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    An interest group is a group that seeks a collective good, the achievement of which will not selectively and materially benefit the membership or activists of the organization. These organizations try to achieve at least some of their goals with government assistance. The difference between interest groups and political parties is that political parties seek to constitute the government, whereas interest groups try only to influence it. Some of the things that interests groups seek from government

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    well as hands on experience on a farm. Farmers salary will never be the same year to year, the market will determine when and how much you get for your product, if there is a surplus of corn form the previous year then the market price will be very low, making your income also low. The median annual income of most farmers and ranchers was about $61,000 in 2010, according to the U.S. bureau of Labor Statistics. The top ten percent of

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    Take a moment to flashback to when you were about 3 or 4. Remember how you loved “Old MacDonald Had a Farm,” and had dreams of once becoming a farmer? Well, just like you, many other kids did and still do have dreams of becoming a farmer or have an agricultural related job. Some of the dreams stayed with the kids as they grew and became older, while others didn’t. How can schools compete with childhood dreams and/or memories? They can’t. And, unfortunately many schools don’t offer the students

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    Thanksgiving is expressed as a holiday many Americans recognize as the day of giving thanks to a variety of things in your life along with representing a humble outlook. Throughout the course of history, a turkey is plucked and cooked to be served as the main course of the meal, alongside side dishes such as the popular mash potatoes and macaroni pasta. Within this full course meal, leftovers are eaten for days, possibly even weeks after Thanksgiving due to the amount of food. With America’s growing

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    deliberate destruction to the black people’s self esteem by America. In Matt Taibbi’s piece, he investigates the shennigans of Mr Eric Holder and the banking fiasco. The article by Vivian Salama reports on the Yemeni people and the effects of an American presence in the form of a drone, and finally the last article by Abrahm Lustgarten, delves into the desecration of the California and Arizona water supply. In Taibibi’s opinion, Eric Holder’s return to Covington and Burling is an issue. The main

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    cost the farms a bit more, but many large corporate farms would be able to afford the cost, and it would mean that the crops would be picked quicker, resulting in less time spent for employees on the field, and henceforth less money spent per employee. However, the number of those willing to work on farms may end up decreasing. If the AFBF plan were put in effect, a number of long terms employees would gain citizenship, and might chose to work elsewhere for more money. The average farm worker makes

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    factory farm that is most commonly used among animal rights activists in an antagonistic manner. But according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a factory farm is a large industrialized farm; especially: a farm on which large numbers of livestock are raised indoors in conditions intended to maximize production at minimal cost (Factory farm). But according to an article published by The American Farm Bureau Federation, 97 percent of farms are family-owned, not corporate factories (Farm Bureau). And

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    furthermore it will not produce long term steady jobs to boost the economy. Americans always want bigger and better things or the fast paced life style. Is it better to have luxury when the state is at a time in crisis and can barely afford to stay running? Sometimes people rush into things just because it is new or seems like a great idea. When voting for this high speed rail to come ripping through the heart of California Americans need to think about the future and what is at stake. Schools keep students

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    It is their home, their thriving place. According to the National WIldlife Federation, ¨The Bay supports 3,600 species of plant and animal life, including more than 300 fish species and 2,700 plant types.”. Not only does the wildlife depend on the bay, but humans do as well. The Chesapeake Bay contains a 64,000-square-mile watershed

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    One such special interest group is the Andean Amazon Working Group, which is made up of environmental and indigenous organizations in several South American countries(Grossmann, 2012). Such organizations are very important to the society because they represent a major group of individuals in their countries. The term interest from the special interest groups is used to represent broader less formalized

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