[PDF] Top 20 What's in a name?:On affect, value and the bio economy

... As Ploeg (2008) observes, the difficulties confronting contemporary agricultural producers worldwide have led many to either abandon production or minimize their engagement with the market. The latter response ... See full document

... Farmers are being encouraged to increase productivity, which can have different mean- ings. From a public goods perspective, it can mean fewer external inputs needed for the same output and/or higher-quality outputs, ... See full document

... We examined body weight, body mass index (BMI), skeletal muscle mass index (SMI), grip strength, and gait speed at admission and discharge. We measured appendi- cular muscle mass by bioimpedance analysis using In Body ... See full document

... could affect the stock price, among others, in the form of the financial condition of the company obtained through the company's financial report, the deposit interest rate, inflation rate, the amount of profits ... See full document

... Second, to clarify the Division of tasks, authority and function of the related institutions of the estuary program on development of the family. Each agency should have programs, budget and personal, but no less ... See full document

... Lignocellulosic feedstocks, which are currently under-exploited, can be used for the production of biofuels, such as ethanol, and for biorefinery applications to produce a variety of value-added products. Although ... See full document

... War. What some would label “expansion,” then, was to Native Americans and Mexicans “invasion” and “dispossession,” and a factor in expanding the institution of ... See full document

... forme, name or title hee appreares in, whether Presbyterian, Independent, Baptist or Quaker; but shall be glad to see anything of God in any of them: desireing to doe unto all men as wee desire all men should doe ... See full document

... Marbury v. Madison decision, which established the judiciary’s right to declare acts of both the executive and legislative branches unconstitutional. When Jefferson assumed the presidency, the actual document listing ... See full document

... & what every member of the community is more or less concerned in?” With increasing frequency, women wrote and spoke to each other about public events, especially as they affected their own ... See full document

... Antebellum southern slaves lived in family units. The one- or two-room cabins located in the slave quarters usually housed one family each, although more than one family occasionally occupied one shelter. Here in the ... See full document

... It is the Black Robes who make us die by their spells; listen to me, I prove it by the reasons you are going to recognize as true. They lodged in a certain village where everyone was well, as soon as they established ... See full document

... . . . What are you going to do about it? is the question of to-day. It was asked once of our city in taunting defiance by a band of political cutthroats, the legitimate outgrowth of life on the tenement-house ... See full document

... . . . The era of [McCarthyism] found its name in the previously obscure junior senator from Wisconsin, Republican Joseph McCarthy. With a single speech in Wheeling, West Virginia, on February 9, 1950, this genial ... See full document

... Initially, Coughlin strongly supported Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal. But he soon grew impatient with what he considered the slow pace of New Deal reforms. In 193, Coughlin launched his own political party, ... See full document

... For at least 30 years before the United States entered the Great War, a debate raged over the proper role of the federal government in regulating industry and protecting people who could not protect themselves. ... See full document

... [Not all immigrants settled in Northern or Midwestern cities.] In the South, some planters began to recruit immigrants—especially western Europeans of “hardy peasant stock”—to take the place of blacks who resisted ... See full document

... Though winning the election, Cleveland soon faced a difficult test. No sooner had he taken office than began one of the worst depressions ever to grip the American economy, lasting from 89 to 897. Its severity was ... See full document

... the value of any property of whatever kind or description that may be wasted, lost, or destroyed by reason of the negligence, or careless conduct of said Freedmen or laborers, & the part of the crop allotted ... See full document

... “We have nothing but ham, ham, ham, every day, and such crowds of company in the house, and so many lunches to furnish, that even the ham has to be husbanded carefully. It is dreadful to think what wretched fare ... See full document