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    Fed Up The film that I have reviewed is Fed Up, this is a documentary by Stephanie Soechting and executive producers by Katie Couric and Laurie David, Couric also narrated the film. This film talks about the corruption in the food industry, and how is more important to make money than to provide healthy products for us and our kids and it explains that because of the corruption there's an obesity epidemic in America. They are willing to put our health and the health of our loved ones in…

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    Automobiles affected life in many ways, mainly by providing more jobs and allowing people to gain more freedom. “The growth of the automobile industry caused an economic revolution across the United States. Dozens of spin-offs industries blossomed. Road construction created thousands of new jobs, as stores and local governments began funding highway design” (The Age 4). Soon enough, the federal government even became involved through the Federal Highway Act of 1921. Gas stations began to be made…

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    levels. Globally situated cordiality industry with various organizations contends likewise locally and provincially. Hotel industry constitutes numerous subsectors; lodgings and eatery is one of most wellspring of monetary development (Lundberg , 1994). Tourism and…

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    Research Paper (Draft 3) INTRODUCTION Background The hospitality industry is a part of the service industry that includes lodging, theme parks, hotels, motels, cruise, transportation and many more. The hospitality industry is also one of the industries that are growing at a rapid rate every day because more and more tourist are motivated to travel to other cities and countries. Traveller refers to a person who goes from one place to another for the purpose of relaxation and pleasure. However,…

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    Shell Oil Company globalization impacted the Ogoni culture in the Niger Delta, Nigeria (Unknown, UNPO, 2009). In 1956 Shell Oil Company, out of Britain found oil deposits and commenced drilling the Niger Delta (Unknown, UNPO, 2009). Before the oil industry globalization, the Ogoni culture had a culture of tradition expanding over 500 years. Furthermore, the Ogoni culture lived off the land, without repercussions from today’s modernization, laws and technology. The Ogoni culture along Niger…

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    country’s earnings. However, very few studies have concentrated on fisheries activities towards fisher folks livelihood. This study therefore seeks to fill this knowledge gap by identifying factors affecting the productivity of processed fish industry and how this industry can be improved for optimum productivity in the study area. This study also intends to identify ways of improving fish production level in the study area and Nigeria at large in other to bridge the supply-demand gap. It will…

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    and Culture of a nation The fast food industry negatively impacts the development of a country’s on social aspects by making people feel depress, being bullied as well as becoming impatient. These will make them become annoyed and wound up and affect their social communication. The more fast food people consume, the larger the possibility of depression develops. According to Public Health Nutrition (as cited in Morris, n.d.) those who frequently consume fast food are fifty-one percent more to…

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    Truth of the Global Hotel Industry Employee loyalty runs deeper than thread count: In an Assessment of employment quality in hotels/ There is a difference between how hotel management treats their employees compared to their loyal guests they serve on a day-to-day basis. Introduction The hotels and motels we know today evolved from small, one-room, private dwellings that served merchants as early as 500 B.C.E. From the earliest beginnings, the hotel and lodging industry has come to play a…

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    region which is home to 20 million people consists of 40 different ethnic groups and occupies 7.5 per cent of the nation’s total land mass (Kadafa, 2012). A safe environment which is fundamental to health include access to clean water, shelter and food but these are no longer guarantee in the region as a result of oil exploration activities which have destroyed farm lands, aquatic and terrestrial lives…

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    Hospitality industry nowadays is growing globally. Hospitality is one of the most significant and challenging industries to work in because it offers career opportunities and a wide range of job besides endless variety of places to work in. Hospitality is the business which purpose on helping people to feel welcome and relaxed and to enjoy themselves. Most of the time we can observe and investigate in hospitality industry, there are normally categories their services into two type, those are in…

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