...Order Summary Cart Contact Shipping Payment Review 6 Item(s) in CartHide Items Contact BUY ONLINE ITEM(S) Covington Men's Monroe Dress Shoe - Black Sold by Sears Width: Medium | Color: Black | Size: 10.5 Shipping edit $24.99 Qty. 1 Apostrophe Women's Hipster Style Panties Sold by Sears Special Sizes: Women's | Size: 7 | Color: White Ship: Standard Joe Boxer Women's Printed Boyshorts Panties Sold by Sears Special Sizes: Women's | Color: Blue | Size: 7 Qty. 1 Your item(s) will arrive between Apr 11 and Apr 13 $3.40 1 $3.40 Joe Boxer Women's Lace-Trim Hipster Sold by Sears Standard Ship: Apostrophe Women's Hipster Style Sizes: Women's | Size: 7 | Color: White Special Your item(s) will arrive between Apr 11 Panties Qty. 1 and Apr 13 Sold by Sears Special Sizes: Women's | Size: 7 | Color: White $3.40 1 $3.40 NordicTrack Men's Mesh Athletic Shorts Ship: Joe Boxer Women's Lace-Trim by Sears Standard Sold Your item(s) will arrive between Apr 11 Hipster Extended and Apr 13| Size: M | Color: Black Onyx Sizes: Men's Sold by Sears Qty. 1 Special Sizes: Women's | Size: 7 | Color: White 1 $8.09 $3.40 Ship: Standard NordicTrack Men's Mesh Athletic NordicTrackitem(s) will arrive between Apr 11 Your Men's Mesh Athletic Shorts Shorts Sold by Sears Apr 13 and Sold by Sears Extended Sizes: Men's | Size: M | Color: Beyond Navy Extended Sizes: Men's | Size: M | Color: Black Onyx 1 $8.09 $8.09 Qty. 1 Ship: Standard Merchandise...
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...Jiaxin Zeng UNIV 111 Williams 02 Dec 2015 Negative Impacts of Social Media It is not an uncommon sight to see someone having meal with their friends or family on the dinner table, completely absorbed by the display of their smart phone. The way we choose to connect with people has become largely mediated by social networking. Most of us, perhaps not surprisingly, have accepted this transition without question. Whether you are dating someone, interviewing someone, or just meeting someone for the first time, there is a special quality about face-to-face interactions. You can catch the subtle tone in their voice, see their expression as it changes from sad to outraged, and you can look them in the eye to see if you trust them. So it’s unfortunate that real-life interactions are on the outs as cell phone conversations, texting, instant messaging and Facebook emails start to take up more of our time. For young people especially, having a cell phone or iPod in hand and ready has become the default mode while walking the streets. That means much less chance of conversation with the people who populate their real lives. Years ago, before social networking existed, friends would go out and have a good time, and popularity in high school would...
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...Social networking has become an unquestionable part of our everyday lives. We do not even think anything of it, because so many people have accounts on websites like Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, etc., that are checked and updated daily. Those who have a life on the internet do not always realize that they are losing their connections with the real world. Nowadays, a reputation online is more important, and communication thrives through social networking. New cliques are created, and some are even finding a way to make a living online. Social media seems to have quite the impact, especially on teenagers. However, most do not see the impact that it has. Years ago, before social networking existed, friends would go out and have a good time, and popularity in high school would be something of importance to a lot of people. Today, popularity is the equivalent to having a lot of followers on twitter or Tumblr. Tumblr has its own way of creating “celebrities.” Users are considered “Tumblr famous” if they have a high number of followers. This sure is a way to boost your ego, and also a way to become completely conceited. Websites like these make us think that greatness is achieved just because thousands of strangers are familiar with your face. Popularity is not about having a lot of friends anymore; it is just about being known for absolutely nothing. Social networking has its positives, considering it allows us to connect with friends and family in a matter of seconds. Although this...
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... | | |business | |Ethnicity |Africans are better is sports |Asians are smarter |Mexicans are willing to work for | | | | |cheapers rates than others | Part II Answer each question in 50 to 100 words related to those stereotypes. Provide citations for all the sources you use. What are the positive aspects of stereotypes, if any? Stereotypes can have a positive aspects if looked at in the context of if a hipster friend offers to take you to a party but you decline because of the stereotype that most hipsters smoke illegal substances and this could end up keeping you out of that situation or help prevent you from going down that path by trying a gateway drug....
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...to the greatest number of people affected by the act. Also, the theory of utilitarianism values that the morality of an action is the one that maximizes utility. Many people use the moral principles of the utilitarian to respond in a given situation and do as right as possible. However, some people do not always use their morals values in some situations and tend to use to react on their self-interest or well-being. The story of the number one car manufacturer presents that in the society where we all live, people should use their morals values to make the right decisions and do the right thing for the safety of all. In reference to the theory of utilitarianism the car manufacturer has to make a choice on either leave the release of the Hipster with the major brake defeat that can cause deadly accidents or recalls the release and look further into the incidents. Therefore using...
