...THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION Modern life is associated with amenities and luxuries that people enjoy the convenience, this include appliances, personal; gadgetry, high rise condominiums, hotels recreation centers, furniture and fixtures. Mass production techniques and practices paved the way for availability of such goods that are affordable it manly, the advent of new materials like plastic and vinyl provided the convenience that was unheard of in the past. People now live in concrete structures, through modern fabrication method: building components can be assembled imp matter of days. Provision of interior decorations is relatively done easily by widespread use of synthetic materials for carpeting and upholstery. This new trend of modern life poses a hazard to the lives of building occupants by the nature of its physical composition. Majority of these items, which are in common use, are combustibles or hazardous materials that catches fire easily. Fire is an agent of chemical change. Uncontrolled, it can wreak havoc to many people, maiming, killing and wasting hundreds olives. It can easily convert valuable asset to ash or smoldering heap of useless objects. Man has attempted to tame fire. However, due to apathy, ignorance and neglect, fire remained to be on of mankind’s greatest cursed. Notwithstanding the huge magnitude of destruction brought about by fire, it has contributed much for man to make inroads in terms of progress and...
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...of satisfaction of their customers. This study is based on the process in creating System Analysis and Design. It follows procedure and it is based on fact of our client information. Introduction A Study involves processes that provide information to develop a system. A Computer System that can help the company in their transactions. In accordance to our study, we investigated a company that manually operates the transactions of their customers. Our respected company is Umali Surgical and Animal Bite Clinic. Is a resident surgical and animal bite clinic has a registered nurse, A General and Cancer Surgeon that appoints and give their services to the clients. The Clinic locates at 44 M.H.delPilar St. Tugatog, Malabon City. The owner is Dr. Ismael C. UmaliIII. He is a General and Cancer Surgeon and also appoints his clients in a private way of giving services. Shiela Ann Pidong,a registered nurse. We founded out that their transaction is manually operated by using some forms and logbooks as they record and written the patient chart or personal profile of a client. It takes time to search or find a record of a regular customer to be able to follow up their medical checkups. Also they want to lessen the process of fill up of...
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...Technical Study 3.1 PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The L&M Partnership is a company that offers customers a choice of imagery, symbols, and designs to apply to the front or back of a shirt. They also offer custom sublimation mainly on T-shirts, but will have other shirt styles available. Customers can choose from pre-existing graphics or custom artwork. The pre-existing graphics are chosen from an extensive catalog. The L&M Partnership will have a comprehensive Website that will allow ordering a customer's home, or where ever they may be. The L&M Partnership will also offer custom artwork or graphic options for personalizing shirts. The customer may bring in a graphic or may use of a sub-contracted artist to realize their vision. The artist can take a customer's pencil drawing or even articulated thoughts and turn them into a new design. The L&M Partnership will offer a range of different shirt options. Short sleeves, long sleeves, organic fabrics, and a variety of styles will also be offered. They also have different sizes of shirts such as small, medium, large and extra large. The objective of L&M Partnership on making personalized shirts is to provide a way to design custom t-shirts and sell them without risk. It allows you to create custom graphics, determine the cost and then add a mark-up. In other words, profit for your pocket. To top it off, the partnership do everything on the back end, too: process the shirts, designs, packing, and personal...
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...Community Identification & Overview B. Ecological Framework C. Life Activities D. Common Problem of the People E. Goodness Life F. Other needs of the People G. Summary of Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations A. Community Identification & Overview its individual and Uniqueness - Barangay Potrero,from Spanish word Potrero meaning pasture land,is also the finest place in Malabon City not Valenzuela City. Also the highest part ,higher than Tugatog, the place is never flooded, is also the cradle of manufacturing and industrial sites in Manila. Landmarks Nearby Cities: Quezon City, Antipolo City, Rizal, Rodriguez (Montalban), Rizal Coordinates: 14°40'9"N 120°59'10"E B. Ecological Framework 1. Physical Conditions -very poor, needs many improvements, job opportunities for the jobless,livelihood,education,other sources of income are much needed and so many flooded areas 2. Profile of the people 3. Service Institution- * Church- Saint Peter * Park – Malabon Zoo * Hospital- Health Center * Institution- None 4. Transportation * Our pedicab is jeepney,tricycle and also transportion. C. Life Activities * Head of the Family * The role of the head of the family he is the one who can give the needs of their children or his family.. * In barangay 32 the usual worked of the head of the family...
