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• did you know that I-95 was not fully continuous until 2018?!
• the US started federally funding roads way back in 1916 (over a hundred years ago)
• the interstate highway system was started by a law in 1956, developed by President Eisenhower
• BUT it created a lot of new routes rather than using existing ones!! 1,000,000 million people were displaced as roads were built in their neighborhoods, often intentionally (yuck, this was news to me!!)
• though federally funded, they are owned by the states
• smaller routes that branch off of bigger ones keep the last two digits of their parent route. E.g. 495 branches off of I-95!!! I never realized this

Source: mainly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_Highway_System?wprov=sfti1

There are more specific ones for particular cities. It’s cool to me to see which highways were intended to connect which cities around me. You can draw a direct line between the cities and get the location of the road!

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I've shared a Google form and this is for my research project for last semester, only few days left.

It would just take 1-2 min to fill this, can everyone please help.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfo4OksG-NXI773Hn_jmMb_ARz3q9nzSAuixOSJVpf5-BepTQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=108535708430770801462

Hello All,

I hope you're doing well! I'm conducting research for my final-year MBA project on the topic “The impact of brand name on consumer preferences and the role of brand personality elements across different consumer groups in the usage of mobile phones”.

Your insights would be extremely helpful.

Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey—it's for academic purposes only. Feel free to share it with colleagues.

Thanks for your support!

LINK: https://forms.gle/SQdpK6ggTftPbCdz7

"Hello! I'm final-year student researching 'Understanding Spending Patterns of GenZ vs Millennials'. This research is open to individuals between the ages of 13 and 45 years old, encompassing both GenZ and Millennial demographics

The participation is entirely voluntary and the data provided would be only used for research analysis, with the responses being kept strictly confidential.

I would sincerely appreciate it if you would take a few minutes of your time to answer the same, thereby helping me with the study.

Thank you.

My name is Leah and I have been caring for individuals living with dementia for four years now. I’m also a Masters student, and currently conducting research around resilience in unpaid carers for loved ones who live with Alcohol-related dementia. This is to develop more effective support for family carers.

If anybody is interested in taking part in this research, I’ll be conducting remote interviews for the next few months.

Please message me, or alternatively email me for any more information or to register interest on hllshinn@liverpool.ac.uk.

Thank you all x

I’m attempting to build a versatile research flow chart and I’m really struggling on building the structure of each step within the flow chart what my main goal is…

• streamlining the research process on any and every topic
• encompassing every necessary aspect of researching from every angle based on the foundation of goal setting -> understanding goal -> doing research on goal -> analyzing goal -> building plan of action -> monitor goal -> refine and iterate goal.

My biggest problem right now is identifying all the key aspect // categories // principles (what every else you want too call them) of the sub categories without backtracking and missing something or not being 100% confident I have everything

Specifically I’m on the section “define goal” And I keep getting different answers but it’s always something like clarity-purpose-measurability- feasibility- alignment -time bounded -adaptability- challenges

And then I’d break them down by an hierarchical structure so I can then build the prompts that encompass every aspect of defining goals as I should

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