...need to write on the topic. Audience also impacts the writing because you have to develop a certain relationship with the audience and benefit the audience’s needs with in your writing of the topic. Knowing the audience’s background is one of the best things to look into when doing research for an audience you do not know that well and you want to make the audience relate to what is written about the topics content. The audience impacts the writing on how it is presented and you want to make sure your topic is clearly understandable to the audience. The audience’s attention is very important you would want to keep the writing interesting and relevant to the subject. Tone can make a very big impact on the writing because it serves as the writer’s attitude towards the written subject. Using a clear and firm tone can allow the audience to see the attitude of the writing. The tone impacts the writing because the writer would like to bring the correct mood to the audience and the subject or topic that is written about. Content impacts the writing also by keeping the audience attention with the appropriate content and by having the appropriate material for the audience to keep them interested. The audiences impact the content differently and it needs to be appropriate for all audiences’ differences. Purpose, audience, tone, and content all work with each other and should be used when...
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...Cannabis or Can’tabis At one point in America’s history you would find people smoking at the airport, in offices, and on trains. Since then tobacco smoking rates have dropped considerably in the past decades. We can attribute this to legislation and shifting public sentiment (Gitlow). Many individuals know someone who was put to an early grave because smoking. It’s a disaster that could have been prevented. And yet, our nation is prepared to once again head down the course of accepting another addictive drug, marijuana, as legal. It is as if we have to burn out fingers again to be convinced the stove is still hot (Gitlow). Tobacco and Marijuana are very similar in structure, effect, and cause bodily harm. Because of this, marijuana should not be legalized. The two drugs both look and are used in similar ways. Tobacco is a green, leafy plant that is grown in warm climates. After it is hand-picked, it is dehydrated, ground up, and used in different ways. It can be smoked in a cigarette, pipe, or cigar. It can be chewed (called smokeless tobacco or chewing tobacco) or sniffed through the nose (Mass. Department). Similarly, Marijuana is a combination of dried-out leaves, stems, flowers and seeds of the hemp plant. It is usually green, brown or gray in color (What is Marijuana). Marijuana is usually smoked as a cigarette (joint), but may also be smoked in a pipe. Less often, it is mixed with food and eaten or brewed as tea. Sometimes users open up cigars and remove the tobacco, replacing...
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...Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice. Courage Books, sept 1, 1991, Org 1813. 376 pages. I had this book from a previous class. Jane Austen started her life on December 16, 1775 in Hampshire, England. Austen was the seventh of eight children from her father Reverend George Austen and her mother Cassandra. Jane early life took place out in the country and her time was spent performing plays and writing short stories with her siblings, which later influenced her creative writing. At the age 14 Austen wrote her first short novel Love and Friendship and shortly after wrote A History of England by a partial, prejudiced and ignorant historian. Neither book was published, but these novels laid the ground work for Austen’s more popular novels. As Austen grew up she enjoyed going to balls and social gatherings at neighbors estates. Her neighbors houses were large and lavish and so were the people who came. These experiences had a strong impact on Jane because by her early 20’s Jane’s wrote three more novels where classism was major theme. Jane’s more popular novel Pride and Prejudice (published in 1813) was heavily influenced my Jane’s younger experiences. Shortly after writing her novels in the early 1820’s Jane had already moved out of her beloved countryside town to the more populated town of Bath. Jane later moved to Southhampton with a relative where she lived out the rest of her life until she died of Addison disease in 1817, just three short years after publishing Pride and Prejudice...
