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    The good and the bad effect of the agricultural (neolithic) revolution - William James once said: “The greatest revolution of our generation is the discovery of human beings‚ by changing their inner attitudes of their minds‚ can change the outer aspects of their lives”. However‚ the agricultural revolution formed a big milestone in people’s lives. In fact‚ people in that time‚ were not aware how much their attitude and habits were changed for the basic things in their lives. Actually ‚ the

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    1) The first woman president of India -- Smt. Pratibha Patil 2) The first lady to become "Miss World" -- Rita Faria 3) The first woman judge in Supreme Court -- Mrs. Meera Sahib Fatima Bibi ...4) The first woman Ambassador -- Miss C.B. Muthamma 5) The first woman Governor of a State in free India -- Mrs. Sarojini Naidu (1925) 6) The first woman Prime Minister -- Mrs. Indira Gandhi 7) The first woman to climb Mount Everest -- Bachhendri Pal The first woman to climb Mount Everest

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    (EPZ) or foreign companies. Provides incentive to foreign companies and traders in the country. In a 60:40 split they are able to own local industries. On the other hand‚ they are being used due to the lack of capital and technology. Enables the entry of foreign goods and encourages competition with local products. Foreign products have much lesser prices that’s why it is able to eliminate local competitions. It paved the way for the collapse of many local industries though it increased foreign trade

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    2. What do we want to learn?  What  are  the  key  concepts  (form‚  function‚  causation‚  change‚  connection‚  perspective‚  responsibility‚  reflection) to be emphasized within this inquiry  Key concepts: ​ Form‚ responsibility‚ connection  Related concepts:​  cooperation​  or ​ conflict‚ interdependence  What  lines  of  inquiry  will  define  the  scope  of  the  inquiry  into  the  central  idea?  What  teacher  questions/provocations will drive these inquiries?  Lines of inquiry 

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    How effectively do you think Rachel spent her day? After reading the case “A Day in the Life of Rachel”‚ the Project Manager of a large information systems Project‚ we could say that there are several places where her effectiveness can be improved and there are several things that she did appropriately. Rachel needs to improve her system of checking her email/voice mail. She had several unplanned breaks and should improve the way she is managing interruptions and the project status meetings

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    Principles of Agricultural Economics Lecture no.1 Economics – Meaning‚ Definitions‚ Subject matter of Economics – Traditional approach – consumption‚ production‚ exchange and distribution ECONOMICS Economics is popularly known as the “Queen of Social Sciences”. It studies economic activities of a man living in a society. Economic activities are those activities‚ which are concerned with the efficient use of scarce means that can satisfy the wants of man. After the basic needs viz.‚ food‚ shelter

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    Do you think that the union of the church and the state is important in our country?  Why or why not?  Are you in favor of it? No.Those two were in different perspective.This stipulation‚ way back Spanish Colony‚ where church and state is united as one resulted to abusive deeds of the friars. Meanwhile‚ putting down Filipinos in depression and prohibiting them be the figure heads and bodies of the Philippine Politics.  So I think‚ this two is much better be separated like in our present Constitution

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    The question of whether or not computers think is one that is discussed by many philosophers. I believe this question is useful because it is something that decades ago would not have been important. Computers are machines that have not always been around‚ and through technological advancements have become far more complex than those in the past believed could happen. I for one never believed that we would have machines that could give us answers to math problems that seemed unlikely to answer in

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    1. What resources would you use to help a student with reading difficulties similar to Anthony’s? The best resources specifically for the reading difficulty would be online games that make reading fun and interactive. Reader Rabbit is a good example of one of these games. It would also be a good idea to gauge his interests and to get him lower level books about things he’s interested in. Reading needs to be a fun activity for him‚ and he needs to want to read more to learn about things he’s interested

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    Once upon a time the poorest fed dog in America was the farm dog left to fend for itself for food. These dogs‚ undernourished bags of bones‚ were once so common they almost became symbolic of impoverished rural America. Today vast numbers of those small farms have vanished. With them have gone the gaunt‚ hollow-eyed hounds that greeted every farm visitor with a hungry‚ ill-tempered bark. The farmer has snored to the city‚ gotten a job‚ and become the suburbanite. With him have come his companion

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