...What is fetish? - Fetish is a unique form of sexual gratification defined by the worship of inanimate objects or nongential body parts. What is roleplay? - Roleplay is a sexual performance where a couple takes on different characters spanning from prisoner-cop, master-slave, switching gender roles to internet chatroom seduction and coed facilities play. Now it is time to learn about the type of fetishes that people like. Here is a list of them and maybe you will see some you like. Take a look: Agalmatophilia is a sexual attraction to inanimate figurative objects such as dolls, mannequins, statues. Ursusagalmatophilia is the attraction to plush animals, such as teddy bears, where people dress up in “furry” costumes and have ‘fun’. Salirophilia...
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...Cloth Vs Disposable Diapers…..What’s Best? Introduction Diapers have been used by humans throughout history. But, the word diaper did not originally refer to its use. Instead, the term originally referred to a type of cloth with a pattern of small repeated geometric shapes. The first diapers were made of a special type of soft cloth cut in geometric shapes. The method of creating geometric shapes in cloth was called diapering, but it eventually gave the name of the cloth used in making diapers back in 1590s in England. Diaper is used on children who are not yet toilet trained to prevent bed-wetting and to keep babies’ skin clean and dry. While it was originally made of cloth material, several variations and improvements were made on the diaper resulting in the creation of disposable diaper. Unlike cloth diapers which can be washed and reused multiple times, disposable diapers are thrown away after use (Leverich). The boom of the disposable diaper industry suggests that it is more preferred by parents that its cloth counterpart. Parents choose what they think is best for their baby. Hence, while the use of disposable diaper has become a trend, it actually has a number of disadvantages that may want parents to reconsider using cloth diapers. Health and Comfort One of the main reasons of using diapers is to provide comfort for the baby by keeping their skin dry, healthy and free from rashes. Prolong wetness irritates the baby’s skin and cause rashes. Cloth diaper is made...
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... Do the apostolics fetishize honey? people invest significantly in certain kinds of understanding in the material properties of objects. pebbles and water are mundane therefore easier to slip in to the fetish. For them nothing less interesting than a pebble, they make this a clear point. honey endowed with healing properties, but when he eats it different semiotic ideas. The guy in the car treated honey as pure presence, but ocontaining the spirit- he comes really close to fetishizing. As long as you know that it is wrong you are not fetishing. fetish is an unsettling presence, innate inalienable power to it. Overestimation of value, not able to draw the line. Pure vision of the power of the object that Is fetishized. Is fetishism an inevitable part of social practice? Semiotic ideology: what does this term mean? How is it useful for an understanding of the religious approach to things? Semiotic forms-“social categories” which are “recognizable as something knowable”. “They must, that is, have some material manifestation that makes them available to, interpretable by, and, in most cases, replicable by other people: bodily actions, speech, the treatment of objects, and so forth.” “Semiotic forms are public entities…” they are “objects for the senses…” and “as such, they have distinctive temporal dimensions…” however, “Because they are repeatable, they have the potential to persist over time and across social contexts.” “the kinds of things that things are...
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...KIMBERLY CLARK LEVER PRIVATE LTD. Background Kimberly-Clark Corporation (KCC, a Fortune 500 company), incorporated in 1872, is engaged in manufacturing and marketing a range of health and hygiene products around the world. Most of these products are made from natural or synthetic fibres using advanced technologies in fibres, non-wovens and absorbency. Kimberly-Clark Corporation manufactures and markets facial and bathroom tissues, paper towels, wipers and napkins for away-from-home use, healthcare products, respiratory products, other disposable medical products, printing and correspondence papers. It has manufacturing facilities in 42 countries and its products are sold in more than 150 countries. Its products are sold under brands such as Kleenex®, Scott®, Huggies®, Pull-Ups®, Kotex® and Depend®. With over 60,000 employees, it had revenues of US$ 14.3 billion in 2003-04. Kimberly-Clark Lever Ltd. (KCLL) is a 50:50 joint venture formed in September 1994 between Kimberly-Clark Corporation, of USA and Hindustan Lever Ltd. The plant and the registered office of the company are located at Sanaswadi, 30 km from Pune. KCLL markets feminine pads under the brand Kotex® and manufactures and markets diapers under the brand Huggies® in India. A leading baby hygiene product manufacturer The US$ 14.5 million Indian disposable diaper market has exhibited steady growth as manufacturers are correcting the price-value equation and have been offering customers superior technology products...
