The E-Factor

Enthusiastic Development in People

Enthusiastic means having or showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval. First, some people are more enthusiastic than other people. Some people have more dopamine than others. Dopamine is a hormone and neurotransmitter of the catecholamine and phenethylamine families that plays a number of important roles in the human brain and body. Some people don’t have a lot of pressure. People born with a certain genes are more likely to become more enthusiastic, but there are a lot of ways to develop your enthusiasm. Being grateful is one of the ways that I build my enthusiasm with my life as I always remind myself everything that life has given me. I express gratitude and it is very easy to forget about all the little things that make our life easier and comfortable. Remember all the good things that you have going on in your life and be grateful for being who you are today. This is a wonderful method to create powerful enthusiasm in your life. Be positive, enthusiasm cannot survive in a negative environment. Be creative, you can never have enough creativity. Enthusiasm generates creativity and creativity triggers enthusiasm. I’m an enthusiastic person because I’m interested in life.  I believe in God and I think he has a purpose to let us live on Earth. In conclusion, life is short and we all are going to die one day, so why be sad? There is always a light in the end of the tunnel and remember God did not make you sad, he wants you to be happy.

Summary 2

A company named Gladtime Dairy is located in Pima, Arizona.  In 2012, the owner’s of the farm, Scot Edwards and Bill Underwood, invested in a hydroponic fodder system manufactured by a company named FarmTek.  Hydroponic fodder systems where invented in Australia.  First seed are placed evenly on trays.  Water is supplied on one end and runs down the trays passing through the seeds. Seven days later, sprouts shoot up with a mat of roots underneath.  The fodder is rolled up and harvested, then feed to the livestock.  This particular system cost the farmers $50,000 dollars to grow 4,000 lbs of fodder every day.  This much fodder can enough feed for their livestock.  This system allows them to feed each of their cattle for $2.50 to $3.00 each cow.  This is cheaper than buying hay from others farms.  The cow’s digest 87% of the fodder. This makes the cows healthier and more resistant to diseases. It takes up less space to grow the fodder on racks indoors than it takes for fodder grown outdoors in soil.  It also takes a lot of work for a person to operate the fodder system.  The grower of the fodder needs to protect the fodder from molds, disease, and pests. If done correct, this system can really benefit the farm.  These systems are becoming more popular throughout the United States as an alternative for livestock feed.
 
http://hayandforage.com/hay/drought-proof-forages-hydroponic-production-systems-gain-acceptance

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Stephen Hawking: Questioning the universe

Stephen Hawking is  the former Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge and author of A Brief History of Time .I have seen and read his researches online and I liked how the way he thinks and although his disability and he continued , which proves that the older or the disability is a state of mind. He asked some Big Questions about our universe, How did the universe begin? How did life begin? Are we alone?Is there alien life out there? What is the future of the human race?. he said that there is nothing older or bigger than the universe, and the universe is changing in time and separating.  He also discussed the big bang and what is before the big bang . Have you ever thought which came first the chicken or the egg?? . and he said The universe can spontaneously create itself out of nothing. if we were the only intelligent being in the galaxy we should make sure that we survive . if we want to continue beyond the next hundred years, our future is in space. In conclusion, the universe is easy we just have to understand it ,because the world have not   changed . we are changing the world , destroying , cutting , burning, and digging in the earth because of greed .  

Why is learning English difficult for you?

English is difficult for me because it is a foreign language. It could be hard for other language speakers to learn English because some letters are not present in the language that person speaks. Listening, speaking, reading, writing, and vocabulary are the most common struggles new English speakers find. To try and prevent this from happening, try to develop yourself  by studying English more often, reading books to develop your reading as well as writing skills and to add more words into your vocabulary. Try watching a lot of English movies if you are not into books, reading or exploring. Another tool is to surf the Web for online words game and try making words from letters on the board! What I do to improve my English is to choose a new word that I do not know from the dictionary and then type it in my keyboard and try to learn the meaning, the part of speech, and the definition then I’ll try to use the word in my day. In conclusion, the only thing you need to do to face these struggles in learning a new language is to keep studying hard for it. For example, I have studied English language in the British Council and overall,  I payed so much money to learn English. I made an effort and I encouraged myself to learn English back home and I realized that if you want to learn a new language you should go the place where they speak it because it will be much easier to practice the language more often and learn about the culture because every language has it’s own story, tradition, and their own ways. Eventually you will reach what you have been working hard for.

Introduction

Hi, my name is Hassan Al kubaisi. I'm from Saudi Arabia. I have 3 brothers and 1 sister. I like to play soccer, ready books sometimes, and jogging. I have been at ASU for 5 months. i decided to come to ASU because before I graduate my father asked me "what do you want to do when you grow up?" I told him I want to be like my brother an engineer and I want to study in the U.S. So, he said "ok". I want to graduate from ASU and then, get the master degree. After that, work for Aramco "American Arabian oil company " . My major is computer system engineer . The most characteristic that I have is that I'm Ambition and I never gave up.