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    Huntingdonshire District Council Sports Facilities Standards Report 2007 - 2020 A Final Report By Strategic Leisure Limited March 2008 CONTENTS CONTENTS Page Executive Summary SECTION I Introduction and Background • Introduction • Rationale for the Sports Facilities Strategy • Strategy Scope • Strategy Drivers • Huntingdonshire District - a profile Strategic Context • National Context • Local Context Assessment of Current Provision • Current Facility Provision • Supply and Demand Analysis

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    Benedict Arnold was born in Norwich Connecticut‚ January 14‚ 1741. He was 1 out of 5 children and his sister that survived to adulthood. When he was growing up his family was wealthy. Benedict’s childhood was rough. Benedict’s father was a successful businessman. His father did not manage to keep the family’s money that well‚ and they were financially ruined. When he was growing up he was a apothecary and a bookseller. At the age of 15 he ran away and enlisted in the Continental Army where he help

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    diseases. The whole world is focusing on the invention of new medications and therapies for these diseases. But‚ the preventative measures for these fatal diseases and syndromes are not implemented successfully. Patients in hospitals are serious about their health and the lessons provided will be most effective. So‚ I want to make a proposal of providing yoga and disease related informative classes in each and every hospital or healthcare facilities in the US. It is not only the physical exercise but

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    Shouldice Hospital

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    experienced the similar operation at other hospitals. And the recurrence rate for all operations performed at Shouldice is about 0. The Unique Selling Point of the Hospital “There is No Substitute for Experience”. Shouldice Hospital has been dedicated to the repair of hernias for over 55 years. The trained team of Shouldice Hospital surgeons have repaired more than 300‚000 hernias with a greater than 99% success rate. Surgeons at Shouldice Hospital have a virtual 100% success rate performing

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    31‚916‚949 crimes were committed in the United States. The correction facilities that house the offenders have a daunting task of keeping society safe and that entails trying to keep the offenders from re-offending. Correction facilities have primarily four options or theories on how to obtain and complete this task. The four theories are deterrence‚ incapacitation‚ rehabilitation and restorative justice. In the early 1900’s rehabilitation had emerged as the primary theory of corrections and shaped

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    Stat: Concern over the quality of health care services in Bangladesh has led to loss of faith in low utilization of public health facilities‚ and increasing outflow of Bangladeshi patients to private hospitals. The public health sector is plagued by uneven demand and perceptions of poor quality. Countrywide‚ the underutilization of available facilities is of significant concern. For example‚ one study shows that the overall utilization rate for public health care services is as low as 30% (Ricardo

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    In the 1920’s‚ the United States economy boomed‚ bringing with it a new generation and way of living. A “New Morality” was taking over the nation and replacing old traditional values (Appleby 612). New Mortality expressed youth and personal freedom (Appleby 612). This created a lifestyle based on parties and spending money (Hensley 4). This new way of life came with new inventions and technologies. The radio‚ phonograph‚ and movies were all invented during the 1920’s. The automobile also became

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    Business Report Layout

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    bit of slack‚ but to gain the advantage‚ the business must remain dynamic‚ and the entrepreneur can’t relax. Growth can happen in a number of ways: Merger - when two separate companies agree to work together by combining their resources to form a new company and achieve a greater benefit. Takeover - this occurs when one enterprise overtakes another by purchasing and controlling interest. Mergers and takeovers occur when companies have the desire to expand. The advantages of expanding include

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    Managing Sport Facilities

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    II. Managing Sport Facilities D. A Facility manager is the person responsible for coordinating all the employees and entities involved in the facility to ensure that they work on behalf of the facility. The head of the household or facility is usually known as the facility manager. A facility manager’s role is affected by the facility size and the workforce available to the manager. Facility Managers should have great management skills because their main priority is being a leader to many

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    ealthcare facilities (buildings) can also be considered to be a form of technology. As with other forms of technology‚ physical facilities involve a mutual interaction between users of the technology and the technology Anderson & Wittwer‚ 2011). In healthcare contexts‚ the physical facilities are often intimately interrelated with the staff and other technology that the building contains (Munnelly & Clarke‚ 2007). Often‚ technology is integrated into the building itself. As with other forms of technology

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