...BUILD-A-BEAR CASE INCIDENT 1. An example of need in a Build-A-Bear Workshop is when a child is looking for a stuffed for herself or an adult looking for a gift of their loved ones for special events. An example of wants is when they want a stuffed that they could make it by themselves and be able choose what kind of toy animal or stuffed toy you like. An example of a demand is when you can be able to customize the stuffed toy that you want such as dressing it up and putting a recorded sound message in it. Another demand is be able to track your stuffed toy just in case you lost it. 2. Build-A-Bear product is a personalized stuffed animal of your choice that is made in the workshop and is built with fun, excitement and unforgettable experience. You could make your Build-A-Bean stuffed toy special by either choosing to record a Build-A-Sound message or choose a pre-recorded sounds or songs. And to make it more special they have different choices of clothes and costumes that you could choose. In every transaction, the customer is exchanging an experience and a dream while a Build-A-Bear company is building a strong and long lasting customer relationship. 3. Marketing Concept is the best marketing management that best describes Build-A-Bear Workshop because they were focusing on customer needs and wants delivering the desired value and satisfactions. 4. The value that Build-A-Bear is creating for its customers is the lasting relationships because they were satisfying...
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...educating children? To answer this question is far from easy as different parents have different ways to teach their offspring. Adopting a proper method requires parents to carefully consider as their decisions will have lifelong effects on children’s growth. Some people say that it is essential to apply harsh discipline to educate children so that they obey rules and stay away from wrongdoings, while others believe that such parenting styles can adversely affect children’s mental development and turn their childhood to unforgettable nightmares. With its drawbacks outweighing benefits, the imposition of iron discipline in raising kids is counterproductive, causes unforgettable sufferings in their memories and negatively affects the whole society. Firstly, it is believed that firm discipline is not an effective way to teach their kids because it only has temporary effects and shows parents’ inability to teach their kids. According to the article “Family Discipline Incidents: An Analysis of Parental Diaries”, “corporal punishment is a failed communication attempt” (Kremer 251-63). It is said that when parents fail to make kids to obey rules, they resort to physical punishments to stop kids from repeating mistakes. However, have parents who implement tough teaching styles ever thought of the possible consequences of their actions? Do kids truly learn something under the control of rod or harsh scolding from their parents? There is a high probability that so scared are children that they...
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...deceased patient walked into the patient’s room as we were preparing the body for viewing. No one noticed that the family member was on the floor, or stopped the family prior to entering the room. I questioned this ethically because our job as nurses is to take care of the patient and the family. We failed this patient’s family by allowing the family to be seen in such a way that is unforgettable. I can only imagine the pain and hurt this young woman felt when walking into a room that had...
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...The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire was one of the most tragic accidents that had happened in New York City. On March 25, 1911, is the day when the perishing fire occurred. 4:30 was when work had just finished at the factory. 4:45 is when the fire department was alerted to the fire. In between those two times, the fire had occurred. This was one of the most unforgettable moments in history. 146 people were killed by the fire, either by how potent the smoke was, or perished in the fire, or they had decided to jump from the ninth floor. 60 of the workers decided to jump to their death, rather than perish into the fire. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory building was a 10-story building. This building was originally called the Asch building but...
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...Question 1 The managers of Shangri-La believe that superior service is key to their differentiation strategy and they work to build a strong, service-based culture to ensure that each employee delivers service the “Shangri-La Way.” This culture encourages employees to go the extra mile and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and fixing mistakes when made. The culture also encourages employees to take responsibility for customers’ satisfaction. Shangri-La Philosophy was to develop local talent to world class expectation. The company launched its culture training program. * Care Module 1: Shangri-La Hospitality from caring people. * Care Module 2: Delighting Customer * Care Module 3: Recover to Gain Loyalty * Care Module 4: Take Ownership The three-tier compensation structure was designed to support organizational goals at various levels. At the first level, compensation included a salary and a bonus. The bonus was tied to financial results to help hotels reach goals. Compensation for the second tier, level two and three employees, was linked to financial results and, more specifically, to customer satisfaction and customer loyalty scores, which were key indicators of how well Shangri-La executed its strategy. In the third tier, level four and five employees, there was a common bonus pool that linked compensation not to individual performance, but to an overall company performance. Shangri-La’s five-level organizational structure was also supportive...
