...Good Evening Team, Moving forward please ensure you are placing an order every campaign. If you fail to submit an order of $50 or more every campaign, you may be removed as a representative. As a representative, we all know how important it is to have all your supplies available ie. brochures, samples and demos in order to be successful in your business. With the Holiday Season here, everyone has an opportunity to win with AVON. Customers are out there... I find them everyday. Talk to three new people everyday. Statistics show: For every 100 brochures you order, 30 people will place an order of $25 or more. That is $750 in Awarded Sales At 40% earnings, that is equal to $300 -$19 for brochures = $279 in your pocket Buenas Tardes, Favor de someter un pedido cada campana. Si no somete un pedido por campana, puede que Avon la remueva como representante. Asegurese de someter un pedido cada campana de $50 o mas. Como representantes todos sabemos lo importatnte que es tener los utiles ie. folletos, muestras y productos de demostracion para tener exito en este negocio. Con la temporada festiva aqui todos tienen la oportunidad de ganar con AVON. Hable con tres personas por dia. Los clientes nos estan buscando. Y lo se porque los veo diario. Los estudios reportan: Por cada 100 folletos que repartan. 30 personas le daran un pedido de $25 o mas. Son $750 en ventas A ganacias de 40%, es un equivalente de $300 -$19 para pagar los folletos= $270 en su bosillo por...
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...Hi my name is Vivian Barajas. Have you ever asked yourself what does it take to be hero? You might be thinking a hero is Superman or Hulk, but heroes can be anywhere and can be anyone. What exactly is a hero? Well, a hero is a person with strength, courage, and bravery. Heros fight for what is right. Heroes come in many shapes and sizes. Anyone can be a Hero in their own way, and it’s true anyone can be a Hero. One example are the firemen, I know it's just a job, but why did they pick that job? Why? Because they want to make a difference. They want to help everyone. Firefighters can risk their lives just to save someone in a terrible accident. A country can also be a Hero, right now Paris is opening up to people who don't have a home...
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...We will spend this week reading about how both geographical and demographic differences impact people's access to technology. Define the concept of the "Digital Divide" and discuss its implications. How do geographical and demographic differences among people influence their access to technology? Can you think of any other predictors of access to technology? Discuss these and how they might impact one's access to technology. Digital Divide is the space between those who have access to computing technology and those who don’t. For example, there’s people who choose not to use the Internet, while there’s others who use it everyday. I think geographical and demographic differences among people can influence their access to technology especially the Internet in many ways. The first way geographical differences among people can influences their access to technology is because not every country has enough resources to offer the Internet for everybody. There’s countries like Africa and Australia where it’s quite difficult to have access to any type of technology. For example, in El Salvador you have to travel like 15 miles to have access to a computer with Internet. On the other hand, demographic differences among people can influence their access to technology because sometimes people who are 65 and older don’t have a reason to get a computer with Internet. Younger people have plenty of reasons to have access to the Internet like the social networks and online classes...
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...[Report Title] [Subtitle] [Name], [Title] [Company]— [Address] T: [Main Telephone] DD: [Direct Phone] E: [Email] Executive Summary To replace any placeholder text (such as this paragraph) with your own, click to select it and then press any key. When you add the title on the cover page, the control containing the title remains. This is because there is another title control in the header that will automatically populate with the title you add on the cover page. To replace the logo on the cover page or in the header, or the photo on the cover page, start by selecting it. When you do, you see a bar across the top—click the icon on that bar to select your own logo or image for replacement. Word automatically sizes and formats your image to fit the space allotted. The table of contents that follows picks up any text that you format using Heading 1 through Heading 3 styles. To update the table after you add your own information to the document, click in the table of contents and then click the Update button on the bar that appears across the top of it. Note: Body text such as the paragraphs above are formatted using the default Normal syle. This paragraph is formatted using the style named Normal - Space After to create the space between the executive summary and the table of contents. Contents Executive Summary 2 Heading 1 3 Heading 2 3 Heading 3 3 Heading 2 3 Heading 1 4 Heading 2 4 Heading 2 4 Heading 1 This template uses a few tables to create the page...
