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Balder's Blind Brother
455 wordsFrigg loved Balder. She loved him so much that she tried to protect him from everything. Balder was the light of this world and everyone loved him. Frigg went around to everyone in the world and asked for their promise that they would never hurt Balder; she asked the beasts and the elements, she asked mother nature and all the other gods. They had all pledged that they would not hurt Balder, but she missed one little plant since she thought that it was too small and young to do any harm. The mis...
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Rack Full Of Mums
489 wordsCreative Story: Mischels Greenhouse While working at the brand new Mischels Greenhouse I found out it was different from any other job I ever had. It was one of the most responsible jobs so far of my life. Four thousand lives were almost totally in my exchange sisters, Tanya, and my hands. By us watering them daily. Because it was so hot out-side, the greenhouse was stifling. Watering mums was a very tedious job be-cause it was repetitious. I started daily at 9 a.m. my whole day consisted of tak...
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Bottleneck Machine In Their Plant
1,096 wordsIn a situation like Alex Rogo's, the Plant Manager for the Bear ington Division of Uni Co Corporation, who has been given three months by his boss to either show a profit or face shutdown, one can be tempted to consider an easy option - quit now and look for another job while your reputation is still intact. The temptations for Alex to consider this option are many - his plant has not shown any profit for quite some time, orders are often shipped months late, the inventory position is so bad tha...
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Pesticides At The Bhopal Plant
2,856 wordsJust after midnight on December 3, 1984, a pesticide plant in Bhopal, India had a chemical leak accident. The chemical that was released into the air is called methyl iso cyanate, or MIC, used to make pesticides. This chemical is tremendously harmful and fatal to humans, livestock, and crops. Only a short-term exposure may cause death or unfavorable health effects. The slums of Bhopal and its residents that surrounded the plant which were mostly affected by the gas suffered dearly. An estimated ...
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Arabidopsis Response To Cold Stress
400 wordsResearch Proposal for Aspects of Arabidopsis thaliana Introduction The mouse ear cress Arabidopsis thaliana is a member of the Brassica eae that lends itself well to genetic study in that it has only a small quantity of DNA. The plant itself has little commercial value aside from that as a research tool, and it has no aesthetic horticultural value at all. It is a small plant that can be grown by the hundreds in cells on a laboratory bench, and its small quantity of DNA makes it useful in identif...
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German Mercedes Plant
753 wordsDear MBA-students. Thank you for the giving me the opportunity to tell you about the Mercedes-factory in Tuscaloosa - I am very honoured to be here at Harvard University. Mercedes-Benz placed a Mercedes-factory in Tuscaloosa, because they thought, that it would be a great opportunity to come out of Germany, and try out new markets. At this new plant, there will be made sportier, cheaper models, so that the younger costumers - such as your self - are going to be able to buy a Mercedes. Of course ...
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Geo Myths
266 wordsIn my opinion, I think the geo-myth; "The Lake and the Valley" describes a dormant volcano eruption. The volcano must have seemed to erupt many years before the people settled into villages, and used the land. The lake in the middle of the valley was probably covering over the latent magma, and molten lava. The grains that were thrown in the lake was probably growing into a sort of water plant, growing over the magma, preventing the lava, etc. from erupting. Since the leaders of the villages wan...
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Two Pea Plants
1,378 wordsGregor Mendel was an Austrian monk that began the scientific study of heredity more than a century ago. Today, he is known as "The Father of Genetics". He can be found on the pages of almost every biology book. Therefore, most students enrolled in the public schools of the United States study him. He is largely responsible for laying the scientific groundwork for the fields of genetics. Genetics is the branch of biology that deals with the principles of heredity and variation in related organism...