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...Charles Dickens, a most accomplished writer, has ended “The Signalman” in a most remarkable and memorable way. This extract is of the end of the story. Previously, the narrator had been confided in by a most peculiar man, the Signalman, who in the narrator’s opinion is suffering from hallucinations. He claims to see an apparition which has proved to be a bad omen by bringing about two unnerving incidents, which in both cases had involved death. During the past week it had often appeared, according to the Signalman, who was puzzled by what this appearance foretold this third time. At this point in the story, the narrator is on his way for the third visit to his friend, the Signalman. The author uses atmosphere as a tool to make the ending of this story very effective. The evening is described as “lovely” and “the sun was not yet down”. These happy descriptions deceive the readers into thinking that something wonderful is about to happen but in actual fact they are going to be experiencing the exact opposite. The lack of preparation by the author for such a dreadful event makes the death of the Signalman all the more surprising as it is totally unexpected. This use of surprise makes the story much more outstanding. As the narrator approaches the scene, he witnesses what he thinks is the apparition. For a brief moment, he believes his friend for he too has finally caught sight of this daunting spectre that had been troubling his friend. But what does it matter now? The...
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...on the report of some organization, rape conviction only applies for 104 defendants. These figures are only a fraction of the reality. The reason why victim do not have enough to dare to report incident is that if they tell these stories to higher echelon, they will receive the punishment. Besides, it is so well known that sex offenders have never been penalized. Fearfully, military rape not only takes place for women but also happens for men. As the result, some people choose committing suicide for leaving their nightmare every night. Furthermore, other common consequences of MST (military sexual trauma) are drug abuse, feeling isolation, sleeping problems and the awfulness thing is that they can contract HIV/AIDS. My Opinion Despite reading many articles, this article makes me feel most impressive. Firstly, I think it is not fair for rape victims because they suffered not only from their physical health but also from their mental health. Sex offenders usually go unpunished, while sufferers were penalizing for reporting incidents. From what human has been learned, rape is regarded as same as a sin in any circumstance, especially, it takes place in the military. The attackers never know that their actions affect to survivors’ health. Furthermore, it could be a bad and unforgettable impression for some victims. In my opinion, I really...
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...Persuasive Essay: Social networking Sharrieff L. Martin University of Phoenix COMM/215 Professor Haines September 30th, 2014 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |Introduction ...
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...Between 2008 and 2011 52.1 percent out of 100,000 heroes that had served the United States of America killed themselves. (McCarthy, 1937) The sad truth behind America’s attempt to keep veterans alive, when they enter civilian life. United States Department of Veteran Affairs needs to do so much more in the prevention in veteran suicide. War is not easy to deal with. That is why the United States made the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or the VA. The VA is responsible for providing health care to military veterans and their families as a benefit of their service. (Issitt) The effects of war cause injuries that family members and friends can’t see and these are the scars on the brain. In more common terms PTSD, or post-traumatic...
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...The Columbine High School massacre in Littleton Colorado will always be remembered as an unforgettable horrific event that still leaves a mark on the town today. The controversial filmmaker Michael Moore took his take on it and ventured into the creation of events that took place that day. The documentary that was produced, directed, and written by Moore deconstructs the events of this particular decimation and uses his techniques to compose a use of visuals, sounds, editing, and political messages. He portrays his viewpoints as well as cultural perspectives through archival footage, interviews and intertextuality. He makes sure to have a purpose for each shot to leave a harsh yet defying impression in our minds. "In Moore’s eyes, the Columbine...
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...AFSPA has provokes various social problems in Manipur especially in Tangkhul inhabited Ukhrul district it cross various human rights violation even though it is backed by constitution. The public opinion and perception of AFSPA has not changed in Manipur, AFSPA always stands for anti-people giving licence to the Arm forces to act with impunity and violating human rights without accountability. AFSPA give grants to the armed forces personnel power to arrest without warrant and shoot to kill on suspect and it is clear that AFSPA is violating human rights law. As everyone know, the Oinam village incident Ukhrul district in 1987 the Assam Rifles launched an Operation Bluebird for four months of inhuman torture, house raid grouping of villages, slave labor to the villagers, sexual harassment and assault of women. The unforgettable incident against the misused of power and unconstitutional amendment by the Arm forces is still a struggle till this day for the people of Manipur. India is the largest...
