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First, Product. Our business' Products are fresh ingredients for cooking with recipes suited to customers' health condition or taste.
So, we have to consider customers' age, physical condition or their demands on food.

Second, Pricing.
Our business only use so fresh organic ingredients from direct management farm that it is much less expensive than other restaurants.
The pirce of basic option is 3000 ~ 4000 won and Premium option is about 10,000 won.
Premium option is available on special days such as holidays or birthday and so on.
Also when customers visit to offline store, they can get discount on the price

Third, Promotion
We can promote via local paper advertisement, Internet or Social Network Service.
Focusing on existing customers should be a top priority.

Last, Place.
Our business is Market-oriented industry, so that location of ours should be areas of high population density.

Stealing works of art from heavily guarded museums and galleries is a popular theme for many adventure films and stories, just as popular as bank robberies! Think of films like The Thomas Crown Affair and Ocean's Twelve. But actually, sometimes fact is stranger than fiction!
The Mona Lisa, perhaps the most famous painting in the world, was painted by Leonardo da Vinci, in Italy, but has been kept in the Louvre Museum in Paris since the early 19th century. On the morning of August 20, 1911, however, the wall where the Mona Lisa usually hung was empty: someone had stolen it.
The theft turned the whole country upside down and the police investigating the crime questioned everyone they could think of! But the months passed and they didn't arrest anyone for the crime. Both the Mona Lisa and the person who had committed the crime were still missing; people began to be afraid that the painting was lost for ever and something terrible had happened to it.
International police had been searching for the painting for two years before it finally turned up in Florence. It seemed that Vincenzo Perugia, an Italian who had once worked at the Louvre, had made off with the painting! He had gone into the Louvre, found the painting unguarded and simply lifted it off the wall and walked out whit it! A very easy robbery! He said he had taken it because he had wanted to return it to the country where it had been created. In January 1914, the painting was returned to its home in the Louvre.

In recent years, insecticides have proven useful, and have become the prevailing method of killing bugs.

After weeding in the seventh month, Nung farmers have two months off, in which they usually harvest anise or prepare fields for the next harvest.

This is usually the busiest time of year and involves basket weaving for firewood gathering and transportation.

From the end of August to October of the lunar month, it is time to harvest the rice.

The Nung use iron sickles to cut rice, and then tie them into bundles measuring 40cm around.

According to custom, every member of villager’s field.

Everyone harvests the field together.

During harvesting, it is common to see a long row of people harvesting a field in the afternoon when the plants are dry.

At dusk, all the bundles of rice are collected and arranged into a circular stack, 2-3 meter diameter.

The stack lies in the open air for three days and nights, after which threshing begins early in the morning and continues until late at night.

The Nung have four threshing methods :

1. Nhuot khau ㅡ the simplest method. A bamboo mat covers the stack of rice bundles, and a long pole is stretched over it, serving as a fulcrum.

People hold the pole with their hands and trample the bundles with their feet.

2. phat long ㅡ a large boat – like structure, called a long, about two meters long and 50 centimeters wide, is built out of long boards.

Dear Tina,
It was great to hear from you! Hope everything's okay. Have you started your exams yet? Good luck!
Anyway, you asked me to tell you all the family news Well, a lot's happened since you were here. The big new is that Uncle Tom got married! Can you believe it? His wife is lovely- she's a doctor and she's really beautiful! We all went to the wedding and had a wonderful time. Grandad danced! It was so much fun.
Oh, and another thing! Dad's got a new job. Do you know the old shopping centre in town? They've built new shops there and Dad applied for a job as a manager and he got it! He's really excited He starts next week.
One last thing. Do you remember Fluffy, the cat? Well, we can't find her anywhere. We've got no idea where she's gone. It's a bit sad, really. We all miss her. We're hoping she'll come back soon.
We all miss you, too. Everybody sends their love. Can't wait to see you in summer.
All my love,
Martin

Lions and spotted hyenas occupy the same ecological niche (and hence compete) where they coexist. A review of data across several studies indicates a dietary overlap of 58.6%. Lions typically ignore spotted hyenas, unless they are on a kill or are being harassed by them, while the latter tend to visibly react to the presence of lions, whether there is food or not. Lions seize the kills of spotted hyenas: in the Ngorongoro crater, it is common for lions to subsist largely on kills stolen from hyenas, causing the hyenas to increase their kill rate. Lions are quick to follow the calls of hyenas feeding, a fact which was proven by Dr. Hans Kruuk, who found that lions repeatedly approached him whenever he played the tape-recorded calls of hyenas feeding. When confronted on a kill by lions, spotted hyenas will either leave or wait patiently at a distance of 30–100 m (100–350 ft) until the lions have finished. In some cases, spotted hyenas are bold enough to feed alongside lions, and may occasionally force the lions off a kill. The two species may act aggressively toward one another even when there is no food involved. Lions may charge at hyenas and maul them for no apparent reason: one male lion was filmed killing two matriarch hyenas on separate occasions without eating them, and lion predation can account for up to 71% of hyena deaths in Etosha. Spotted hyenas have adapted by frequently mobbing lions which enter their territories. Experiments on captive spotted hyenas revealed that specimens with no prior experience with lions act indifferently to the sight of them, but will react fearfully to the scent.