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...Susan Luckman argued in her Craft and the Creative Economy is that labour hours of Etsy sellers can never be compared to mass produced products that has since been growing and has provided a constant challenge since the 19th century where Morris and Ruskin first established the Arts and Craft Movement. Craft being dead During that period of time, in the age of industrialisation, Morris william wanted to bridge a gap between the beautiful yet useless craft and the ugly but useful factory object in traditional craftsmanship. By the end of the 19th century Craft has influenced various fields which include metalwork, ceramics, domestic design and other design fields. However, along the way the idea of art was lost to make way for mass marketing pricing and as a result the product could only be afforded by those of upper...
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...front end which is implied for the organization's clients and backend for administrators at Eric’s collection of super cool ideas. The preparation of website processing will be coordinated with the website developer. The website will be developed inside the dispensed plan. Objective: To create and actualize an ecommerce website for Eric’s collection of super cool ideas., inside 8 months and at an expense not surpassing $250,000. Business Goals: • To increase customer base. • To increase market share. • To increase customer reach. • To minimize cost of operation. • To enhance customer retention. Technical Requirements: The website must be built in MySQL with the standard development processes. The security is incorporated by 64-bit encryption. Limits and Exclusions - The website project does not include finance, marketing and any other activities which are outside the boundaries of development of the website. IT infrastructure is not a part of project scope. Customer Review - The review process includes that website is working on the minimum available Internet speed. Problem statement: Eric’s collection of super cool ideas. is a sock manufacturer who deals in catering to young, men and women hipsters. They have positioned themselves as high quality and reasonable price brand. However, it has not kept itself up-to date with evolving information systems. Because of which, its sales has started dwindling along with its market share. It has been noted most hipsters buy...
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...In chapter 6 we study how non- scientists have appropriated psychopathy for pop-cultural applications. These applications have brought us the hipster and postmodern psychopaths, as well as the psychopath as an object of emulation and envy. In his 2011 exposition "The Philosophical Significance of Psychopaths: Postmodernism, Morality, and God," Stamos composed, "Generally as insane people need moral excellencies and values and don't need them, postmodernists need epistemic temperances and values and don't need them."9 The Oregon State University therapist Michael Levenson contrasted psychopathy with the bête noire of postmodernists, scientism (the overextension of science to clarify for all intents and purposes everything) this way: "The maniac...
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...-10:30 p.m. to view the band Desgraciadas at a multi-band concert. The audience was primarily college-aged hipster Caucasians. The venue was dark, with misty lighting centered on the stage. The audience of hipsters seemed appropriate for the venue- an underground local Tallahassee band. The band consisted of four members. Gladys Nobriga, the guitarist and Amanda Kirchen, the drummer both sported black and white outfits complete with suspenders and thick-rimmed glasses. Desgraciadas’s bass player was Jeppie Gutierrez, who sported a long black dress. Hope Limansah, dressed in jean shorts and a cheetah-print crop top, was the band’s lead singer. Halfway through the venue, Gladys and Amanda switched instruments and successfully demonstrated the band’s flexibility and musical proficiency. Desgraciadas is a group with a unique style of music. To describe their style with one genre would not do justice. The songs they featured in the concert felt like a boiling soup mix of punk and indie rock, with a dash of metal sprinkled on top. Songs were a direct line to the members’ raw emotions. Gladys, while on guitar, swung his head around violently, gripping the guitar tight as he waved it up and down. Hope bounced back and forth with her hips. She would often mimic the dominant guitar’s...
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...With over 100 years in the shoe industry, Converse has been a brand with many different associations. It has marketed and positioned itself in numerous ways and has managed to maintain a high level of brand recognition with all ages and walks of life. It was the World’s first performance basketball sneaker. It was worn by the entire Army Air Corps in WWII. It was the official sponsor of the 1984 Olympics, and it was the shoe that Kurt Cobain was famously wearing when he died. It would be hard to argue that any other brand has been independent enough to be tied to so many market segments. This paper will provide insight into how Converse and the Chuck Taylor All Star was able to maintain its prominent position in the shoe market for over 100 years, despite competition, an ever changing market, and even bankruptcy. History Of Converse In 1908, Converse began as a rubber shoe company specializing in tennis shoes, rubber boots and automobile tires. The All Star shoe was created in 1917 as a specialized basketball shoe. It was competing with A.G. Spalding, U.S. Rubber, and Goodrich. Spalding invented the basketball as we know it today, and the basketball shoe, which included a rubber sole for traction. Previously, athletes competed in a high top shoe with a leather sole. At this time, the sport of basketball was still primitive and lacked the national prominence it has today. In 1921, Converse brought on Charles “Chuck” H. Taylor as a traveling sales representative to...
