The buyer bought a consignment of olive oils from the defendant seller. The sale contract was made on CIF term. The olive oils had been loaded on a ship, and had been insufficiently ventilated in hot weather while the ship was in port.

The olive oils arrived Turkey in damaged condition. The cargo was mouldy and they were unfit for human consumption. The buyer claimed for damages.

Who is going to be liable for the damage? Please answer the question,considering the Hague /visby rules.

Economists argue that some environments are more conducive to economic growth than others. One of the ways economists differentiate one environment from another is in terms of its institutions. An institution is “the rules of the game in a society or, more formally, the humanly devised constraints that shape human interaction: the rules and regulations, laws, customs, and business practices of a country.” Do you agree that institutions are conducive to economic growth? If so, how? Briefly discuss. Search entries or author

What is the resolving power of a 38 cm telescope?
________________________seconds of arc

What do two stars 1.5 seconds of arc apart look like through this telescope?

A spy satellite orbiting 340 km above Earth is supposedly capable of counting individual people in a crowd. Roughly what minimum-diameter telescope must the satellite carry? (Hint: Use the small-angle formula. Assume that a human is about 0.5 m from shoulder to shoulder.)
_______________________cm

Human trafficking is more common than you may think, and as healthcare providers, we will want to be aware of the signs and know how to respond when we believe someone is being held against their will. Watch the video under "First Responders" in the link below. What are the signs to look for? Who can be a victim? What else should we know?

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https://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign/awareness-training

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From the examples found within Chapter 2 of the text (Public Health Risk Assessment for Human Exposure to Chemicals by D. Kofi Asante-Duah ), select 2 carcinogens, 2 non-carcinogens, and 2 developmental toxins list the six chemicals and compose a short paragraph on why you chose those compounds.

PS. I dont not have the text for this question hence the name of the text in bracket in the question posted. Please help me out. Thanks!

Research Topic: Mood and Behavior:

1. Do certain foods/food components modify the gut bacteria so that the overall mood of the host (human) is changed?

2. Describe the metabolism of the foods/food components in the bacteria and explain what molecules are produced that are behavior-altering for the host.

3. Are there specific microbial profiles that are linked to depression or anxiety? Are there microorganisms that are shown to offset these behavior disorders and can be introduced through probiotics?

4. Is there a link between the serotonin levels in the body and specific phyla of bacteria in the gut?

design a holistic strategy for your human resources system that includes age-neutral hiring and a succession plan for knowledge transfer from older workers to younger workers. we may use a company that we are currently working for or you may use a fictional company, or we may design this for our ideal company. Make sure that as we design the strategy and policy, that we make a case to senior management as to why it will be valuable to the company to make these changes.

Utilizing the Harold D. Buckingham Graduate Program mission and goals as a framework, write a short Reflection Paper discussing how you have achieved at least two, (or more, if you wish) of the goals, and how your participation in this course has fulfilled the mission of the Program. Your response should be 300-500 words and should be a personal reflection and opinion along with personal examples. This is regarding Human Resource Management.

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1. a.) how long would it take in minutes to replicate the E. coli chromosome if it used unidirectional rather than bidirectional replication? Explain how you calculated this answer.

b.) not accounting for individual chromosomes and telomeres, i.e., use genome size, polyerization rate, and number of origins, how long should it take in hours to replicate the diploid human genome? Explain how you calculated this answer. why is this calculated time less than the observed time?

You are looking to find regions of statistically significant differential expression, you consider two distinct ways of looking at the problem. In the first, you look at all windows of length 10 kb. In the second, you consider only the 20,000 annotated protein coding genes. Give the pros and cons of these two approaches, being sure to comment on how the desired statistical cutoff is influenced by testing multiple regions. (Recall that the human genome is 3.0 ×109 bp.)