...NAME: DATE: COURSE: BSBA-FM SUBJECT: MGT2 THE BONE OF CONTENTION1. Why is bella demotivated? bella felt depressed and demotivated upon learning of the big disparity in theirsalaries, considering that Patty was a new comer and was new in the field. Is she justified to be so? Yes, is normal for a person to become demotivated because of having a bigdisparity in salaries of a new comer is unfair. Economically speaking what a person earnsdoes have an effect on the way he/she lives. 2. Describe the relationship between Bella and Patty. At first Bella was friendly to Patty but after some time friendliness wastransformed into a mere civilized co- existence without the latter’s knowledge the reason why. Then upon knowing of the reassignment, Bella and Patty's relationshipsomehow improved. I describe this as a frictional and situational relationship peopletend to change moods based on their external environments and situations. Were their behaviors justified? Explain your stand. People tend to react negatively whenever they felt that they are being treatedunfairly but the key there to resolve things is so simple just communicate, taking time tohear both parties concern and grievances. 3. What are the immediate and long-range problems in this case? The problem is Bella could not concentrate in her work because she feltdepressed and demotivated of the big disparity of salaries , And also Patty could notconcentrate on the this she had do because she always...
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...TABLE OF CONTENTS Author’s Preface ...................................................................................................................... p. 3 Chapter 1 — Introduction ....................................................................................................... p. 9 Chapter 2 — Desire: The Turning Point of All Achievement ................................................. p. 22 Chapter 3 — Faith Visualization of, and Belief in Attainment of Desire ............................... p. 40 Chapter 4 — Auto-Suggestion the Medium for Influencing the Subconscious Mind .............. p. 58 Chapter 5 — Specialized Knowledge, Personal Experiences or Observations ...................... p. 64 Chapter 6 — Imagination: the Workshop of the Mind .......................................................... p. 77 Chapter 7 — Organized Planning, the Crystallization of Desire into Action ........................ p. 90 Chapter 8 — Decision: the Mastery of Procrastination ......................................................... p. 128 Chapter 9 — Persistence: the Sustained Effort Necessary to Induce Faith ........................... p. 138 Chapter 10 — Power of the Master Mind: the Driving Force ................................................. p. 153 Chapter 11 — The Mystery of Sex Transmutation .................................................................. p. 160 Chapter 12 — The Subconscious Mind: The Connecting Link ........................................
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...Median household income of approx. $64K • Approximately 43% have children at home • About 57% have completed college (investor.target.com) “Expect More. Pay Less” clearly sets the (marketing) stage. Target is well-known for market strategy that partners with current designers (like Jason Wu, Stella McCartney, Converse) and artists (like Taylor Swift, Michael Buble and Tony Bennett) to deliver limited-time offers that drive customer demand and interest and media buzz. Target recently partnered with Justin Timberlake to offer two exclusive recordings and appearances aligned with his recent album release. Even television viewers accustomed to ad-skipping have doubtless caught the latest Target commercial promoting Justin Timberlake's third album, "The 20/20 Experience." Among the hot trending videos on YouTube, "JT Superfans (Behind The Scenes)" takes viewers backstage to listen to interviews with the fans donning costumes, talking about their admiration for Timberlake and the thrill of singing his new song in front of the cameras, and rehearsing. As the performers break into their occasionally pitchy...
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...A business manager is a person who drives the work of others in order to run a major business efficiently and make a large profit. He or she should have working knowledge of the following areas, and may be a specialist in one or more: sales, marketing, and public relations; research, operations analysis, data processing, mathematics, statistics, and economics; production; finance; accounting, auditing, tax, and budgeting; purchasing; and personnel.[citation needed] Other technical areas in which a business manager may have expertise are law, science, and computer programming.[citation needed] In many businesses, the role of business manager may grow out of a small business-owner's desire to shed some of the multiple roles mentioned above to focus on specific aspects of company expansion or market penetration. The business manager for a time may share duties with the owner, as the owner gains trust in the business manager. Ideally, the business manager and the owner work synergistically to ensure that the business of running a successful business is attended to. This can often be a process of the owner relinquishing the functions for which there is a comparative disadvantage for his or her continued involvement. In the context of the music industry, a business manager is a representative of musicians and/or recording artists, whose main job is to supervise their business affairs, and the proper handling of their financial matters. The role as it is understood today was largely...
