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...THIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY Required Report - public distribution Date: 5/21/2013 GAIN Report Number: VM3026 Vietnam Coffee Annual 2013 Approved By: Michael Ward Prepared By: Huong Nguyen Report Highlights: Post revises its coffee production estimate in marketing year (MY) 2012/13 up to about 25 million 60 kg-bags (bags), or 1.49 million metric tons (MMT) of green coffee, about a 4 percent drop from MY2011/12 due to pre-seasonal rains during the coffee flower blossoming period in main coffee growing areas. Post also revises its total export estimate in MY 2012/13 up to 23.8 million bags, or 1.42 MMT green coffee bean equivalent (GBE), due to the pace of green bean exports MY-to-date. Post’s initial coffee production forecast for MY2013/14 is 22.9 million bags, or 1.37 MMT of green coffee, about an 8 percent drop from the previous MY due to drought in the central highlands early in the growing season. Post’s initial total export estimate for MY2013/14 is 21.3 million bags, or 1.28 MMT GBE, as drought impacted production will lead to reduced exportable supplies in MY2013/14. 1 Executive Summary: Vietnam’s coffee growing areas continue to expand despite of GOV’s goal to maintain area at 500,000 ha. Coffee prices remain high and provide a strong incentive for farmers to plant additional area. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development...
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...Eyes Were Watching God, the main character Janie experiences three different marriages during the 1930’s that affect her free will in different ways. Her first two marriages limited and influenced her self-image, her speech, and her ideal relationship within the marriage. However, the marriage that most negatively affected all three of these aspects, and lasted the longest, was her second marriage to Joe Starks. The first aspect, Janie’s self-image, is dealt with in several ways. When Joe Starks first meets Janie, he flatters her by remarking upon her appearance. “You behind a plow! You ain’t got no mo’ business wid uh plow than uh hog is got wid uh holiday! You ain’t got no business cuttin’ up no seed p’taters neither. A pretty doll-baby lak you is made to sit on de front porch and rock and fan yo’self and eat p’taters dat other folks plant just special for you (Hurston 29).” Joe Starks sees her beauty and not much else, he sees her as solely an object of his desires (Shmoop). The next major time we see him affecting her self-image, is shortly after when they arrive in Eatonville. He shows Janie off to the townspeople soon after the store has opened. In order to secure her place as the peerless wife of the mayor, he has her dress up so as to look better than any other woman in the town. “He didn’t mean for nobody else’s wife to rank with her (Hurston 41).” However his attempt to control her appearance does not end there. Later, when Joe Starks sees Walter admiring and touching...
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...------------------------------------------------- NATIONAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- “Green economy and My responsibility” ------------------------------------------------- Elephant dung paper Class: Advanced Program 51 Name: Le Dieu Linh Chi Le Minh Phuong Nguyen Thu Thao Tran Huong Tra Tran Hai Yen Hanoi, October 21, 2012 ------------------------------------------------- NATIONAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY A PROJECT OF ELEPHANT DUNG PAPER Presented to: The English Competition “Experience and Enjoy” – “Green economy and My responsibility” Prepared by: Lê Diệu Linh Chi Chiledieulinh@gmail.com Nguyễn Thu Thảo ngthuthao91@gmail.com Trần Hải Yến tranhaiyen152@yahoo.com Lê Minh Phương lephuong1230@yahoo.com Trần Hương Trà thtra279@gmail.com October 21th, 2012 Contents I. Introduction 1 II. Content 2 1. Current situation in Vietnam 2 2. Business project 4 a. Background 4 b. Challenges and Opportunities 4 c. Process 5 d. Product 6 3. Impact evaluation 6 a. Impact on environment and ecology: 6 b. Impact on the local economy: 7 III. Conclusion 7 Abstract Green economy is the economic model that aims at sustainable development of the economy while improving social equity and...
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...Due to her independence, public speaking skills, and humanitarian qualities Janie Mae Crawford is an Aquarius. Her character arc of learning to love being alone fits into the claim that an Aquarius has to be alone at times to get their thoughts straight. Janie’s public speaking skills also place her under this sign since she is known as a “ born orator” (58) among the community. The humanitarian aspect of her personality comes out when she detests men harassing an abused mule “ They oughta be shamed uh theyselves! Teasin’ that poor brute beast lak they is!” (56). A combination of these characteristics make Janie an Aquarius. Jody Starks plays the role of Janie’s husband and the town mayor who is assertive and authoritative, with a bad...
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...Joe is a loving and hardworking husband his world revolves around his marriage and laboring job. Hursten makes Joe a very likeable character he stands by his wife side even after her adultery and although his anger is obvious he doesn’t allow it to end their marriage. As ideal as Joe sounds he is also a flawed character his biggest flaw is his how self-conscious he is. The symbol that represents Joe is the silver dollars although Joe is earnest man who provides for his wife and loves her unconditionally he isn’t a wealthy man, Joe is aware of Slemmons wealth and compared to him it’s like he has nothing. Compared to gold silver comes in second place and this is how Joe feels in comparison to Slemmons. It’s obvious that Missie admires Slemmons...
