Pipeline College Essays Samples For Students

Impacts of Energy East Pipeline Project from Alberta to Quebec

A set of pipes called “conduits” that is used for the conveyance of air, water, gas, or any liquid petroleum products is called pipeline. Piping is used for various industrial (process), marine, transportation, domestic and commercial plumbing purposes. Much of its fabrication comprised of welded, screwed carbon steel piping and pipe fittings. Transportation piping is normally had large diameter and used to convey liquids, slurries, gases over hundreds of kilometers. The pipeline project between Alberta and Quebec is termed as “Energy East Pipeline" and having length of about 4600 Kilometer. That was planned to carry more than 1 million ...

- What causes climate change? Define the Greenhouse Effect

Greenhouse gases (GHG) allow sunlight to enter the atmosphere and absorbs the heat produced by that light. Most of this heat energy is trapped within the atmosphere by the GHG while some of them are let out into the space. The phenomenon of atmospheric heating due to the GHG is called as the greenhouse effect. Gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and fluorinated gases form the greenhouse gases. Burning of fossil fuels, manufacturing processes, decay of organic matter, agricultural industries and emission of synthetic fluorinated gases from various ...

Abstract

All gas in the Qatar passes through National Grid’s national transmission arrangement on its way to consumers. The owners and operator of gas transmission substructure in Qatar, work with other companies to make sure that gas is obtainable where and when it is wanted. In Qatar Gas flowing that comes from higher to lower pressure is looked at as being the fundamental standard of the natural gas delivery system that involves, pipelines, gas stations. The essay explores the connecting of gas from the natural source such as bottom of the sea (Offshore) and underground (Onshore) to the transmission ...

According to Berger (1977), editorials are articles written to reflect the opinions of the newspaper and the majority stakeholders of the newspaper. Rocco & Hatcher (2011), therefore, provided the guidelines for this essay.

Editorial for The Voice of Enterprise: What the Critics Won’t Tell You

We at The Voice of enterprise support the government’s pipeline project that will not only go a long way in meeting the country’s petroleum needs but also generate additional revenue through export of the surplus oil and natural gasses.
The government is proposing to construct a 2000 km crude oil pipeline that will traverse from the mines in the remote frontier through the largely uninhabited ...

Youth with Disabilities Problem

Introduction
Current issues and statistics of the juveniles experiencing disabilities and their disproportional representation in the juvenile justice system.
The attitude of the educational system towards the disabled students and the role of the teachers in the process.
Legislation, enforcement and advocacy regarding the problems of this group of children.
The role of the police and other enforcement authorities in cases with disabled juveniles that commit minor offences.
Recommendations.
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
The White Paper discusses the current situation with the system that disproportionately targets juveniles with disability problems in regard with School-to-Prison Pipeline.
What is a school-to-prison pipeline? This ...

Introduction

The talent pipeline is then ongoing need in an organization for a pool of talent that is not only skilled but also read to fill vacant positions in all levels of management. The talent pipeline is the lifeline of an organization that aspires to compete favorably now and the future.

Discussion

The talent pipeline offers the best candidates to organizations. The talent pipeline entails a database of potential candidates who are interested, are qualified for various positions in an organization. By creating a talent pipeline, the organization ensures that it has the most qualified and higher caliber job seekers ready to join the ...

Analysis of ethical issue

The discovery of oil in northern Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay brought a big challenge to the engineers especially in the transportation of the product outside Alaska. As a result of the pervasive ice-rich soil layer called permafrost, it was not possible for engineers to construct an underground pipeline; instead, they had to build an aboveground pipeline (Alaska natural gas pipeline project history | Arcticgas.gov, n.d). This pipeline passed through the Alaskan landscape resulting into much contention to the native people and the environment (Bohrer, 2015). However, countries in which the pipeline passed had to strike a deal of mutual benefit.
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RE: Howdy Brewster

I have reviewed your memo regarding the case of Mr. Howdy Brewster. In 2011 Howdy signed a contract with the Aztec oil and Gas Company to build a pipeline across his property for the pipeline to cross over his property so that it can maintain its useful life. He received a given amount of $9,200 after the contract was signed and to resolve the issue with the neighbor paid an amount of $7,500 in so that the boundary can be sorted out with the neighbor as well. In September the same year, Howdy dammed a stream to have more water available ...

