...HELP MILLER HIGH-LIFE SAVE AMERICA’S EAGLES (1986) English 112 – Composition Due 7/23/12 What do Freedom, Liberty and Independence mean to Americans? That’s all the bald eagle represents for the United States, as it was accepted as the National Bird in 1782. In 1986, Miller High-Life used the bald eagle in an ad; an ad that displays an eagle soaring through the sky freely. There’s an article on the ad stating, “Our national symbol faces extinction and to look for Miller High-Life products at our favorite retail store during the Fourth of July holiday and find out to help Miller keep our magnificent eagles soaring forever.” Miller High-Life products also stand over their slogan which reads “Made the American Way”. With patriotism in mind, the ad uses Ethos, Pathos and Logos to reach out to the American public and together they can save the eagles. The author clearly displays ethos in the ad “Help Miller High-Life Save America’s Eagles” by the authority eagles have in the sky. Being that eagles really don’t have any predators other than man, we can save their species by coming together. Credibility is displayed in the ad because the bald eagle represents the United States as the national symbol. Using the products slogan “Made the American Way” and “Our National Symbol Faces Extinction” emphasizes the authority and credibility America portrays. Pathos is clearly displayed by informing the American public that the national symbol faces extinction. Hoping to get...
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...Welcome to Drumheller, the city situated in what has become affectionately known as Dinosaur Valley. The first dinosaurs were unearthed here in the 1800s, and they? been finding them ever since. ve 4. The American Eagle Vacations Here: 1. H ow l W i t h t h e W ol v es . In Canada,This summer marks the 50th anniversary of the Wolf Howl in Algonquin Park. Each year, guests to the park watch park rangers call out to the area? s packs with their best howls. 2. W al k on t h e Ocean Fl oor : The Bay of Fundy is home to the world? highest tides. s At their peak, they can reach 54 feet in some areas. after the 100 billion tons of seawater have receded for the unique experience of walking on the ocean floor. From the age-old fossils to the water-carved rock formations with names like ? mother-in-law? and ? the bear,? you? find plenty to marvel at. When the ll water starts to lap at your ankles, it? probably s time to find higher ground. It may be the symbol of American pride, but when a bald eagle wants a family reunion, it heads to Canada. The food is already waiting; salmon spawning in the glacial waters that run into the rivers here make for a smorgasbord the eagles can? resist. The result is the largest t annual gathering of bald eagles in North America. 5. Walk With the Vikings: Join a Viking for dinner inside a replica sod house down the road, and hear the...
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...Soaring In The Yonder Blues: American Bald Eagles The Bald Eagle stands as a symbol of strength, courage, and hope for the citizens of the United States. Yet the nests of this truly all- American birds have all been wrecked due to human activities. The time has come when citizens admit the fact; “Preserving bald eagles is equivalent to preserving American Glory”. The majestic Bald Eagles have proudly been the national symbol of the United States since 1782. These amazing species were originally a native to North America abundantly found in Alaska and various states of Canada. Although one can easily spot these birds in every state across the United States. Bald eagles mostly eat fish and prolific hunters. Besides this, the birds are deft...
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...when she walked ______________out the door. 11. The story is not merely silly; it ____________ on the ridiculous. 12. The ___________ of homeless people was the principal subject of tonight’s evening news. 13. No one challenged her _____________ that Tuckerman’s Ravine was too dangerous to ski. 14. The children’s_______________ mood is captured beautifully in the Renoir painting. 15. It takes a ______________mind to solve such a difficult problem. 16. The sales clerk checked the ___________ to see if the book was still in stock. 17. Water lilies are ___________ plants. 18. Charles _____________ that the money entrusted to him was in a safe place. 19. After being on the ____________ of extinction, the bald eagle made a remarkable comeback in the 1980s. 20. The driver showed a ____________ indifference for the safety of others on the highway. 21. Some cities ____________ the amount of pollution in the air. 22. The company’s future looked __________ when the new product failed to sell. 23. Karen’s __________ fingers plucked the harp strings with amazing speed....
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...The coniferous forest is located in Canada, Europe, Asia, and the United States. The temperature ranges from -40 Celsius to 20 Celsius. Average summer temperature is 10 Celsius. Yearly precipitation varies from 30 to 90 centimeters per year. Coniferous forest regions have cold, long, snowy winters, and warm, humid summers. They have well-defined seasons, and at least four to six frost-free months. There are two types of Coniferous forests: 1. Open, lichen woodland, which has trees, spaced far apart with lichen growing between them. 2. Closed forests, which have trees very close together and a shaded, moss-covered forest floor. The major aquatic zones of the coniferous forest are marine, freshwater, and brackish. The average salinity of marine is 3%, freshwater 1% or less, and brackish mixture of salt and fresh. Clear-cut logging is the biggest threat to the Coniferous forest. Replanting after logging leads to single-species conifer monocultures. Clear cutting accelerates soil erosion, degrades wildlife habitat and leads to the loss of biodiversity. The land is being cleared for ski slopes, landfills, housing, and new roads. In Canada, one acre of forest is cut every 12.9 seconds! Mining operations is another threat to the Coniferous forests because of the chemicals used in mining and the silt released by mining. Road construction destroys the forest and also acts as a barrier to wildlife. Roads isolate populations of species from feeding grounds, natural migration routes and...
