Category: English and Literature : English

Forest farming is the cultivation of high-value crops under the protection of a managed tree canopy. In some parts of the world, this is called multi-story cropping and when used on a small scale in the tropics it is sometimes called home gardening. It is not just recreational harvesting or wild harvesting wild harvesting of native understory wood land plants without management; management is an essential part of forest farming. This approach to crop production intentionally uses both vertical space and the interactions of the plants and microclimate.
The intensity of forest farming production can vary depending on the producer’s goals, available markets, processing equipment and the site. Some examples of management activities include harvesting and scattering local seed; thinning out competing plants; additional site preparation for planting seeds, bulbs or plant starts; soil amendments for pH or fertility; constructed raised planting beds; pest control; and even fencing to keep out animals and poachers.

Had an amergency family problem and that I had to leave the country and I have to take my exams earlier

This a paper that I will have to read aloud and record myself reading. it should last at least 3 -6 minutes.

This a paper that I will have to read aloud and record myself reading. it should last at least 3 -6 minutes.

this is the prompt I was given, The goal of this assignment is to produce a written portrait of a person or an event. This assignment is required to be presented in proper MLA style.

Please follow the exact instructions from the attached file.
Need 3 Scholarly Articles.
Topic is recycling in NYC. Be specific as possible. Ex: Recyling in NYC is creating other environmental problems? Like air pollution? Etc.

Need a creative non fiction essay following this idea, that i have writen so far. Feel free to change anything already writen. Needs 3 sources about the topic. Mainly this is creative writing about happiness and the way people view it through their life experiences.
Happiness is said to be, in psychology, a state of emotional well-being that a person experiences either in a narrow sense, when good things happen in a specific moment, or more broadly, as a positive evaluation of one’s life and accomplishments overall.  The saying of “The Pursuit of Happiness,” feels too complicated. In a society that tells us the pursuit of material wealth, social status, and external validation is what gives us happiness. We are bombarded with messages that equate happiness with consumerism, success, and the accumulation of possessions, it feels like society as skewed its meaning. This limiting definition of happiness feels like a never-ending cycle of discontent and striving for something unattainable as we pursue imaginary signs of achievement to find satisfaction. The constant search for approval from others can make it difficult for us to enjoy the small pleasures in life and weaken the relationships we have with one another and ourselves. This emphasis on external measures of happiness can perpetuate inequality and social injustice this reliance on external measurements of happiness has been shown to perpetuate social injustice and inequality. It also overlooks the multifaceted nature of the human experience, not acknowledging that happiness is a highly subjective and individual to each person rather than a societal idea.
     What about Tibetan monks who have completely thrown away these societal concepts and are seen as some of the happiest people in the world. To them happiness is inner peace. What are we supposed to pursue? Happiness often feels like a one or the other situation to me. 
     Growing up as a kid, I constantly heard do what makes you happy. I feel like that’s what most parents tell their kids when they are little. Now that we grow older, it seems we are told this a lot less. We are told to go to college, get that job, and buy that house. 
 
 

After receiving your grade and feedback for Paper #2, complete the optional extra credit assignment below:
> In 250 words or more, write a personal reflection on the feedback that I gave you for Paper #2. 
> Be sure to reflect on the “pros” and “cons” that I mentioned in the feedback. 
> Also, explain how you are going to correct any mishaps you made on Paper #2. Feel free to mention the resources available to you in the “Handouts & Resources” module on BB and how you are going to use them in the future.

Analyze the qualities strategies, strengths and weaknesses of Ralph as a leader. Consider why he was chosen and how his reign on the island progresses.
 In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, Ralph was chosen as the initial leader of the tribe because he was the first person out of the group to come up with solutions and make goals in order to survive on the island. But he fails, showing that his qualities as a person may not make him fit to be a leader. 
This is my thesis up top. Write two paragraphs about how he comes up with solutions

What are the documents that should be submitted to the registrar of companies for the registration of a limited liability company?