1. Business Plan Summary A & N Organic Fertiliser Manufacturing Co. Founded by Ahmed Ali and Alnourani, Will be form as a manufacturing company to produce organic fertilizer, using the waste of animals like , chicken, caws, camels, Slaughterhouses, Fishmarket waste, vegetable market waste, Works to convert these residues after mixing well and make the appropriate fermentation process to let bacteria work to raise nitrogen levels in addition to other elements that feed the arable land and raise its production...
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In Parfitâs attempt to create a theory of morality, labelled Theory X, which is a non-person affecting view and doesn't allow for situations in which an intolerable conclusion could be reached, he found what he called the âRepugnant Conclusionâ. Parfitâs original formulation of the Repugnant Conclusion was âfor any possible population of at least 10 billion people, all with a very high quality of life, there must be some large imaginable population whose existence, if other things are equal, would...
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1. Introduction: Historically, the ultimate goal of any corporation has been, making money and increasing shareholderâs value because they are the owners of the company and without them the company wonât exist. However, in the last decade a concept called the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) started to slowly spread. Today, CSR became a necessity for a successful business as they recognize the numerous benefits to their businesses, employees, communities, and the environment. CSR is also sometimes described as the corporate...
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W.E.B Du Bois can be described as a man of many faces. During his own lifetime he is what would be described as a âRenaissance Manâ, playing the many roles of the Scholar/Academic, the Writer, the Activist, the Historian, the Sociologist, the Educator, the Social Critic; the list is seemingly boundless with the things he was able to accomplish in his ninety-five years of life. Additionally, Du Bois, is in his own right, a monumental figure in American history and...
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1. Introduction The climate is changing and the steadily growing human pressure on the Earth is considered the main driver of environmental change. In this new geological epoch defined by some scientists as the Anthropocene (Crutzen and Stoermer, 2000), questions about future sustainability have therefore became crucial. Several scientists have studied the anthropogenic interactions with the surrounding environment as RockstoĚm et al. (2009) and, more recently, Steffen et al. (2015), developing quantitative limits to abide in order not to compromise...
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Introduction This paper focuses on leadership and management. Great Start Nutrition has launched a new product design for designing, developing and delivering infant formula globally and therefore needs an executive director for this new division. The paper starts by distinguishing between leadership and management. It also describes the various management and leadership skills that the new executive director should possess. The paper also outlines the best leadership style recommended for the new executive director. Finally, the paper analyses the things...
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Introduction Sustainability means to be maintained and a lifestyle where you reduce the earth's natural resources. I have chosen sustainable living because it is good for the environment and society plus it reduces people's usage of resources and encourages them to use natural resources. It's also because I think it's important to have sustained life and society to make things easier now so you don't struggle later. I am really interested in how sustainable living does or does not change...
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Introduction âWhether we accept it or not, this will likely be the century that determines what the optimal human population is for our planet. It will come about in one of two ways: Either we decide to manage our own numbers, to avoid a collision of every line on civilization's graph - or nature will do it for us, in the form of famines, thirst, climate chaos, crashing ecosystems, opportunistic disease, and wars over dwindling resources that finally cut us...
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Systemic lupus erythematosus is the most known kind of lupus. It is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system strikes its own tissues, inflicting extensive inflammation and tissue injury in affected organs. It affects the joints, skin, brain, lungs, and kidneys. Lupus doesn`t have a cure, however medical interventions and lifestyle changes helps contain it. ('Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) | CDC', 2018) The CDC Lupus registries estimates that a yearly prevalence from 2002â2004 was much higher for blacks than...
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Disclaimer Please note that these husbandry guidelines are student material, created as part of student assessment for Open Colleges ACM30317 Certificate III in Captive Animals. While care has been taken by students to compile accurate and complete material at the time of creation, all information contained should be interpreted with care. No responsibility is assumed for any loss or damage resulting from using these guidelines. Husbandry guidelines are evolving documents that need to be updated regularly as more information becomes...
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We live in the 21st century and yes, we have moved past a lot of barriers like caste, creed, colonialism and many others but still, we have a long way to go before we fully act like we live in the 21st century. What we often forget is that the Earth belongs not only to the humans but also to the animals who are subjected to cruelty and are not at all treated with the fairness they deserve. In this...
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Over the past decade, the United States has experienced considerable growth in oil and natural gas exploration, development, and production (E&P) activities. The US has comprehensive local, state and federal laws, rules and regulations relating to the use, development and responsibility associated with commercial activity, including domestic oil and gas production. The varied environmental implications of these E&P activities are a major area of focus for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). However, The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) does not...
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In this essay, I will present the key scientists who studied the atomic theory and their contributions to science. Democritus Democritus lived in 5th century B.C. in Greece. âDemocritus knew that if a stone was divided in half, the two halves would have essentially the same properties as the whole. Therefore, he reasoned that if the stone were to be continually cut into smaller and smaller pieces then, at some point, there would be a piece which would be so...
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Chef Kitchen is named after the person who had an initial idea for the business. The vegan community is very close and welcoming, the author wanted our name to represent that. All interactions with customers, who are buying products, will be face to face, which means it develops emotional connections with their customers. This will also allow us to build a personal style relationship verse the typical business style relationship with their customers (Burns and Dewhurst, 2016). It also gives...
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Progression has been the number one goal throughout American history. With this progression, it caused many changes through the economy, social structure, and the political structure of America. This allowed America to be one of the top empires of its time. The reason why it allowed America to be one of the top empires of its time was through the use of freedom through its people in which many other nations did not have. During 1865-1939, Americans went through a...
