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You are building your own home. You are preparing a project plan for the build.

  • Today is day 1, it is 1-April-2017.
  • You have been working with an architect and he has two weeks of work to finalize the plans that will go to the other contractors.
  • The contractors will only work 8 hours per day and will not work weekends. 29-May, 4-July, 4-September, 9-October and 23-November are all non-working holidays.
  • The day after receiving the plans from the architect, the surveyors of your property will take 5 days for their work and will supply their specifications to the site preparation team on their last day.
  • The site preparation team expects to take 10 days to properly grade the property and have it ready for the concrete contractor to prepare the foundation of the house.
  • The concrete contractor estimates 3 days to pour the foundation. The concrete requires 5 days to dry (cure). Once cured, they require 1 final day to finish the foundation and install the sill plate.
  • The framing contractor’s materials will arrive on the same day that the concrete contractor is working on the sill plate.
  • Once the sill plate is installed, the carpenters immediately start working and expect 3 weeks for the walls and the roof to be framed.
  • The roofer and the brick contractors work at the same time once this is complete. The roof is completed in 4 days. The brick contractor completes their first phase three weeks.
  • The plumber begins his work the day after the roofers finish their work and he completes his first phase in 2 weeks.
  • The electrician begins the day after the plumber is finished for their first phase of their work. It takes them 2 weeks.
  • The heating and air conditioning contractor starts their work on the first day of the electrician’s second week. They take 9 days.
  • Windows and doors are installed the day after the heating and air conditioning contractor finishes their work. Their work takes 3 days.
  • Following the doors and windows being installed, the interior carpenters begin their work and will take 3 weeks to complete the interior walls. They take another week to building the kitchen.
  • The plumber and the electrician work at the same time for one more week, once the kitchen is complete.
  • At the same time that the plumber and electrician start their work, the dry wall contractor finishes the interior walls in 2 weeks’ time. The brick contractor starts the completion of the outside of the house, the steps to the front and back door, and walk ways at the same time and takes just 1 week.
  • The interior of the house is painted once the electrician and plumber are completed and it takes the painters 3 days.
  • Kitchen cabinets, molding and other interior finishing work is completed in 2 weeks once the painters are complete.
  • After the cabinets, molding and finishing is complete, appliances are installed. This takes 2 days.
  • The electrician and plumber work together and finish their work in 2 days, once the appliances are installed.
  • The remaining flooring and carpeting is then installed in 3 days.
  • The final inspection only takes 1 day and follows the installation of the carpet and final flooring.
  • You have been busy purchasing your new furniture for the whole house. You have arranged delivery for the day after the inspection is approved.

Question 1: What date do you schedule the furniture delivery?

Question 2: If the brick contractor took 7 days to finish outside of the house, the steps to the front and back door, and walk ways, when would you schedule the delivery of the furniture?

Question 3: The framing contractor’s materials arrive a day early, when would you schedule the delivery of the furniture?

Question 4: I made an error in laying out the tasks above. Which contractor will have to come back to finish their work.

 
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How-many-consecutive-zeroes-are-there-at-the-end-of-100

How many consecutive zeroes are there at the end of 100! (100 factorial). For example, 12! – 479,001,600 has two consecutive zeroes at the end.

 
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I need your help in my engl 1302 essay

Essay 1 Assignment

ssignment: Write an explication of a poem. You will carefully analyze the poem and explain what you think it means. You will support your understanding of the poem with evidence from the poem and your own reasoning. This essay should have an introduction paragraph, multiple body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph. This essay should be carefully organized and have few or no grammar errors.

Discussion of writing about literature is in Chapters 1 and 2 of the book “Literature for Writing: A Reader for Comp II. 2nd edition. Cengage. 2015. (Waterfall on cover). Examples essays are attached below.

This essay should reflect your own reasoning and reading of the poem; DO NOT USE OUTSIDE SOURCES other than a dictionary.

This essay should include all of the following:
1. Show that you understand the basic meaning of the poem. What is the poem about?
2. Discuss the form of the poem and how it relates to the content (ideas). Is the poem open form or closed form? Can you get more specific (sonnet, etc.)? Does the rhythm and rhyme (or lack thereof) contrast with or support the ideas of the poem?

3. How do/did/might readers respond to this poem? Why should readers care?

Poems you may explicate:

Anything 8 lines or longer from the book or from my online Poetry folder. Verify your poem choice with me ahead of time.

Documentation:
Use the MLA system of documentation. You are responsible for properly citing sources within your text and on your Works Cited page. Your textbook includes examples and guidelines on how to properly cite your sources.

Length: 2-4 pages (500+ words)

Format: Typed, double-spaced, Times New Roman font, one inch margins, heading on page one, all pages except page one numbered.

Name of poetry: Bilingual/Bilingüe , The Road Not Taken , This Is Just To Say ,To His Coy Mistress ,+Poetry Foundation+ Public Domain Poetry ,Publicdomainpoems ,Bartleby ,Annabel Lee My Papa’s Waltz homage to my hipsGeneral Review Of The Sex Situation Citation Example “Song” A Red, Red Rose “Cherry-Ripe” (Sonnet 130) Sonnet 227 you fit into me” Pastoral Scene – Jean-Baptiste Hue Sonnet 147 “What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why”Francois Boucher titled La Musette. “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” “How Do I Love Thee?” “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd” “The Flea” Marge Piercy Sylvia Plath

 
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develop a database diagram with case descriptions that show high level business processes of the assigned module for inpatient registration and claim management system for ihs

 
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