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...In Time (Movie Review) In Time, released on 2011, is a science fiction film directed by Andrew Niccol, starring Amanda Seyfried, Justin Timberlake and Cillian Murphy. This movie has an interesting and creative concept that is still relevant today. It conjures up a future where time is money and money is time. Benjamin Franklin’s infamous quote literally turned into a currency. Everyone is born with a luminous digital clock etched on their forearm and they are genetically engineered to stop aging by the time they reach twenty-five. At that point in time, everyone has one year left to live and their clock starts counting down. Because of this, you must work to acquire more time to live. If you have thousands, even millions of years stored in your clock, you’re considered rich. On the other hand, the poor people who have little time in their hands, strive each day in order to survive. In some cases, others steal time. By simply clasping your hand with another person, you could easily transfuse or share minutes or years of your clock. When your time runs out and your watch ticks down to zero, you’ll basically die. Will Salas, played by Justin Timberlake, was a ghetto-dweller until he met a rich man named Henry Hamilton. Henry Hamilton was weary and despairing for he had already lived for more than a hundred years and so he endowed Will with over a century of his time, leaving only seconds for himself. Having so much time opened a lot of opportunities for Will. He travelled to another...
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...Alert, Somebody Is Watching You “Hey, guess what! I saw Justin Timberlake today!” “I know… You’ve posted it on your Facebook…” “And I bought a pair of really nice shoes today!” “I know… You’ve posted it on your Twitter…” “I…” “Let me save you sometime, I know every detail of your life, because, you know, I have your Facebook.” Have you ever got conversations like these? I’ve heard a lot of them. Nobody can deny that social network plays a more and more important role in our daily life. For some reason, some people like to post literally everything on the Internet. Forming doing this they get great sense of satisfaction. But it maybe never occurs to them that the posting will cause them some dangers. I once read a piece of news that a girl was found raped and murdered on her way to Yoga class. The suspect is one of her admirers and the way he found out her itinerary is, obviously, by these social networks. It IS an extreme example and shouldn’t happen frequently. However, without any doubt, people could get to know you by the information you offer voluntarily on social networks. Of course, you can share your amazing experience with your friends online, but you should aware that there can and will be some unwilling audience. I understand that social network offers us some convenient to sharing our lives faster and more convenient and I am doing it sometimes. But we shouldn’t overdo it. According to my understanding, there are two reasons for why people are addicted to...
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...FACULTY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA CAWANGAN JOHOR, KAMPUS SEGAMAT DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (IM110) COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS (IMD 121) TITLE: MOVIE REVIEW ASSIGNMENT UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNCATION BEHAVIOR PREPARED BY: MUHAMMAD ASRAF BIN BAHARI 2015600364 (JIM1102F) NAME OF LECTURER: MADAM AMIRAH ABU HASSAN SUBMISSION DATE : 14 JANUARY 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS | I | ACKNOWLEDGMENT | II | INTRODUCTION | 1 | THE MOVIE INTRODUCTION ( Movie Tittle , Genre , Actors , Plot , Liked and Disliked ) | 2 | CONCEPTS OF COMMUNICATION. | 3 | CONCLUSION | 4 | BIBLIOGRAPHIES | 5 | I ACKNOWLEDMENT Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. First of all, I would like to thank Allah S.W.T. and His messenger, Prophet Muhammad SAW. It is because of his blessing,I am be able to complete this task with ease,and its possible for me to finish this assignment. I also like to thank my parents.they gave me a lots of supports and always provide me with facilities and always hope the best for me and my siblings who gave me moral supports and motivate me everytime. I am also like to give a huge thank to my lecturer, Madam Amirah Binti Abu Hassan. She gave me a lot of supports,guidance, ideas and knowledge and because of that I am able to finish this assignment with full inspiration and determination. She also gives a lot of advice on how to finish this assignment. We would...
