...different product and services . Today, when we go to the supermarket, we can easily find many kinds of chocolate, like kinder surprise. Kinder surprise is one of the products from Ferrero SpA. Ferrero SpA is a very famous chocolate company; also it is one of the world’s largest chocolate producers. Ferrero produce many kind of chocolate, like Ferrero Rocher, kinder and so on, which are all well known over the world (James, P). The advertisement what I chose is about kinder surprise chocolate factory in 2010,. While kinder surprise is a series of kinder. Why it was called surprise? Because kinder surprise is like an egg, once you eat the chocolate outside, you can find that there is a toy inside, but if you do not open it, you never know what inside. This advertisement was used the form of the colorful cartoons to show us the people how it produces. From this point, we can find that this product mainly forces to the children. Then, it targets an audience that will easily remember the characters like the chocolate jam, the children who are playing many kinds of toys, and the egg. When talking about this advertisement, it started from a boss, who went to check the chocolate factory daily work, when he opened the door of the factory, it looked like a big fun chocolate kingdom. The staff, who working in the kingdom were enjoy their job, every surprise egg was checked carefully. When he went to see the produce of the toy, we can find that each toy was produced very patient and...
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...quickly moving shots with stills, slow tracking shots, time-lapse photography, and colour/black-and-white film and video. The documentary opens with video taken from the back of a subway train, along with the track "Fitter Happier" from OK Computer. This cuts to the band members reading off several dozen radio intros. Interspliced with the promotional material is live footage taken from various venues around the world, including the song "Karma Police" on Late Show with David Letterman. Included in the documentary are various video clips of television appearances, newspaper articles, and other mentions of Radiohead in the media. In a clip from a Sky News programme, presenter Kay Burley comments on the video for the band's song "No Surprises", saying "Music to cut your wrists to. [...] It's the most miserable-sounding tune I've ever heard." While watching the video, the programme's music reviewer quips "You'll probably quite enjoy it because he actually drowns at the end". The making of the video is then shown, where frontman Thom Yorke is lip-synching while trapped in a tank of rising water.[2] The world tour that is the subject of the film has subsequently been admitted as a low point for the band, specifically Yorke, who had a near-breakdown. As "On Your Own Again" by Scott Walker plays on the soundtrack, Yorke is seen placing a note that reads "i am not here and this is not really happening" on his hotel windowpane, which looks out onto midtown Manhattan. This message...
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...University of Phoenix Material Ethical Actions Worksheet Write a 100- to 150-word response to each of the following questions: · Was there anything in either the University of Phoenix Student Code of Conduct or the Student Code of Academic Integrity that surprised you? If so, what was it? Why were you surprised? If not, why not? In the University of Phoenix Student Code of Conduct and Code of Academic Integrity I found nothing that really surprised me. When you take the personal resposibilty to attend a prestiges university it is not surprising that a lot is expected of you. If you are a personal responsble person and have core values, morals, honesty and Integrity then there is nothing that will surpise you in the Student Codes of Conduct and Academic Integrity. I am some one of high charcter and Integrity that is why nothing really surprised me in the code of conduct or academic integrity. In running my business a lot of those same things are a must to be employed or a volunteer of Central Florida Hoops or Hoops of America. That is why I take great pride in making sure that they are followed by not only myself but by others, · What did you learn about the behaviors considered important for an ethical learner or student in the University of Phoenix learning community? I learned that The University of Phoenix takes the behaviors for an ethical learner in the University of phoenix community real serious. The University of phoenix will not tolerate any...