- What was the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario and when was it established?
Having felt the need of company that could build transmission line to conduct electricity to the province of Ontario, Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario was established. Its main purpose was to build transmission lines to transmit electricity to province that was generated by private companies. It was established on 1906.
2. What was CNR and during which years was it created?
CNR stands for Canadian National Railway. CNR is one of the largest first class railway extended over 12,900 miles route ...

The gridlock between the young and old generations has caused the public policy in DC to freeze (Bouie, 2014). The Congress is made up of both the young and the old generations. The Republicans make policies that target the older generation, while the Democrats make policies that target younger generations. The old generation tends to be conservative, and prefer to maintain their culture. The young generation is liberal, and gathers a lot of information through social networking. The young generation is dynamic, and uses current information to make decisions that are for the good of the environment. The public policy ...

Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

One of the long debated questions in America’s quest for secure energy sources is whether or not to drill for oil in Alaska’s National Wildlife Refuge. The skyrocketing rise in oil prices, global extremism, civil and political conflict in the Presian Gulf region, and recent moves in Congress have placed added pressure on the question of whether to allow oil exploration in the refuge (Kotchen, Burger, 2001, p. 4720).
Lying on the northern fringe of the North American continent, spanning from the Brooks Range area to the Beaufort Sea, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is the ...

Question 1

With older electromechanical controls, the operator used to typically be located physically in closer proximity to the process, and therefore had direct sensory perception of the status of the process (e.g., sound, vibration, light) (Leveson 2011). Under computerized and digitalized controls, the operator no longer has a sensory perception of the status, other than what is viewed on the computer. This requires whomever is designing the control system to determine what information is important to the controller, and that the information provided in the feedback loop between the process and what is reported on the screen is complete and ...

Introduction

Environmental laws entail different treaties and laws which aim at protecting the environment. The laws include complex interlocking bodies which operate in an attempt to regulate how the human interrelate with the environment. The laws aim at reducing natural and human effects on the environment.
The laws on environment are, however, seen to create controversies when they tend to limit certain businesses, or regulate companies on what they are used to do. The limitations and stoppage limit or stops production of what was initially produced hence limiting consumption. Environmental laws become painful to deal with leading to a backlash ...

Introduction

Human Resource Management (HRM) is one of the crucial departments in modern organizations. The experience and historical context demonstrated the process of evolution of HRM from routine processes and functions into strategic element of organizational development. Current business environment places a lot of emphasis on alignment between HRM and generic strategy of the company. This need for alignment and integration of HRM with other elements of the development in the company can be explained by many factors. First of all, growing size of the companies makes the arena on which their business develops much wider. This creates the need for ...

Article Review:

In order to increase the exposure of dental students to community-based education, the Pipeline Project was established. In total, there are 14 schools participating in the United States, 4 specifically in California. Many challenges face a school in order to incorporate a community-based teaching program. These schools in the Pipeline Project already had some community involvement, some more than others, but all making a commitment to move senior students to rotations in the community. In 2003, the student’s mean days (average across all schools) in rotation were 16 but by 2007, that mean increased to 39.
Of course, with an ...

During the period in the US from 1890 to 1920, the so-called Progressive Era contributed to an enormous amount of social change. Because of Progressivism, unregulated capitalism came to a grinding halt, and governmental regulations began to help alleviate poverty, especially in large, industrialized urban areas. Nearly one hundred years after the Progressive Era has ended, it appears more than ever that the people need strong governmental regulations to help keep many of the negative effects of capitalism, such as environmental pollution, in check.
The Progressive Era ushered in a new role for government in America. For example, many ...

Abstract. In recent time, connectomics which is filed aimed to construct wiring diagram of the brain at the level of synapses and their connections has gained an increasing interest and is very promising for neuroscience. Advance in technology allow to acquire huge volumes of data and the challenge for researchers and scientist now is storage, visualization, and processing of the data. Developing GPU technology provides effective solutions for computing on large datasets and its visualization. Moreover, several recent work propose techniques for optimized segmentation, reconstruction, proofreading, and visualization of connectome. However, existing solutions are still not efficient enough and ...

The Pros and Cons to a Pharmaceutical Company to Investing in Vaccines, Devices, and Biologics

A weak initial public offering market, uncertain credit situation, and multiple groups of investors took their toll on the biotechnology sector. Forty-five percent of every civic listed biotechnology organization is engaged in their operations with not more than one year of monetary reserves. Forecasts for biotechnology initial public offerings showed the decreasing trend in 2009 through taking into notice the scenario of vulnerable 2008, which developed only a single initial public offering that improved $ 5.8 million according to a report of Bio world . This is in relativeness to forty one initial public offerings that enhanced 1.899 billion dollars in ...

