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Ganga river...?The Ganga is geo-culturally the most important water body in India (Trivedi , . The cultural landscape of Ganga has largely influenced the cultural makeup of the country as such. It is often referred to as the cultural cradle of Indian civilization. Geographically, Ganga flows through a large stretch of India. It has been estimated that 40% of India’s population lives along the river basin (Trivedi , 2010). The social and cultural thoughts associated with Ganga thus become influential to a large population of the country. Moreover, the river serves as a resource for sustaining life and human processes for almost the entire nation. Here it must be noted that the whole population which lives on the river basin depends on Ganga... and the...
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The relationship between geography and culture along the mississippi river...the river. They are also packed with picnic tables, johns and fire pits. This scenario makes the place somehow attractive and worthy to visit. For instance it attracts hikers, campers, bikers and swimmers. As tourists meet there they are able to exchange their ideas hence cultural exchange. The rivers unique features have led to many both families and individual explores getting interested in exploring the river. Parents would go there with their kids and camp. There were always thousands of tourists who milled around the rivers source. The increased presence of wild animals brings people from far to explore the features of nature. Those who camped...
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Dollar Tree...of any company for any length of time. Dollar Tree has been able to become such a company, gradually acquiring other discount chains over the years, to now have a presence throughout the entire continental United States and Canada. This paper serves to explain some of the reasons behind their success, as well as providing a description of some future challenges on the horizon. Case Challenge 1 The first challenge facing Dollar Tree rests in the reality that the company’s initial growth was accomplished almost exclusively through acquisition. The question then becomes whether or not this will be an attractive option in the near future. The reality is that expansion through acquisition...
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Hudson River...1. I believe that mission is living up to its ideals as best as it can, however as with any mission ment, it is truly an ideal to reach. I feel it is important for this organization to continue its work, and keep preserving the integrity of the Hudson River. The river is of major historical important, and their duty to protect it is very important.
2. I believe the mission should also expand to include other major waterways, and make sure to give these the success it has seen with the Hudson River. Also, the organization needs to make sure it is keeping with all of its mission statement, and not just parts. One of the most important parts however is keeping the River...
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Family Tree...A Family Tree shows the lineage of a particular clan. It could really be a simple family tree that consists of the immediate family members or a moredetailed one that includes generates before.
For this paper, I'll be focusing on my immediate family members. My immediate family members are my father, my mother and my sister. All in all, there are four people in my family including me, and our adorable pequeo chihuahua My latino family is quite unique and special. We live in California and basically that's where our family's most wonderful memories happened. My dad is the breadwinner while my mom stays at home. My sister and I are both teachers.
My macho dad is a tall man. He has blue eyes and brown...
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Bonsai Tree...(Kengai): In this type of bonsai, the branches as well as the trunk of the tree are deliberately swept over to a particular side of the container and allowed to hang below the roots. It is designed to look like a tree growing at the edge of a cliff, buffeted by strong winds.
Cascade-semi (Han-Kengai): This is a variation of the Kengai, with the only difference in the angle of the branches, which are not bent nearly as low.
Clump (Kadudachi). In this variation of the bonsai, there are several trunks emerging from the same point in the clump of roots, giving it a look of overcrowded natural growth that can be found in forests.
Formal upright (Chokkan). This is a rigidly classical bonsai,...
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River running history of the Colorado River...profitable trade across River Colorado began in 1930s and 1940s. Tourism and trade gained momentum in San Juan because of the large number of tourism who wanted recreation facilities. At Mexican Hat, Norman Nevills turned the red Colorado River water into green cash. The exchange of goods and services in the region has influenced the lifestyle of people who live along the river.
The scenery of the river has not been affected by the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. The river has adventurers’ scenery along its course. The red rocks and the white waters along the...
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Tree Planting...Planting a tree is not just the process of just planting a tree by digging a hole and throwing in the seeds. It requires a consistent effort to actually help a plan to survive and thrive over the period of time. Whenever someone is looking to plant a tree, it is extremely important to actually look for all the factors which can contribute towards the growth of tree and what you as an individual can actually do about it.
If you want to plan a tree, here is a simple step by step process to be followed:
1. Identifying which tree you want to plant is the first step in this regard. Clearly define which tree...
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Decision tree...DECISION TREE By Introduction This case study analyzes the Piezo Power Fabric (PPF) corporation whose senior manager have to make a decision on the site of a manufacturing capability for an complex polymer-based fabric that is at present in the final phases of enlargement and testing, approximated to last around one year. The fabric utilizes the piezoelectric effect to create electricity and is predictable to be more effective than their present range of materials. Intended system for the fabric comprises use in clothing, for instance to supply power to portable phones, and in carpet materials, providing environmentally responsive top-up power to public constriction. So far the example fabric has met PPF’s essential...
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Decision tree...Decision tree The company should not give in to the union demands because it increases the unit cost from 3.52 to 4.07. By giving in, the company is disadvantaged to clinch the first contract unless other bidders place their bids far below their new unit cost. From the decision tree, it is evident that the company has very minimal chances of winning with a 0.81 probability to win should bidders quote a unit price of 4.07. The company can avoid the strike and agree with what the union suggests before the strike actually occurs. Even through the unit cost will increase from 3.52 to 3.8, it will be much better as when compared to allowing the strike to take place, which has adverse effects on winning the...
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