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...Title: Some Guide Lines to Harvesting a Wild Turkey are understanding the different type of species and their natural habitat. | Specific purpose: To inform my audience on some guide lines on how to harvest a wild turkey. | I. Introduction | A. Have you ever wondered how Wild Turkey tastes? We associate turkey with celebrations (like Christmas or Thanksgiving) or special occasions. Turkey date back to the Natives American and Pilgrims who are credited with making the first Thanksgiving. (Spring Gobbler: Outdoor Life, p. 60). | B. Tie to the audience: As a kid growing up we all watch T.V. shoes showing Family bring back a turkey for Thanksgiving or Christmas. | C. Credibility material: I have been hunting Wild Turkey for about 15 yrs now. I am life time member of the National Wildlife Turkey Federation and won the King of Spring 2 yrs in a row in Fort Benning Georgia 2010-2011. | D. Preview: I will explain some basic guides lines on how to harvest a wild turkey which include type of species, their location, and type of gear you might need along the way . | [Transition: Let’s start by doing the most important thing, which is to identify the type species of wild turkey.] | II. Body | A. Types of species Wild (The Turkey Playbook, p. 73). | 1. Silverstrist (Eastern) most common out of all the species5.1 to 5.3 million. | 2. Osceloa (Florida) 80,000 to 100,000. | 3.Rio Grand (Western) 1,022,700 to 1,025,700 | | | | | [Transition: Once...
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...The bald eagle is a bird that is known throughout the world for its strong abilities. This bird is a powerful force in the wild that has survived for thousands of years. The bald eagle stand for strength because they survived almost being extinct. The bald eagle mating habits are somewhat unique to their species. This bird is a large animal that is only found in North America. A cool thing found out about this bird is they can have more than one mate and when they know that they found a mate they can tell by flying side by side and a small fight. When I female and a male are building a nest they typically build in a high place or near water. When the mother lays eggs she can lay up to three eggs though the most common amount is two eggs....
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...By Jesus Martinez For this paper I will be discussing the facts and characteristics of the bald eagles. A bald eagle has a brown body, hooked yellow beak and white head and it makes it look bald and that is why is called the bald eagle. The eagle is one of the most beautiful birds of the bird family. The eagle has been the national symbol of the United States for many years. In the following paragraphs I will continue to discuss in detail about the bald eagle. In this paragraph I will first discuss about the locomotion of the bald eagle and its habitat. Most eagles can be found in the United States and Canada living in top of very high place for example high mountains and trees. An eagle can fly as fast as 100 miles per hour that is faster...
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...American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.: Retail Store Analysis Company Overview: American Eagle Outfitters, Inc., a billion dollar corporation, is ranked as one of the largest retail chains in America. With their central corporate headquarters in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and two other corporate facilities located in New York City and Tokyo, Japan, American Eagle, Inc. operates numerous mainline stores, factory stores, franchised stores, and distribution centers across the country and the globe. Company History: In 1977, the Silverman brothers, Jerry and Mark, who owned and operated Silverman’s Menswear, a Retail Ventures, Inc. company, founded American Eagle Outfitters. Opening the first store in Novi, Minnesota, the Silverman brothers were hoping to diversify their menswear line. Several stores were opened up and a catalog was created. American Eagle Outfitters continued to grow into 1990, when a leadership change to Jacob Price led to the introduction of casual, private-label merchandise for men and women. In 1994, American Eagle Outfitters became part of the NASDAQ stock exchange, which enabled the opening of 90 stores the following year. New executives came aboard in 1996 and decided to alter the target demographics of the target market and reach more women, as well as focus on those 18-32 years of age. Shortly after, American Eagle expanded to e-commerce with ae.com. By 2000, American Eagle operated 500 stores and revenues for the company quintupled to $1 billion. The Canadian...
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...Trends in Popular American Culture University Of Phoenix Introduction to Popular American Culture SOC 105 Michael Hilley November 11, 2009 Trends in Popular American Culture Trends in popular American culture, what we value and idolize will influence where we go in life. Where we look in life will often determine where we go, and how we end up. From my viewpoint now and what I see in friends in the media and in the values of the groups I belong to I can see where my future is heading. These trends are setting the course. This can be changed and have a profound influence on others that I am around and even those that are seemingly unconnected to me once I begin to take a different viewpoint or approach. One can never have too many viewpoints in life but, also when you really think about it the change in viewpoints were probably constructed in a market focus group by people who engineer trends in popular American culture. A shocking trend is gaining ground in teen dressing. For example, last summer, my 13-year-old daughter needed a dress to attend a friend's birthday dinner. What we found was a black “something” (is what I will call it) with a neckline so low that my condition for buying it was a fill-in-the-gap black undergarment. She was not happy about it but complied. This June, for her eighth-grade graduation, my daughter debated between a slinky blue dress with a plunging neckline which to me had more of a lounge...
