21st November, 2012 Tazrina Farah Lecturer Department of Finance University of Dhaka Dear Madam Here is a report on the “New business Idea”. In this report we have presented the whole Market and Demand analysis of our new business of bamboo furniture named ‘Oitijjho- the heritage of Bangladesh ’ . At University of Dhaka, we appreciate having this assignment. If you need any assistance in interpreting this report or if you have any query, please contact with us on the given mail address
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Forestry and Cultivation For those who derive their livelihoods from bamboo cultivation, bamboo o ers a number of bene ts and has relatively high levels of growth and income security. 1. Quick growth = short rotation Bamboos grow very fast, with speeds of up to 1 m in 24 hours. Productive groves can be established from scratch in 10 years and individual culms harvested after 3-6 years (depending upon species). The benefits of this short rotation time include lower levels of exposure
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Leptomorphic (Running) Bamboo Diagram Leptomorphic (Running) Bamboo Diagram Please note that in no way, shape or form is any proposal in this document to be legally considered an offer for an agreement nor shall the terms in this document be considered terms for a contractual agreement until a formal contract is drafted and signed by both parties The Nursery’s Background For the past 8 years LeBeau Bamboo Nursery has sold bamboo plants in the Rogue Valley at the local Rogue Valley Growers and
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to reduce our dependency on wood. Since bamboo is one of the fastest growing grasses, a significant converter of CO2 and potentially as strong as wood – this project will test the strength of wood against bamboo. If bamboo can support even close to the same weight as wood, we can imagine a day when bamboo can be used as a replacement. In an effort to make this experiment practical, within my appendix, I will also propose a way that we can grow bamboo in the Bay Area utilizing marginal/unused
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: Chaterine Class : HM III-3 Topic : “ Rich in Young Age “ Speaker : Mr. Krishnamurti Date : Tuesday, 1st October 2013 Place : PMCI Campus Hall Dress Code ; white T-shirt, black trousers, sport shoes Materials : Bamboo Chopsticks, Ping Pong ball, Parents Picture Seminar Content : * Success begin with a decision, desire to do and be confidence. * Success in young age is very possible because we can make our money with idea. * Experience , lack of
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BAMBOO FLOWERS Reaction Paper Submitted to: Dr. Carmen Decierdo, PhD Submitted by: Dianne Michelle Daquio “BAMBOO FLOWERS” Written by: Aloy Adlawan Directed by: Maryo de Los Reyes “Bamboo Flowers” presents a three-story script intertwined into one. The film talks about married life and single blessedness life of young and other strangers, about students’ aspirations and ambitions, about sons and daughters of farmers, about tourist guides, cultural workers, children and ordinary people, about
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Panda vs Sloth You spot a slow-moving creature on a tree , making its way leisurely to you. A sloth! One week later you are at the zoo , observing the ways of the Giant Pandas. Both of these creatures are similar yet different in many ways. Both the panda and the sloth live mostly solitary lives. Pandas interact with other pandas only to meet and mate , which is during the months of March and May. These two animals have furry , wooly coats that protects them now and then from the cold weather
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planted bamboo in a garden called Kahilwayan. He also planted other plants like rice, corn, and sugarcane. Among these plants, the bamboo sprouted first. It grew to be a beautiful tree with pliant branches and feathery leaves dancing to the rhythmic wafting of the breeze. Beholding the splendor of his creation, the great Kaptan was filled with happiness. "Ah," he sighed, "were Maguayan here, she would enjoy this beautiful sight amid the sighs of the breeze and the rustle of the leaves!" The bamboo continued
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grass and leaves” Flanked – v. to be situated at the side of; especially : to be situated on both sides of “It was flanked on both sides by tall, slender bamboo tree which rustled plaintively under a gentle wind.” Plaintively – a. expressing suffering or sadness : having a sad sound “It was flanked on both sides by tall, slender bamboo tree which rustled plaintively under a gentle wind.” Timorous – a. full of fear; fearful; subject to fear; timid; indicating fear “There were dark, newly
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Red pandas can be easily identified by their unique ruddy coat color, which acts like camouflage within the canopy of fir trees where branches are covered with clumps of reddish-brown moss and white lichens. They have large, round heads and short snouts with big, pointed ears. Their faces are white with reddish-brown “tear” marks that extend from the eyes to the corner of the mouth. These markings could have evolved to help keep the sun out of their eyes. Their tails are marked with alternating red
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