...Introduction: The new concept is color shampoo under the brand name of SUNSILK which is already famous all over the world. This is the advanced form of shampoos and new feature add up in the shampoo which is coloring hairs as well as removing dandruff and cleaning hairs. Color shampoo is a shampoo which has ability to color your hair every time when you use it. It is available in different colors and when you use different color shampoo every time it works. Shampoo has ability to clean your hair and remove dandruff but new SUNSILK color shampoo is not for removing dandruff or cleaning hairs but make hairs colorful. SUNSILK COLOR shampoo is alternative of hair color tonic and it works simply. Just apply on your hairs like ordinary shampoo and feel your hair colorful. UNILEVER Marketing Objectives: Increase sales Every company has primary marketing objective and that is increase of its sales. Company is made for earning profit and with the help or maximizing sales high profit can be achieved. Increase market share When you try to increase sales actually you try to find your new customers and increase your customer leads. It means you try to maximize your market share. Expand into overseas’ markets Unilever has marketing objective is to expand into overseas market. Unilever always try to operate in different countries. Be socially responsible i.e. ethical Being a part or society Unilever has objective to be responsible socially .e. ethical. Ethics and common social...
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... The story of The Man Who Was Thursday, It is a very symbolic Story. The writer G.K. Chesterton takes you inside a mysterious anarchist group. One of the more symbolic characters of the story is Sunday. Sunday is a very intricate character and Chesterton decodes Sunday in a very spiritual way. He is portrayed in a very interesting way. Chesterton suggests ideas of that of which Sunday represents. In the book The Man Who Was Thursday, takes place in London, in the early 1900's. It stars the main character Syme. Syme is a poet who was recruited to a secret police force. The police force that he is recruited into is looking to stop an anarchy group. He gets into the organization and becomes a top member of the group. He is sworn to not tell the police about the group by a fellow poet named Gregory. The top member Sunday has organized this anarchy group and has named the top members of the group after the days of the week. Thursday or Syme, learns that the other days of the week members are also undercover police officers. By the time he figures this out, the whole town has turned on them as anarchists. Even through everything Thursday never breaks his word and tells the police of the group. In the end he is rewarded for keeping his word and staying true., but who is Sunday? Sunday, portrayed by Chesterton in once sentence can be described as a larger than life man. Not only large in the physical sense but in a spiritual sense. In the book Chesterton writes, " the back of a...
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...Sunday morning, rain is falling Steal some covers, share some skin Clouds are shrouding us in moments unforgettable You twist to fit the mold that I am in But things just get so crazy, living life gets hard to do And I would gladly hit the road, get up and go if I knew That someday it would lead me back to you That someday it would lead me back to you That may be all I need In darkness, she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow on Sunday morning And I never want to leave Fingers trace your every outline Paint a picture with my hands Back and forth we sway like branches in a storm Change the weather, still together when it ends That may be all I need In darkness, she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow on Sunday morning And I never want to leave But things just get so crazy, living life gets hard to do Sunday morning, rain is falling and I'm calling out to you Singing, someday it'll bring me back to you. Find a way to bring myself back home to you That may be all I need In darkness, she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow on Sunday morning Driving slow It's flower in your hair I'm a flower in your hair Send "Sunday Morning" Ringtone to your Cell ------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Bottom of Form...
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...New Bethel Song List: July 2012 1st Sunday P&W * Come on and Bless the Lord with me * Empty Me by William Murphy Adult Combined Choir * Processional: Jesus I’ll Never Forget by Bishop Carlton Pearson and the Azusa Choir * Prayer Response: Holy, Holy, Holy (Hymn 1st verse only) * Offering selection: Sunday Morning Medley (Smokie Norful and the AME 12th district choir) * Sermonic selection: I know I’ve Been Changed by Bishop Carlton Pearson and the Azusa Choir * Songs for Communion: At the Cross/Oh the Blood of Jesus (Hymns) 2nd Sunday P&W * Hallelujah by Tye Tribbett * I need you more by Kim Walker Male Choir * Processional: Harvest Time by John P. Kee * Prayer Response: He is Lord * Offering: Shackles by Darrell McFadden and The Disciples * Sermonic selection: Something About The Name Jesus by Kirk Franklin (featuring Rance Allen) 3rd Sunday P&W * Lord you are awesome by William Murphy * He Loves Us by Hillsong and Kim Walker Youth Choir: Annointed Ones For Christ * Processional: Brighter Day by Kirk Franklin * Prayer Response: Hallelujah * Offering selection: So Amazing by Tye Tribbett * Sermonic Selection (Children’s Choir): Everybody Clap Your Hands by Joshua’s Troop 4th Sunday: P&W * Praise on my mind by Pastor Charles Jenkins and the Chicago Crusade Choir * Never Be The Same by Shana Wilson (featuring Tasha Cobbs) Gospel Mass Choir * Processional:...
