... and the green light, that are all supporting the main theme of the book, chase after your original dreams. Gatsby’s new shirts are representing what Daisy could have had if she would have waited for Gatsby, her original desire. The Great Gatsby shows Gatsby's great plan and how he has always had a bigger idea of everything to all come together to achieve his one huge dream, Daisy. Also the green light is the symbol itself of the dream that Gatsby had of Daisy and that if you try hard enough and reach far enough you can achieve your dream. Daisy has always had a dream of being with Gatsby and an important symbol that shows this was Gatsby’s new shirts that he has. In the book Gatsby takes all of his...
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...Abstract On Challenges and Opportunities in the Field Of Contemporary Issues; Rural, Green and Meta Marketing Submitted To: International Conference On Contemporary Innovative Practice in Management Organized by: Faculty of Management Studies PACIFIC ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH UNIVERSITY-UDAIPUR Name of the Co-Author Name of the Author Prof. Rupal Bhatt Prof. Ripal Madhani Mo.: 09925750769 Mo.: 09429444837 Email: rupalbhatt19@yahoo.co.in Email: ripalmadhani@gmail.com K.K. Parekh Institute of Management Studies Affiliated To Gujarat Technological University Postal Address: K.K. Parekh Institute of Management Studies Lathi Road, Amreli Abstract Rural Marketing In recent years rural market has gain significance importance in the mind of marketers because purchasing power of rural communities is increased significantly. With the evolution of green revolution and new technologies rural communities are consuming the large amount of industrial and urban manufactured products. If we specially talk about India, 70% of the population is residing in rural areas. So this fact has accelerated the growth of rural marketing. Rural Marketing is defined as any marketing activity in which one dominant participant is from a rural area. This implies that rural marketing consists of marketing of inputs (products or services) to the rural as well as marketing of outputs from the rural markets to other geographical areas. Keeping...
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...kingdom lived Black King and White Queen. The kingdom was in black and white, so everything has been just black, white and gray. To live in the kingdom was very sad, so over time, it left all residents, while the King and Queen did not stay in it all alone. One day, when the Black King and White Queen sitting on the porch of gray lock and wept with grief, they flew a magical Fairy. “Do not be sad,” Fairy said. ”I will help you make your kingdom color, and all the inhabitants in it will return again. And to live in it will be much brighter and more fun!“ “However, how can you help us?” asked the King and Queen. “A year later,” - said the Fairy. “You will have a son, Prince Lemon. And a year later, you will be born two daughters Twins: Princess Blueberry and Princess Raspberry. When they grow up, they will be able to share their colors with each other. And you can paint the sky and the earth and everything, even a rainbow”. The fairy waved her magic wand and flew away, dissolving in the air. A year later, the Black King and White Queen was actually born son - Prince Lemon. Task 1 Color the Prince Lemon with lemon color....
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...Integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong morals; moral uprightness. There are many vital points of integrity executed in the story, Sir Gawain and The Green Knight. Growing up, they teach you to have gallantry and never back down. Regardless of a win or loss, you pushing yourself to fulfill challenges shows a lot about your character. However, due to someone having integrity does not mean they will not make a few mistakes along the way. It is not about your mistakes, but about the way you acknowledge and reinstate things when you are wrong. Regardless of the outcome, executing the best of your ability is all that matters. Sir Gawain endeavored to accomplish The Green Knight’s challenge of taking a strike at him. Gawain’s...
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...Acting a certain way to fit in to please the people around us is a common trend all around the world. This is shown throughout the novel Paper Towns by John Green. The novel is about one ordinary, nerdy boy Quentin jacobsen who is in love with the popular, mysterious and adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman. After a wild night helping Margo get revenge on her cheating ex and lying friends, she disappears leaving a trail of clues for Q (Quentin) to find her, pushing him out of his comfort zone in order to find the girl he loves. Throughout the book Q learns the whole concept of ‘paper towns’ and ‘paper people’ and shows how many things are fake. This lesson is important to the novel as it shows him not to expect too much of people and for them...