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...This can heats itself! Hot Can is a revolutionary range of tasty beverages that give you a hot drink, anytime… anywhere… Hot Can has a separate heating chamber that when activated, produces a non-toxic, non-flammable reaction that heats up the contents by more than 50°C, all by itself! Hot Can is ideal to keep in your car, bag or backpack, always ready when you need a hot drink. Hot Can is ideal for people on the go, when everything is closed or too far away or where you can’t turn on the heat. When there is no other way to get warm inside, Hot Can can! Benefits of Hot-Can Hot-Can heats up all by itself: NO microwave or heating needed Ready to heat anytime, anywhere Keeps HOT up to 45 minutes Hot-Can is environmentally friendly: 100% Recyclable Non-flammable reaction Non-toxic & biodegradable Hot-Can is ideal for: • Tradies & shift workers • Truckies & drivers • Outdoor workers & crews • People on the go • Walkers & campers • Family outings & road trips • Sporting & entertainment events • On campus or between classes Keep Hot-Can handy in your car, boat, van or bag. Not for now… but for later… just when you need it! Can I place the Hot-Can in the Microwave? NO! The Hot-Can is aluminium and should never be placed in a microwave. The heat engine integral with the Hot-Can is designed to heat up the beverage without any external heat source. Can I pour out half of the beverage and leave half for later? The Hot-Can...
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...Strayer University 11 They Can Do It! You Can Help! Home Depot Victoria James-Smith Talent Management-HRM532 Dr. Cecile Massé, PhD They Can Do It! You Can Help! A Look At Talent Practices At The Home Depot Abstract In today's global economy, companies must continually invest in talent management of its personnel. In the role of being a business partner, HR leaders must work closely with management to attract, hire, develop and retain talent. Yet the shortage of skills today presents various issues and challenges both socio-economic and cultural as talent crosses borders and its prospects are fewer. Thus, in view of the workforce changes with issues such as shifting demographics, global supply chains, the aging workforce and increasing global mobility, organization culture must shift to become forward-looking organizations. That is organizations which must rethink their approach to talent management to best attract talent. By doing so, this will result in organizations being positively positioned to succeed in a highly competitive marketplace. In addition, organizational culture, employee engagement and leadership development have a significant impact on talent retention. Taking these factors into consideration, what will develop will be an integrated approach to talent management which offers a pathway toward sustaining achievable, outstanding business results. Competitive Advantage Home Depot realized that in order to have and to maintain a competitive advantage...
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...INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT KOZHIKODE Executive Post Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management (EPGCMM-06) CASE ANALYSIS NOTE CANDY AND CHOCOLATES INDIA: LAST MILE DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL Submitted by: Student Name | Roll No. | Girish Sonawane | EPGCMM-06-020 | Why CCI should invest in rural? What are the opportunities in rural markets for CCI? CCI changed it’s RTM strategy in 2007with objective to increase the availability of its brands and increase customer service. CCI was basically marketing its products in India which was seventh largest country in the world with 28 states and seven union territories. Till 2013, there were 6649 districts and sub-districts. | Villages/towns | Population % | Rural | 638,588 | 68.8 | Urban | 16,297 | 31.2 | From census 2011 reports, huge population is residing in rural areas which hold lots of potential for CCI to target. From 2001 to 2011tremendous growth of male as well as female population in rural areas were observed (CENSUS 2011). | Male (%) | Female (%) | Rural | 12.12 | 12.25 | Urban | 30.06 | 33.73 | Rural market from 2001 to 2010 shows approximately 50% of India’s Gross Domestic Products. | Per Capita Income (INR) | Rural | 9481 | Urban | 19407 | The rural consumption shows tremendous growth as per past records and would accelerate at 5.1% CAGR during 2005-2015 and 2015-2025. It is estimated that rural households with Rs.90,000 to Rs.2,00,00 income bracket would contribute to 70% of total...
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...I Can By Nas Search the internet for a description of the concept ”The American Dream” What does this concept cover? It is about the freedom in America and it includes the opportunity for prosperity and success and social mobility for the family and the children. James Truslow Adams said in 1931, "life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement" 1. In your own words, briefly explain what is said in the lyrics You can do what you want or be what you want to be if you just work for it. Even if you come from a poor family you can become a rock star or a successful business man if you work hard enough for it 2. Who is the audience, who is addressing? The audience is the poor people. The people who don’t have the greatest opportunity to become something big and don’t believe in themselves. 3. Who is the “I” in the song? What role does he play? Different kids and the singer Nas. Nas tries to guide the children and he tell them how they can become what they want. He is kind of a supervisor for the children. 4. What themes do the lyrics deal with? Find 2-3 examples in the text ‘Hung with the wrong person Got her strung on that Heroin, cocaine, sniffin up drugs all in her nose...’ one example of the theme drugs ‘be careful, some men be Rapists, so act your age, don't pretend to be Older than you are, give yourself time to grow You thinking he can give you wealth, but so Young boys...