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...Los Niño’s Heroes Courage is to have the self-fortitude to stand up for what is right. Putting your needs aside and helping for the greater cause. In order to cross a threshold one has to have self- courage along with determination and motivation, following through regardless of the results. Los Niño’s Heroes (The Heroic Children) are a piece of Mexican History that stands out. The date was September 13, 1847 six brave young men fought valiantly for their country during the Mexican-American War. Tragically, they died defending the honor of their country. The ages of these six young men ranged from 13 to 19 years of age. The Mexican-American war was in its final chapter when the Battle of Chapultepec took place. Years preceding the war, Chapultepec Castle had been utilized as Mexico’s military training academy. When the war broke out there were dozens of teenage cadets in attendance. General Nicolas Bravo who was the commander of the forces stationed at Chapultepec Hill apparently saw that the American Forces were quickly advancing and triumphing, so he ordered his men, including the cadets to retreat to safety. The six young men, however, refused to leave their post and bravely meet the superior forces of the Americans. At that point in time is where you see all six of them pass that threshold of, “I must defend my country, my country needs me!” Without a second thought they threw themselves into a battle that they did not need to fight. Never the less, they were...
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...sympathy for the character keeps the audience interested. In Dexter, the audience can relate to the anti-hero because he appears to be a normal middle aged guy that ends up as a typical family man. When he and his first wife take the step of moving in together he experiences anxiety and doubt with taking this leap in a relationship. Most people can relate to this in their own lives when they have taken this same step in a serious relationship. Another example of his normalcy is the challenge of navigating relationships with his step-children from his first wife’s previous marriage. A lot of families in America today have similar relationship challenges as step-parents or as step-children. The writers successfully make Dexter relatable to everyday people, which is attractive to the audience. Another example of relating to the anti-hero is how the audience relates to Walter White in Breaking Bad. In the pilot episode, the audience is introduced to a normal family man who is trying to take care of his family. Almost every family in America can understand that this is the “right” thing to do when faced with a great challenge, which in Walter’s case is a terminal cancer diagnosis. The interesting part of the show is him turning into a meth drug lord in order to do so. Most people wouldn’t take this route, but can understand how making a lot of money quickly would ensure that their family would be financially secure after they died. Having the audience relate to the anti-hero is...
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...MKTG7501 Consumer Behaviour “Loyalty cards cost shoppers millions” Introduction - Everyday Reward Card What is “Everyday Rewards Card”? The Everyday Rewards Card is an initiative from Woolworths that provide a series of benefit rewards to their customers. Such as fuel saving offers, exclusive offers and discounts of their products. Also, now it’s able to earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points when you shopping in Woolworths, BIG W, Dick Smith and Tandy stores. How to accumulate reward points? You can earn one point per dollar when spent over $30 in one transaction when you shop in Woolworths, BIG W and one point per dollar when spent over $50 in one transaction when you shop in the Dick Smith and Tandy stores. Pros & Cons of using Everyday Rewards Card Advantages There are three major advantages that Woolworths offers its rewards card holders : save 4c per litre on fuel at Caltex petrol stations, receive exclusive offers and discounts from all participating retailers, and earn Qantas frequent flyer points for a free flight ticket. Disadvantages According to a recent report from a consumer group Choice, consumers will unconsciously spend more than what they can gain from these kind of loyalty programs. First of all, paybacks are very "poor". Woolworths Everyday Rewards program averagely offers less than $1 return for every $100 a shopper spends. And if anyone want to collect points for free flight tickets, he or she will need to spend at least $22,030 to gain...
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...Robert mentioned blissfully unaware . Or , so very happy they were not where they nervous crept through the room , but it is an indisputable fact that they would have been much more nervous if they knew they were under someone's attention - and definitely if they knew who that someone was. Yes , I would go so far as to say that it probably would have been a gust down the back of anyone and everyone if they knew who the spy was, but I 'm not going to ruin your sleep to some by revealing his or her identity , let me just say that the clues are there, would anyone want to untangle the strings , so it is certainly possible. The next room is almost identical to the first - apart from a staircase leading up to the second niveau . You decide heroes to not go up, but rather continue on to the next room. The next room again has only one opening on ground level - the one they came through . Across the room, which has a dirty carpet placed right above the ground, is a staircase. Steps are quite similar to that in the previous room , but are located on opposite sides of the room. Stein and Robert going up these stairs and end up in a room on the second niveau . This room is small and shows signs of being an anteroom . The...