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...andre produkter. Krav må oppfylles for å bli godtatt i referanserammen. POI: Point of inferiority: Hvilke egenskaper eller punkter kan produktet la konkurrentene være bedre på. Dagens laksemarked består av sterkt konkurranse mellom bedrifter. Med lakseproduserende som f. eksempel Finest og Frøya, er det stor konkurranse om å kapre flest mulig forbrukere. Det vil si at Salma må markedsføre sine produkter ut i fra punkter som de mener skiller seg best fra konkurrentene, det kan enten være kvalitet eller pris. På hvilken måte skiller Salma seg ut i fra andre, POD? Salma skiller seg fra sine konkurrenter når det kommer til kvaliteten produktene deres besitter. De legger vekt på å være en luksusvare som tilbyr sine forbrukere mager, ben fri laks som kan brukes til nesten all matlaging. Det er disse egenskapene som gjør at de tiltrekker en segment med stor kjøpekraft som er villig til å betale den høye prisen. Det første kunden assosierer Salma med når tilfelle er POP er at de selges i vakuumpakket form i butikken på lik linje med andre lakseproduserende som Finest og Frøya. Når det kommer til POI er Salma litt dyrere enn sine konkurrenter. Dette kan ses på som negativ, selv om prisen anses som negativ kan den ha en positiv innvirkning. Med relativt høy pris vil Salmas...
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...12/29/2014 Remembering Tsunami 2004: Phuket bounces back from disaster Asia | The Star Online Remembering Tsunami 2004: Phuket bounces back from disaster by stephen fein Just as popular: The Phi Phi Islands were badly devastated by the tsunami waves but recovered very quickly. Koh Phi Phi is pictured above, 10 years on. — Phuket Gazette/The Nation Tourism industry insiders who have monitored trends in the Phuket tourism industry over the past 10 years describe the recovery after the worst natural disaster to ever hit the region as ‘remarkable’. THAI tourism industry icon Wichit Na Ranong, managing director of the luxurious Indigo Pearl resort at Nai Yang Beach in Phuket, says, “I would say we had a very fast recovery after the tsunami. In fact, I think it may be the fastest recovery ever anywhere after a disaster of this kind. I think the industry had almost recovered after two years and was fully back to normal after three, with continuous progress after that.” Asked if there are still fears among tourists of another tsunami, he says, “Not at all. After just a few years, any such fears just faded from people’s minds.” A series of “tourism road shows” abroad and good cooperation among local and national authorities also helped assuage any such concerns, he says. Wichit says that it is still difficult to think back on some of the things he had witnessed after what he describes as a “tragic, tragic event”. Like most people in Phuket, he didn’t even know what a “tsunami”...
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...comes back to Eatonville in her overalls, the townspeople knows that Tea Cake just took all her money and left her. “She sits high, but she looks low. Dat’s what ah say ‘bout dese ole women runnin’ after young boys” (Hurston, 3), Janie’s appearance as the townspeople critique when Janie arrives back to Eatonville wonders why a woman such as her age wear her hair down. Janie’s hair shows figures sexual attraction. Janie's hair illustrates her relationships with each of her husbands. Joe Starks, who is jealous and possessive, cannot bear the thought of other men enjoying the sight of her long, beautiful hair. He forces her to keep it tied up in a kerchief. “Whut make her keep her head tied up lak some ole ‘Oman round de store? Nobody couldn’t git me tuh tie no rag on mah head if Ah had hair lak dat.” (Hurston, 49) Janie accepts when Joe makes her tie up her hair, her voice from here on their represents her silence and obedience to Joe indicates her desire to be...
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...afterlife and an imaginary getaway from slavery. The song implies that slaves' suffering will be over once they move on to the next world where they can meet Jesus and finally live in peace in heaven. B. The Blues 4. Read the short article about the incident which inspired W. C. Handy to write “St. Louis Blues”: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/jazz/st-louis-blues-by-wc-handy/. In the song, Handy uses a sentence he overheard (“That man got a heart lak a rock cast in the sea”) to tell a story from a woman’s point of view. What makes her say she “Got de St. Louis Blues” and feels “jes as blue as I can be”? (20 points) The woman says she "Got de St.Louis Blues" because her lover left her. "Or else he wouldn't have gone so far from me". When the woman says that she is feeling blue, she means that she is very sad. "Blues" is another word for depression. There is no reason for her to stay alive when her lover has gone away. The woman describes her man as heartless and mean when she says… "a heart lak a rock cast in the sea". She wants to express her sorrow and to say that if he had any feelings towards her, he would have never left her alone. 5. What ‘magical’ powers does the “Hoochie Coochie” man possess? In what way is he similar to the male-lover in “St. Louis Blues,” whom the complaining woman describes as the “Blackest man in de whole of St. Louis”? (20 points) The man that is described in this song has the power to attract women...
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