...is actually entitled to all of the social benefits associated with the creation or the invention. In other words, “I created it; therefore, it belongs to me. Because of my role as the creator, it is only logical and fair – it is the natural flow based on my position and my relationship to my creation.” | | - 2 | Opening Question | Insert Opening Question to display on the screen How does the theory of “the fruit of one’s labor” impact intellectual property? | Insert audio text here (topic content)The second property theory is based on the “the fruits of one’s labor” – that intellectual creation or invention is no less the “the fruits of one’s labor” than other kinds of physical property. This really dictates that the creator or inventor who uses preexisting goods from the environment in order to create or to invent should benefit from the good that he or she has provided to society. In other words, there is a basic understanding that if I’m going to put my labor into some endeavor, then I ought to have some payment—some fruit, some benefit—back from that labor, because I am adding to the greater social good. | | - 3 | Opening Question | Insert Opening Question to display on the screen What impact, does the “personhood” theory have on intellectual property? | Insert audio text here (topic...
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...then evening and morning came and that was the first day of creation. Now, its 24 hours in a day and all God did was say, “Let there be light,” I wonder what He did for 23 hours 59mins and 50secs? Then He said, “Let there be a vault between the waters to separate water from water”, and it happened and he called that vault heaven, and evening and morning came again and that was considered the second day of His creation. See, what is this man doing with the rest of His day? So I’m guessing the next day is the third day? God then goes on to say, “let the waters under heaven be gathered into one place, so that dry land may appear”, and following He said, “Let the earth produce fresh growth, let there be on earth plants bearing seed, fruit trees bearing fruit each with seed according to its kind”, and apparently all that He said appeared. Then evening and morning came around yet again and day three was complete. About time He says more than one thing, but I’m still wondering what He does with the rest of the day. Going into day four of God’s creation, He commands that there be lights in the vault, which is now considered heaven, to separate day from night and request that they serve as signs for both festivals and...
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... Yours, HanJi Uniervsity of International Business and Economics IMBAProgram Managerial Economics Problem set #1 March 12, 2011 1. Suppose Carl and John lived on an island. Initially, there were unaware of each other. So each was forced to be self-sufficient. Carl found that it took him 1 hour to pick a kilogram of fruits or catch one fish. John found that it took him 1.5 hours to pick a kilogram of fruits or 3 hours to catch one fish. The productivities of the two individuals are shown in the table below. Labor requirements for fruits and fish |Labor required for: | | |1 kilogram of fruits |1 fish | |Carl |1 hour |1 hour | |John |1.5 hours |3 hours | 1) What is the absolute advantage in production. Who has the absolute advantage of producing both goods, Carl or John? Define the absolute advantage,as we can see from the table, we can get the conclusion that Carl has absolute advantage because it takes much less time to get fruits and fish. 2) What is comparative advantage? Please show the opportunity costs of both individuals to produce fruits and...
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...Btsisi Culture William Carson ANT 101 Jennifer Hotzman December 19, 2012 Btsisi Culture Kinship involves how people classify each other, the rules that affect people's behavior, and people's actual behavior. Among horticultural communities, the extended family, a family composed of at least three generations including grandparents, parents, and children, and possibly married siblings and their spouses and children is most common and adaptive. The extended family has to be large because they need to produce more adult labor for building and farming. If the extended family is not large enough to successfully accomplish the labor tasks larger kin groups, called descent groups, are required. Descent groups are very common in horticultural societies. Lineage is an extended family who can trace their kin relationship through blood and marriage ties to an actual, known ancestor. Descent groups can be organized into clans. Clans are people who come from an actual or putative genealogical connection to an unknown ancestor and might share a name. Clans are called patriclans or matriclans depending on if it is based on the father's or the mother's line. Descent groups determine rights to property, including land, animals, hunting and fishing territories, and even knowledge. A family can gain access to land for cultivation based on membership in a descent group. When Btsisi marry, the bride and groom are from different villages. After the marriage the couple...