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...Meredith Butler English 1102 Fiction Essay In the story Everyday Use by Alice Walker, the author attempts to show the contrasts between family members in regards to their heritage during the 1960’s. Ms. Walker tells the story of how different the family members are in education, lifestyle and beliefs. In doing so, she illustrates the importance of everyday items and of everyday people. Ms. Walker, through the point of view of the mother, paints the picture of a young woman, too good for her family, running off to the city only to find that the city values her heritage and conversely, now must she. The character of Dee is first described by her mother in the excerpt, “Dee is lighter than Maggie, with nicer hair and a fuller figure” (Walker, 1973). This is in contrast to her “large, manly mother who can kill and clean a hog as mercilessly as a man” (Walker) and her sister who was disfigured in a fire as a young child. The same fire that Dee stands and watches, so intently, that her mother thought to ask her “why she didn’t do a dance around the ashes” (Walker). It is never stated why Dee feels such deep hatred for her home, however shame and ignorance play a key role. “Dee wanted nice things” (Walker), things that would be difficult if not impossible to a young black girl of the time to obtain. Her mother often notes that Dee daydreams to the point of not blinking, determined to get what she wants. When Dee’s mother and the town raise money to send Dee off to school...
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...and constantly connected with technology. Despite the recent technology boom and scientific advances that make us believe that we have very little in common with the rest of the animal kingdom, we are still very much a part of our ecosystem, whether we realize it or not. Before we had all of the technological advances that we have now, we were much more dependent on nature and we actually paid attention to the changes and nuances’. Now, with the advances and discoveries that have actually revolutionized our way of life, we seem to get more and more disconnected every day. It is essential, however, for people to connect with nature because it provides us with a sense of simplicity and an escape from the hustle-and-bustle of everyday life. Nature is the original home of the human species, and it remains to be the home for the vast majority of plants and animals, except for those that are domesticated, obviously. Spending time in nature shows us the world’s true beauty in its most simple form. There are no modifications, no exaggerations, nothing to distract. The Pew Education Research Center conducted a survey in 2009 that said 67% of the settings on the highest-selling noisemakers specifically oriented towards relaxation were nature-related sounds such as water, thunder, crickets chirping, etc. Even many of the world’s most famous pieces of art are nature-based. SLIDE How many of you have...
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...Community College Critical Analysis of The Robot Invasion In the article The Robot Invasion by Charles Gillis, it talks about in the not too distant future how robotics will be a part of everyday society, how it will be used in manufacturing and labor industry instead of people for jobs that are dirty, dangerous, and difficult. The author argues that the world will be swarming with the robotics in the future which will change the job industry and even how basic chores are done around the house. The world is changing as the technology of robots are slowly taking over jobs, is not a too farfetched argument. “For many years the work of engineers and sci-fi writers have forecast a time when autonomous machines would become enough like living creatures to share our homes and work spaces.” The statement in this article is a good capture to draw the attention of the readers, drawing them into what they have seen on TV and in the media. Robots for many years have been the focus in movies and sci-fi, this is what we are expecting in the future of our world. This has brought the fears to the people to think that robots will take over the world and do harm on to them, which was a great way to understand that society will have a hard time adjusting or accepting that robots will be used in everyday life. As of right now there already is a little robot called the Roomba helping out in many households with the chore of vacuuming. This robot has been welcomed into many homes due to its practicality...