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...Community Identification & Overview B. Ecological Framework C. Life Activities D. Common Problem of the People E. Goodness Life F. Other needs of the People G. Summary of Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations A. Community Identification & Overview its individual and Uniqueness - Barangay Potrero,from Spanish word Potrero meaning pasture land,is also the finest place in Malabon City not Valenzuela City. Also the highest part ,higher than Tugatog, the place is never flooded, is also the cradle of manufacturing and industrial sites in Manila. Landmarks Nearby Cities: Quezon City, Antipolo City, Rizal, Rodriguez (Montalban), Rizal Coordinates: 14°40'9"N 120°59'10"E B. Ecological Framework 1. Physical Conditions -very poor, needs many improvements, job opportunities for the jobless,livelihood,education,other sources of income are much needed and so many flooded areas 2. Profile of the people 3. Service Institution- * Church- Saint Peter * Park – Malabon Zoo * Hospital- Health Center * Institution- None 4. Transportation * Our pedicab is jeepney,tricycle and also transportion. C. Life Activities * Head of the Family * The role of the head of the family he is the one who can give the needs of their children or his family.. * In barangay 32 the usual worked of the head of the family...
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...MWA NOMOGRAPH: DIARY FOR BAHAMAS’ GROWERS, 2013 (A PUBLICATION OF MICHAEL WALLACE AND ASSOCIATES) wallacemichael1945@gmail.com By Mike Wallace B. S. (Agr), B. S. (Chem), Member, American Chemical Society “Every garden is a chore sometimes, but no real garden is nothing but a chore” Grasby, 1986 Almanac “Unless you are faithful in small matters, you will not be faithful in large ones.” Luke 16:10 Michael Wallace Apt 2 Tivoli Gardens West Atlantic Drive P.O.Box H-45077 242-351-8248 (H); 242-442-2141 (Cell) Freeport, Grand Bahama Bahamas CONTENTS OF YOUR GROWER’S DIARY • (Unofficial) List of Public Holidays for 2013 • Composite Calendar for 2013 • Suggested Annual Growers’ Garden/Farm Plan • Development: Planning for Changes • Directory • Emergency Preparedness for Hurricane Season, 2013 • Farm Credit and Farm Assistance Opportunities • Preparing the Garden Area • Table of General/Average Monthly Weather Conditions • Herbicides/Weed Killers • Make 2013 a Year of Prayer for Self, For Families, For Communities, and for Our Country • Identification and Management of Common Crop Pests • Listing of Contacts (UNOFFICIAL) PUBLIC HOLIDAYS FOR 2012 - New Year’s Day …… 1st January - Good Friday …….. 29th March - Easter Monday …….....
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...Niger Delta areas, Banga soup is commonly eaten with various fufu recipes: Starch, Pounded Yam, Semolina, Garri and Cassava Fufu. In the South Eastern parts of Nigeria, Banga Soup is referred to as Ofe Akwu where Ofe means Soup / Stew and Akwu means palm fruit and is used mainly as stew for the White Rice recipe. How to Cook Banga Soup/Stew [Video] The palm fruit oil extract used in cooking Banga Soup / Stew is quite different from the Palm Oil used in cooking Nigerian food recipes. Palm Oil is pure oil extracted from the palm fruit pulp at high temperatures while the palm fruit oil extract used for the Banga Soup is extracted at a very low temperature and is a mixture of oil and water. Palm fruit oil extracted for Banga Soup contains less saturated fat than palm oils. Ingredients for Banga Soup 1 kg Palm Fruits or 800g tinned Palm Fruit Concentrate Beef Dry Fish Vegetable: Scent Leaves for Ofe Akwu or dried and crushed bitterleaves for Delta-style Banga Soup 2 medium onions A handful crayfish or 2 tablespoons of ground Crayfish Salt and Chilli Pepper (to taste) Ogiri Okpei (Iru) 1-2 big stock cubes Before you cook the Nigerian Banga Soup Extract the palm fruit concentrate from the palm fruits. If using the tinned palm fruit concentrate, open the tin and set aside. Cook the beef and the dry fish with 1 bulb of diced onion and the stock cubes till done. Wash and cut the scent leaves into tiny pieces. The scent leaves give the Banga Stew (Ofe Akwu) its unique aroma and taste. If...
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...despite the fact that I work-out five times a week, doing various physical activities such as, yoga, P90X, hip-hop abs, playing basketball, and running. Within this assignment, I will create a healthy eating plan for myself, implementing my personal recommendations from choosemyplate.gov website and my recommendations from mypyramidtracker.gov website. Furthermore, I will discuss my current eating habits and ways on how I plan to implement my healthy eating plan into my daily lifestyle. On any given day, I consume on average 2-3 8oz cups of Spanish espresso, way over the recommended daily amount, along with 1 12 oz. regular mountain dew. However, other than that I drink 1 full glass of 2% milk, 4-5 12 oz. bottles of water, 1-2 serving of fruits and vegetables, 4-6 serving of meats and beans and to be honest an unknown amount of fats, oils, and sweets. Other than the obvious no-no foods and drinks that I consume on a daily basis, I feel that my daily diet is not all that terrible. I am a 28 year old African-American female, 5 foot 10 inches tall, and I weight approximately 171 lbs. According to the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute website, based on my current weight, height, and age, my approximate body mass index...