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...Case Analysis - Rocky Mountain Medical Corporation Rocky Mountain Medical Corporation (RMM) is a Denver based company, which was incorporated in 1982 by Robert Morrison, M.D. In each of RMM’s first few years they turned a small profit, and reached sales of about $3.4 million in 1985. RMM Products. Currently, RMM has two lines of phototherapy products that are used to treat infant jaundice. One line of these products, Alpha-Lite™, was marketed to hospitals. This product was considered superior by RMM’s vice president of marketing, Lawrence Bennett. Another phototherapy product was targeted for the home. Baby-Lite™ was a home version of Alpha-Lite™, which weighed about 40 pounds and could be rented for about $75 a day. This was much less than a hospital bill and your baby could stay in the comfort of your own home. TenderCare™. RMM designed a disposable diaper, which seemed to have one main advantage on the rest of the competition. Just under the liner of the TenderCare™ diaper, was a wicking fabric the draws moisture from the surface around a soft, waterproof shield to an absorbent reservoir of filler. This would keep the baby’s skin dry and in turn, would prevent rash. RMM seemed to have a good hold on the phototherapy market at this time. The problem was only 5 to 10 percent of infants would experience jaundice. This rate would only fall with new advancements in the medical world. They needed a more stable market. Now, RMM is faced with a big...
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...A06-97-0002 Crosswell International It is August 4, 1995, and the Mathieux brothers, Doug and Geoff, were concluding a summer-long effort of developing the Brazilian market for Crosswell International (U.S.). Crosswell’s president and CEO, Hector Lans, is convinced that Precious Ultra Thin Baby Diapers will be a big seller in Brazil. In their role as brokers for Crosswell, the Mathieuxs have been exploring a number of different distribution channels in the Brazilian market. To date, the distributor response to Precious diapers has been enthusiastic, particularly in light of Precious diapers’ superior quality compared to locally manufactured alternatives. The problem, however, is the price. Brazilians base many purchasing decisions — at least in regard to disposable diapers — on cost, not on quality. The Mathieuxs find that distributors do not believe they can compete in the market with the relatively high prices offered by Crosswell, even with higher quality diapers. After much debate over how to improve the price competitiveness of Precious diapers, the Mathieuxs believe they may have found a solution. Their proposal is to combine extended credit terms to local distributors with Brazil’s high domestic interest rates to effectively lower the diapers’ price to Brazilian consumers. The Brazilian Diaper Market Until the latter part of the 1980s, most Brazilians had never heard of a disposable diaper, and not surprisingly, the disposable hygiene market in Brazil...
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...Heated debate – disposable vs. reusable nappies; Based on your research and understanding of the story, which of these represent greater harm to the environment? Justify your answer and support it with external source. between 0 and 2.5 year, a child uses about 4500 disposable diapers. (5.5 diapers per day). This situation can make us wonder about the environmental impacts that it implies. To reduce this externality many people use reusable diapers, but are they really better for the environment? While disposable diapers represent a large amount of waste, reusable diapers generate a minimal amount because in 2 ½ years, a child needs about 30 reusable diapers which will be washed 145 times. In contrast, reusable diapers have, other environmental impacts particularly through the consumption of water and energy generated. according to research conducted by (Landbank Consultancy), disposable diapers consume compared to washable diapers: - 3.5 times more energy - 2.3 times more water - 8.3 times more than non-renewable raw materials - 90 times more renewable raw materials In addition, they generate more solid waste 60 times. The Disposable Diaper Industry (cited by Born to Love) also conducted a study about it. For one child, disposable diapers represent - 4,5 trees - 25 kg of plastic, obtained with 67 kg of crude oil - Over 4500 layers thrown in the garbage, which represents 820 kg of waste, From an ecological point of view, the full reports indicate...
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...A paraphilia is a condition involving sex fetishes where a person's sexual arousal and gratification depend on fantasizing about, and engaging in, sexual behavior that is atypical and extreme. A paraphilia can revolve around a particular sex fetish like an object such as children, animals, and underwear or around a particular sex fetish act like inflicting pain, or exposing oneself. Most of the paraphilia’s are far more common in men than in women. The focus of a paraphilia is usually very specific and unchanging. For example, for someone who derives sexual pleasure from exposing his genitals, watching others engaging in sexual activity will not generally provide sexual gratification. A paraphilia is distinguished by a preoccupation with the object or behavior to the point of being dependent on that object or behavior for sexual gratification. In most cases, types of sexual activity outside the boundaries of the paraphilia lose their arousal or satisfaction potential unless the person fantasizes about the paraphilia at the same time. Although many of the paraphilia’s seem so foreign or extreme that one could not imagine how the object or behavior can be arousing to anyone, they are easier to understand if one thinks of those behaviors that, in less extreme versions, are quite common and not considered abnormal. For instance, having a partner "talk dirty" occasionally may be a "turn-on" for some people, but when talking dirty is the only way that sexual arousal or satisfaction...