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...Europe due to its unique packaging. It is another egg containing a surprise - and therefore a member of the Kinder Sorpresa family - but it is decidedly more technological. It is made up of two plastic valves, half of which contains the food which you eat with the spoon provided while the other half contains the surprise. These two parts are joined and when opened make a noise that children love, a “clack” that heralds the surprise they will find inside. This extremely modern and amusing product was born of highly specific needs which in this case consisted in taking Kinder Sorpresa to those parts of the world where distance and climate might have hampered its distribution (chocolate shell, packaged in an aluminium film cannot be sold in hot and humid countries). Instead, Kinder Joy withstands humidity and high temperatures and is a hyper-protected and hygienic product suitable for emerging markets such as Africa, South America, India, or places where the climate is not conducive to chocolate. Here the packaging is technically highly advanced and the content integrates perfectly with its packaging… Exceptional research was carried out on barrier, multi-layer and thermoformed materials. Our objective was to protect the product totally. You can easily imagine the difference in terms of costs between Kinder joy and the egg wrapped in aluminium. The format is identical but they are worlds apart. The little surprises contained in the eggs have reached an incredible level of sophistication...
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...A Surprise Trip Observation Essay It was about 10:30 Saturday morning when I woke up, still feeling bad from the night before. My boyfriend decided at the last minute to surprise me and four of our children with a day at the beach the day before. We left with only the clothes on our backs and bathing suits. It was only after we arrived that we decided to stay the night. So we got us a room at the Sea Foam motel in Nags Head, NC. After I was finally able to get up from the bed, I woke the children up to get ready so we could leave. We all took showers, packed up all our belongings and headed out. It was well past the check-out time before we left, but the housekeeper just laughed and told us to take our time. We all jumped into the van and pulled out from the motel. We took a right out of the parking lot heading north on Highway 12, intent on going home. After driving only a few blocks, we took a left onto Forbes St. and then another left onto Highway 158 south. We stopped at the Food Lion and picked up a few snacks and sandwich makings. When we left the grocery store we drove about a mile south before stopping at a Shell service station to fill up with gas. We pulled out of the service station onto Highway 12 and continued to head south. During our journey, the view to my left was large sand hills covered in tall grass. Every now and then you could catch a glimpse of the ocean. The scenery to my right consisted mainly of trees and shrubbery. Just miles before reaching...
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...1. How was Poland able to avoid the worst effects of the economic crisis that gripped most of Europe during 2008 – 2009? Poland was able to avoid the worst effects of the economic crisis that gripped most of Europe during 2008- 2009 mainly because they were able to keep investors. Poland keep its public debt in check and as a result acquired investors from other countries (Hill, 2014). Poland is a democratic government and a member of the European Union which allows they better access to international trade and foreign investment. Poland is a major exporter, the percentage of exports is more than double what the US is. Poland is a young country it the global economic market (Hill, 2014). It is still growing and has little time to build up debt, this is the main reason Poland was able to avoid the worst effects of the economic crisis unlike the other countries in Europe and around the world. 2. What lessons can be derived for the Polish experience during 2008-2009? The lessons that can be derived for the Polish experience during 2008-2009 are export more and spend less. Poland was and still is a major exporter. Exporting helped Poland grow during the crisis when everyone else was feeling the effects. Poland was able to keep its public debt in check. The polish government was even criticized for the tight spending policies but it worked for them because they were able to gain investors for the same countries that criticized them earlier that decade (Hill, 2014). Exporting brought...
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...1.1 There are many benefits when purchasing Kinder Joy Eggs. The first major benefit is that consumer can enjoy crispy chocolate. Additionally, surprised toys that comes with Kinder JOY are the second benefit that young consumer should feel interested in. Kinder JOY is not only an special chocolate which contains rich in milk and hazelnuts but this product is also made without artificial colours and preservatives so it is healthy and safe for consumers. Once purchasing Kinder JOY, consumer will get a random surprised toy which is colorful and attractive. Toys is packed into a half of the egg and comes with a instruction paper which makes the toy become more interesting. Moreover, Kinder Joy's chocolate candies come in only one model and taste the same all around the world which have creamy chocolate and toys set separately in two parts of the egg. However, toys that come with Kinder Joy is usually updated according to market trends. These Kinder Joy Eggs are sold through retail distribution channels so most Kinder Joy's customers are who use direct products and non-business purpose. In addition, the products contain chocolate with toys so not many adults would be likely to purchase a piece of chocolate and get free small unsuitable toys for their age. As a result, most customers of Kinder Joy are children or the parents buying it for their children. If the consumers can not find Kinder Joy, they can still buy substitute products ,such as: OZO chocolate. Kinder Joy Eggs...