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...Butterfly Garden The Butterfly garden plants are primarily native plants with some noninvasive foreign plants that provide a continuous supply of nectar and host plants for the butterfly and caterpillars, as recommended by the NJ Native Plant Society. Plants should be obtained from local nurseries within 50 miles of Newark that propagate native species. Three possible sources are Toadshade Nursery, Clemeson Farms and Bowman Nurseries. Some plants, such as fennel, dill and parsley are easily propagated from seed. There are six types of endangered butterflies in NJ. These are: Mitchells Satyr, Arogos Skipper, Appalachian grizzled Skipper, frosted Elfin, Silver-bordered Fritillary and Checkered White. We hope to provide food source to feed these. The butterfly site, basically a prairie meadow, should be in an open area with good circulation and receiving more than six hours of sun each day, so probably on the south and east side of the buildings. The plants can be planted spring or early fall. The “recipe” recommended by the NJ Native Plant Society is 1/3-1/2 grasses to ½-2/3 wildflowers. Native grasses are especially good later in the season after the flowers have bloomed. Minimal maintaince is key, since NJIT doesn’t have many resources for this and mowing once a year in the early spring before nesting season should be enough. Adult butterflies require nectar from flowers which are more decorative and can be...
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...Experience: Café Circa Full bar. Cigars. Atmosphere. Jack Daniels and Apple juice. Wings. Good service. These are just a few of my favorite things and they reside at Café Circa. One of the gems in the historic Edgewood avenue side of Atlanta, CC is an interesting and pleasantly underwhelming restaurant that combines Caribbean and Latin infused cuisine. Underwhelming because it has décor and ambiance that is sexy and quiet, not a screamingly overdone design, which many establishments have. The interior gives the feel of a very sultry living room, inviting and comfortable. The seating layout is functional and relatively open. Tables are spaced in a manner that allows for quiet private conversation. Did I mention a full bar? One of the few establishments that actually has apple juice at the bar. If you haven’t tried apple juice and Jack Daniels, you are missing out on and losing at/in life. Period. I digress. Prices at CC, were comparable to quality. The most expensive item is about twenty four bucks. So for two people, you will spend about fifty bones with tax. Now let’s get to the reason why you are reading this in the first place, the food. An appetizer of guava jerk wings kicked off the experience. Yeah, it sounds random and leaves you asking who in the world would combine guava and jerk. Granted, jerk is good enough but guava came out of left field. Believe me, it works!! Very tasty, savory, and flavorful. If you want to be fancy and need to serve something...
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...For many foods which we now enjoy and rely upon, we must thank the people of the Americas who domesticated or discovered them. Many of our everyday foods originated in the ancient New World. Of the world's top 26 crops by tonnage, eight originated in the Americas. A third of United States crop value depends on foods that were first grown in the Americas. Without food crops from the New World, Indonesian satays, Indian curries, and even pizza would be unrecognizable. Let's look at some of the incredible variety of foods from the Americas and their impact on history. POTATOES Today, in the United States, we grow 250 varieties of potatoes (Solanum tuberosum). Incredibly, Andean natives were already cultivating three thousand varieties before the Spaniards arrived. The Spaniards first encountered the potato in 1535. Initially, they fed potatoes, in combination with another well-known plant, coca, (link Medicines that Changed the World: The Wonders of the Coca Plant) to their Indian silver mine laborers, which kept the slaves working at a feverish pitch under incredibly difficult conditions. Eventually, potatoes were transported back to Spain, then dispersed throughout the world. Today at least 130 countries grow some variety of potato. | | Potatoes arrived in Ireland toward the end of the sixteenth century. By 1625, the potato was a cheap and nutritious staple. By the end of the eighteenth century, an Irish citizen might eat up to ten pounds of potatoes a day. Potatoes fueled...
