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    Donald Bren

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    The U.S. Department of Interior and the state of California have designated nearly 40‚000 acres of these lands as “Natural Landmarks‚” one of the most prestigious land preservation designations‚ rivaling that of the U.S. National Park system. Donald has done other great things with his wealth that he has received over the years. Donald has given

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    Mentioned in the documentary‚ farmers used ammonia with the rapid growth of corn fields‚ which I found interesting. When it came out to finding out how much the government would contribute to the cultivation of each acre in astonishment it was a contribution of $28.00 per acre! Another interesting point‚ out of half of the crop will be turned into meat that we see in most grocery stores and 490lbs of corn will become sweeteners. Also I believe that Melvin W. Elvis was the first owner of a tractor

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    Hemp, The Swiss Army Plant

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    John Doe Botany 1 Jane Doe 11/2/2013 The Swiss Army Plant Things are not always what they seem. From people to objects‚ events‚ and even plants. One plant in Particular I think goes unnoticed or overlooked for many many of its practical uses. This plant has an unfair rap that is generally associated with it. Im talking about the Hemp plant. Hemp is almost always associated with Marijuana by the general public which by and large tends to be seen as a negative relationship. Im not stating

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    Journal ofAccounting Education‚ Vol. IO. pp. 215-233‚ Printed in the USA. All rights reserved. 1992 Copyright 074%5751/92$5.00+.0 0 1992 Pergamon Press Ltd. Case INTRODUCING ACCOUNTING - A COMPREHENSIVE CASE APPROACH SOUTHERN Marvin L. Carbon METHODIST UNIVERSITY 3. Warren Higgins UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SOUTHERN Virginia L. Lewis METHODIST UNIVERSITY Abstract: The paper presents a 4-part case study designed to be used in introducing the subject matter of financial accounting to undergraduate

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    Disneyland History

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    and elaborate it became. The original plans for the park were on 8 acres next to the Burbank studios where his employees and families could go to relax. Although‚ World War II put those plans on hold. During the war‚ Walt had time to come up with new ideas‚ and creations for his magical park. It was soon clear that 8 acres wouldn ’t be enough. Finally in 1953‚ he had the Stanford Research Institute conduct a survey for a 100-acre site‚ outside of Los Angeles. He needed space to build rivers‚ waterfalls

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    Two ways African Americans were negatively impacted during the reconstruction time period were by Jim Crow laws and Sharecropping. One way African Americans were negatively impacted during reconstruction was by Jim Crow laws. Jim Crow laws started in 1860‚ they segregated every aspect of life. They made it so that White people and African Americans were never together. Segregated housing was always of lower quality for African Americans. This negatively impacted them because it affected everyone

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    Virginia Company Benefits

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    many reforms and believed manufacturing was being diluted by lack of manpower. He combatted the issue of low morale with rewarding the investors by distributing 100 acres of land to each adventure. This became known as the Virginia headright system. The system also gave 50 acres to any person who paid his or her own way and 50 acres more for each person they brought. The idea of reward for the colonist sparked motivation and exploration‚ this in turn created productive work. Tobacco quickly became

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    Wangari maathai was an extraordinary woman and activist because of her lifelong dedication to the environment. Wangari Maathai watched as her homeland forestation in Kenya‚ Africa was drastically disappearing acre by acre because of factories. In response‚ she started the Green Belt Movement. Her mission was to create a more sustainable livelihood for the community by making the land a more greener place‚ and what better way to make the world greener than to plant trees. Green Belt Movement communities

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    would be manufactured in Singur‚ West Bengal‚ helped in part by a forced acquisition and reuse of farmland by the West Bengal state government to entice Tata to build there. In May 2006‚ the West Bengal Government decided to acquire 997 acres (initially 1013 acres were asked for) for the Tata Motors small car factory in Singur of Hooghly district.Almost 6‚000 families‚ including many agricultural workers and marginal peasants will loose their land and livelihoods. Though the State Government has decided

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    Corn Industry

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    $267 a year on corn products. Americans also consume one-third of all corn produced in the world. The U.S corn crop acreage ‚ put together‚ would cover all of Germany. Average corn yields have increased 500 percent since 1931‚ to 147.2 bu/acre from 24.5 bu/acre. In the U.S.‚ it takes 91 gallons of water to produce one pound of corn. Annually‚ the industry uses 3.5 Long Island sounds to grow crop. Corn products‚ not including corn syrup‚ consumed by Americans between 1970 and 2005 increased 20 lbs

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