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    For my summer reading, I chose to read Mountains Beyond Mountains: the Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the World. I chose this book without reading the description and mainly based my selection on the great reviews for this book online as well as the fact that the author, Tracy Kidder, had won a Pulitzer Prize in the past. Ultimately, this book turned out to be as remarkable as the reviews stated it was. 2. Paul Farmer had a very unusual upbringing in Massachusetts, Alabama, and

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    During the time of the case Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) was on top of the competition with never missing earnings estimates and constant store expansions. Both their top line and bottom line growth was impressive, especially when compared to competitors. Their expansions were being financed with a large percentage of cash and a small percentage of debt. The debt they did incur was payed off rather quickly leading to high cash accounts in their books. However, this created a problem for BBBY, as many

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    “Dokte Paul.” the first part of the book titled Mountains Beyond Mountains, begins when author and journalist Tracy Kidder first met Dr. Farmer in Haiti. Kidder describes Dr. Farmer as a “big-shot” Boston doctor who has chosen to do humanitarian-type work in Haiti even though he could have an easy career as a lecturer back in Boston. Kidder realizes that Dr. Farmer is the atypical doctor who would rather get to know his patients as people and cares about their health holistically instead of just

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    Strengths A strength in a SWOT analysis is something beneficial to the company while being an internal factor that they control. Two strengths of Bed Bath & Beyond are their registry service and personalized products. Bed Bath & Beyond offers their customers wedding, commitment ceremonies, baby, housewarming, anniversary, college, and birthday registry services. A registry is a listing of items, or a “wish-list”, of specific products that other people can purchase for you. An advantage of a registry

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    Bed Bath and Beyond is a popular chain store that provides everything that you could want for your home. From products that will satisfy your kutichen and dining needs, home decore, cleaning and storage products as well as children related items, Bed Bath and Beyond has been rated as one of the best places to go to when it comes to home decor. A large part of the reason why the company has been so popular has been partially due to the quality of the products that they provide. Howwever, customers

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    “Beyond Good and Evil” by Friedrich Nietzsche In “Beyond Good and Evil,” Friedrich Nietzsche analyzes in a philosophical way what makes one good or evil. He goes onto explaining the spiritual aspect of one’s self and how everything else flows from it, from one’s spirit – from the inside. Also, he points out the challenges and struggle one faces when choosing to follow one’s own convictions instead of the ones imposed onto us. I’ll go onto analyzing his choice of words, their meaning in his arguments

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    History and Background Bed, Bath and Beyond is part of the Home Furnishing Stores Industry. This industry finished the 2016 year with $96.57 Billion in sales, a 3.4% increase over 2015. (Yahoo Finance, 2017) Per Yahoo Finance Bed Bath and Beyond Inc. leads the Home Furnishing Stores Industry in terms of market capitalization with a $5.8 Billion market cap. (Yahoo Finance, 20172) This industry is directly impacted by the housing market though despite the housing market crash in 2008, it has remained

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    Bed bath & Beyond company was founded in 1970 which started by developing superstore concept by partnership of Feinstein and Warren Eisenberg. Both men possessed over decade of retail experience in 1971 they started as Bed n Bath. A small chain of specialty linen and bath shops in suburban of New York. The employees in management at Arlan’s positions the discount chain felon hard during early 1970s the founders sensed an essential change in retailing trends and witnessed the department store performing

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    In Mountains Beyond Mountains, Tracy Kidder documents and admires the work of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Harvard University graduate with a Ph. D. in medical anthropology. Kidder becomes interested in Farmer’s character, philosophies, and motives, so he shares Farmer’s story to inspire others to be the change they want to see in the world. He writes about the doctor’s compassion towards those stricken by poverty, particularly in Haiti and Peru, and tells the story of Farmer’s aid to them. Tracy Kidder, the

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    In the book Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder, Kidder accompanies a doctor names Paul Farmer. Paul Farmer is a man who travels to different parts of the world including Peru, Haiti, Cuba and many more to help and cure patients with Tuberculosis(TB) and other illnesses. One of the illnesses that the books focuses on is multi drug resistant(MDR) TB. Multi drug resistant TB is a form in which a patient with TB forms or obtains a strain that is resistant to one or more drugs used to combat the

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