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...RES/351 Business Research Ethics Individual Eloisa Montoya Beech Nut was a wholly owned and operated company that was ran fully by Nestle, which is a manufacturer of infant formula. Beech Nut was their company that made juices for infants and children. In 1982 Beech Nut found an entity that would cut their costs by a lot, and offered them apple juice concentrate, which again, was at a very low price. After using this product for just a little while, an employee started wondering why and how this company was offering apple juice concentrate for such a low dollar amount, so he decided to investigate further. During this employees investigation of the apple juice concentrate, he came to find out that the concentrate actually had no apple juice concentrate at all in its contents, instead this was a concentrate that was entirely chemical based and man-made. This employee went to his bosses with this information, and in turn, Beech Nut as well as Nestle did absolutely nothing. After trying to get this stopped and having no luck, this employee finally just quit the company all together. Soon after this employee quit, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) started their own investigation, and it was noted that Nestle and Beech Nut were not cooperative at all. Apparently Beech Nut had thousands of dollars worth of merchandise stored and they were scared that the Food and Drug Administration was going to confiscate it, so instead of turning it over to the Food and Drug Administration...
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...Head: Essay Paper Fruit & Seeds nita brown Strayer University Mr. Kenneth Jones May 28, 2010 1 Why are some fruits sweet and some sour, whereas others have no specific taste? Each fruit has its own distinct taste, which will differ in some way form the taste of any other fruit. Fruits having more of fructose taste sweeter, while those having more acids taste sour. There are many fruits, which almost equal quantities of fructose and acids. In general raw fruits contain more acids but on ripening, the quantity of acid in them decrease and the amount of sugar increase. Fruits contain fructose, certain acids, vitamins, starch, proteins and cellulose. Fruits that are sweet are, watermelon, guavas, and apples. The fruits that are sour are, lemon, raw mango, and limes. How does the ripening of a fruit affect the process of seed dispersal? Fruit development and ripening are very unique to plants. They represent an important component of human and animal’s diets. Analyses of fruit –ripening mutants and ripening –related gene expression suggest higher levels of a development that remains to be defined. A fruit not only protects the seeds inside it, but also may aid in dispersing those seeds away from the parent plant. The dispersal of seeds is important because it reduces competition for sunlight, soil, and water between the parent plants. The role of sunlight signaling in fruit carotenoid may be examined by the...
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...Research Ideas The crime life of SwMt Facts/other info * They are tougher than a reg SwM Advantages * They are feared * Make tons of nuts/acorns by running walnut casinos and through acorn extortion * Keeps the gangs under control exp: chipmunk street gang under control out of fear * Having some of the rat patrol in their Back cheeks Disadvantages * Always the chance of being road kill * Risk of going to the nuthouse * Their wife and kids could be squirrel bait At anytime * Going nuts due to that they are constently Under nutvalance Outline Introduction * General topic: crime life of a SwM * Limited topic: SwM as a Nutpin * Thesis: The SwM known as the Nutpin Body paragraphs * Advantages * Disadvantages Conclusion: Trying to get out of the crime life The Under Tree Crime Life of the Top Squirrel with Mustaches Since the enormous increase in population within the Squirrels with Moustaches (SwM) community, there has come a group of tougher SwMs. These now tougher Squirrels with Moustaches are known as the Grey Moustache family. They have come here from Elm Wood Treeville. They live the life of a crime family and there is one top SwM known as the Nut Pin. His name is Harry “Nuts” Squirrel. There is a constant threat of Harry “Nuts” Squirrel becoming road kill, being sent to the nuthouse, and always being under Nutvalance. In this wild life that the tough Squirrels with Moustaches...
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...RECIPE: Braised Meatballs The key to making these meatballs is to brown them first in a skillet and then braise them in a sauce of red wine and tomatoes. Serve them with crusty bread or spaghetti to sop up the sauce. SERVES 4 to 6 INGREDIENTS 10 oz. ground beef chuck or veal 10 oz. ground pork shoulder 2 oz. minced pork fat or unsmoked bacon 2 oz. prosciutto, minced 1 ¼ cups loosely packed flat-leaf parsley leaves, minced, plus more for garnish 2 tsp. dried oregano 1 ½ tsp. fennel seeds 1 tsp. crushed red chile flakes ½ tsp. ground cumin ¼ tsp. ground allspice 7 slices white bread, finely ground in a food processor Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste ⅔ cup ricotta, drained in a strainer for 2 hours 2 tbsp. milk 3 eggs, lightly beaten 6 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for greasing ¼ cup dry red wine 4 cups canned tomato purée 1 cup beef or veal stock or water Grated parmesan, for garnish RELATED: See A Dozen Classic Cookie Recipes » INSTRUCTIONS 1. In a large bowl, combine beef, pork, pork fat, prosciutto, parsley, oregano, fennel seeds, chile flakes, cumin, allspice, and bread crumbs and season generously with salt and pepper. Using your fingers, mix ingredients until combined; set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk together ricotta, milk, and eggs; add to meat mixture and gently mix until incorporated. Chill for 1 hour. 2. Heat oven to 300°. Grease 2 rimmed baking sheets with oil and set aside...
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