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    Ecotourism and Sustainable Development: a Triple Bottom Line approach to business The concept of Triple Bottom Line (TBL)‚ as John Elkington coined it in 1995‚ refers to the idea that companies and organizations should extend their agenda beyond the goals of economic prosperity by taking a three-dimensional approach to business‚ adding social justice and environmental quality as new goals on their agenda towards ‘sustainable capitalism’. Encouraging concern about sustainability is‚ according to

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    High Line Ethnography

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    Community As the High Line now is an iconic site in New York‚ there is a busy and nosy scene on it most of the time‚ day and evening. Different communities‚ visitors‚ business‚ and staff are engaging in various activities here. Visitors It could be seen that the High Line is a miniature of New York‚ which is home to different groups of people‚ professionals‚ students‚ labors and tourists‚ living or visiting the city every day. As can be seen in anywhere in New York‚ in the High Line people’s clothes

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    The History of the Dividing Line is an account of the surveying trip that William Byrd led to draw the boundary line between Virginia and North Carolina. The History of the Dividing Line is a story about the early travelers’ journey to America. In this story‚ Byrd is writing about the early travelers coming to America. The romantic quality of his writing left the History without a greater context until the nineteenth century when the Romantic Movement began. This single text‚ and its treatment through

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    of straight-line depreciation‚ which "spreads the depreciable value evenly over the useful life of an asset." (Horngren‚ Sundem‚ Elliott‚ & Philbrick 2006‚ p.342) Depreciation schedules reflect how much depreciation will be allocated for each year of the assets useful life. In order to calculate depreciation expense we take the cost of the acquisition minus the estimated residual value divided by the years of estimated useful life. The depreciation schedule using the straight-line method for Balls

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    possibly be surprised by its successor‚ the G3. After all‚ we’re ready for it now; expecting great things from it‚ even. Plus‚ with phones of the calibre of the HTC One (M8) and Samsung Galaxy S5 already on the shelves‚ it faces tougher competition than last year’s model. That’s the theory at least - but it’s all rubbish. Because somehow‚ the G3 has surprised us again. It’s surprised us with its pixel-crazy 2K screen‚ with its bezel-less design‚ with its lovely metal-that’s-really-plastic build. And

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    Realisium in Shadow Lines

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    not be someone else’s reality. Amitav Ghosh in his book The Shadow Lines (1988) dwells on reality as a construction‚ that is‚ reality as an individual creates it for him/herself. This paper will look at the construction of reality for us by the Author‚ narrator and the various other characters in the story and thus giving the reader the reality effect or realism. One of the ways in which reality is constructed in The Shadow Lines (1988) is by the use of detail. For one Amitav Ghosh naturalizes the

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    Life on the Color Line

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    Life on the Color Line is a powerful tale of a young man’s struggle to reach adulthood‚ written by Gregory Howard Williams – one that emphasizes‚ by daily grapples with personal turmoil‚ the absurdity of race as a social invention. Williams describes in heart wrenching detail the privations he and his brother endured when they were forced to remove themselves from a life of White privilege in Virginia to one where survival in Muncie‚ Indiana meant learning quickly the cold hard facts of being Black

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    Greyhound Lines History

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    Greyhound Lines History Greyhound Lines‚ Inc.‚ was founded in 1914 by Cark Eric Wickman and its first business was providing bus transportation for mine workers. After that the company continued to grow and expand its bus routes‚ by 1930 the name Greyhound Corporation was adopted and the running dog logo that became their unique brand sign was introduced. Over the next 20 years Greyhound continued to acquire bus interests in order to consolidate routes either by purchase‚ stock swaps or mergers

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    Color Line Racism

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    the least talked about in America but Racial lines still exist. Its 2017 and social injustice things are still occurring within the nation. Football players have brought it to the attention of the president by taking a kneel during the anthem. The players were looking for attention not only from the president but from the police the people. Everyone is trying to raise awareness so that whites and blacks can coexist without hatred. Which is the color line racism it never truly ended. It all begin back

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    Life on the Color Line

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    of him as "just like me" and lived a hard and dangerous life. Part of the significance of the book is the author’s ability to contrast his life with his brother’s. Another significant factor is his ability to translate from both sides of the color line his unusual and amazing life experiences. The author‚ who looked white himself‚ recounts many experiences in Muncie of being forcefully coached to "stay in his place" as a black person. The result is that the reader thinks "Am I glad I don’t

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