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Many people claim that the Stock Market crash of 1929, was the main cause of the Great Depression. Multiple predicaments led to the economic fall in the United States. World War I created a web of debts and reparations, created under the Treaty of Versailles. Nationally, stocks were being bought with credit. Agriculture began to take the plunge because the demand was decreasing, since the war was over. Slowly, the loss of money began to plague the American economy, along...
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Asian American culture is dissimilar from Western culture. Many of the families come to the United States to improve their life, especially for their children. Asian immigrant parents are portrayed as strict and controlling in the media. They can create an impression of having a lack of empathy for their kids. These cultural factors can impact the mental health of children. Many immigrant parents either come from poverty, fleeing wars, or sacrificed everything from their home country including their houses,...
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Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only president elected to four terms and was related to many other presidents. Roosevelt was the thirty second president during the Great Depression and World War Two. He had great ideas to help the Great Depression, and many war strategies. Franklin D. Roosevelt was a brilliant person starting in his youth and personal life, his political career, until his death and memory. Rooseveltâs early life was filled with adventure. Roosevelt was born on January 30,...
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Intellectual property (IP) is intangible and it was protected by law, such as patents, copyright, trademarks and trade secret law. It is used to ensure any work that is creative such as invention of people can legally protected under the law. As an example of Siva Vaidhyanathan. He is best known for her writing in cultural criticism. He is concern about relationship among information control, property rights, technologies and social norms. Thus, she established some books like âThe Rise of...
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I have interest in psychologist theory of psychological feature development as a results of varied schemas to plug learning and development throughout the stages. This can be achieved by giving children several exposure to the surface world. Being exposed to a diffusion of learning-by-doing experiences from a young age may facilitate build up those internal index cards. Then, as we have a tendency to tend to mature, itâs concerning broadening the experiences and applying them to new, even theoretical ,...
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Nowadays, a rising number of international leisure tourists seem to be willing to choose a destination with high environmental health quality. Also, the diversity and integrity of the destinationâs natural, cultural resources, and environmental considerations are now as the more significant features of touristsâ destination-choosing process (Hudson and Hudson, 2010). On the same time, the growing global population and unsustainable consumption presented thoughtful issues to human health and well-being and the natural environment (Royal Society, 2012). Thus, some private sectors...
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Having sufficient energy can support for the country in the stage of developing country like Myanmar. This is focuses on estimation of electricity demand & supply rate for future which can be supported to reduce the energy gap in long-term. Based on the methodologies and framework constructed to define what action and plan should be taken to fulfill the electricity demand for our country Myanmar. In order to make the research problems more specific and to find a solution based...
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The prominence of GIS and Remote Sensing has gained immense importance over the past few years, especially for environmental management. My primary motive to study Geographic Information Sciences (GISci) at Central Michigan University (CMU) engenders from the massive advances in GIS and Remote Sensing Technology in the U.S., which I would like to replicate in India. Although India is making significant strides in that direction, we are not quite there yet. I believe education from the CMU would be the...
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I was born in India to a Sikh family in the city of Amritsar, Punjab. My father was a businessman and my mother is a homemaker. I have three siblings. I spend my early childhood in Amritsar and moved to Ludhiana, Punjab from where I completed my formal education. I have done my graduation from Chandigarh University. From my parents I have learned to respect others and to help everyone which I am still following. I raised in a sitatution...
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To me, transcendentalism explores the pursuit of endless happiness and adventure. After observing the actions and beliefs of the infamous Chris McCandless, I can connect through our shared urge and fantasy of traveling isolated in the innocent, tranquil wilderness. After years of elongated education to please society, McCandless felt as if his true path to success was exploring the great outdoors, rather than acquiring a surplus of capital and acceptance from others. McCandlessâ freedom and contentedness as described in the...
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The assertion here is that capitalism poses a threat to democratic governance, however, not only do I disagree with this statement, but I feel that democracy and capitalism go hand in hand. We just have to look to history to find the compatibility between the two, where we can see that democracies thrive with a capitalist economy, taking the example of contemporary Switzerland among others. Throughout the essay I will explain my view that capitalism leads not only to stability,...
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John Keynes once said, âIdeas shape the course of historyâ. It was the conservation of these ideas that molded the very patent system in place today. To understand the effect that patents have on America one must first understand the origin. According to the United States Patent Office, the first patent in America was issued for the use of potash as a fertilizer by Samuel Hopkins. As of today there have been over six million patents issued today in America....
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Capitalism had a significant economic and therefore social and political impact on United States society during the years 1919-1941. Capitalism is an economic system that encourages individuals to make profits through investments and the private ownership of goods, property and the means of production, distribution and exchange. Capitalism created economic prosperity for business and industry resulting in an increase in mass production as corporations were unregulated. Capitalism also sparked mass consumerism resulting in a rise in household monetary flow yet...
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Economics is an age-old social science discipline, which basically deals with production, distribution and consumption of goods, services and service delivery and how society can optimally use its limited resources to achieve its goals. The application of economics to health- related issues started around 30 to 40 years ago. Various health problems like increased cigarette smoking habits in young, limited availability of Retro viral drugs, higher prevalence of obesity and diabetes coupled with very high costs for seeking health care...
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âDust Bowl: The Southern Plains in the 1930's' by Donald Worster gives a play back of the years in which The Great PlainsâTexas, Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Kansasâexperienced devastating dust storms that effected the economy and many peopleâs lives. Worster, an American History Professor and child of those uprooted by the catastrophe called the Dust Bowl, gives his prospective on the causes of the disaster. Worster argues that the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl revealed fundamental weaknesses, one...
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