Proceeding Of International Conference Nirjara 2021

Proceeding London International Conference, June 2021 Presenters: A. Ayisha A. Cekrezi A. E. Pohan A. Nasith A. Sahrir B. E. Alechenu B. S. Agus Purwono C. Schabasser D. Rajan E. A. Mammadov E. Culfa E. K. Sezgin F. Nalcaci H. M. Daulay I. Asadov I. E. Bisen I. Kurt P. Aurchana I. Stasa M. F. Tharaba M. Jasin O. Nosova R. Malini S. Alagappan S. Prabavathy S. Susan Y. Polat Y. Yildirim Content Communication Problems and Solutions in Family and Social Relationships. 1 Musical Instruments Sound Classification using GMM... 6 International Visitors Gastronomy Behaviors And Expectations: Aydin Province Model 25 Impact of Migration on Personal Portrait of Migrants. 27 Kyrgyz and its Challenges for Language Processing. 54 How Fair is Education Policy in Albania?. 55 Improving Teachers' Professionalism Through Blended-Based Training in Indonesia's Remote Area 76 The State of Education and Artificial Intelligence After the Pandemic. 97 The Agents of Socialization Keep in Touch with Socio-Virtualization. 116 The effects of COVID 19 to private businesses in Azerbaijan. 118 Economic Impact of Diaspora Remittance on Nigerian Economy. 120 Employment Reduction as A Factor of Consumer Debt Growth in the Covid-19 Pandemic 134 The Impact of African Continental Free Trade Agreement 137 Organization Structure and Management Practice Related Factors Causing Heavy Workload: An Empirical Study Among Sanitary Workers. 151 Forensic analysis of the Impact of covid-19 pandemic on the South African Economy 153 National Strategy to Combat Covid 19. 164 Digital? Local? Transparent? - Six truths of supply chains after Covid-19. 171

There was an animated discussion as to the probabilities of the granting of the request, and also as to the best form of presenting it. It was agreed that the petition should be made that evening, shortly after dinner. The youths were good students of human nature, and had observed that Mr. Graham was in his best humor after partaking of a satisfactory meal. In this respect he was not unlike the rest of the world. Charley and George were two youths with whom the readers of "Dog Stories and Dog Lore" are already acquainted. Their adventures in rearing and training two dogs, a Newfoundland and a Black-and-tan Terrier, are familiar to many young people. We are about to learn of their experience with horses and other quadrupeds, and will join them in listening to stories of animal intelligence in various parts of the world. Mr. Graham received the request of his sons with a complacency that greatly encouraged them, but, before giving an answer, he questioned them as to their knowledge of horses. It was not very extensive, to be sure, as it was limited to a knowledge of the horses then in the stable, and none of these had been trained to the saddle. Next he asked them how they would treat the animals in case they should become the possessors of what they wanted. "I would treat them kindly," replied Charley, "and I am sure George would do the same. We have got along so nicely with Rover and Dash, by always treating them kindly, that we believe the same plan will do with horses. Are we right?" "Yes," replied Mr. Graham; "the horse has a great deal of affection for his master when the latter is his friend, though perhaps not as much as the dog. Horses may be taught to do a great many things; they vary in intelligence and disposition, like dogs, and men too, for that matter. Where they are intelligent and of good disposition they are capable of an amount of training that will surprise most people." "Here is a story which I found to-day in a newspaper," continued the gentleman, "which will illustrate what I was saying about the intelligence of the horse. It is told by a writer for Every Other Sunday, about a favorite animal that was called Jane. The author of the story says: "'She was large and strong, a good carriage horse, obedient to the least touch of rein or inflection of voice, and so gentle that she was the best possible playfellow for our youngest, a child of ten years, who was never happier than when in company with Jane.