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    It was a chilly Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium and the Kansas City Chiefs were playing the San Diego Chargers. The air smelled of hot dogs and sweat. My grandpa and I were sitting nine rows back on the 50 yard line‚ Chiefs’ side. There were punters‚ kickers‚ running backs‚ and wide receivers of both teams warming up on the field‚ and with kickoff nearing‚ my grandpa and I started getting anxious.With me being younger‚ I had just gotten done contemplating on whether or not to go to the game

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    Kansas City Hyatt Walkway Collapse Introduction The Hyatt Regency Hotel was built in Kansas City‚ Missouri in 1978. This hotel consisted of a 40-story hotel tower and conference facilities‚ which were connected by an open concept atrium. Inside the atrium‚ there were three walkways that connected the hotel to the conference facilities on the second‚ third‚ and fourth floors. The atrium was 145 feet long‚ 117 feet wide and 50 feet high. On July 17‚ 1981‚ approximately 2‚000 people had gathered

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    This is one of the few experiments that has ever been completed that relates to policing. This particular experiment has never been attempted before. The Kansas City Preventative Patrol Experiment occurred during 1972 to 1973. The Kansas City Police Department in Missouri was evaluated by the Police Foundation. This experiment tested to see if the presence of police offers in marked cars would reduce crimes. This experiment produced many questions. Would people notice the police patrol and crime

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    “Breaking: student fatally shoots herself in Kansas City high school.” I stare at my phone screen‚ horrified. I know kids who attend that school. How could this happen? The headline glares back at me as I tentatively tap the link to the news website. My thumb trembles as I slowly scroll through the article. “The student committed suicide during school hours‚ as students and faculty heard a single gunshot around 7:50 a.m. The student was later found dead with the gun in a school restroom.” Shudders

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    How did the Kansas City Patrol Study affect routine patrol all across the nation? It affected routine patrol in the fact that It made officers realize that traditional routine patrol in marked police cars did not appear to affect the level of crime. Nor did it affect the public’s feeling of security. The experiment demonstrated that urban police departments can successfully test patrol deployment strategies‚ and that they can manipulate patrol resources without jeopardizing public safety. With

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    Bleeding Kansas is a term used to describe the period of violence during the settling of the Kansas territory. The period of violence in 1854 is called‚ "The Bleeding Kansas". The Missouri Compromise was overturned and became the "Kansas-Nebraska Act. This new act would let the residents decide whether the area would become a slave state or a free state. Of all the Union States Kansas suffered the most casualties because of the issues of slavery being divided. Free-state settlers and proslavery

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    Parties Involved: Players; Professional Baseball Players Association (PBPA) Owners; Owner-Player Committee (OPC) Bill Ahern; Arbitrator CONFLICT: Players feel that they should share in the teams’ profits will be biased towards accounting that yields higher net profits so that they may argue for a stake in the profits feel that the owners are hiding their profits through accounting tricks Owners contend that the teams are actually losing money each year will be biased towards accounting

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    SITXHRM401 Roster Staff Explain the interaction between the wages budgets and a roster Roster must be managed in line with operational budgets and the overall workplace structure. Each organization will have a wages budget‚ for an upcoming period of time. Roster need‚ therefore to be structured around amount of money that has been budgeted to meet employee costs the amount of money available for wages. The amount of money available for paying wages will affect rosters and the amount of money that

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    KANSAS CITY ZEPHYRS BASEBALL CLUB: A BASEBALL ACCOUNTING DISPUTE The controversy between the owners and players concerning how to account the expenses is crucial to understand if the company could be profitable and then able to meet players’ requirements. In this case three problems are under the scrutiny of the arbiter: roster depreciationplayer compensation and the transfer pricing of related party operation‚ thus issues regarding the stadium cost. Players and owners are struggling against

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