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...going to finish all of the food they are presented. No human is capable of eating that amount of food.So why do we use time resources and energy to produce large portions of food just to dump every wasted plate down the garbage chute? Americans struggle immensely with food waste, and it’s not just food. When you think of all the food being wasted don’t think so shallow; someone's unfinished plate being dumped into the trash. Think resources, time, energy, and the obvious-- food. Consumers have more to think about when it comes to the waste they cause when they are dealing with our food sources. Think of a that apple that you put on your plate, and later decided you didn’t want so you tossed it. You didn’t just waste an apple. You wasted soil. You wasted a seed. You wasted...
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...Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Objective of the Study The study is conducted, which aimed to identify the feasibility of the proposed business “Knights’ Fruit Malabon” at Poblacion, Mawab, Compostela Valley Province. Determining and identifying the procedures of the whole operation of the chosen business from its production, marketing and financing the said business. The objective of the study is to promote the product and create a harmonious relationship towards the customers and in the society. Moreover, to offer good quality products and services not only for the purpose of earning profit but also to meet the customer’s needs and wants. Methodology Having teamwork, hard work and patience are some of the effective keys in order to have a successful feasibility study. Those techniques are being applied by the researchers in order to have a good output of the said research. Different techniques and strategies are being used prior to the day of interview. These techniques such as questionnaires are being distributed to the prospect buyers in order to gather data like their preferences in terms of our offered products. And then all date gathered are analyze by the researchers in order to come up with a comprehensive feasibility study. Scope and Limitation of the Study One of the limitations of the study is that the business is limited on its target market capacity of purchasing. In terms of its production, the proposed business hence, the limitations of the tools equipment...
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...Janice Wegman M. Green English 151 Feb. 7, 2012 HOW TO PLANT A GARDEN Have you ever gotten frustrated at the grocery store over the prices of fresh fruit and vegetables? Or wish you knew how to save some money on your food bill? Well I’m going to share with you my answer to these issues, plant a garden. You can choose what plants you put in your garden so you can have your favorite fresh fruits and vegetables, even when they are not in season and not have to pay those high prices for them. First you need to pick the best spot for your garden, pick a spot that gets a lot of sunlight, the more hours of sunlight the better for your garden. Second make a list of what fruits and vegetables you want to put in your garden and how many. For example if you really like fresh green beans, you might want to plant more of them than something you will not use as much of say like tomatoes. Make a diagram of your garden and plan which plants are getting planted where in your garden, keeping in mind that you do not want to plant vine plants such as watermelons next to your tomatoes plants as to vine plants will overtake standing plants. Third you need to prepare the land by tilling. Tilling is when you turn up the ground. Years ago this was done with tool called a hoe; this required a lot of back breaking labor. Today there are tools called tillers which make the work much easier and faster. Tilling will allow the ground to get more oxygen and also is a good way to kill...
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...Economics 102 Spring 2011 Answers to Homework #3 Due 3/7/11 at the lecture Directions: The homework will be collected in a box before the lecture. Please place your name, TA name and section number on top of the homework (legibly). Make sure you write your name as it appears on your ID so that you can receive the correct grade. Please remember the section number for the section you are registered, because you will need that number when you submit exams and homework. Late homework will not be accepted so make plans ahead of time. Please show your work. Good luck! You may use a calculator to do all of the calculations. Round all decimals to the nearest hundredth if necessary. GDP Measurement 1. The expenditure approach tells us that GDP = Consumption + Investment + Government spending + Net exports Following is a link of the national income accounts released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis. Various statistics of GDP are provided in around 10 tables. Find the corresponding numbers of nominal GDP, consumption, investment, government spending and net exports for 2010. Verify whether the above identity holds true or not. http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2011/pdf/gdp4q10_adv.pdf or you can go to http://www.bea.gov/national/index.htm#gdp and open the link named “PDF version of the Gross Domestic Products release”. Take a look at the tables even if they do not contain the information you are required to find. For example, table 9 shows the differences and...
