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    of the global total- more than cars, planes, and all other forms of transportation put together.” (Vidal). The carbon footprint of meat is higher than other foods (see Fig.1 ). Raising cattle for food is one of the least efficient uses of water (see Fig. 2). The consumption of meat is wasteful “But a pound of beef needs around 9,000 liters- or more than 20,000 lbs of water” (Vidal). Millions and millions of people are going hungry because livestock consumes a major part of the world’s crops…

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    Therefore, lounge provides them a place not only for waiting and relaxing before and after the meetings but also gives them a suitable environment for having a meeting in the lounge. Moreover, family is another main customer because they can meet and have some small portion foods and drinks right after they check-in into a hotel. Ritz-Carlton Hotel’s Lounge (SF) is open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, which mean they are operating every day. Thus, they can satisfy customers’ needs and…

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    perspective on something in life by one piece of art. Schaeffer talks about a painting of a cow and the painting is labeled, “Side of Beef Hanging in a Butcher shop” this painting was done by a painter named Rembrandt. Schaeffer says this changed his world view, “Speaking for myself, after looking and looking at his picture, I have never been able to look at a side of beef in a butcher shop with the superficiality I did before (Art in the Bible, p57). Many things can touch you in this same way,…

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    conditions they had to live and labor in. He noted that when an animal was butchered it would “splash foul-smelling stuff into [one’s] face” and further recounted the “‘embalmed beef’ had killed several times as many United States soldiers as all the bullets of the Spaniards” (Sinclair 102). Vivid descriptions of the cattle suffering in the slaughterhouses allowed Sinclair to foreshadow the doom of Jurgis’ family. When a steer broke loose there were “time[s] of peril on the killing beds … then…

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    It is times in the summer when thoughts turn to barbeques and perfectly grilled hamburgers. When the average consumer takes a moment to ponder on where their consumed meat originated from they generally brainstorm ideas of the stereotypical farm or cattle grazing in a pasture. With new technologies this may no longer be the general idea of many. Throughout my seventeen years of life I have always lived on a fourth-generation family farm; therefore, I have always been directly involved in the…

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    My family is by no means rich, but we are never lacking in the food department. In fact, my family has always tried to shop for the best animal products. We would purchase grass fed beef, chicken from a company called SmartChicken (which works to raise and slaughter chickens in a much healthier and extremely more humane way), we always buy organic milk, and try to find higher quality eggs. Basically, my family already tries to choose…

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    production is expected to increase to just under 140,0000 kg of milksolids, which is shown on the graph below, to be achieved though increased goats, genetic merit and improved productions system efficiency. Figure 4 Current and Expected Production Beef − Hereford is the predominant breed − Brought as risings twos − Sold as rising threes − Used to clean up paddocks where grass can not be cut for goats. − They are feed the waste from the goats, a mix of grass, ddg, maize and molasses. −…

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    Imagine the All American meal, two fluffy buns on either side of a juicy beef patty topped with melted cheese and accompanied by crunchy lettuce, crisp pickles and sweet ketchup. The french fries on the side are the perfect golden brown. Sounds delicious right? As you pick up the burger your mouth waters in anticipation. You bite down and are shocked when the only thing you get is bun. “Where’s the beef?” This iconic slogan from Wendy’s portrayed a sweet old woman asking a simple question…

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    food industry isn’t about farmers working on farms anymore its factories that produce our food. There are only a few companies that control every aspect of the production of our food and they give no say to our farmers. In fact, today the top four beef packing companies control more than 80% of the market. This shows Americans how centralized the power of the food companies is and how deceiving our food is. For example, we may not eat fast food burgers, but the burgers that we buy from the…

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    growth would expand western civilization. The railroad would help in bringing about the economy spurt, but there were also other things that would factor in as well. Ranching would bring a boost to the economy. Supplies for beef would plummet and this caused prices to increase. Cattle drives were launched and even though many were lost, the ones that made it brought in a significant amount of money. Mining was another source of the rising economy of the West. Mining was not a significant source…

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