that were provided for the battle ships during World War I and II. The blast furnaces that are still standing today are no longer in use as…

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    Open Source Software Projects: A Balance of Trust and Control According to Jones et al. (2005), trust is the single most important driver for the success of virtual teams. However, as a result of Michael Gallivan’s (2001) case study on open source software projects, he now believes that there is another variable to this movement that can be found in control. He presents the McDonaldization theory by identifying four aspects of modern organizations: efficiency, calculability, predictability and…

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