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...we connect with now. This divergence from the former moral economy served to make the United States actually less democratic, forever establishing an upper class of owners and forming social roles about race, class, gender and family that encouraged inequality and persist today. This establishment of inequality is exemplified in the images of work attached to the prompt, and show how these roles were seen and formed within the culture. The image of the Erie Canal Workers shows the change from an earlier ideal of American life and labor, where ones labor was to be used to work and cultivate your own land to sustain your own living. This image of the Erie Canal workers shows the exact opposite of this self owned concept for labor. All of these men are essentially being used as machines, good for nothing but labor, to work and make use of the land owned by someone else, for someone else's profit. The fruits of their labor would not be actual fruits as they might previously have been, but a monetary amount, to be budgeted as best as possible to buy things from other people. This dependence on others and this early establishment of a working class. Tocqueville connects with this idea when he discusses the tyranny of the majority, “within a democracy organized as the United States, only one power is encountered, only one source of strength and success, with nothing outside them[1].” This describes the amount of power in the hands of the...
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...drawing→Manufacturing→Shipping/delivering→After sale service. At class, I was thinking the high price of buying a yacht so I raised a question “The yacht price is high, is the payment term important for your company? What is the payment term between you and your most customers? Also compare to your western customers, is there any difficulty to negotiate the payment term with Chinese as you now will be focusing your new market in China? ” James Fwu indicates that pay in advance is very important. Normally when signing the sales contract, 10% deposit is required. And each step of manufacturing the yacht will require 10% payment as well. Previously, most customers will agree on this payment, however, as globally bad economy which makes the negotiation becomes harder. Some customers decline to pay after they indeed see the finished product. Horizon will try to insist the 10% advanced payment because each yacht’s high cost relating to investors fund, not Horizon group only. We need to be responsible to our investors. The 2nd question I raised “You mentioned the shipping/delivering yachts need to be very careful and it requires high insurance fee, how is the shipping term to ship your yachts? FOB/ IF/Others? Does this matter your business a lot? Also for the Super Yacht & Gigo Yacht, will you go by normal shipping? Or you will sail the yacht to your customers directly? I am wondering how you ship such a huge yacht overseas." James Fwu replied that Horizon set delivery term as FAS (free alone side) as standard, and...
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...and developmental delay. It is said that our food preferences re linked to foods we enjoyed during childhood. Hence children should be given a wide range of healthy food, especially fruits and vegetables, so that they develop a taste for them. Below are strategies to encourage healthy eating: Weaning: Healthy food habits are developed at the earliest age and as early as when they are weaned of breast/bottle milk. Children should be given wide range of fruits and vegetables as this introduces them to different textures and tastes. Use meal and snack times as teachable moments to help even the youngest children make wise food choices. Go to the source: Teach kids where their food comes from. Rather than limiting yourself to the weekly supermarket run, take your family to a local farmer’s market (or to the farm itself) and meet the people who grow the food. Picking berries from a vine can help nurture a lifelong love of good eating and environmental stewardship. Visiting a dairy farm can teach children where their milk comes from (and why we should care about what goes in it). Planting tomatoes and melons in the garden may tempt a child to try the fruits of her labor. Colour: It has been shown that children eat more healthily if they are given a wide range of foods of different colours, especially fruits and vegetables. Freedom of choice and self-service: Kids want to have it their way. They feel empowered when they are allowed to do things themselves. When they are allowed to choose...
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...Breathing, in out, counting one… two… three…, feeling your heart pounding in your ears, hearing your feet hit the pavement boom… boom…, sweat pouring from your forehead, clothes sticking to your skin. Why are you out here? Is this fun, are you getting a reward, is it for a good cause, did your friend ask you to do it with them? What is motivating you to run right now? The answers lead you to define if you are being motivated extrinsically or intrinsically. These same questions can be asked when figuring out what motivates people in the workplace. Certain types of companies prefer if you are more of one motivational type than the other. I’ve seen the benefits of both extrinsic and intrinsic rewards working for my children in my in-home-daycare. There are different types of companies and for these companies they are looking for employees who are motivated either extrinsically or intrinsically. A company who is looking predominantly at extrinsically motivated employees is typically a company with very specific rules and regulations. A company like this knows that this employee is motivated by receiving some type of reward, be it praise or some form of an incentive, or avoid punishments by following the specific rules and regulations. If a company is concerned about labor costs, or being innovative they would be seeking out an employee who is more intrinsically motivated. An intrinsically motivated employee doesn’t need the ego boost or the reward to feel fulfilled with the job...