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...true”. He decides that the best was to do so was to disregard not regard these things as “unquestionably false” instead. He went as far as to pretend that his body did not exist and that averting that he had ever taught of was nothing more than a mere dream and did not exist in real life. Before he could even begin to imagine his non-existence, it occurred to him that fact that he could even think that everything was false proved that he existed. He stated “But no sooner had I embarked on this project than I noticed that while I was trying in this way to think everything to be false it had to be the case that I, who was thinking this, was something.” From this discovery he came up with his first principle “I think, therefore I am. The surprise ending came when Descartes concludes that his thoughts are proof that God exists. He explains because humans are imperfect and the sky, the earth, light, and other objects could be delusions, the idea of God could not be a delusion and thus God is real. Imperfect humans could not conceive of a perfect God...
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...Surprise Ending Strayer University HUM 112 January 22, 2015 This paper is going to lay out one of Jonathon Swift’s famous works titled “A Modest Proposal” which mainly tackled protecting children of poor people of Irish from the rich peopleof England. Jonathon aimed at safeguarding the children from being a burden to their parents and the entire country instead they become useful to the society. He wanted to reduce the population of the suffering children because their parents were unable to cater for their basic requirements. Jonathan proposed an ironical attempt that would provide a fair way of making the children useful. This paper will be able to show how Jonathon Proposal had a surprise ending. Jonathan uses economic reasoning by arguing that the problem should be used as its own solution. His proposal is to make the children fat and be able to use as food to the rich land owners. He analyzed the number, price and wait of children showing how it should be consumed. According to Jonathon, this will be able to solve the problem of overpopulation, unemployment and concentrate in growing the economy. Parents will be able to cut their cost and losses hence improving the economy of the nation in general. Jonathan created a surprise ending of this proposal when he transparently stated that the proposal will not affect him in any way for his children are already grown, and his wife is not capable of having any other child. It is also very ridiculous to think that a human...
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...Did the Military Situation Justify the Surprise Attack? This question has long been a topic of debate. One side believes this was the only way to end the war. After the bloody battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa, the United States needed the one last thing to push Japan to the point of surrender. Dropping the atomic bomb did cause mass chaos, casualties, and destruction to the Japanese Empire but it was necessary for the United States’ victory. In 1945, United States policymakers set a primary goal. The goal was to end the war with Japan as quickly as possible with minimum number of casualties. Even though the atom bombs caused over 140,000 deaths it saved many American lives by avoiding an invasion of Japan. The other side of the debate suggests that Japan’s navy was...
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...Nancy starts off her lecture with many different way people seek happiness. There are over 2000 titles with advice on habits, secrets, steps and choices. There are also 120 million anti-depressants prescribed to patients seeking happiness around world. Finally in 1995 the drug business accounted for 8% of world trade, which is over 400 billion dollars, this is roughly the same percent as gas and oil. Studies show the lack of happiness across the world, and the rise of depression. The world’s health organization predicts that as of 2020 depression will be the second largest cause of disability. People have a balance of negative and positive emotional system. The negative system is tremendously sensitive to negative bias. People are born to like the taste of something sweet rather then bitter. People also hate the feeling of losing, but love the feeling of winning. There has been many updated studies on happiness, some think that just because on is not unhappy anymore it does not mean that they are happy. This only means that the person is unhappy, unhappiness and happiness do not meet at endpoints. Freudian’s scale of happiness showed that the more you grow unhappy, the more you continue onto the scale towards happiness, which is not accurate. Some positive offsets are people are generally above average when it comes to happiness. About 50% of one’s genes will determine their level of happiness. A study was done on patients recovering from surgery; there were some facing a brick...
