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    Gross Margin

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    PROJECTS & BUDGET SECTION TOPIC: GROSS MARGIN FOR DALO‚ RICE‚ CASSAVA & GINGER COMPILED BY:  JIAOJI MAVOA WAQABACA  ADI LAVENIA QORO INTRODUCTION  A gross margin is the amount of cash left over from growing any particular crop. It is not an absolute measure of profit but it will determine the best financial result when a number of different crop alternatives are compared. Gross margin is usually reported in a $/ha figures.  Gross margins do not include overhead costs such as rates

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    How to think for yourself

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    How to think for yourself Have you ever heard a saying which says "Plato is dear to me‚ but dearer still is truth"? That’s what I want to talk about today. Nowadays less and less people are encouraged to think for themselves. However‚ it should be. Try to imagine a world where everyone shares the same style of thinking. Can you really tolerate it? So I intend to remind of you to learn and think for yourselves. Students have shown that the students in China have little encouragement for thinking

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    How appropriate do you think it is to label The Great Gatsby a rags to riches story? As it is a novel set in the economic boom of 1920s America‚ the idea of prosperity and the American dream are certainly central themes to ‘The Great Gatsby’. Although the main protagonist‚ Jay Gatsby‚ does rise to power through wealth following his humble beginnings‚ Gatsby never achieves the most important part of his dream which is Daisy Buchanan. Because Gatsby never really has Daisy‚ the person who he acquired

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    How carefully do you think someone else cares about our privacy? A lot of people in this days talk about privacy. Everyone wants to have there privacy and people want to be anonymous everywhere they go. In almost any official papers you sign you have a note written that you accept the privacy terms and conditions. A lot of people take this papers and just sign them even without reading the annotation. I think not a lot of people care about our privacy or in other words‚ at least I do not believe

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    together with its ups and downs is at their finger tips. “Apple computer defines these digital students or digital kids as kids who are; Hyper communicators‚ multi taskers and goal orientated.” (Shelly‚ Gunter & Gunter‚ 2010‚ Pg 15). Digital students think differently (critical thinking)‚ absorb and process information differently compared to previous generations’ students. Today students have not just changed from past students by changing their clothing‚ hair styles and their individuality. They

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    1. What do you think Will Hunting’s life would be like if the therapy had not been successful? I believe that Will would have still been a construction worker and a janitor. He would still be afraid to take chances and allow people to actually love him. Furthermore‚ Will would have continued to be an intelligent‚ yet angry person for the rest of his life. He was going to look at his life fifty years from now and have so many regrets. He was going to be labeled as a genius that was an idiot for wasting

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    Think Before You Speak

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    quiet. I was sick of him always trying to make me feel like everyone was better than me. So I started to scream at him without even thinking on what I was saying and the last words that I said to him where: You are the worst brother a person could have! If I just had the chance to replace you I would in an instant! I ran out the door and shut it so hard that I thought it would break. Little did I know that I would later regret those words. I took a deep breath and waited for my mom in the

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    point in the book Melinda starts to open up and accept what has happened in her past. By this part of the book if you’re not interested then something is wrong with you. Speak really captivates the moment. An example is when her old friend starts to date Andy Evans. Melinda was scared because Andy Evans raped her at the party. Naturally you would want to warn a friend about something like this. That’s precisely what Melinda does. She see’s Rachel in the library the next day and passes notes to her about

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    college is the impact of parents‚ whole family or even the society. Our future plans are very often made by our parents‚ who feel sometimes too responsible for our life. Knowing that we should accept all their decicions or being assumed that they want to do all their can for us and they want only tthe best things‚ we try not to argue with them. Besides‚ after some time‚ we agree with them that the education is the most important component of our life and we should invest in it all our money‚ talents and

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    1. Who were the Vikings? ------The Vikings were also traders ‚ explorers and settlers. They were highly advanced and not as primitive and barbaric as they are portrayed. 2. How did the Viking raid? ---------A Viking raid nearly always came as a total surprise. The Vikings were expert navigators and knew the coasts of Europe like the back of their hand. They decided on a target and planned the attack in advance. Having the fastest ships of the day they would arrive seemingly out of nowhere close

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