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...2011 Executive Summary AA is burdened by high labor costs, a weak balance sheet, perpetual union issues, increasing pressure from low-cost carriers (LCCs), incessant losses. AA must address its high costs, improve its international offerings, and find a solution to the competitive threat posed by LCCs Chiu Cloud Supreeth Kini Fabien Levet Amruta Vantipalli 9/1/2011 Table of Contents Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Financial Health ..................................................................................................................................................... 2 Market Forces ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 Barriers to entry ................................................................................................................................................. 3 Substitutes ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Suppliers ............................................................................................................................................................ 3 Buyer Power ...............................................................................
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...{draw:frame} Abercrombie and Fitch Case Study 4/21/2010 Executive Summary: Abercrombieand Fitch was Founded as a High Quality sporting goods store in 1982 by David Abercrombie. Abercrombie Co opened its first store in Manhattan, New York with the intention of providing high quality equipment to an elite segment of the market. Throughout the years, Abercrombie and Fitch Co has proven itself to be able to adapt to the constant changing retail market and has slowly evolved in the retail giant we are familiar with today. Abercrombie and Fitch currently employ a focused differentiation strategy where they target customers ages 12-25. Instead of using conventional methods of strengthening their brand through advertising and a squeaky clean image, A&F instead takes full advantage of controversy and word of mouth advertizing in order to gain their customer base. It is through A&F’s unorthodox methods that they have been able to establish themselves as a highly desirable, high quality apparel retailer and due to these factors they are able to charge a premium price for their products. A&F’s current strategies have helped them to not only establish themselves in the United States, but they are now poised to expand into the global market. With the recent opening of flagship locations in Tokyo, London, Milan, A&F now has a solid foothold to tap into the Western European and Asian Markets. With the potential in these foreign markets, A&F should realize high levels of growth...
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...to return home. While returning home from his long deployment, his plane arrived in Orlando, Florida. Overwhelmed with excitement, he immediately purchased a Junior Whopper from Burger King. After taking the first bite, he closed his eyes and smiled saying, “Now that’s an American Burger”. This goes to show that to most Americans, massive sculptures, like the Statue of Liberty, are the last thing thought of when entertaining the ideal of America. My image or representation of America is the bald eagle. To me the bald eagle appears to be free, has a powerful structure, and a demanding appearance. First, would be the freedom of the bald eagle. Flight has always been a representation of freedom for human beings. Those who feel trapped, many times look to the sky as the place where they would like to be, so they can feel free. The eagle, after leaving the egg, learns how to fly. Not only fly, but also the eagle soars. Much like the eagle, as an American, I am able to travel wherever I would like in this nation. Our boarders...
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...My Book of American Symbols FREEBIE! Directions: Symbol Book Cover 1. Copy cover for each student. Student draws a patriotic portrait of themselves. 2. Read about one or all of the symbols using the information cards. 3. Copy one “fact page” for each of the 6 symbols…6 pages per student. 4. Cut out one symbol “coin” from the “symbols” page. Glue to fact page. 5. Fact Page: fill in the symbol’s name, and write 2 facts about that symbol. 6. Use the fact page for each of the 6 symbols featured. 7. Staple “My Book of American Symbols” book together. “Fact Page” Writing Paper Symbols: Paste to writing paper Informational Card My Book of American Symbols By: My Patriotic Portrait Symbol: Fact 1: Fact 2: Symbols: copy one page for each student. Cut and place on writing paper. Liberty Bald The bald eagle has been the national symbol of the United States since June 20, 1782. The bald eagle is an endangered species and is the only unique eagle found on the North America continent. The bald eagle gets its name from an old English word, “balde” which means “white,” not “hairless.” You can find bald eagles in every U. S. state except Hawaii. 80% of the bald eagles in the United States are found in Alaska. The Liberty Bell is a huge bronze bell that symbolizes freedom in the United States of America. This historic bell is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The bell was originally cast in 1752 in London, England...
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...Hello, I am Bryson Mills. I am a senior at Hulett High School in Hulett, Wyoming. If was an animal, I would be a Bald Eagle. Since I was a little boy, I have always admired the way they gracefully soar through the sky. If I were an Eagle, I would fly about North America and visiting all of the great places, with a bird’s eye view of the world. Experiencing the world from above would gain me perspective. Viewing the world from above could give me a different view of life, as Eagles have five to six times better vision than humans. This new perspective would reveal details not noticeable to the human eye. The freedom and dignity I would gain from being an Eagle would not be comparable to anything humanly possible. Not many other animals are...
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