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...as my application may state, have been raised with the label of "Jewish" next to my name. To me, "Jewish", had always been little more than just that, a label. I attended Sunday School for several years, spending the majority of my time there wishing that I could be doing just about anything but sitting in that small, rundown building. Following my sixth grade year, my father's job moved my family of four from the tiny streets of Springfield, Ohio to the crowded suburbs of Cincinnati. My mother told my brother and I that we would be resuming our duties as young Jewish students in the then-near future. This occurred biweekly for about a year. Knowing well that my family has a tendency of planning things that never come into fruition,...
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...Jesus died , Simon Peter , one of Jesus disciples , became a strong leader in the jewish Christian movement. Later James , most likely Jesus brother , took over leadership. As the apostles of Jesus Christ spread the gospels , they provided the beginning structure for the early Christian Church. It is impossible to separate the initial stages of the Roman Catholic Church from that of the early Christian church. After Jesus died , Simon Peter , one of Jesus disciples , became a strong leader in the jewish Christian movement. Later James , most likely Jesus brother , took over leadership. Get Connected Get Connected History of the Church History of the Church Join Us every Sunday to have the blessings of God . Never forget the Lord’s day so that God will always protect us in danger. Never...
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...Hello New Hope, There are certain things that just remind me of Christmas. Carols, Christmas Evergreens, Wreaths, and music. Particularly one of the things that never ceases to remind me of Christmas is the sound of jingling bells near a Salvation Army kettle. The kettle drive has a long and illustrious history dating back to 1891. In that year a preacher with the Salvation Army wanted to help the homeless and poor at Christmas. So, he placed a kettle near the ferry landing in Oakland and encouraged people to donate change to keep the kettle boiling. He raised enough funds to host a Christmas dinner for the poor and homeless in San Francisco. Today the kettles are still there still raising money for those who need it. But, they also serve always...
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...When a company has good slogans it prompts consumers to associate certain thoughts and feelings with that company. If the USPS does a good job they could come up with a slogan that prompts both excitement and joy, pushing customers to be more apart, and increasing the company’s production. Slogans can be very beneficial to a company, but it takes more than that to keep a company floating. The USPS Postmaster feels that by eliminating Saturday deliveries it could help save the USPS (Source C). However, Richard Honack believes the exact opposite. He thinks that the USPS should also deliver on Sundays (Source A). Not only would this be risky, but it could be just what the USPS needs to separate itself from competition. For as long as mail has been delivered, it has never been delivered on a Sunday. Although today it seems very normal that shops are open on Sundays, it didn’t used to be...
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...Looking back at ones past often resembles memories that are treasured forever or resented. In, “My Papa’s Waltz” by Theodore Roethke, “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden, and in “Photograph of My Father” in His Twenty-Second Year by Raymond Carver, all the narrators have a relationship with their fathers. The narrators describe the negative memories of their father of either: drinking, being abusive, being fearful, or being a negative role model but, all still find the love for their fathers. In “My Papa’s Waltz,” the narrator describes his father as a drinker, “the whiskey on your breath” (line 1). The narrator wasn’t happy with his drinking, it made him feel sick, “Could make a small boy dizzy” (2) Similar to the narrator in “Photograph of My Father in His Twenty-Second Year,” demonstrates he was bothered and ashamed of his father, “I study my father’s embarrassed young man’s face. / Sheepish grin, he holds in one hand a sting/ of spiny yellow perch, in the other/ a bottle of Carlsbad beer” (lines 2-5). Both narrators have a negative memory of their fathers drinking. Different from the other narrators, in “Those Winter Sundays,” the narrator has a negative memory of his father calling him, “When the rooms were warm, he’d call,/ and slowly I would rise and dress, /fearing the chronic angers of that house” (lines 7-9). All the narrators had negative memories of their fathers. All three narrators had role model figure from their fathers. “In My Papa’s Waltz,” the narrator...