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...1. Morrie is optimistic towards his death. Although he is also distressed about his life-threatening disease, he is happy that he is given enough time to create more happy memories with his loved ones before he departs this material world. He perceives having the opportunity to bid farewell to the people around him as something good and wanted to make the best out of the remaining days of his life. For instance, Morrie even had a “living funeral” in which he himself who is about to die, participates in his own funeral. The close people who attended in Morrie’s “living funeral” all laughed and cried as they reminisce their experiences with Morrie, stressing how Morrie has touched each of their individual lives. What is very heart-warming and essential in the movie “Tuesdays with Morrie” that reflects Morrie’s outlook on death, and most importantly on life, is his interview sessions with his former close and favorite college student named Mitch. This is because Mitch wanted to preserve his memories with Morrie, he asked Morrie to tape record their interview sessions every Tuesdays revolving on fundamental questions about life. In response, Morrie happily agreed with the favor Mitch was asking him. Morrie wanted to share his life and experiences to Mitch in the light of teaching Mitch about life lessons on how one should appreciate the beauty of life and how to live it to the fullest. On one of the Tuesday interview sessions, the topic centered on death. Morrie pointed out one of...
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...what those people do not realise is that it is this very subject that provides us with the knowledge needed to manage our everyday life. My interest in Business stems from the fact that I have been brought up in an entrepreneurial family where I have been constantly exposed to discussions varying from the accountancy of an everyday running business to the marketing of daily new products. The advantages of growing up in a family with a self employed business are that you begin to catch onto business traits from a very early age and I believe I have the experience of doing exactly that. By studying Business I would be able to learn what goes on behind the scenes of running a successful business and knowing that the Business industry is a very competitive and driven trade is what excites and motivates me even more into doing this particular course. As I have previously mentioned my interest in Business derives from my upbringing into a family who currently own 4 successful businesses and a number of different properties; therefore I have always been curious as to the work my parents have to put in, in order to make our businesses a success. You could say it is in my blood and I have certainly absorbed the interest and fascination of how business and commerce works. From an early age I have always been keen in how the business world operates among our everyday lives and to understand the complexities behind the industry. By studying Business it gives me an advantage over others...
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...An anti hero is someone who is not a hero in nature, they are not any way a vigilante and usually only react, not act. Their own traits come in as a hindrance, leading to their death, or a help in an ironic way. In many stories a character can show many characteristics of an anti hero, but there are usually a couple that stand out. In Orwell’s novel 1984, Winston is an anti hero archetype because of his poor physical state, and his pusillanimous nature. To begin with, his poor physical condition comes to bite him many times in this story. Winston is an average guy who drinks, smokes and sits in an office all day. He sounds like an old uncle and one of the first lines in the story states, ¨Winston, who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle, went slowly up the landings, resting several times on the way.¨ Winston gives off the image that he won't be the action hero we hoped for, but it makes him more relatable this way. He hates working out, likes to write and has coughing fits. Another quote even says that ¨Winston’s greatest pleasure in life was in his work,¨ so we know that we are going to be on a roller coaster of excitement and view the life of a man who sits behind a desk. Secondly, his cowardly demeanor causes him to step back instead of taking action. He didn't take the first step in a relationship and with Julia, and then watches her get beat mercilessly, so he doesn't get hurt. ¨ Winston dared not turn his head even by a millimetre, but sometimes...
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...After making a detailed list of skills that are involved in the study of History as an academic discipline, briefly discuss the potential usefulness of these skills for other professions and/or in our everyday lives. This will help you to see how the academic study of History is useful as part of our general education.) Investigative Research Communication Patience Writing Commitment History is the ultimate puzzle. Mastering the skills developed through studying history gives you the ability to discern fact from fiction and reality from myth. It makes you more able to document an event with better accuracy. In Science, this can help you reach a desired solution or result by depicting the outcome of trials and tests with better understanding. In everyday life you will be more critical of events as they are told or received initially by you. You will look for ways to justify or corroborate facts/ events presented to you. I think you will become less likely to fill in the spaces and more likely to pursue proof to validate the event and to better separate fact from fiction for yourself. 2. What can you do with History in a practical sense? (Think about both the skills which are used and content knowledge.) How can the fruits of an academic study of History be used in our everyday lives or professionally? Make a list of as many meaningful personal and professional / occupational applications as you can imagine. Be creative. (As a Ph.D. in History myself, I am always interested...
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