Marketing

Introduction
Studies on marketing employ primary and secondary data. Ad hoc surveys are conducted to collect primary data and secondary data is collected from prior data in the form of official statistics, works of scholars and the like (Tasic & Feruh 2012).
According to Booth, Colomb & Williams (2008), ‘Primary sources provide the raw data that you use first to test the working hypothesis and then as evidence to support your claim’. Primary data is advantageous because it is relevant and original and hence the level of accuracy is high. Primary data may be garnered by a number of manners ...

- New Coke
Coke is thinking of partnering with Monster Beverage which is an energy drink manufacturer. Coca-cola intends to partner with the company or possibly invest in the company.
The Purchase of Glaceau’s Vitamin water cost Coca-cola $4.1 billion.
Coca-cola has 15 billion dollar products. Some of the products include coke, fanta, sprite, minute maid, dasani water and powerade.
Coke is the number one soft drink in the US. Diet coke is the number two drink after ousting Pepsi out of that position.
Coca-cola Company restored its bottling operations in North America. ...

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Introduction. Human Resource is a key function in the area of Healthcare. In the United States more than 14 million people are employed in the healthcare industry (Flynn et al., 2016). Understanding the nature and peculiarities of HR in the healthcare context is important. There are many challenges related to the way the industry functions and the nature of service that is expected to be provided by the employees.
Highly educated and motivated employees are key to maintaining the operational efficiency and ...

Risk is defined as uncertainty in broad terms. This uncertainty can be due to a large number of factors, which depend on the type of risk. Some of the common factors which result in this uncertainty can be changes in input parameters, miscalculation of parameters etc. (Kuritzkes, Schuermann, & Weiner, 2002).
Risk can result in large and unexpected losses and can really hurt the profitability of companies. However, risk is not always bad and little bit of risk can lead to better financial results. However, the relationship between risk and better results is a lot more complex and depends on ...

Stereotype and Surveillance in the television series “The Blacklist."

The Blacklist is an American crime drama series that premiered on NBC on September 23, 2013 (The Blacklist - NBC.com, 2016). The series revolves around Raymond Reddington alias Red, a former US Navy, who turned into a high-profile criminal (ranked 4th in FBI most wanted list) who turns himself in and offers to help in solving crime in exchange for immunity. He insists on working only with Elizabeth Keen, a new profiler for the bureau. In the course of the three series of the drama, stereotyping and surveillance have massively been employed.

Stereotyping

Going by a simple definition of the ...

As the world struggles with climate change and the need for clean, reliable energy, it is possible that the world could tap into the huge deposits of economically recoverable coal and methane gas that lie deep underground. As many as three trillion tons of coal can be mined using the traditional technologies, and even more, coal deposits that could not be mined in the past can now be accessed by setting them on fire and then trapping the methane gas that is released as a result. The process of burning coal and capturing gases that are released is known ...

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Introduction: Intermodal transportation can be thought of as a process for transporting freight and passengers by means of interconnected networks, involving various combinations of modes of transportation, in which all the components are seamlessly linked and efficiently combined. Intermodal transportation is rapidly gaining acceptance as an integral component of conducting business in an increasingly competitive and interdependent global economy.
Global Importance: The United States of Code with respect to transportation states: “Alt is the policy of US Government to develop a National Intermodal ...

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Technology Management at Bristol-Myers Squibb
Introduction
In the world of biopharmaceuticals corporations have to compete with global companies in providing the best medicine in order to help treat illness around the world. The healthcare sector around the world operates in a unique, complex social, ethical, and political environment in which the main priorities of equity are achieved through various means. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) is a global biopharmaceutical company that discovers and delivers the most innovative medicine to help ...

Introduction

Organizational strategy is highly dependent on the ability to build strong internal capabilities and utilize the resources. Increasingly complex business environment requires the companies focusing on human capabilities as a core asset and capability. With that in mind, the crucial role that Strategic Human Resource Management (HRM) plays in modern organization is to create a bridge between the generic and functional strategies and human factor (Millmore, 2007). This alignment allows addressing the competency gap and ensures that organizational functional capacity and resources are adequate to meet the goals of generic strategy and develop sustainable competitive advantage. Some of the critical constructs of ...

