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    The Beatles Fifth Beatle: George Martin

    expertise for the band. If anyone were to be considered the 'fifth Beatle,' it would be George Martin. From the very start, George Martin was trusted by the Beatles. At their first recording session, Martin and the band playfully bickered after George Harrison said "I don't like your tie." George Martin immediately adapted to the Beatles' sense of humor, which is essential to being part of a band. Martin was also able to gain a certain amount of trust, leading to their acceptance of his contributions to

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    The Beatles

    | Emerged from Liverpool in the early 1960’s, The Beatles: George Harrison, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, together changed music, culture, lifestyles, clothing style, and political attitudes. They sadistically emerged into the American pop music scene and changed it forever. Their energetic lyrics and funky beats with their grazing controversial long hair had a the youth entranced and influenced for a lifetime. Yet those weren’t the only things that had influenced many people around

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    Procurement and Sourcing

    Best practice Recently, news surfaced that Apple is planning to award more business to a relatively unknown company called Pegatron. This company already manufactures iPad Minis and some versions of the iPhone. It is perceived as a step towards achieving better stability in Apple’s supply chain. Though the jury is still out on the success of such a move, it nevertheless provides some pointers on the procurement’s alignment with overall organizational goals. Risk Diversification: Many analysts feel

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    Skrzynecki

    Everyday people undertake physical journeys. They can be as simple as walking down the street or as complex as moving to a whole new place. Some are big and some are small, but they all have a unique significance for the individual. Journeys can be meaningful or unimportant but they all come with their own obstacles that may or may not be overcome. Journeys provide opportunities such as challenges and obstacles to help us discover ourselves and the world around us. One’s perspective and opinion can

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    Business

    Paola Munoz EN 3090 Professor Mclver Summay Response The speaker is Stephen Ritz, and the speech is named "A teacher going green in the South Bronx". as the title said he is a teacher not a farmer or a speaker, and he explains what he made with his students in the Bronx. As a teacher he started noticing that his students were getting bigger and bigger and so he decided to take action to this situation. Together with his wife, and George Irwin, who is president of the green living technologies

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    Bob Dylan

    I choose one of the most favorites songs from my folk hero—Bob Dylan, named “Blowin’ in the Wind”. The reason that I’m fascinated with this song is the lyrics. This classic song was written by himself. The songwriter tries to ask some tough questions to everyone, and each question seems easy to answer, but in fact it is not. In my opinion, this song tries to convey a signal that human should face up to some questions, for instance, war and racial hatred. Those answers should have been given. However

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    Asdasdad

    music genius John Lennon, the group later added Paul McCartney and in 1958, included George Harrison and Stu Sutcliffe. With name changes such as Johnny and the Moondogs and The Silver Beatles, the group finally (and wisely) adopted the name The Beatles in 1960's. At that time, the group consisted of four members; John Lennon (rhythm guitar, keyboards, vocals), Paul McCartney (bass guitar, vocals), George Harrison (lead guitar, vocals) and Peter Best (drums). Member Stu Sutcliffe left the group that year

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    Me Too Interpretation

    The song “Me Too” is the tune that I chose to be my theme song. I feel that this shows that no matter what other people think, you are a great person and should be thankful for that. Firstly, this tune represents me because no one can do anything like I do. In the melody it declares “Even if they tried to they can't do it like I do” which means I have my own ways of doings things and I am proud of that. Next, it also encourages others and myself to be more confident in doings things that make us

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    Analysis: The Last Train To Clarksville

    The Last Train to Clarksville Back in the 1960s four guys named Davy, Mickey, Peter and Mike cause a real sensation on TV when they became The Monkees. At first most everyone thought this was just a group put together for the sake of a TV show. However as their ratings went up and they gathered hundreds of fans especially girls who couldn’t get enough of them it was time for the guys to prove they were a real genuine band. Finally they got their chance when their first single “Last Train to Clarksville”

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    John Lennon Research Paper

    John Lennon was an English singer and songwriter who co-founded the Beatles, one of the most commercially successful bands in the history of popular music. On December 8, 1980 Lennon was only 40 years old when he was shot outside of his New York apartment. John Lennon was born on October 9, 1940 in Liverpool England during a German air raid. His parents separated when he was 4 and he enjoyed getting in trouble as a child. When he formed the beetles he met and invited Paul McCarthy to join. Their

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