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...BUSINESS TO BUSINESS MARKETING by: Prof. Joffi Thomas Case Analysis Note: SAP : Building a Leading Technology Brand Name | Roll number | Bankim Kala | EPGP-06-013 | Sanjib Roy | EPGP-06-061 | T Shravan Kumar | EPGP-06-178 | Prakhar Gupta | EPGP-06-047 | Case Preparation Questions 1) What should SAP stand for? What is its brand promise? Answer: Back in 2000, SAP was the leading enterprise software provider in very major market of the world having 12500 individual customers and 25000 software installations. However, it was losing the battle of perception having been perceived as being left out of the E-Business boom of 2000’s. Primary reason for the same was that this was a product driven company and did not devote many resources to marketing and branding. In contrast, SAP should be a market driven company and should stretch itself by communicating its success stories with customers, stakeholders, employees as well as competitors. SAP should first realize that Branding is a strategy problem and not an advertising problem, so the measures that they took like launching ‘mySAP.com’ are not going to help them in their cause. We would suggest the following three-pronged approach that they should follow in order to make it relevant to its customers as well as clearly convey the value proposition of their products and services: * Brand Awareness: SAP, as a brand, should clearly communicate...
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...They Can Do it! You can help! Home Depot’s Plan Home Depot had several intentions regarding the use of it organizational talent to gain a competitive advantage in the Do It Yourself Industry. The first of these understanding is that talent was the most important element in being a competitor and developing a reputation of having an outstanding staff. Home Depot realized they needed very qualified leaders to assist with finding talent. The second of these intentions were to have limitless and diverse channels of entry into Home Depot to mold personnel into program that would build leadership. Once they acquired the leadership talent they began to prepare them for bigger roles within the company. They began to focus on the bigger picture by: Their focus is the result of many things: * Embedding the enduring importance of human capital to corporate success. * Internalizing the importance of engaged associates in creating a superior customer experience. * Experiencing unprecedented growth in challenging employment markets. * Acknowledging significant changes in workforce and consumers demographics. * Understanding that talented associates tend to leave leaders, not companies, and therefore the competency and preparedness of leaders is paramount to ongoing success. When Home Depot began to focus on these key factors they were successful with opening new channels for recruiting the best talent that they could obtain. Recruiting Talent Home Depot developed...
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... What if it was something you couldn’t live without? Well, my cousin was five years old when he found out he needed a new kidney. He went on the organ waiting list right away. He was called twice during a six month span that they had a kidney available only to find out that the kidney wasn’t a good match. He had to wait again. The third time was a charm. A small adult was in an accident and his kidney was a good match. This story had a happy ending but so many do not. B. Tie to the audience: One of the people on the waiting list for an organ transplant might be someone you know. C. Thesis and Preview: Today I’d like to talk to you about first, the need for organ donors in our area, second, how you can become an organ donor after you die, and finally, how your family and organ donor recipients benefit from you donation. [Transition into body of speech]: I’ll begin by telling you about the need for organ donors. II. BODY A. People around the world but also right here in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois, need organ transplants and they need our help. 1. The problem is that there is a lack of organs and organ donors who make organ transplantation possible. a. The need is many organs and tissues such as the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, corneas, bone, skin, heart valves, and blood vessels(Iowa Statewide Organ Procurement...
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...Paula Andrea Garcia 3392 Fairway Oaks Dr Lawrenceville, Ga 30044 (404) 990-1906 Pau.vale11@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------- Education Collins Hill High School (honor student) Suwanee, Ga ------------------------------------------------- Work History ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- April 2014 - Present Law Offices of W. Bryant Green, III Atlanta, GA ------------------------------------------------- Customer Service Rep. * Taking messages, set up appointments * Sign up / Registered new clients into the system * Handle incoming and outgoing mail * Making and receiving calls * Maintain the filing in correct order. * Closed files and open claims with insurance companies. * Updating customers with pending cases * Verifying information, request medical records from providers and bills. * Providing Paralegal information ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Jan 2013 – March 2014 Atlanta check cashiers Norcross, GA ------------------------------------------------- Customer Service / Teller * Cash checks to customers * Verify maker by using system as Accurint or Secretary...