1. What was the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario and when was it established?
The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario is the world’s first publicly-owned electric utility established in 1906 to provide electrification in Ontario. In 1974, it was renamed as Ontario Hydro.
2. What was CNR and during which years was it created?
Established in 1923, the Canadian National Railways (CNR) is the largest freight railroad that provides transportation and intermodal service in North America. It is a government-initiated merger of four lines, namely, the Grand Trunk, Grand Trunk Pacific, Canadian Northern and National Transcontinental.
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Criminal law

In the case U.S. v. Edward Hanousek, Jr., Hanousek is convicted for negligently discharging dangerous quantities of oil into a navigable water way exposing the public to health risks. He however appeals claiming that ordinary negligence should not be interpreted as criminal negligence. The court only had to decide whether Hanousek conduct could be termed as dangerous and whether he acted negligently whether or not it was ordinary or criminal negligence.
The court ruled that Hanousek was guilty of discharging a harmful amount of oil into a navigable water way with due negligence. Subsequently, the court gave Hanousek a sentence of six ...

Sociology Review: The Saints and the Roughnecks

The Saints and the Roughnecks is sociologist William J. Chambliss’ account of two teenage delinquent groups that lived in the same community but hailed from different strata of the society. The narrative deals with the society’s perception of the groups’ delinquent activities and its consequences on the well-being of the society and the teenagers’ future. Chambliss has obviously developed a broad social perspective of the manner in which teenagers studying at Hannibal High reacted to their surroundings. Teenage delinquency is indeed one of the most pressing social problems faced by the United States today (America’s Children in Brief, ...

In each of the following situations, please select which mode of transportation studied this week would be the most advantageous. Explain your answer. [8A, 8B, 8C]

Sending 350 40-foot containers from Shanghai, China to Los Angeles, California.

Maritime transport is the best for these kinds of shipments because ships can fill a given container or what is known as full container load (FCL) (Rushton, Croucher, & Baker, 2014, p. 391). Additionally, container ships can accommodate stackable cargo, which will be prepared using a stowage plan (Rushton, Croucher, & Baker, 2014, p. 393). There is also the possibility of reduced damage in products, which may be caused when using other types of cargoes. ...

Imperial Oil, founded in 1880 is a giant petroleum producing company, with its headquarters located in Calgary, Canada. It is the second largest integrated petroleum company in Canada and has registered a phenomenal growth since its inception. Its operations consist of exploring and producing oil, manufacturing and distributing petroleum products for energy sources, producing chemicals for industrial and domestic use through innovative and sustainable technology. ( Annual report, 2016) reports a cash generation of $22 bn from operations only during 2010-2015. Its performance can be evaluated from the growing dividends paid to its shareholders in last 21 consecutive years. Imperial ...

Canadian French nationalism is a complex issue that has its roots in the settlement of the country by French explorers. It has been a highly emotional issue that has affected the politics of Canada over the years. The eye of the storm is the province of Quebec where 81% of its people spoke French as opposed to the 90% of Canadians who spoke English in the rest of Canada during the early stages of the secessionist movement (Fenwick, 1981). The current Separatist movement has lost power and is no longer the threat to Canadian political and social stability it ...

Executive Summary

In view of the issues facing the ABC management, the key solutions identified relates to three issues on cash and budget, innovation and product development as well as theft and fraud reduction. With that, The Cost and budget management solution is meant to enhance the business performance by reducing the excessive and unnecessary use of the company resources. That would be achieved through key initiatives involving effective management of the sales and expense as well as debt management that would cut on expenses and the interest paid on debt by having more responsible personnel overseeing the accounts and their ...

According to EPA (2016), environmental management involves the development of systems aimed at reducing environmental impacts of various activities. In the Brundtland commission report (WCED), sustainable development has been described as development aimed at meeting the current needs of the present generation. However, as the current generation focuses on meeting their own needs, their activities should not compromise the capability of future generations to also meet their own needs. Available evidence suggests that the future generation would have challenges meeting their own needs if the current generation fails to adopt sustainable practices. The sustainable development incorporates the triple line: ...

