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    Illegal Fishing

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    Joan Carla ILLEGAL FISHING The Philippines ranked 11th among the top fish producing countries in 2003 with the production of 2.63 million tonnes of fish‚ crustaceans‚ molluscs and aqua plants. As an archipelagic state with over 2.2 million km of highly productive seas‚ the Philippines has vast fishery resources‚ and the most biodiverse marine area in the world. However all the country ’s main fish species and marine organisms are showing signs of overfishing. Illegal fishing methods kill our coral

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    Thought and Dialogue

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    The premise of this essay will present the theorist description of the concept of dialogue‚ what are the advantages and challenges of promoting it within organizations‚ and discuss the methods by which the leaders of organizations may utilize dialogue effectively. The concept of dialogue may vary in the description and definition depending on the theorist. Here are three such examples. Isaac (1993) described his definition of dialogue as a discipline of collective thinking and inquiry‚ transforming

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    Destructive Fishing

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    Correcting Destructive Fishing Correcting Destructive Fishing Fishing can be a very relaxing pastime in fact fishing is actually one of the most popular pastimes around the globe. Although it may sound strange there are some onlookers that actually view some fishermen as crazy due to the amount of hours that is spent waiting. I believe this time to be serene‚ now where does one draw the line between a pastime and destructive fishing? According to the video from our week six assignments

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    Over Fishing

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    International problem: Over fishing Fishing once thought of as a leisure activity is now causing serious issues on the marine environment. Fishing‚ when taken to the extreme can cause species to deplete in numbers and over turn the natural food chain. Many people are involved in over fishing all over the world. The reasons they take part in the practise are also altering. However many of the fisherman are from poorer countries and they see it as‚ the more fish they return home with the more they

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    I’ve read this chapter probably seven times at this point. Each time I’ve wanted to comment‚ but never had the right words. I don’t think I do at this point‚ but I will do my best. I want to move to the next chapter. I’ve read other comments‚ and from what I picked up‚ the Reader’s name is “Hope”? So I’ll call her that. The first paragraph is amazing. So few words and you’ve caught my attention‚ and the rest is quite well-written as well. We get somewhat a feel from who the reader is in this chapter

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    Blast Fishing

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    Bring the Dynamite What’s the easiest way to go fishing? Ten sticks of dynamite and a case of Pabst. Blast fishing may be perceived to be a redneck specialty here in America‚ but that is not the case as we cross the ocean. Some fishermen in Southeast Asia and Africa still practice this method regardless of its legality. Three areas to examine are; the effect on the coral reefs or ocean floors‚ the effect on the marine life‚ and ways to prevent further damage. Indonesian fishermen have been destroying

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    Humility In Dialogue

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    Humility and Dialogue Rubi Garza Texas A&M International University Freire (2002) comes to see humility as something essential in order for dialogue to exist. The ability that people have to create the world is insignificant if they have the tendency to believe that they are different‚ and for that matter superior to others. I believe humility in a person is shown by their actions and practices. Humility in a person is seen when they unite with others‚ understand the differences that others

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    Fishing Methods

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    Fishing Methods The four basic methods of angling are bait fishing‚ fly fishing‚ bait casting or spinning‚ and trolling. All are used in both freshwater and saltwater angling‚ but the first and last are most commonly used in saltwater. Bait fishing‚ commonly called still fishing in North America and bottom fishing in England‚ is certainly the oldest and most universally used method. In English freshwater fishing it is used to catch what are called coarse fish: bream‚ barbel‚ tench‚ dace‚ and

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    Fishing Regulations

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    Fishing is a hobby enjoyed by thousands of people for thousands of years. Ever since humans have learned to fish it has become a hobby‚ sport‚ and business. In 2009 alone‚ Americans have consumed 4.8 billion pounds of seafood‚ and this number increases more and more each year. We already know that because of our over-population problem that fish is becoming more finite everyday. Luckily‚ we have many fishing regulations to help try to combat this problem. In 1871 the United States government took

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    Organizational Dialogue

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    Recently‚ ’silo virus’ has become a frequent topic of discussion among different kinds of organizations(Schutz & Bloch‚ 2006‚ p. 32). It generally means a lack of effective collaboration between different departments or subunits in an organization. This article will examine how silo virus forms and what implications silo thinking has for an organization. In addition‚ this article will specifically concentrate on the approaches that managers need to have to reduce the negative impact of silo thinking

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