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    Hog Farming Pros And Cons

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    Millions of pigs are raised in pins big enough for them to only stand and lay down in. There are more than 80,000 pigs slaughtered per day. (the book p 16) The big businesses such as Smithfield, Tyson/IBP, Swift, and Cargill/Excel control 64% of the pork industry. Smithfield is one the large major companies used in the hog market, they provide at least 800,000 pigs. (the book p16) When growers complain of hog farming, there is usually no way for them to escape. Considering that…

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    John Maxfield Ethics

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    of E. coli. Smithfield had made a response to Food Inc. “We believe we have a moral obligation to protect and promote the wellbeing of our animals, and this, in turn, promotes the production of safe quality food. So, not only is it the right thing to do, but ensuring quality animal care is also good for our business.” They had made the comment due to them not wanted people to see the inside of their farms. A person on the film then had said the reason for that is because Smithfield does not…

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    toll. • More than 100,000 people were effected from this badly event. • About 12,000 people were known to have died as a result of the fog, but it could be many more. • Many people suffered from breathing problems • Press reports claimed cattle at Smithfield had been asphyxiated by the…

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    Death As Inevitability In ‘Totem’ Plath once described this poem as “a pile of interconnected images like a totem pole” (Padel, 2013). Even the title resounds a spiritual significance. A totem is kinship related, and the interconnected images that compose the poetic totem explore an almost ritual, visceral blood relationship to death in which all life forms are implicated. Life, thus, is adopted as an emblem for death. Plath’s Totem is in fact a culmination of her fatalistic attitude, the…

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    During the summer of the years 1133 to 1855 a famous fair came into London, most commonly known as the Bartholomew Fair. Hosted in Smithfield, otherwise known as the location popular for slaughterhouses and public executions, the fair was a trading event that attracted Londoners of all classes. Ben Jonson uses this factor to his advantage with his play entitled, “Bartholomew Fair.” The type of people, activities, and crimes that occur at the fair gives Jonson the opportunity to reflect on his…

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    Industry description Tyson Foods is a major player in the food industry internationally. They are one of the world's largest processors and marketers of chicken, beef and pork, as well as prepared foods (“About Tyson”, 2014). They are more specifically placed in the meat and poultry processing industry. In this industry workers slaughter animals, process, package, market, wholesale, and distribute the products and product services. Products are sold to other food manufacturers, grocery and meat…

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    The process of growing, selling, and buying food is controlled by multinational corporations and big businesses. Consumers are tricked into believing that farmers have a greater responsibility than they do in this entire food production process. The greed exhibited in the film, Food Inc. adequately examines the problems with the food industry. The vivid details and examples throughout the film, give an excellent glimpse into the blindsiding of the American consumer. The film covers three main…

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    Very recently, I moved away from home and my family to start college; I lived in Smithfield, Utah, and came four hours away to Ephraim. Like Achilles, I have left home for what I believe is a good reason. Achilles’ reason is to win the war, pile on the kleos for himself and become a legend. Mine is getting a good education so I have a…

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    On examining deceased individuals from London’s East Smithfield Black Death cemetery, victims of the plague indicated that the pandemic targeted older adults and elders versus their younger counterparts. Upon further examination of markings on the skeletons of those who were subjected to physiological stressors…

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    Paula Deen's Reputation

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    Before Paula Deen’s reputation was demolished, most people thought of this celebrity chef as a kindhearted and generous woman that never caused any drama or hatred. Deen spent her life fattening up people with her delicious, butter-filled southern recipes and raising two respectable sons. Then her perfect life rapidly screeched to a halt and she found herself in a courthouse being sued by her own employee over racial discrimination (Puente). This was not too hard for most people to believe…

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