The City and State where it located

Environmental Management for Sustainable Development
Oil and gas industries are a collection of three different sets of industries where each one represents a particular stage in the life of oil and gas production and distribution. They are classified as the 1. Upstream 2. Midstream and 3. Downstream industries. The three stages that each of them represents include the 1. Exploration and production stage (upstream) 2. Transportation stage (midstream) and 3. Distribution stage (downstream). Whenever an environmental impact assessment is made on oil and gas industries it is imperative that we consider each of these them individually. This is because ...

Integration is the answer

The education system is dependent on various stakeholders that play a role in the education sector. However, the administration and the teachers have the most crucial role to play in educating the minds. Students go to school to seek knowledge. As the level of education increases, students advance further in specializing in their desired or preferred career in life. In the tertiary levels of education, the student will have the liberty of focusing on the selected subjects. It is at this point that they will become professionals in their various fields. The teachers also play a role in the ...

A tort refers to civil wrong committed by an individual. In some cases, it attracts some compensation for damages or injunctions. However, people and companies should learn to keep off from harmful activities that could result in court cases. It adds a financial burden to either an individual or a firm due to the costs associated with hiring of the legal representatives and the penalties that follow after that. The plaintiffs, who were a group of about 17,000 persons, sued the Colonial Pipeline Company in the U.S due to the oil spillages that caused a fire outbreak in ...

Sales and marketing of events have become a common phenomenon these days. One has to remember that marketing any event is not an easy task. It requires a lot of efforts combined with sales and marketing strategies. Technology has become a great friend for any event marketer today. Many event planners are taking help of various innovative platforms to market their events, conferences and trade-fairs. Some of the best sales and marketing strategies that event managers are adopting today are:

Building Strong Online Presence and Marketing on these platforms

Some of the ways event companies build their online presence are:
- Create interactive and a user friendly website: One of the ...

Appendix Zappos Business Information Zappos is retail online store that sells shoes as well as other clothing items and accessories. It is an independent entity of Amazon.com. Zappos began operations in 1999 by Nick Swinmurn, and was acquired by Amazon in 2009. Tony Hsieh has been with the company since 1999 and is the CEO. The company headquarters is in Las Vegas Nevada. It employs over 1500 people and reported gross revenue of 1 billion USD in 2009. The company website is zappos.com.
Customer service team operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Teams provide phone service, email, ...

About the company and the rationale for selecting it

Apple Inc. is an American multinational company headquartered in California, United States. The company deals in consumer electronics, software and also provides paid multimedia services. Some of the popular products of the company include, IPhone, IPad, IPod and MacBook. At present, the company is amongst the world biggest company with market capitalization of $677.37 Billion.
The company has always been in the good news for providing innovative and consumer friendly products. For instance, it first ruled the portable music industry through launch of IPod that changed the music listening experience of the consumer and then, in 2008, the ...

How does aging affect the family unit, and what theories can be used in your current nursing practice and future APN practice to limit the stress for families involved with caring for an older family member? Aging affects the family in various ways such as emotionally and financially. Taking care of aging family members such as parents may elicit emotions as guilt, anger fear and anxiety. It can also have positive impacts such as the creation of enriching relationships as well as the caregivers feeling like they can give back to the community. Family connections may also be strengthened ...

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Tar sand oil reserves are currently one one of the most popular topics in the field of energy as well as environmental protection. Tar sands in Canada (Alberta province) may turn into a new economic miracle and contribute enormously to wealth generation and prosperity of the nation. It is predicted to bring the country as much as 3 trillion US dollars over the next 25 years. The economic potential is enourmous, although it is being accompanied by a range of drawbacks of economical, political and environmental nature. The current conflict between the ...

1. What was the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario and when was it established?
It is a body formed in 1906 to build transmission lines in order to supply electricity to municipal utilities with the electric power from a private power generator already in operation at Canadian Niagara Fall.
2. What was CNR and during which years was it created?
Canadian National Railway It is a public company formed by Canadian gorverment back in the year 1918 to serve the purpose of transporting persons and goods within the and acted as a source of revenue to Canadian gorverment..
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INTRODUCTION:

Owing to increasing competition and technological advancements, organizations are looking for different innovative ideas and strategies to create sustainable competitive advantage. The purpose of these strategies and tactics is to improve the overall performance of the company. This eventually leads to the creation of wealth for the shareholders. The main goal or aim of an organization is to create wealth for the shareholders. All strategies and decisions of the organizations are directly associated with this aim and hence are evaluated on the yardstick of wealth creation for the shareholders.
In today’s highly competitive environment organizations are engaging ...