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...You: hang on my madre is coming lol Stranger: oh thank your mother for me... You: for? Stranger: giving the world the most gorgeous daughter.. You: awwww!!! lol Stranger: thank god she decided to reproduce lol You: hahahah!!!!! You: im saving this lol I hope this doesn't sound cheesy or anything. But whenever I see you and am with you, or even talk to you. I smile so much, and the way you make me feel makes my day-Max Does anybody know what it's like, to be so mad at someone & in that moment while you're mad at them, you say things like "I can't take it anymore, it's over, I've had enough, I'm fed up, I'm done, it's over"? But deep down, your feelings for them are still there, you can't find it in yourself to let go, even though you know you deserve better, you want THEM to start BEING BETTER, you think about the good times you had together & don't let the bad outweigh the good? That despite all the bullshit that person gives you, you still see the good in them when no one else can? “Me? I’m scared of everything. I’m scared of what I saw, I’m scared of what I did, of who I am, and most of all I’m scared of walking out of this room and never feeling the rest of my whole life the way I feel when I’m with you.”-dirty dancing “Winning that ticket, Rose, was the best thing that ever happened to me… it brought me to you … You must do me this honor, Rose. Promise me you’ll survive. That you won’t give up, no matter what happens, no matter how hopeless. Promise me now,...
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...Censorship essay The essay “Freedom is Intended as a Challenge” by Naomi Wolf, is a piece that takes a deeper look into the current perception of the Declaration of Independence. Wolf believes us present day Americans do not have an accurate sense of what really happened during the late 1700’s, and as a nation we should appreciate what our founding fathers went through. Wolf explains how most Americans disregard the Declaration as just a piece of paper, where as it actually holds a greater amount of significance than we give credit to. The essay draws on the collective differences of America’s years as a colony-versus now-and how the ideals have morphed. In the late 18th century while The United States was still under British rule, the thought on everyone’s mind was freedom. It was a common goal all Americans had, regardless of race and social background. We wanted the Brits out of our country! As Americans, we had long paid our dues, and we wanted to be liberated. We felt constrained as a nation, and we were willing to shed blood to be free. Wolf talks about how nowadays we simply do not feel that strong towards being free, and as a result we can not relate to what it was like when the British were ruling. Though the it has been many generations since we gained our independence, as a nation we are facing a modern day form of oppression. Censorship. As a country, the first amendment says we have a right to freedom of speech. Though this fundamentally sounds...
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...Justin Randall Timberlake, who is sometimes called JT, was born to Lynn Harless and Randall Timberlake in Memphis Tennessee on January 31st 1981. He was born with music in his blood, as his father was the choir director for a local Baptist church, and his grandfather, Charles L. Timberlake, was a Baptist minister. Justin Timberlake is an American singer-songwriter, dancer, businessman, and actor. Justin spent his childhood in Millington, a small town just north of Memphis. His parents divorced when he was five years of age, and both his parents have since remarried. Justin showed himself to be a natural performer from a very early age, and by the time he was 10, he was already singing on the stage. The famous Timberlake singing and dancing style are greatly influenced by Michael Jackson, and Justin is often called the new King of Pop. Justin’s first official paid “gig” came in 1993, when he was still only 12, when he sang on stage with the Disney Mickey Mouse Club. Justin’s time on the Disney stage proved to be a major turning point in both his professional and personal life. On this show his cast mates included future girlfriend, Britney Spears, future tour mate Christina Aguilera, future bandmate JC and future movie actor Ryan Gosling. In the late 1990s, Timberlake rose to prominence as the lead singer and youngest member of the boy band 'N Sync,. Justin was in this band from 1995 to 2004. The band broke up in 2004 because each member wanted to pursue a solo career but...
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...apart of your everyday life will never work. Excluding the musicians, actors and the Hollywood scene, in reality we are just normal hard working citizens like everyone else. People for some reason get the idea that every American has the life of a pop star. In order for them to be like the pop stars they feel that they have to follow what they believe is the American way of living. When in real life we are nothing like Justin Timberlake or Paris Hilton. Living in America we are just normal humans working hard to better ourselves just like everyone else in the world. In conclusion, although global exchange is a integral part of society today, many people in different countries strive to become “Americanized”, but what they fail to realized is that the way Americans live isn’t so. Other countries are being misled, when they hear and see things on billboards. They are trying to drop the sweetness of their home countries for the American ways. These countries view things like “Mariah Carey writhing across a 20-foot billboard her airbrushed cheekbones” or Justin Timberlake songs “squawking and thumbing over loudspeakers”, and feel that this is all American when it really isn’t. They need to learn to love their culture, and keep it, instead of trying to bring another into their lives and trying to go about living their lives as...
