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Self Reflection Union Representative The union representative role was challenging as I have often found myself aligned with the role and position of non-union. This position encouraged me to be more open-minded in my approach and thinking, forcing me to truly consider the options and impact on the garbage collector 's work environment and corresponding pay position. Although the 17% increase request is still exorbitant, it worked well as a negotiation point to get a strong but fair return,…

As a matter of fact, Muggsy was before a homeless person, who stopped growing way soon and made history of being the shortest player in the NBA. Not to mention, he still holds the record for the shortest NBA player at 5 feet and 3 inches but his size didn’t matter. He started from the Baltimore projects to the NBA as a point guard with a 14-year career, scoring more than 6,800 points. Bogues was born on January 9, 1965, in Baltimore, Maryland. His mother raised him since his father went to…

1) Draw a diagram for the above scenario using a drawing program such as Microsoft Visio (2 marks)
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2) Provide LAN solution for each office connecting computers and printers together. What types of topology/topologies are you using and why? Explain all connectivity devices used by your selected topology/topologies. (1.5 marks)
UpHillCars should use a star-wired bus topology, which is the best solution while also being cost-effective. The topology that will…

2.3.2 Case Study – The Equinox Scarborough, (Scarborough, 2009) Summary The Equinox development is a 3.14 acre site, and was originally vacant without any road access in the core of the Scarborough Centre. Scarborough Centre is primarily a business and civic district today; it is an emerging growth centre anticipating dense residential and mixed-use development. Surrounding the site include: an office building; the Scarborough Centre Rapid Transit Station; the Scarborough Town Centre Shopping…

This is important as it was Stewart’s hope that a utilitarian society would help society, as a whole, escape from the poverty that existed at this time. So what is this utilitarianism that is supposed to be able to help those in poverty? Stewart’s utilitarianism is often summed up by his idea of The Greatest Happiness Principle, (Mill 1861). What this means is that decisions in life, in morality, should be based on what will result in the greatest amount of good, or happiness, for the greatest…

families became close until at the age of 6 years old, Russell’s parents divorced. Not long after, Russell’s mother married family-friend Jerry Sovka. At that time he took on the last name, Sovka and moved again to Scarborough, Ontario. He attended Toronto…

While there are many great American writers, none can compare to the magnificent works of Ernest Hemingway. Ernest possibly had one of the most adrenaline packed lives of all writers ranging from plane crashes, safari hunts, and bar fights. He was notoriously known for his scruffy beard and urge to brawl. Ernest was born at eight o 'clock in the morning on July 21, 1899 in the family home at 439 North Oak Park Avenue. He lived a moderately normal childhood. His family owned a cabin called…

One of the biggest flaws within this act is the care and treatment of our aboriginal citizens. As stated prior, Katelynn’s case was bumped from Children's Aid Society of Toronto to the Native Child and Family Services and then to Toronto District School Board, and back around like an endless circle (CBC News). The issue with all of this is while Katelynn was part Native, legal guardians were not, therefore Children’s Aid deemed this a case for the Native…

trend, and I would like to get the Capital back to a state where tourist can feel safe when they come and visit. This proposal will show two of the main causes that lead up to someone becoming homeless. Then I will discuss a program in use in Toronto that Washington DC government could use to help combat the homelessness issue in this area. The Problem The homeless population in the Washington DC area has become a growing problem in the Capital and is increasing yearly. In a survey…

Women in the 1800s In the 1800s women and men had very different rights and responsibilities. They didn’t have the right to pursue the same careers or education as men and they instead did housework such as cooking, cleaning, washing, sowing, and planting. Women were not consulted in the planning of Confederation in 1867 in Canada because they did not have the right to be politicians or vote in elections. Women relied on men and their families most of their life and were considered second-class…