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...EPGP-06 :: Course MM07-04: Business 2 Business Marketing PVT – Case Analysis Note Dated: 03rd May 2015 Q1: What could be the reasons for the unfavorable evaluation of PV technologies by Greg Morgan? Answer: Solenergy is the top customer of PVT. PVT is under the assumption that any deal from Solenergy would come to them. Even though their Marketing Officer Salvatori had a fabulous relationship with Greg Morgan, Chief Electrical Officer and Solenergy, PVT did not invest anything more than Salvatori to improve the customer relationship. Also PVT did not develop any long term product roadmap partnerships to meet and improve the Solenergy capabilities. Greg Morgan’s evaluation is primarily around the low upfront capital cost and low overall cost of ownership and PVT failed to match both of these two critical ingredients against the upcoming competitors. PVT also did not anticipate the long term utility company needs and did not try to expedite its new advanced, low cost 1.25MW inverter technology. Q2. Evaluate alternative course of action available to PVT to gain favorable evaluation by Solenergy for the Barstow Project? Answer: PVT is already a market leader and their products are far superior to their competitors’ products. They should definitely not take the Alternative 1 & 2 as their reputation would be badly hurt in the market. But they should immediately form a task force to study the current production...
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...The Government Can lyrics (Hey everybody! Gather 'round! I'm here to give you anything you like! You want free college, money, mortages?! Whatever you like! You have come to the right place! Why? I'll tell you why!) Who can take your money? (Who can take your money?) With a twinkle in their eye? (With a twinkle in their eye?) Take it all away and Give it to some other guy [Chorus] The Government (the Government) The Government can! (The Government can!) Who can tax the Sun rise? (Who can tax the Sun rise?) Who can tax the trees? (Who can tax the trees?) Let you run a business and Collect up all the fees [Chorus] The Government can 'cause They mix it up with lies and Make it all taste good! (Make it all taste good!) The Government takes Everything we make To pay for all of their "sollutions" Healthcare, Climate Change, Pollution [- From: http://www.elyrics.net/read/t/tim-hawkinslyrics/the-government-can-lyrics.html -] (Throw away the Constitution) Who can give a bailout? (Who can give a bailout?) Tell us to behave? (Tell us to behave?) Make the Founding Fathers Roll over in their graves [Chorus] The Government takes Everything we make They're power hungry And malicious The economics are fictitious Soon we'll have to eat our dishes Mmm! Delicious! Who can be a failure? (Who can be a failure?) In so many ways? (In so many ways?) Instead of getting fired, HEY! We'll give ourselves a raise! [Chorus] The Government can 'cause They mix it up with lies and Make it all taste good!...
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...CPHL 612: POSSIBLE FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS The final exam consists of a set of FIVE essay questions, of which you are expected to answer THREE (and only three). So, to be clear, on the final exam you will be given a list of five questions and asked to answer just three of those five. In advance of the exam, I am posting here a longer list of POSSIBLE essay questions. The five questions on the actual exam (and therefore any three of those five that you may choose to answer) will be drawn from the set of possible questions below: (1) Contrast the legal philosophies of Hart and Fuller with respect to the notion of legal validity, making reference to the case of the “grudge informer”. Which position do you think is closer to the truth? Give reasons for your opinion. (2) Explain some of Dworkin’s main reasons for interpretivism. (Be sure to explain what “interpretivism” means here.) Do you think his theory is plausible? Give reasons for your opinion. (3) Explain and evaluate an argument for drug prohibition and an argument against drug prohibition. Discuss with reference to the case of R. v. Malmo-Levine and the case of R. v. Caine. Which argument do you think is more convincing? Give reasons for your opinion. (4) Explain some of the main reasons given by (some) feminists such as MacKinnon and Dworkin for making pornography illegal. Explain how their position differs from the simple “causal” argument. Do you think that their reasoning is correct? Give reasons...
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