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...2015S1- PRODUCT ALLOCATION for MAJOR PROJECT Note: Each Tutorial Class has been assigned one product (see pp. 2 – 6 of this document for the allocation) for their respective “Major Project”. All the products assigned to all the 31 Tutorial Classes are listed in the attached document. Tute No. Tutor’s Name W10A W11A W12A W15A W16A W17A W18A Dr. Mahfuz Ashraf Product Assigned PRODUCT 1 Disposable Baby Diaper Belayet Hossain Khan T18B W17B F09A F10A H10A H11A Abdul Rehman Ashraf PRODUCT 2 Ngoc Luu T18B W09A H10B H11B H12A Gogoro Smartscooter Felicity Haylock Christopher A Siaw PRODUCT 3 Siemens smart hearing aids H14A H16A H17A H18A F11A F12A F14A F15A Huy Nguyen Seiya Takeda PRODUCT 4 Samsung SUHD TVs Tony Lu Vicki Andonopolous PRODUCT 5 Panasonic UHD Blu‐ray player Page 1 LIST OF PRODUCTS PRODUCT 1 (For students in Tutorials W10A, W11A, W12A, W15A, W16A, W17A, W18A Tutors: Dr. Mahfuz Ashraf and Mr. Belayet Hossain Khan) Disposable baby diaper For more information check: http://www.alibaba.com/product‐detail/hot‐new‐products‐for‐2014‐ disposable_60008561435.html?s=p http://www.alibaba.com/product‐detail/hot‐new‐products‐for‐2014‐ disposable_60008561435/showimage.html ...
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...The key issue is the collaboration of Kimberly-Clark (KC) and Wal-Mart which threatens the current partnership Procter & Gamble (P&G) has with Wal-Mart as well as P&G’s leading position in the health and beauty line. P&G and Wal-Mart already had an established partnership where they agreed on a just-in-time ordering and delivery system specifically for disposable diapers in which through technological means the Wal-Mart stores and P&G factories would be linked. This partnership proved to be beneficial to both – Wal-Mart was able to reduced stock-outs and inventory levels whereas P&G gained status of being the preferred supplier and having greater shelf space & end-aisle displays. However, now KC was manufacturing training pants for Wal-Mart at a lower price than P&G and was to be sold under the private-label The Great Value. Since KC was offering diapers at a lower price this threatened P&G as it would be a direct hit on their sales which is $3B from Wal-Mart alone. Overall, because of KC entering into the picture, KC is threatening P&G’s (a) partnership with Wal-Mart, (b) leading position in the heath and beauty line, and (c) sales Wal-Mart also identified 3 elements they want to continually focus on: (1) the refinement of information system, (2) maintain tight relationships with vendors, and (3) further develop their private-label business and use the money generated to reduce the prices of national brands. How should P&G respond to KC’s decision to supply Wal-Mart...
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...There are many ways of introducing the concept and language of ˜toilet training' to children. Through reading stories, watching others, videos and casual conversations, most children master this art by age three. These materials will help to teach children which words are used to discuss toilet training functions; how males and females use the toilet, and that "Big Kids ? and adults use the toilet too. In the setting of most Nursery Schools or Day Care centers, the washrooms are set up in a manner that allows children to watch others use the toilet, in hopes that the children watching will model their actions and want to explore this new concept. As well, these programs, designed for toddlers, are curriculum focused on the independence of the child, showing them the appropriate expectations of self-care, through dressing, washing, feeding, and through play settings of toilet training. One of the first signs that a child is ready to start ˜training', is when they can indicate that they are wet or have had a bowel movement. This is known as, awareness. Cloth diapers can help in setting the pace of your child's awareness. The child will become uncomfortable sitting in a cloth diaper for any period of time, since Pull-ups and diapers, which they are use to, have done such a great job of keeping the wetness away from them. It is also suggested to let you child experience their awareness through being naked, and realizing what has just happened after they urinated or have had a bowel...
