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    Advertising

    Espinosa, Christian S. BMC 1-1 The True Brand of Advertising Dennis Budniewski ▪ It is the process of communicating something about a product to reach a goal. - McKinney - Group Account Director Janet Northern ▪ It is how you can communicate the attributes of a brand in the way that hopes the consumer will talk about your brand, engage with your brand and really enjoy your brand. - McKinney -Director of Agency Communications

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    School Shooting

    School Shootings Sandy Hook is one of the deadliest school shootings in the US history, resulting in the death of twenty six people (5). There have been seventy four school shootings only during the eighteen months after the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012(4). Even though less than 1% of youth homicides take place in a school setting, it can cause long term damage to the students and school staff members(6). Students who witnessed school shootings are more likely to resist returning to school

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    ‘Dystopian Fiction Is Less About the Powerful and More About the Powerless’

    ‘Dystopian fiction is less about the powerful and more about the powerless’ To what extent is this true in The Handmaid’s Tale and 1984? Dystopian fiction usually revolves over a power struggle between an oppressor and the oppressed, alternatively this can be given the label of powerful and powerless. However, the exposure given to one of these groups is often inclined to be imbalanced. For example, The Giver by Lois Lowry has biased exposure towards the powerless due to the simple fact of the

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    Ibm Reduces Energy Costs and Environmental Damages

    IBM Reduces Energy Costs and Environmental Damages International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is the world’s largest information technology (IT) corporation. Also known as “Big Blue”, IBM was formed as the result of a merger between the Tabulating Machine Company, International Time Recording Company and the Computing Company of America. The merger took place in 1911 and shortly after Thomas J. Watson Sr. came aboard (IBM, 2008). He is accredited with transforming IBM into a leader

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    The 2008 Financial Crisis

    amounts of capital, and so credit default swops were born. The first negative was that these were agreements between two private entities that were not regulated by the federal government, and soon no entity that was guaranteeing these debts realized how big the market had grown, who was guaranteeing these debts, and how much these debts were worth. These debts created huge profits for investors and investment companies causing a worldwide economic boom. The original idea created by JP Morgan mutated so

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    Consitution Paper

    central government. There was no taxing powers given to Congress, Congress had no power over interstate or foreign commerce. Each state had one vote in Congress, regardless of the states size or population. That in itself was a problem for the larger states who had bigger populations, who were expected to contribute more but still only had one vote. Any amendments to the Articles must have a unanimous approval for amendment. Congress had only specific powers that it could not enforce because each

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    Costing & Pricing

    level of output or activity. These will include rent and rates, insurance etc. In reality many costs are semi fixed or semi variable. In other words there is a degree of variability with output but a significant proportion of the cost is fixed. Power, telephone, transport (for an in house fleet) are examples. The critical issue is how to allocate the fixed costs to each unit of output. Underpinning this decision is the ability to predict the level of output which will be achieved in the future

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    US Involvement In World War II: Technology

    Involvement of United States in World War II: Technology Technology always has a great importance in any war. In World War I, Americans introduced tanks and it helped allied power to turn the table and defeat the axis power. By the time of World War II, the world had moved on to heavy artilleries, rockets and missiles from the British rifles and inaccurate machine guns. American military technologies were much developed by the time of World War II. In World War I, soldiers had to face great problem

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    Global Worming

    greenhouse effect is the absorption of energy radiated from the earth's surface by carbon dioxide and other gases in the atmosphere causing the atmosphere to become warmer. Global warming has affects on the entire ecosystems and climates. It has been a big issue that has affected the environment, people, and even the whole world. If Global Warming is not stopped now the results could be catastrophic. Global warming is increasing the frequency and intensity of tropical storms all over the world. People

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    Management Role

    Wendi Wang The diversity of the ten characters described in Mintzberg’s roles of management theory did not indicate a wholly separation and exclusion from one another. In my opinion, they are undividable and somehow connected to multilaterally, none of them can be labeled as useless or unnecessary element for a successful leader. The 10 roles can be categorized into three categories (interpersonal, informational, and decisional), I find my interest on two more demanding parts: interpersonal and

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