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...ESSAY 2: Are we a Voyeuristic Society In the world we live in today celebrities’ lives are exploited daily on the internet to entertain the public eye. Justin Timberlake said “The worst thing about being famous is the invasion of your privacy”. We fantasizes about the fancy materials they have and forget about how hard they work for it. Being a celebrity and wanting privacy is like asking for your life back. As a society we are entertained by the lifestyle celebrities live. For example, Floyd Mayweather has twenty thousand followers on Instagram and twitter altogether. Every one of his fights is promoted by himself and is sold out live or PPV. As a boxer and a businessman, Floyd is worth 650 million. With him being very outspoken we see all the cars, women, jewelry, clothes, and money; we fantasize about being in the same position. As fans we don’t see a reason for celebrities to have a private life. Many of them have said they would change the way they had got their fame. Social media is the main reason for celebrities’ careers to change. Good or bad we feed off of anything we see across the internet. A little privacy is would change their lives but ruin their fans. As a society we shouldn’t fall in love with because of the way they live. Privacy is very important in all lives physically and psychologically. We should use celebrities as motivation to get to where we want to be in...
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...Who Wants Cherry Pie? Sexism in Today’s Music Lyrics Mark Boehler Diversity in Contemporary Society Abstract There is a problem in society today, but it goes largely unnoticed. The problem that I am referring to is that of sexism, specifically sexism in the American music institution. The most likely reason that sexism goes unnoticed in this country is because as an American, each of us has been surrounded by sexual inequalities since birth. From the color of clothing most parents dressed their babies in, pink for girls and blue for boys, to the types of toys children are given, trucks for boys and dolls for girls, we are continually and constantly exposed to one form of sexism or another. Thus, we tend to overlook all but the most blatant forms of it. It comes as no surprise that the innuendoes and sometimes blatantly explicit lyrics in music today get overlooked or construed as being harmless. It is most definitely not harmless; something needs to be done about it. For my action/research project, I chose to assess the lyrics and album covers of popular music artists and to discuss the ways in which women are portrayed. It is extremely easy to find music CDs containing sexism. Look in your own collection; that is what I did. Lorde (1995) states that, “Sexism is the belief in the inherent superiority of one sex over all others and thereby the right to dominance” (cited in Gollnick & Chinn, 1998, p. 130). Two of the most outstanding examples of albums of this...
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... You use the internet to do just about everything now a days, buy, sell, trade, read, etc. this just shows how the internet is definitely changing cultural production. New media enables new cultures to transform societies. The internet is a key tool for businesses these days. The impact of technology from the internet has changed the creation, reproduction and circulation of cultural products now. Since the internet is so popular, cultural producers are able to see what is “in style” or “hip” at the moment so they can make creations of a new product based on what is cool at the time or what they think will be in the future. This is how executives and producers see if something will be a hit, like William Goldman says in “Is Justin Timberlake a Product of Cumulative Advantage?” They can also use the internet for reproduction purposes by seeing how popular the item is online, or from orders from people from the internet. Then they post all about how neat their new product is by “hash tagging” or having people talk about it on social media so the product circulates and becomes popular. Cultural producers want their items to be shared on the internet so that it becomes the new trend to have; something the alpha customer will want. For example, let’s use a new CD album from a band. The band can create their album and put it online so it streams for consumers to buy. They will reproduce more and more copies to put up online based on how well it is selling. The band, producers...
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...defender. They always look only one line forward, instead of two. If the defender passes into midfield, the midfielder has his back to the opponents goal and will have to turn and look to move forward. This takes too much time in modern football. The ball needs to go to the strikers, so they can bounce the ball back to a midfielder who then will be facing the opponents goal and who can immediately attack.” “It’s a simple rule in football: the third man determines what you can or can’t do. But we seem to forget to teach our youngster this. And this is a dangerous situation. We now have two generations defenders (Mathijsen/Ooijer/Bouma vs Vlaar/Boula/Jaliens/Heijtinga) who do not have that skill. Our youth coaches need a long look in the mirror.” "Our system was also a solution to a physical problem. How can you play for 90 minutes and remain strong? If I as a left back run 70 meters up the wing it's not good if I immediately have to run back 70 to my starting place. So if the left midfielder takes my place and left winger takes the midfield position, then it shortens the distance. That was the philosophy." (krol) " It was about making space, coming into space, and organizing space-like architecture on the football pitch. "(barry hulshoff) "My idol, my father was Rinus Michels, who was runner-up with Holland in 1974 and the 1988 European champions. It is the same way in Munich. Only Michels was too defensive, I'm more attacking. It has made us popular and successful."(van gaal) ...
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