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    The Hot Zone Summary

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    The Hot Zone By Richard Preston Links: 1.) Richard Preston: http://richardpreston.net/about-richard-preston 2.) The Hot Zone Reviews: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/book_0695.html 3.) Essay: The Hot Zone is a true story about an Ebola virus outbreak originating in Kenya‚ Africa at Kitum Cave on Mount. Algon. This outbreak happened In the 1990’s‚ which devastated many of the surrounding areas and people found this virus to be spreading to many

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    Special Economic Zone

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    Ahire 35 Nupura Deshpande 30 Anil Rajput 32 Vipul Barde 34 Arvind Chawda 31 Ajinkya Sonar 29 Sr. no. Table of content 1 An Introduction to Maharashtra economy 2 Chief agriculture patterns 3 MIDC 4 SEZ (Special Economic Zone) 5 Shoshit Shetkari Kashtkari Kamgar Mukti Sangharsh and Sharad Joshi Shetkari Sanghatana 6 Co – Operative Movement 7 Co-operative banks 8 Cotton cooperatives 9 Milk 10 Operation flood 11 Sugar cooperatives Acknowledgement We

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    Understanding Zone Types

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    Understanding Zone Types Applies To: Windows Server 2008‚ Windows Server 2008 R2 The DNS Server service provides for three types of zones: Primary zone When a zone that this DNS server hosts is a primary zone‚ the DNS server is the primary source for information about this zone‚ and it stores the master copy of zone data in a local file or in AD DS. When the zone is stored in a file‚ by default the primary zone file is named zone_name.dns and it is located in the %windir%\System32\Dns folder

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    World Time Zones

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    Megan Kaldunski THE WORLD’S TIME ZONES General Purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To teach my audience about the different time zones around the world. Central idea: World time zones might be hard to understand but with the proper knowledge it can be easier to figure out. INTRODUCTION I. Attention Getting Material A. Imagine yourself landing half way around the world and having to be somewhere at a certain time‚ but you have no idea what time it is there and your phone isn’t working

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    Free Trade Zone

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    FREE TRADE ZONE Free trade zones can be defined as labour intensive manufacturing centres that involve the import of raw materials or components and the export of factory products. A free trade zone or export processing zone is an area of a country where some normal trade barriers such as tariffs and quotas are eliminated and bureaucratic requirements are lowered in hopes of attracting new business and foreign investments. This was an attempt by Government to promote employment within a rural

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    Comfort Zone Analysis

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    In this model there are three zones‚ at first the comfort zone‚ after that the learning zone and at least the panic zone. When you are getting out of your comfort zone you arrive in the learning zone‚ just across the border. In this area it is possible to grow‚ to learn‚ to be curious and explore your possibilities. Being in this area feels exciting but the safety comfort zone is only one step behind you. A trainer or coach will bring you in this area. By for example; practicing parasailing when

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    arts of the contact zone

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    Arts of the Contact Zone Q2R#3&4 In “”Arts of the Contact Zone” Pratt gets the point across that cultures should recognize the “contact zone.” By giving examples like Poma’s writing and a homework assignment that her son had‚ Pratt defines the contact zone as the “meeting of cultures with asymmetric power.” (p 487) The word “cultures” refers to every type of group in my eyes‚ groups such as sports teams and even classrooms. A classroom can be defined as a contact zone because the Teacher and

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    Blue Zone Culture

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    known as blue zones – geographical areas that are known to inhabit people that live substantially longer than the global average. During their studies‚ they found some common denominators within each of the cultures they examined. In an effort to educate the general population with tips on how to live longer‚ Buettner and his associates reveal their findings to us through a lecture transcript called “How To Live To 100+.” We can apply the principles found within the blue zone cultures to my

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    The Killing Zone Summary

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    The book‚ ‘The Killing Zone’ by Frederick Downs‚ is an autobiography of his own experiences in the war of Vietnam 1967. He splits the book into multiple sections and is in the format of diary inserts describing his journey from start to finish of his time in Asia and his physical and mental incidents. The first chapter is titles ‘The Bridges’ and his journal entries start September 8‚ 1967 when he arrives to Vietnam. He describes looking down at the war zone and being surprised by how many lights

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    Contact Zone Stereotypes

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    The term of “contact zone” seems pretty simple to understand at the first look but what does it truly means? Mary Louise defines this term as “… social spaces where cultures meet‚ clash‚ and grapple with each other‚ often in contexts of highly asymmetrical power” (Pratt 575). In a “contact zone” a person meets with two different cultures‚ going through a struggle to maintain a certain identity. As for me‚ I have faced this contact zone when I left my country to study abroad in United States. I have

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