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...the concepts you need to know, not just “spitting” you questions with little or no explanation. I believe this is important. I know you might be thinking “oh, how am I going to absorb and learn all this material?” I say, just read and answer the questions at your own pace. Simply test yourself and of course take some breaks along the way. Just take it one concept at a time. After you have mastered one concept, then move on to the next. I know if you study whole-heartedly what I have outlined in this study guide, you are sure to pass! GOOD LUCK! YOU CAN DO IT! ϑ Your nutrition friend, -Jonathan Brown, B.S, DTR THE “NO FLUFF” RD/DTR STUDY GUIDE *Updated as of July 2011 The “NO FLUFF” RD/DTR STUDY GUIDE Tips for taking the RD/DTR exam 1. PERIODICALLY CHECK THE CLOCK TO MAKE SURE YOU’RE GOOD ON TIME! If you wish, get a basic digital watch with a timer for extra precaution. Let it “beep” a warning mark prior to the end of the timed test. 2. WEAR EAR PLUGS (if a little noise distracts you). 3. ORGANIZE YOUR “CHEAT SHEET” (you get 1 sheet of scrap paper during your test) SO SAVE ROOM FOR YOUR SCRAP PAPER. DON’T BE SLOPPY! 4. When you enter the RD exam, take the tutorial and while you’re taking the tutorial jot down everything you can on...
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...SPHE295 Assignment 3 For this Assignment, you will use your food record and All Daily Report from Assignment 1. Part I. Energy Balance: 1. Which 3 foods contributed the most calories to your diet? ___Hotdog w/ bun, Speghitti, Taco Bell Quesadilla 2. Was your calorie intake within 150 calories of the calorie level recommended by the diet analysis program (Bar Graph Report)? _____no__________________________________ 3. Summarize the relationship between the calories you consumed and your activity calories. You summary must be at least 100 words. The box will expand as you type. This is pretty plain and simple. When it comes to physical activity, I did almost nothing aside from going to work and since it was a long stressful week and I had strep. My routine for that week was get up for work, suffer through it, and go home and pass out until the next day. I believe I was feeling better towards possibly the last day of the recording. I ate what ever I wanted reguardless as to wether or not it is heallthy. I was just eating what made me feel better | Part II. Does Your Fat-Soluble Vitamin Intake Add Up? From NHANES and other dietary surveys of the American population, it’s known that many individuals do not consume the recommended intakes for all the fat-soluble vitamins. Diets are often low in vitamins D and E and carotenoid-rich fruits and vegetables. The following questions can help you determine if your dietary intake of these foods and nutrients is adequate...
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...Summer 2013 | Fruit and Vegetable Shakes | Entrepreneurship II Finals | OPTO PILOT CLASS:Jehann Farinah AbutazilRichmond Ferrer AlderiteLendl Sam DelinSabrina FallerIan Scott Gerona Jade Marie JabagatMary Grace Marilao Wilfred John PilapilJane Erin PinsoyAlvin Recososa Lorence TapizAnne Margaret Veran Submitted to:Mrs. Euckene Shayne Y. Dolino | | May 22, 2013 | | Table of Contents Contents: | Pages: | I. Business Description ……………………………………………………… | 3 | II. Feasibility Study Conclusions ……………………………………………. | 3 | III. Market Feasibility ………………………………………………………… a. Description of the Industry b. Current Market Analysis and AnticipatedFuture Market Potential c. Industry Competitiveness d. Market Share and Sales Projection | 4 | IV. Technical Feasibility ……………………………………………………... a. Place of Business b. Plant Layout c. Machines and Equipments | 8 | V. Organizational Feasibility ……………………………………………….. d. Professional Skills and Resumes e. Business Founders f. Internal & External Principles and Practices of Business | 10 | VI. Financial Feasibility ……………………………………………………… | 12 | | | I. Business Description We plan to put up a cart in Davao Doctor’s College (DDC) renting a small space and selling a wide variety of shakes. Basically, we turn various fruits and vegetables, like carrots, cucumbers, apples, mangoes, bananas, oranges and the like into healthy, cool and refreshing...
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