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...This research paper will mainly focuses on commodity fetishism described by Marx. According to Marx, it is the requirement or longing for a product or commodity placed on its societal position with Nonchalance to cost or basic reason. Label is something which represent everything in today's materialistic culture. Societal position, on occasion, is built up in view of the things you possess, the extent of your house, the make of your automobiles and so forth. Commodity Fetishism depends on the hypothesis of products with an evident supernatural quality. Marx trusted that a good could stay oversimplified in view of it’s use-value. But once a product was linked to a quoted price or somehow it includes, money, it turned into a result...
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...“The Fetishism of the Commodity and its Secret” Response” While I was reading this section in Marx’s “Capital Volume One” I really didn’t understand what far out, groundbreaking point Marx was trying to make. He kept going on and on for way too long on different points he could make very clearly in a sentence or two. Overall, the point that Marx was trying to get at was how the value of a commodity and the magnitude of labor to create a final product affected its worth. Obviously the more valuable a commodity, the more valuable what you make out of it will be. I don’t quite understand how Marx can say this was discovered by a “scientific study” since it is rather simple, but either way he’s correct about how an item made of a more valuable commodity makes it a more valuable product. Anybody looking to turn a resource into a new product in search of making a profit understands this very well. Nobody in their right mind is going to take an expensive resource like gold, mold it into some type of jewelry, and charge less for it than what the raw gold is worth. Scarcity is what drives the price of gold to be so high at $1,725/oz. right now. Since gold is a hard resource to find it makes it more valuable. On the other hand, a resource like wood isn’t going to be an expensive resource since it’s so readily available and common. Wood comes from trees which are found almost everywhere in the world. Being that it’s so easy to obtain, if I make some sort of product out of wood such...
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...Product name is: Baby Diapers. 1- Describe the target market of the product with four reasons. 2- Pampers targeted mostly to new parents especially mothers because they always take the decisions for their kids, new born center and hospitals. There are several reasons that make mothers choose Pampers: Because they are looking for diapers that provide: 1- Cotton softness on baby's skin to avoid sensitivity problems. 2- Ultra comfortable and fit. . 3- Maximum dryness especially during night, which is 12 hours that Pampers can last . 4-light weight, ultra slim, taking up minimal space 3- Briefly explain four characteristics of the product with brand name and packaging. Pampers baby diaper has many characteristics which are: it contains extra dry layer (so total 3 layers) to looks away wetness until 12 hours, Comfortable contoured fit to trim fit between the legs, also have an even wider Ultra Absorb core for outstanding leakage protection and it is extra thin .In addition, it contains breathable materials and lotion with aloe to provide ultra-care. لاثؤعشسثwetness until 12 hours b Pampers is trying to find simple, easy and informative way to do packaging, through compressed the diapers into a thin plastic wrap high quality to give lightness and carry a larger number of smaller size diapers, as well as top grip to ensure easy portability. On the front cover there is information on the number of diapers, size, lowest and highest weight of the child...
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...To: Group Members: Tya, Amanda, Jim From: TSmith1486 Date: September 30, 2013 Subject: Cloth Diapers (Green Diapers) There are a number of reasons a new parent should consider cloth over disposable when diapering a baby, including cost, environmental concerns and the obvious and most important reason, the health and comfort of a new parent’s baby. For my research I used Bummis Organics (Bumm Eze) & Fuzzibunz. • Convenience: Using and caring for diapers is surprisingly easy. However, new parents will be doing laundry more often, and can be harder to use when on the go.( New parents will need to tote any soiled cloth diapers back home in a waterproof bags, or do laundry if your away for an extended period of time). • Performance: Cloth diapers keep baby dry and comfortable. They are all Natural and let air get to babies skin. They hold and contain waste comparable to disposable diapers. • Adaptability: Cloth diaper come in many shapes and size. They have leg elastic to hug babies’ legs and prevent leakage. Diapers come pre-folded, flat and contoured. They are durable and strong. They have many absorbent inserts for changing convenience. • Price: Initially cost per unit is more than disposable diapers at $19.95 (FuzziBunz.com, 2014) but long-term price is less. For example Consumer Reports (Diaper buying guide, 2012) estimates that parents can save $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 by using cloth diapers instead of disposables- and cloth diaper retailer (http://www.jilliansdrawes...
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