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and 63% of these are under contract to a consolidated firm' (Abbey, 2002). Stated by Fred Kirschenmann, 'If current trends of consolidation continue, and all the farms in Iowa become 225,000 acre farms, there will be only 140 farms in the entire state' (Abbey, 2002). Large corporations are coming in and taking over the farming industry. They are making it almost impossible for small, family operated farms to survive. 'The six and a half million small farms of 1935 decreased to

District in Arizona was of only $7,110 per pupil. On the other hand, the Boston City Schools in Massachusetts had a total expenditure of $19,066 per pupil. Arizona has been funding the state 's education for half the amount that states such as Massachusetts invest. It is relevant to compare Arizona with this state because it has been continuously ranked the best in the nation regarding education. “Massachusetts has led the nation in all but one NAEP reading and math exam given since 2005” (Dawsey

● Variety of flavors is a strength. With such an assortment and having a good tasting water enhancer, the customer will be able to choose their favorite flavor and will give us the rebuys to help the company grow. ● Strength in expertise and knowledge of the H2-Ohh water bottle. The people who sell and work with the bottle, will be completely trained on the functionalities and amenities of the bottle. Weaknesses ● Reputation is a major weakness as H2-Ohh starts its endeavors as a new business with

Authorizing medical and recreational weed is a disputable issue is today's general public. Cannabis ought to be authorized in each state. Recreationally it has been passed in 7 unique states and medicinally in 20 states, and ought to have the capacity to use whenever in America. As an ever increasing number of states begin to pass and endorse these laws, Americans are starting to see the beneficial outcomes cannabis has on a person. Marijuana usually known as weed or pot goes up against the notoriety

a “right”. The Oklahoma State law should be the example for a Federal Law regarding Welfare drug testing. Policy Identification and Explanation State of Oklahoma §230.50a: The Department of Human Services shall require a drug test to screen each individual who applies for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). The cost of drug testing shall be the responsibility of the individual tested. Essentially this law has been proposed in many other states as well as

In 2012, “Dinesh Romde from the Associated Press,” interviewed a U.S Congressional candidate, by the name of Amar Kaleka, whose father had been gunned down by a white supremacist. After the incident, Kaleka started to suffer panic attacks, lost his appetite, couldn't sleep, and started to have suicidal thoughts. After going to the doctors, Kaleka was prescribed medicinal marijuana. When Kaleka was interviewed he stated that the medicinal marijuana works. She feels that it is disappointing that people

whole United States? Twenty eight out of the fifty states made it illegal for medical and recreational use. It would increase accessibility for the patients in states where medicinal marijuana is right now not legal and it would also decrease the tax burden associated with the current criminalization of marijuana users. There are 28 out of the 50 states that legalized marijuana. All of the 28 states made it legal for medical use only. Out of thoughs 28 state only 8 of thought states made it legal

illnesses and states she is currently not taking any type of medications. Y.Y. states she has previously had gallstones and an umbilical hernia. She believes her past and present general state of health is “within an acceptable range”. She denies having any childhood diseases. She repots she received the measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis A&B, and polio vaccines. She does not get an annual flu shot and can not remember if she ever received a tetanus-diphtheria or varicella vaccine. Y.Y. states that she

education in the United States. “Understanding Special Education Funding” (2009), states that, on average, most states estimate that the federal government provides less than 15% of the money needed to fund special education services. This, in turn, leaves local school systems responsible for funding the remaining portion of special education services. This paper examines the history of special education laws and funding, the wide variance of funding that exists from state to state, and the problems created

Lyft extends its services in the Midwest regions by initiating in four new states Lyft is a transportation service firm which develops markets and works with the Lyft software application that lets the riders to request car transportation with the help of Lyft mobile application. It is currently working in San Francisco with its working in 300 cities in the United States of America. It even lets the operators to earn money by delivering the foods and offering rides to the passengers. These operators