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The purpose of this case study is to provide an overview of the approaches to skills training by both the state and by some innovative projects in the non-profit sector. South Africa is experiencing skills shortages in many areas, and at the same time has a high unemployment rate.

Detective Dave, retired, fishes a dead man out of the famous Brule River. His former partner Patrick Stanski, an officer of the law, enlists Davecki''s help solving the mystery.

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Construction of a high speed rail system comes with an exhaustive list of challenges. Integrating the system into an existing urban environment is a particularly difficult proposition, given the dense developments and infrastructure systems already in place. Locating a station within a city is a delicate balance between a multitude of factors that include cost, station accessibility, required infrastructure and intermodal connectivity. Acquiring the rail alignment requires even more diplomacy. This thesis explores existing urban integration of current high speed rail systems and stations, evaluating prevalent high speed systems around the world to gauge best practices. Several European countries are notable for their direct connections into city center stations and urban transportation systems, providing passengers with quick, direct access to their final destinations. China and Taiwan have adopted a different approach with many cities, locating stations at the urban fringe and providing a base for transit-oriented development. After a review of existing systems around the world and high speed rail proposals in the United States and specifically, Texas, case studies are performed on the cities of Dallas and Houston. Using current and prior proposals by the Texas TGV and Texas Central Railroad, potential station sites in the two Texas cities will be analyzed for their potential for development and connectivity to transit and roadway systems. The selection of an optimal station location will be aided using criteria from the Federal Railroad Administration and from interviews with planning professionals familiar with both metropolitan areas. In Dallas, the South Side site immediately south of the existing Union Station is recommended for future development while in Houston, a station connecting into the Northwest Transit Center is preferred.

"The idea that class identities have waned in importance over recent decades is a staple feature of much contemporary social theory yet has not been systematically investigated using primary historical data. This paper re-uses qualitative data collected by Mass-Observation which asks about the social class identities of correspondents of its directives in two different points in time, 1948 and 1990. I show that there were significant changes in the way that class was narrated in these two periods. There is not simple decline of class identities, but rather a subtle reworking of the means by which class is articulated. In the earlier period Mass-Observers are ambivalent about class in ways which indicate the power of class as a form of ascriptive inscription. By 1990, Mass-Observers do not see class identities as the ascribed product of their birth and upbringing, but rather they elaborate a reflexive and individualised account of their mobility between class positions in ways which emphasise the continued importance of class identities. As well as being a contribution to debates on changing class identities, the paper highlights the value of the re-use of qualitative data as a means of examining patterns and processes of historical change."--Abstract on item.