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...COMPANY BACKGROUND Warby Parker is an American eyewear company that was launched in February, 2010 as part of the Venture Initiation Program by four students from the University of Pennsylvania. The company’s initiative was to sell cheap eyewear online combined with a good cause. Warby Parker believes that “everyone has the right to see” this idea lead to forming partnership with renowned non-profits – e.g. RestoringVision.org – to give a pair away to someone in need for every pair sold. However, it was not just the company’s generous intentions that made Warby Parker so successful for a start-up firm. Warby Parker’s brand is both trendy and classic providing high quality frames with best in class polarized lenses. As a way of cutting costs, Warby Parker decided to avoid middlemen and go directly to the manufacturers in China, circumventing traditional channels. The company is considered a made-on-the-internet brand: it has a huge presence of the internet and most of its advertising campaigns take place there, which constitutes an advantage, given the growing popularity of e-commerce and social network advertising. They started off as an online company however, in the past years they have also opened stores and showrooms in 15 location across the US with their headquarter in New York. BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS ARCHETYPE Warby Parker’s business is based on the low price and high quality of the products, the solidarity branch of their program and also on their online shop. To...
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...Case Analysis American Apparel: Unwrapping Ethics Whether American Apparel should change their advertising or stay with the highly sexualized nature they have been using for advertising Situation Analysis How American Apparel is going to take the brand from where they are at and move forward with it, either by changing their ways or staying the same. Internal Environment The resources American Apparel has available to them internally come from hiring young people for design and advertising to help them better reach their targeted market, and come up with the advertisements and style of clothing. The overall organizational goals are to offer a sustainable, high quality clothing product that appeals to young urbanite individuals who are likely to be loyal to their brand, and advertise it just by wearing it and making it popular. External environment Five Forces Influence the industry as a whole and determine the conduct of the firms within the industry and also determines profitability Competitive intensity-High Part of the reason American Apparel wants to change in order to build a lasting brand and to make a turnaround is due to the competitive intensity within the clothing industry. Competitive intensity reduces profitability because the more strongly firms are competing, the more likely they are to cut their prices. This intensity increases when there are numerous balanced competitors, slow growth, high fixed costs, lack of perceived difference between products...
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...Evan Brock 04/05/2013 Lester Young Lester Willis Young (August 27, 1909 – March 15, 1959), nicknamed "Pres" or "Prez", was an American jazz tenor saxophonist and clarinetist. He also played trumpet, violin, and drums. Coming to prominence while a member of Count Basie's orchestra, Young was one of the most influential players on his instrument. He played with a cool tone and used sophisticated harmonies, using "a free-floating style, wheeling and diving like a gull, banking with low, funky riffs that pleased dancers and listeners alike". Famous for his hip, introverted style, he invented or popularized much of the hipster ethos which came to be associated with the music. Lester Young was born in Woodville, Mississippi, and grew up in a musical family. His father, Willis Handy Young, was a respected teacher, his brother Lee Young was a drummer, and several other relatives played music professionally. His family moved to New Orleans, Louisiana, when Lester was an infant and later to Minneapolis, Minnesota. Although at a very young age Young did not initially know his father, he learned that his father was a musician. Later Willis taught his son to play the trumpet, violin, and drums in addition to the saxophone. Lester Young played in his family's band, known as the Young Family Band, in both the vaudeville and carnival circuits. He left the family band in 1927 at the age of 18 because he refused to tour in the Southern United States, where Jim Crow laws were in effect and racial...
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...America Following the wind not knowing where it would take me was my life. It was town to town with me I was hipster who traveled the world see and hearing everything, so I never wore a tie. My name is Austin Stone I was a free spirit who protested against things that I thought weren’t right. I’ve protested from things such as banning zoo, destroying nature, government, and using the power of sunlight. When I protested it was just for fun and joy. Back then I was just a boy. Now I am a man with a plan. As I passed from town to town until the wind brought me to the state of Minnesota. Going there remind of the first time I protested for what I believe in when I went to South Dakota. When I was in Minnesota the wind brought me to the American mall to protest for the protection of a piece of nature that was going to be destroyed. So I decided to tie myself to a tree, when the construction workers and police kept telling me to leave, but I just got annoyed. I loved nature, so letting nature get her hurt would suck. Destroying this beautiful piece of land wouldn’t be cool just to earn a quick buck. Then others decided to join my crusade to help protect the land. They demand that we move and if we did not comply they would cut off our hands. Despite what they said I stayed even if it cost me my life I was going to protect nature because I loved it. In the end the construction workers and police men saw how much the people and I care for this land so they decided that they would...
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...The Milk Carton Kids are a folk duo made up of the likable Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale. Their music is reminiscent of another time, yet they’re relatable. They wear suits but they’re laid-back. They’re a contradiction and you can’t help but want to know more. Number Five: They gave away their first two albums for free because, according to Pattengale, “It was a way of helping to build an audience that was ours and was honest.” The good news? You can still download these albums without charge. Number Four: They surprise you. You’d probably expect a pair of dry-humored musicians from LA to be dressed more like hipsters than businessmen, but not this pair. They wear suits and ties to their concerts and play 1950s vintage guitars. Pattengale ties a handkerchief above his capo to stop his guitar strings from buzzing and because he likes the way it looks....
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