Lions tend to dominate smaller felines such as cheetahs and leopards where they co-occur, stealing their kills and killing their cubs and even adults when given the chance. The cheetah has a 50% chance of losing its kill to lions or other predators. Lions are major killers of cheetah cubs, up to 90% of which are lost in their first weeks of life due to attacks by other predators. Cheetahs avoid competition by hunting at different times of the day and hide their cubs in thick brush. Leopards also use such tactics, but have the advantage of being able to subsist much better on small prey than either lions or cheetahs. Also, unlike cheetahs, leopards can climb trees and use them to keep their cubs and kills away from lions. However, lionesses will occasionally be successful in climbing to retrieve leopard kills. Similarly, lions dominate African wild dogs, not only taking their kills but also preying on young and (rarely) adult dogs. Population densities of wild dogs are low in areas where lions are more abundant.

The Nile crocodile is the only sympatric predator (besides humans) that can singly threaten the lion. Depending on the size of the crocodile and the lion, either can lose kills or carrion to the other. Lions have been known to kill crocodiles venturing onto land, while the reverse is true for lions entering waterways, as evidenced by the occasional lion claws found in crocodile stomachs.

The white lion is not a distinct subspecies, but a special morph with a genetic condition, leucism, that causes paler colouration akin to that of the white tiger; the condition is similar to melanism, which causes black panthers. They are not albinos, having normal pigmentation in the eyes and skin. White Transvaal lion (Panthera leo krugeri) individuals occasionally have been encountered in and around Kruger National Park and the adjacent Timbavati Private Game Reserve in eastern South Africa, but are more commonly found in captivity, where breeders deliberately select them. The unusual cream colour of their coats is due to a recessive gene. Reportedly, they have been bred in camps in South Africa for use as trophies to be killed during canned hunts.
Kevin Richardson is an animal behaviourist who works with the native big cats of Africa. He currently works in a special facility called the Kingdom of the White Lion in Broederstroom which is 50 miles form Johannesburg. The site was built with the help of Rodney Fuhr and was made for the movie set of White Lion: Home is a Journey. He has 39 white lions on-site and works diligently to protect and preserve the white lion species. While the park is currently a private property, there are plans to open it to the public soon.

The white lion is not a distinct subspecies, but a special morph with a genetic condition, leucism, that causes paler colouration akin to that of the white tiger; the condition is similar to melanism, which causes black panthers. They are not albinos, having normal pigmentation in the eyes and skin. White Transvaal lion (Panthera leo krugeri) individuals occasionally have been encountered in and around Kruger National Park and the adjacent Timbavati Private Game Reserve in eastern South Africa, but are more commonly found in captivity, where breeders deliberately select them. The unusual cream colour of their coats is due to a recessive gene. Reportedly, they have been bred in camps in South Africa for use as trophies to be killed during canned hunts.
Kevin Richardson is an animal behaviourist who works with the native big cats of Africa. He currently works in a special facility called the Kingdom of the White Lion in Broederstroom which is 50 miles form Johannesburg. The site was built with the help of Rodney Fuhr and was made for the movie set of White Lion: Home is a Journey. He has 39 white lions on-site and works diligently to protect and preserve the white lion species. While the park is currently a private property, there are plans to open it to the public soon.

Lions have been known to breed with tigers (most often the Siberian and Bengal subspecies) to create hybrids called ligers and tiglons. They also have been crossed with leopards to produce leopons, and jaguars to produce jaglions. The marozi is reputedly a spotted lion or a naturally occurring leopon, while the Congolese Spotted Lion is a complex lion-jaguar-leopard hybrid called a lijagulep. Such hybrids were once commonly bred in zoos, but this is now discouraged due to the emphasis on conserving species and subspecies. Hybrids are still bred in private menageries and in zoos in China.

The liger is a cross between a male lion and a tigress. Because the growth-inhibiting gene from the female tiger is absent, a growth-promoting gene is passed on by the male lion, the resulting ligers grow far larger than either parent. They share physical and behavioural qualities of both parent species (spots and stripes on a sandy background). Male ligers are sterile, but female ligers are often fertile. Males have about a 50 percent chance of having a mane, but if they grow one, their manes will be modest: around 50 percent of a pure lion mane. Ligers are typically between 3.0 and 3.7 m (10 to 12 feet) in length, and can be between 360 and 450 kg (800 to 1,000 pounds) or more.[35] The less common tigon is a cross between the lioness and the male tiger.

Hey guys what's up? Im Flo i'm looking for a funny girl that makes me happy 18-22 living in France or New York because i do live in the most beautiful city in the world ( thank god i'm french) and i'm totally starving so about to live in the big apple.
if you re a boy, it's allright, i don't have many friends it ll be great to hang out with you to get dinner or something.
chears

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• These days ..Recently, I didn`t write a journal in English on lang-8, (I couldn`t write an English journal .because I was too busy.
• Today I will write a very short one./ = Today, I will write one quickly.”
• Yes, we did not climb the mtn, we just walked (took a walk)on the small Mt path.
• But it was a WONDERFUL FEELING for me.
• It was such a SWEET FEELING, so early in the morning, walking on the Mt path, it was a really nice feeling..
• My friend prepared such a romantic breakfast.
• We sat on a bench and had breakfast with coffee and small cheesecakes and bananas.
• We were surrounded by moist morning air and romantic mountain mist.
• I should talk less.
• I hope these few pictures can make up for my lack of English