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...Analysis of If I Stay If I Stay by Gayle Forman is a very unforgettable novel. The story is about a seventeen- year- old girl named Mia who has a perfect life. She has a supporting family, a caring best friend, a beautiful boyfriend, and a strong interest in classical music which lead to her applying to Juilliard. One snow day, Mia’s family decides to take a drive to their grandparent’s house for the day. The roads are very slippery which causes a huge car crash killing Mia’s family instantly. When emergency help arrives, Mia is still alive. She is rushed to the hospital in a deep state of a coma. Her body is left in a sleep-like state but her mind is still aware of her surroundings causing her to walk around without anyone seeing her. Throughout the novel, Mia recalls many memories of her life before the crash which helps her to choose to leave or stay. If I Stay is a good novel because it contains well-developed characters, themes that are relatable, and several interesting incidents that influence the outcome of the novel. One of the elements that made this novel memorable is the well- developed characters. In If I Stay, Mia is a hardworking cellist in a rock-n-roll family. She had everything a normal teenage girl would have: a loving family, and adoring boyfriend, and a future full of success for the future in music. But, a tragic crash turns Mia’s normal existence upside down. She is left in a coma state that lets her spirit self walk around the hospital while her...
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...and major serious changes which we might face in near future. The recent advertisement of World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) for global warming presents the effects of global warming by comparing the natural destruction with a man-made destruction. It compares between two unforgettable tragedies: 9/11 attack on US where 2,993 people were killed and Tsunami in Indian Ocean that occurred in 2004 which killed more than 230000 people. This advertisement was published by WWF Brazil. WWF is an international non-profit organization which works on issues regarding preservation, research and restoration of environment. WWF has become a symbol for nature lovers who are working hard to preserve and restore natural environment. What this ad really does is create the awareness about natural disasters which can happen anytime, anywhere and also encourages people to conserve the environment. This advertisement by WWF is an appeal to everyone to preserve nature. This ad presents New York City which is surrounded by hundreds of planes which look like they are going to attack New York similarly as 9/11 attack. It looks so scary just by imagining what would happen if all those planes hit New York City. No one wants to see incident like 9/11 again. But what WWF really tries to tell is that a single tsunami which occurred in Indian Ocean was as big as 100 times the 9/11 attack which becomes clear by the text written in upper right...
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...get creative and solve them. Every fiction inspired from this painting has evolved around the four pivotal characters present in the painting, so does my interpretation. A fan of science fictions and fantasy novels, I have modeled my interpretation while taking inspiration from them. As they say a picture is worth a thousand words, here is my nearly thousand words inspired by Hooper’s Nighthawks. September 11, 2016 I still remember this night like yesterday, as I passed by the corner of a Subway that used to be one of my favorite diners in Greenwich village+. The one with the big curved window, it’s not there anymore, of course. But back in 1972 it was a diner, one of the best in the whole of New York, well in my opinion, and an unforgettable monument of my mysterious memory. It was a usual late night working at the Gazette, and as always Phillies was open all night long. I was sitting in my usual seat finishing my cup of coffee and waiting for Phil to come up with my slice of ham and cheese quiche. Phil made good coffee and decent subs, but boy, did he make the best pie. It was just me and Phil, late on a Tuesday night when this couple walked in. The fella was wearing a dark blue short Crombie-style coat, with red lining, dark blue trousers, a long collared white shirt buttoned to the top with no tie, and brogue boots, and looked like grey haired insect under the brim of his fedora. The woman on the other hand was a looker with her red hair and a matching red dress. One...
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...All those generations, and more, are the next step of the future history of the making. Knowing the future is a long-shot, but predicting has more of a hypothetical idea of what will come for the future individual's. Future generations will be able to come up with a lot more historical recording. The future technology will be super advanced to the point where everything will be recorded, not just a large amount, everything. More technology will mean more history made, but will they make the same mistakes we have made due to what has been left behind for them to prospect. Nothing can be decided on what they will accomplish and agree to progress from. Following the actions occurring today will lead them either to do farcical incidents, or gain wisdom to become how the past leaders of history were like. From my point of view, my conjecture would resume that from our large historical documents recorded of so many ludicrous events, future generations will carry on all the those horrible recordings in their history, maybe even...
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