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...Case 9 Question 1 How did Sedo’s market value develop from 2000 to 2006? With more than 1.4 million member account from around the world, and trading domains in more than 20 languages, Sedo stands alone as the world’s only global domain marketplace. Sedo’s marketplace connect buyers and seller making it simple for individual and companies to acquire the domain names they need for their success and online presence. Sedo’s domain market places is the most active in the industry and offer the world’s largest selection of premium domains with more than 15 million available for sale. Sedo offer the entire tool needed to buy, sell, and monetize domains including domain appraisals, brokerage services, promotion and Sedo’s popular domain parking program. Members use Sedo’s parking program to earn revenue on more than 3.2 million domains while promoting those domains for sales. In early 2000, the young entrepreneurs decide to invest more of their time and money into the business. They booked banners advertisements on website and cultivated relationship with the press. This occurred at the height of “internet hype”, leading to an overwhelming response from the media and the Internet community. The contacts they gained during this time were invaluable: potential business partners, investor and future competitors. One of the Sedo’s competitors is Ulrich Essmann. He already acquire sizeable customer base that Sedo lack, after see the potential, he decide to join the Sedo venture. The...
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...The behavior of the group leader that is Teng Soon Jin had surprised me. This is because he is being a good and efficient leader. Although we do not know each other well from the beginning, but he is very friendly to us. He takes good care of his group members just like his own family member that was surprising me. Soon Jin can lead our group members to do things which we need to do and make sure that we did our own part well. He also keeps our group motivated towards the continued success of the group as well as keeps the energy level up. Besides that, he has been giving many guidelines to me whenever I meet any problems or difficulties, so that I can complete my part on time. Next, he always has a great and logic idea that make everyones of the group member sincerely convinced to his idea. In addition, he also has the leadership skills. Sometimes we have some argument or quarrel when discussing some parts of the product, but Soon Jin can resolve the conflicts in the win-win way and able to solve the problem easily. Next, he also has the self-awareness that is the ability to comprehend and control own emotions. In additions, he has the self regulation. For example, he is able to control his anger, propel his self when feeling negative and make personnel choices that are not completely dominated by sentiments. He had sacrificed his time instead of practicing his hobby but guides our group members to complete the video and project in time. In conclusion, his behavior...
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...In “Writing and Teaching for Surprise”, Donald M. Murray, writes about the true, raw writing process. He explains in the beginning of the essay that writing is all about the experience and the process of how you end up with the final paper. He says several times that the best work is that which stems from hours of jotting down random, seemingly illogical sentences. And that by the end of the piece, those unorganized sentences have been edited and are now a fluid flow of words coming together to create a masterpiece. Murray describes writing as a way to discover yourself and your writing process, rather than a way to figure out what you will be writing about. Then he brings the essay to a central focus on the element of surprise, commenting...
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...Financial Crisis (AFC) take many by surprise? Explain the major contributing factors that caused the crisis (and their effects), and discuss the lessons that can be learned in relation to preventing and/or responding to future crises. The Asian Financial Crisis (AFC) of 1997 was a period of financial turmoil and volatility that spread across Asia. Prior to July 1997, most of the South East Asian currencies were tied to the US dollar. The crisis began primarily in Thailand when the Thai baht came under pressure that its value would not hold. The pressure on the Thai baht caused a widening of the Thailand’s Current Account Balance (CAD) and the using up of Thailand’s foreign reserves. This forced the Thai government to float its currency and lead to its devaluation. Real estate and real asset value began to fall and foreign investors began pulling out of South East Asia, triggering the financial crisis that would spread across Asia. The next section of this paper will attempt to answer questions of why the AFC was unanticipated by so many economists and experts. It will also attempt to address the major contributing factors that lead to the AFC and in turn its effects. Lastly this paper will conclude with the lessons that could be learnt from one of the most shocking currency crises of recent times. Upon careful reflection, many experts (Krugman 1998; Radelet & Sachs 1998; Stein 2004) have asked how such a crisis came as such a surprise to these Asian economies. Stein (2004)...
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