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...a teenage boy named Elvis, and his slow escape from the impoverished lifestyle of Lagos, Nigeria. Elvis is smart and independent, having lost his mother when he was a young boy and growing up with a distant relationship with his father, Sunday. Throughout the novel, Elvis’s relationship with each character becomes important in defining Elvis’s character as a whole. Each character has a very distinct influence on Elvis and it is these different influences that shape him into the puzzled and distraught youth he is illustrated as in the novel. Elvis lives a different life when he is in Afikpo. In the first flashbacks, it is easy to see how close Elvis is with his mother, Beatrice. Beatrice is later revealed to be suffering from breast cancer and inevitable dies when Elvis is still young. But before she does, she makes full effort to teach her son everything necessary for him after she dies. Beatrice tells her mother, Oye, “I have taught him to sew, to iron, to cook, to read and write at a level beyond his age” (Abani 38). Beatrice’s teachings explains how Elvis is well beyond his years at age sixteen; he loves reading eminent works of literature and cares enough for his step-siblings to buy them food since their mother, Comfort, never would. After Beatrice passes away, Elvis remains close to his grandmother, Oye. In a later flashback, Elvis would read her letters from her pen pals. Abani writes, “Elvis enjoyed Oye’s trust. It was one of the few times when he felt needed”...
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...subtle indications of affection are the driving forces behind two poems written with the same theme: “Mother to Son” by Langston Hughes, and “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden. In the two poems, the authors reveal the different ways in which parents show love for their children through point of view, imagery, and symbolism; however each poem deals with a different method of demonstrating their kindness. The two poems use different points of view to convey their similar messages to the reader. While both use first person point of view, “Mother to Son” is told from...
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...the field should finish on Sunday. When: Sunday, June 7, 2009; 2:16 p.m./et Weather: Mostly cloudy with a high around 71; wind out of the NW at 4 mph. Chance of precipitation 20%. The Track: Pocono Raceway Pocono Raceway is a 2.5 mile tri-oval. It has 14 degree banking in turn one, eight degree banking in turn two, and six degree banking in turn three. Key to Race: THE POCONO TOUGH TRIANGLE Pocono has three turns and three long straight-aways. This unique configuration forces engines to run at high RPM levels three times on each lap. The high RPM levels and the length of the race place a premium on a strong and even more reliable engine than at most tracks. Kasey Kahne and Carl Edwards won the 2008 races, Jeff Gordon and Kurt Busch took the checker flags during the 2007 season, and Denny Hamlin won both poles and races at Pocono in 2006. All five of these drivers are great picks. Qualifying Procedures: 46 cars will attempt to qualify for 43 spots. Cars not in the top 35 in the 2009 point standings will have to qualify based on speed. Starting positions 1-43 will be determined by qualifying runs on Friday, June 5 at 3:40 pm/et. Fantasy Cheat Sheet: Top 5 No. 11 Denny Hamlin: Hamlin has been awesome at Pocono in his career. In six starts he has two wins and has finished worse than sixth just one time. No. 99 Carl Edwards: Edwards was excellent at Pocono in 2008 and should be in the mix to win on Sunday. No. 48 Jimmie Johnson:...
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...Tsar a lot as he was able to sort out the small opposition groups separately rather than one massive one. However, we can then question the amount of impact done to the Tsar which then proves how much the Tsar was threatened by the 1905 revolution. From this, we can clearly see how the Tsar was affected in the short term and the long term. As previously mentioned, the Tsar still maintained the loyalty of the army and the police which is an important factor as to why the 1905 revolution did not threaten the position of the Tsar. As the Tsar still had control and the loyalty of the military, he was able to easily suppress the opposition and their riots with minimal loss to his power. Two main riots in the 1905 revolution, the Bloody Sunday and the Potemkin Mutiny, helped to corroborate the fact the as long as the Tsar still had the loyalty of the military, he will still be able to control the acts of oppression that could've potentially...
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...their top priorities, over countless additional important aspects such as, school, church, family, etc. As professional sports have grown in America, they have gained great popularity and good reputation due to the competitive games which take place, showcasing teams thriving at that specific time. Today’s society has strayed away from religious aspects and morals shifting to a more secular way of life by showcasing professional sports on religious holidays and on the “Sabbath” the holy day and day of rest, Sunday. Sports are clearly attracting strong adherents as religion continues shedding them away. As sports in American are growing popular religion is on the opposite trajectory and is losing influence in the country. Just fifty years ago, three in every 10 Americans considered themselves sports fans. In 2012, the same data was...
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...The poems “My Papas Waltz” by Theodore Roethke and “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden are similar and yet drastically different poems. The poems are similar because they share a main theme. The main theme is the two speakers of the poems are remembering their fathers. Both of the fathers in the poem seem to some many similarities, but for the most part are very different Individuals. Firstly, in the poem “My Papas Waltz”, the speaker describes his father and himself dancing. The speaker alludes that the poem is a memory from his child hood. Implied in the lines "The whiskey on your breath/ Could make a small boy dizzy” (Roethke lines 1-2). More importantly he depicts his father as an alcoholic. Unlike the father in the poem “Those Winter Sundays” where there is no mention of alcohol. Furthermore the speaker’s perspective is son or daughter reminiscing the things the father did for him or her as a child....
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