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...Everything about The Great Gatsby seems to follow the love triangle of Daisy, Tom, and Gatsby. Gatsby and Daisy knew each other when they were younger. Sadly Daisy ended up with Tom before she ever thought about being with Gatsby. In the novel, The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, there were multiple uses of color as symbolism in references to going forward, being rich and carefree, and foreseeing death. When someone sees a green light, they tend to move forward. Gatsby was so in love with Daisy that he could never move forward with his life unless he had her. Often Gatsby pointed to a green light across the bay because it reminded him of Daisy (92). Everything about Daisy screams the color green. Gatsby even said that “her voice is money” (120). While in attendance of one of Gatsby’s parties she mentions to Jordan and Nick that she would be passing out green cards all night (104). In other words, she is fine with sneaking off to be with Gatsby when she is supposed to be with her husband. Gold and silver are some of the most expensive elements out there today. In The Great Gatsby, more of the wealthier people that would come to Gatsby’s parties were wearing gold and silver dresses. To show that they were the in the upper class society. However, when Gatsby was younger, he was not all that...
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...A book called “The Great Gatsby” is written by F. Scott Fitzgerald and is story about Jay Gatsby through the eyes of Nick Carraway. This book is set in the New York City and Long Island in the early 1920s. Throughout the book there are many symbols, but the symbol that is represent the most is the green light that is on Daisy’s dock. The green light in “The Great Gatsby” functions as the hopes and dreams of Gatsby and also represents everything that haunts and lure Gatsby. Also it seems like the green light is symbol by the words themselves. The Green light in the beginning symbolizes Gatsby's hopes and dreams to get back Daisy and also the mystery of him. A way that the light acts as hope and a way of finding Daisy, is just like how a lighthouse...
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...In the poem, “Nothing Gold Can Stay” Robert Frost uses symbolism to develop the passage. Frost uses many symbols in the poem such as gold. The gold is used to symbolize the richness, valuableness, and worthiness of nature. In the first stanza, “Nature’s first green is gold” means that spring, which is considered “nature’s first green” is very precious and valuable to people because in spring everything grows, turns green, and becomes new again. Another example from the poem that shows gold as a symbol is “Nothing gold can stay.” The speaker means that the newness and youth of nature does not stay forever. This is quite disappointing and bittersweet because the speaker is implying that everything of value in life somehow fades away eventually. After spring and summer are over, fall and winter return once more. Winter, which is the opposite of spring and summer, represents death and gloominess. Finally, Eden is a symbol that Frost uses to develop and establish the passage further. In the sixth and seventh line of the poem, the speaker says “So Eden sank to grief/ so dawn goes down to day”. Eden symbolizes the Garden of Eden where everything is perfect and pleasant for Adam and Eve until they eat an apple off of the only tree they weren’t supposed to. This also shows that nothing pleasant and/or perfect in life will stay forever, just like the “gold” in life. Robert Frost uses symbols in this poem, “Nothing Gold Can Stay” to represent how many precious things in life don’t stay...
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...People Many people in this world just rub me the wrong way. I like to call them sandpaper people. These people are included in the “Mr. or Mrs. Know-it all," “all about me” and “the little green eyed monster” categories. All of these sandpaper people rub my skin raw! However, the worst of all the sandpaper people has to be “the little green eyed monsters.” The first category that drives me to the wall is the “Mr. or Mrs. Know-it-all’s”. This person will give their “friends” lectures on how to live their life or how to treat their boyfriends while insisting on the fact that he or she knows how to handle “those things”. The Know-it-alls will make every word or action a subject of criticism and snide comments. They will say your clothes do not fit your body, your other friends are rude, your boyfriend looks unhappy and they know why. Because you’re no good and they know all of the world’s mysteries. One time I had this friend who insisted that my boyfriend was unhappy because of the way I treated him. The thing is this friend had no idea how I treated my boyfriend. They just assumed that I was the problem and that they were going to fix it, for they knew everything, by telling my boyfriend to break-up with me. Once they told him their assumption and their unruly opinion my boyfriend made clear to them that I was not treating him horribly and that they...
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...Topic: Going Green Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to go green. Thesis Statement: Going green will make a difference Introduction I. Attention material: Have you ever heard of big companies, you're school, or a neighbor going green? Being Eco-friendly/going green will help animals, humans, and the world. II. Tie to the audience: There are tons of reasons why we should all be informed on why going green benefits almost everything and anything. III. Credibility material: I recently have gone green and it has not only effected my life, but the life of those around me. IV. Thesis/Preview: Going green will definitely make a difference Body I. Main point #1 There are many steps we are going to need to take to help prevent the Earth from being destroyed A. By not going green we have led to global warming, we burn fossil fuels and other things that have caused an increase in carbon dioxide. 1. Landfills are all over the place and filled with ridiculously amounts of trash, we humans throw out tons of trash daily. It takes years and year to decompose some items that are thrown into the trash. 2. Simple things can make a difference, such as, making sure to always turn off lights and electronics when you leave a room. B. By doing this you'll be saving electricity 1. Recycling paper while being in school, plastic after finishing your lunch, aluminum after an arts and crafts project, almost anything can be recycled. You can also buy recycled projects. a. Recycling...
