The research was carried out in the center of the Research and
Improvement of Sheep and Camels in salamiah. The study was
conducted on 9 female camels, within semi-open barns, semiintensive
care system, and the camels were fed on mixtures of
barl
ey, vetch and some concentrated fodder, Fodder mixtures were
determined to suit the nutritional needs of the physiological and
age-related condition of the study. The herd was also applied to the
preventive vaccination system according to the preventive immunity
program.
The merger and acquisition operations has been preferred choice for banks to grow
and becoming big .It got its importance in the world of partnership today due to the sever
competition in the business environment. This paper is an attempt to evalua
te the impact of
merger on the financial performance of bank Sradar that merged with bank Audi in 2004 to
formulate the Audi-Sradar banking group for private services. The evaluation is conducted
by applying the most recent model for financial analysis-the CAMEL model- that
measures the bank performance based on indicators such as the adequacy of capital, the
quality of assets, the efficiency of management, the quality of earnings and liquidity. The
study spans the period from 2000 to 2008. The study period is divided into the pre and post
merger periods. The data is primarily collected from the annual reports. The results reveal
that there is an improvement in the financial performance of Sradar bank in the post
merger period for most of the indicators in the CAMEL model.
This study aims to evaluate and compare the financial performance of the Jordanian
Islamic and conventional banks using the five financial indicators of the "CAMEL"
method represented by: Capital Adequacy index, Asset Quality index, Management
Qua
lity index, Profitability index, and the Liquidity index. This comparison will detect
which of the two banks Islamic or Conventional achieves a better performance than the
other. In order to study the reflection of financial performance on customers at the level of
public trust, and to achieve these purposes, we select a total of thirteen Jordanian
Conventional banks and two Islamic banks as a sample for this study during the period of
(2006-2012). We employ a test “t-test” to study the significance of the differences between
the averages of financial ratios and the use of multiple linear regression analysis to show
the impact of financial performance indicators individually and collectively on the level of
public trust. The result of this study clearly shows that Conventional banking achieves a
better financial performance than Islamic banking, although the level of public trust of
customers in Islamic banking stems mainly from its achieved financial performance,
contrary to what has been obtained during this study for Conventional banking.
Many images of sea, sea waves and ships is repeated in al-Jahili poetry; sometimes,
such images are formulated partially in one single line of verse or as a quick flicker, if not
such those detailed or circumlocutory images; other times, they occur
as comprehensive
images that embody the poet's collective literary experience, upon which textual symbols
are structured in the form of oppositional or substitutive functions and suggestions.
This piece of research concludes that such maritime images take place in three
contexts: either in the howdahs' or riding camels journeys in which the image of the shiphowdah
or ship-camel appears; or, in love poetry, in which the image of the pearl woman
appears. Or, they may occur while disclosing the poetical self when highly indulged in
rhetoric, semantics and oration, not to mention vainglory, generosity and hospitality
speeches.
In brief, this research attempts to explain the relationship of such images to the
structure of the al-Jahili poem, the poetical self, the human temperament, and his
psychological and cultural horizons.
The aim of this research is to study the effect of sex, age and anatomical location on
the chemical composition and amino acids of Syrian fattened camel meat.
Samples from dorsal rectangular muscle (Longissimus dorsi), and Semimembranous
muscle in
three age groups (1.5 - 2 years, 3 - 4 years and 5 - 6 years) were analyzed
in triplicates from every age group and from each sex.
Percentage of moisture and protein in the flesh of males was higher than the flesh of
females. Moisture and protein decreased, while fat and ash increased according of animal's
age. Moisture, protein and ash were higher in Semimembranous muscle, while fat was low.
The amounts of amino acids were higher in the flesh of males than the flesh of
females, but the amount of methionine was opposite. The amounts of valine, iso-leucine,
methionine, alanine, glutamine, and tyrosine decreased, while The amount of leucine,
threonine, tryptophan, phenylalanine and aspartic increased by animal age. The amounts of
valine, leucine, methionine, alanine, arginine, histidine, glutamine and proline increased
while the quantities of iso-leucine, threonine, tryptophan, phenyl-alanine, aspartic, tyrosine
and glutamine decreased in semimembranous muscle compared with dorsal rectangular
muscle.
