Humberside Essays

  • Humberside Collegiate Choir Concert Report

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    On February 27, 2014 the Humberside Collegiate Choir performed 3 songs at the Ontario Vocal Festival (OVF) in the Mayfield Secondary School auditorium. This choir wore maroon sashes with their school logo around their waists so that they could be identified as a choir. This choir sang “Fair Phyllis”, “I Value My Country”, and “One Goal”. “Fair Phyllis” This song began with a strong 4 part harmony in SATB, balanced due to the fact that their were two boy parts and two female parts, that way you couldn’t

  • The Crime Survey for England and Wales

    1420 Words  | 3 Pages

    The Crime Survey For England and Wales (CSEW) An anonymous and confidential household survey revealing unreported crimes and showing that anyone can become a victim. Participants are chosen at random according to postcode, providing a mixed sample from alternative areas and backgrounds. Conducted within a person’s home by an impartial interviewer it provides a more comfortable and familiar setting enabling victims to open up and provide clarity and details of crimes that they may otherwise not

  • Emergency Siren Vehicle (Dorset Ambulance)

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    Emergency siren vehicle (Dorset Ambulance) Introduction Each and Every-day occurrence for many drivers they here sound of an emergency vehicle siren, that might be from an ambulance, police car or fire engine. Emergency siren vehicle transportation is allowed after you had a sudden medical emergency, when your health is in danger conditions. When emergency siren is heared by drivers or passengers they look across and they will try to check from which way the sounds are approaching. There should

  • Coastal Erosion

    1497 Words  | 3 Pages

    of the British coastline. Their aim is to trap material and thus slow down the rate of long shore drift. However, these groynes in some areas are been blamed for the rise in erosion rates further down the coast. On the Holderness coastline in Humberside, erosion is taking place at a rate of about 2 meters per year. Along this coast there is a strong action of long shore drift taking place, which over centuries has produced a spit to form on the southern tip of Holderness, called Spurn Head spit

  • Family Law: The Children Act of 1989

    1190 Words  | 3 Pages

    This essay will first address the statute used and interpretation of the threshold test by the courts, and then focus on cases involving vulnerable children to assess whether the statute in The Children Act 1989 is sufficient in protecting these children from harm. I will look at the argument in favour of the current approach taken by the courts, and the counter-argument in favour of changing the current approach. The arguments are delicately balanced and the law is always developing, so it will

  • Rhetorical Analysis Kindred

    1931 Words  | 4 Pages

    Kindred Rhetorical Analysis Looking into America’s great past, we can see the great transformation that has occurred in our day to day lives. At one point blacks across the world were imported into America in order to be sold into slavery. Arguably, today throughout society minorities throughout America live a fairer and more equal life than that of the past in the early 19th century. In Octavia Butler’s intriguing novel Kindred, Butler swirls the distinct genres of time-travel based science fiction

  • The Scale of the UKTravel and Tourism Industry

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    The Scale of the UKTravel and Tourism Industry 1. Value of Travel and Tourism to the UKeconomy. · Travel and tourism is a major industry in this country and is at the top of the league of invisible earners of foreign currency.Tourism is one of the largest industries in the UK, worth approximately £75.9 billion. · GDP is defined as the total value of all goods and services produced within that territory during a specified period (most commonly, per year). A common equation for GDP is: