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Introduction The aim of this Community Profile is to assess the needs of the population within a geographically determined area. It will evaluate the resources that exist, and assess the needs of those within the community, to help improve the quality of life for the individuals across the age continuum. (Hawtin and Percy-Smith, 2007) The word ‘community’ is often used as an umbrella term to describe a group of individuals that share a collective affinity, it is used to describe...
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Superficially, nothing could be more disparate than the Dig and To the Lighthouse. From being worlds apart in time to the complete contrast in setting and focus of interest, the lowbrow, simplistic concerns of a middle class family in their holiday home could not be further from the unmerciful realism of life in the Welsh countryside. However, on a much closer study, they have much greater affinity. In To the Lighthouse, the initial focus is the Ramsay’s marriage. A sense...
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Uber Technologies Inc. listed on the New York Stock Exchange on 10 May 2019. Wild speculation about the value of the 9th largest IPO in history has been all over the media for a few months. Last year, investment bankers, jockeying for some action in the fee income, talked up the value of the in the media, suggesting a value as high as $120bn. Although markets are not perfect, neither are they gullible and Uber listed at a valuation of...
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Within the literary canon of African American literature, two of the most influential works of that canon would undoubtedly have to be Up from Slavery by Booker T Washington, and The Souls of Black Folk by W. E. B. Du Bois. Within these two works, both authors put forth their own ideological solutions to the problems which are faced by African Americans in the 20th century. One arguing for uplifting African Americans through hard work and education within regards to...
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