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...Fitzgerald, was known to be a masterpiece during the 1920s and is still known as one of America’s greatest novels. The author uses the characters and events to help portray the actual situations the occurred during the 1920s. Fitzgerald used symbols, such as Dr. T.J. Eckleburg’s eyes, the green light, and the Valley of Ashes, throughout the story to bring about the true meaning behind the theme of “The American Dream”. In the beginning of Chapter 2, Fitzgerald first mentions the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg. “The eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg are blue and gigantic--their retinas are one yard high” (pg. 27). Shortly after, the narrator talks about meeting Tom Buchanan's mistress. “... we walked...
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...tribes move is a serious issue for them. Uganda has had a short and not very happy history, ranging from mass murders to an overflow of refugees from other countries. 2. Green definitely has more of an ethnocentric approach to HG being in Uganda. He wants Martin to stay in line with the company’s culture and values. Green was uncomfortable with many of the ways that Martin was accomplishing his tasks. Even though Martin was finishing everything that he was supposed to be doing, Green didn’t like the way it was done. Martin was more in line with the ideas of having a polycentric attitude. He basically changed his culture to the culture of Uganda, which may be good for becoming friends with the citizens but that doesn’t benefit the company as much as he would think. When you become overly involved with the cultures and its practices, the locals could take advantage of your openness. This was something that Green was afraid of. Like when HG paid the local tribes $7,000 to perform a tribal ritual to appease the spirit gods. The spirit gods didn’t accept the sacrifice because Martin wasn’t present so HG had to give them another $10,000 to re-do it. This was most likely just a scam to get more money out of the country, which probably could’ve been avoided if Martin wasn’t so ingrained into the culture. Green more ethnocentric approach most likely came from working in the U.S. and having never ventured into an...
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...Fruit” by Billie Holiday or any number of the songs I found on "100 Songs That Changed History” however, I didn’t want to write about a song or a period of time that I was not attached to. The one song that did jump out to me was “American Idiot” by Green Day. Don't want to be an American idiot Don't want a nation under the new media And can you hear the sound of hysteria? The subliminal mind fuck America Welcome to a new kind of tension All across the alien nation Where everything isn't meant to be okay Television dreams of tomorrow We're not the ones meant to follow For that's enough to...
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...Love, according to Cambridge Dictionaries is to have a strong affection for someone, which can be combined with a strong romantic attraction. My book, The Fault in Our Stars by John Green carries the theme of the necessity of suffering. My thesis that is related to my theme is that is that by exploring effectively to understand death through its physical, psychological and emotional manifestations. The physical toll on the two primary characters is the beginning stage for their relationship. Unavoidably this prompts a passionate bond that is anguishing when one loses the other. Passing is the most clear in the physical decay of the body, for that is the thing that individuals can see, the indications of death can be the hardest to control and cover up. A tumour patient is not able to control the agony they feel from the disease and how their body reacts to it. According to Hazel Grace, "I was left on the shore with the waves washing over me, unable to drown" (Green). That is the way Hazel Grace...
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...the shopping centre Green Oaks. Kate is still upset about the loss of her father, and she believes that she does him proud with her work. Her partners in crime are Adrian, the 22 year old son of a newsagent and Mickey, a plush monkey who is taken wherever Kate goes. Then Kate mysteriously disappears and Adrian is the prime-suspect as he was the last one who had seen her. He also vanishes, the mystery never solved. 20 years later Security guard Kurt witnesses a young girl wandering around the shopping centre of Green Oaks at night. However, when he tries to find her, she is nowhere to be seen. He works as a security guard at Green Oaks, and basically his life consists of his work, as he has nothing else to live for. Lisa works at Your Music and considers her life miserable. She has lost her brother, who disappeared after he was accused of being involved in the disappearance of Kate Meaney. For 20 years there had been no lead in the case and Kate was never found. A string of strange events and lost memories tie together the lives of many people, all somehow connected to the case of Kate Meaney. A suicide, a memory from years ago, a lost brother and a hidden secret eventually lead to the closure of a case shrouded in mysteries for so long. Setting: Time The story begins in 1984, when the main character Kate is only 10 years old. You can tell by the page that says: “1984 – Falcon Investigations” (O'Flynn, 2007, p. 1) In the '80s everything was different than it...
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