...PART 1 ARITHMETIC REASONING TIME: 36 Minutes -- 30 Questions This test has questions about arithmetic. Each question is followed by four possible answers. Decide which answer is correct, then blacken the space on your answer form which has the same number and letter as your choice. Use your scratch paper for any figuring you wish to do. Your score on this test will be based on the number of questions you answer correctly. You should try to answer every question. Do not spend too much time on any one question. 1. A fruit picker gets $2.00 an hour, plus 48 cents for every bushel over 40 that he picks in a day. If he works 8 hours and picks 50 bushels, how much will he get? A $16.00 B $19.84 C $20.80 D $24.00 2. How many 36 passenger buses will it take to carry 144 people? A 4 B 3 C 5 D 6 3. A gallon contains 4 quarts. A cartoning machine can fill 120 one-quart cartons a minute. How long will it take to put 600 gallons of orange juice into cartons? A 1 minute and 15 seconds B 5 minutes C 10 minutes D 20 minutes 4. A man who runs a filling station greased 168 cars in 28 days. What was his daily average of cars greased? A 5 B 6 C 7 D 8 5. What is the fifth term in the series: 4½; 8¾; 13; 17¼ ;________? A 20¾ B 21 C 21½ D 21¾ 6. Three workers assemble 360 switches per hour, but 5% of the switches are defective. How many good (non-defective) switches will these 3 workers...
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...Cover Page Content page The summary Business Description segment Sweetelicious Pastries, is the name chosen for our business. The name was chosen as a group to promote and sell delicious pastries which is composed of sweets that will give additional calories to our health and we all need those calories. The business is planned to sell small ranges of products and within the time we will make available new products to grow and expand the business. We plan to distribute our products nationally and intemal if possible.The internal potential growth of the business is that it will be successful because within the time, the business will offer new line of products like coffee. Also the business will be able to put other branches in Benque and so have more profits. In addition, games for kids could be an advantage to call the attention of kids and so the parents go the business and buy. Furthermore, the workers can be trained more so they have more knowledge of their work. The external potential of the business is to merge with another business in order to obtain more customers and have a lot of sales. For instance, it can merge with an ice-cream shop where lots of people will go and buy to the shop. With all these causes then the business will be able to help organizations in the country and help with the development of the industry. For example, the venture will then be able to invest money in making playgrounds for children and fixing roads within the community...
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...Hasbro Games – POX 1. The state of Hasbro Games at the time of the case and was: • Losing its leading position Hasbro was in the leading place in toy industry, but in year 2000, started with the softening sales of Pokemon – one of its most profit products, Hasbro was losing its position. • Restructuring its workforce The overall workforce reductions since 1997 were around 29%, including the 5% layoff in year 2000. • Trying to find a way to grow again Hasbro Games knew that they were stuck in the market; they were trying to find a way to be profitable again. The reasons that Hasbro Games struggled in the market were: • The toy industry The toy industry in year 2000 is highly competitive, and very mature. Two indications were evident for that situation: a) falling toy price, and b) a phenomenon called age compression. • Strategy out of time The strategy Hasbro adapted – focus on software and technology as well as licensing of successful brands - didn’t match the changing market today. • Risky acquisitions of sought-after brands It is good for companies in the toy industry to acquire strong brands, but Hasbro’s acquisition of Star Wars was so big that ruin the portfolio effect. • The huge R&D investments The success of Hasbro Interactive, the video and computer games division, was hard to sustain, since the incredible R&D expense. Hasbro Interactive...
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...Results-oriented, detailed professional seeking to apply my education and experience. Proven ability to handle all aspects of student eligibility and recruitment. Extremely skilled in responding to student inquiries and determining backgrounds, goals and objectives. Hands on experience of creating and implementing treasure and project finance reporting, loan agreement and payment collection policies monitoring, monitoring and bank accounts analysis, calculation of net cash, cash balance reporting, scheduling of subordinated loans, associated to financial strength of, companies, maintain cash, debt, and interest schedules, maintain online access to all bank accounts keep track of associated, service agreements, archive all project finance folders in a standard format this also, includes availability of all important documents electronically, work closely with project finance analyst for all existing and new, funding projects, track expenses and sources of funding for efficient funds management, maintain banking relationships act as liaison between bank personnel, and management, prepare and submit the funding proposals to banks, perform as a complete backup to project analyst, keep strict confidentiality of information. In depth knowledge of reviewing and making recommendations about applicants. I have over 9 years of collection experience with a profound knowledge of the FDCPA and HIPPA acts. Highlights Superior time management Superior multi-tasking Complex problem solving Accurate...
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...hi For other uses, see Hello (disambiguation). "Hallo" redirects here. For other uses, see Hallo (disambiguation). Hello is a salutation or greeting in the English language. It is attested in writing as early as the 1860s.[1] Contents [hide] * 1 First use * 2 Etymology * 2.1 Telephone * 2.2 Hullo * 2.3 Hallo and hollo * 2.4 Cognates * 3 "Hello, World" computer program * 4 The Apple DOS HELLO program * 5 Perception of "Hello" in other nations * 6 See also * 7 References * 8 External links ------------------------------------------------- First use Hello, with that spelling, was used in publications as early as 1833. These include an 1833 American book called The Sketches and Eccentricities of Col. David Crockett, of West Tennessee,[2] which was reprinted that same year in The London Literary Gazette.[3] The word was extensively used in literature by the 1860s.[4] ------------------------------------------------- Etymology According to the Oxford English Dictionary, hello is an alteration of hallo, hollo,[5] which came from Old High German "halâ, holâ, emphatic imperative of halôn, holôn to fetch, used especially in hailing a ferryman."[6] It also connects the development of hello to the influence of an earlier form, holla, whose origin is in the French holà (roughly, 'whoa there!', from French là 'there').[7] As in addition to hello,halloo,[8] hallo, hollo, hullo and (rarely) hillo also exist as variants...
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...In the recent years. The number of people who is unemployed is increase. This people who is unemployed mainly come from financial industry.this article will cover on the increase of unemployment rate in Spain, the government will be taking some action on this problem. From the article, Spain Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy give notice the day before that Spain will face a rise in unemployment rate this year. Last year, the number of unemployment rate reach the peak and it is the highest in the industrialized world as the number of people looking for jobs hit more than five million. Spain’s Prime minister said that they are in a very urgent situation with a jobless rate of 22.9 per cent. This rate will not get improvement in short period and it will become worse in year 2012. The economy in Spain is moving toward recession. Since 2011 October to December, the country economic draw back by 0.3 percent. The Bank of Spain tell in advance that the economy will will draw back another 1.5 per cent in 2012. Mr Rajoy, the Prime minister of Spain claim that in order for the labor market be more flexible, the country need to change to be a better state. This will help those job seeker to find job easier and suit the economic enviornment. The prime minister office is planned to suit the labor market change.since the goverenment in Spain have approved a financial sector to go for a thorough change in business to make the bank balance sheet more stronger and took precaution to set a quota to...
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...MAN105- Principles of Marketing Final Marketing Plan December 12, 2010 Company: Sanrio Co. Ltd. I. Executive summary Hello Kitty was the name of a cartoon cat developed in 1974 by Sanrio Co. Ltd. (Sanrio), a Japanese company that sold character-branded goods in Japan and other parts of the world. Sanrio initially used the character to adorn petty merchandise like coin purses and pencil boxes targeted at small girls. However, after Hello Kitty became hugely popular, Sanrio extended the brand to a variety of other products. Sanrio Company, Ltd., based in Tokyo and with distribution throughout Japan and Southeast Asia, the Americas and Europe. In the Americas today, over 4,000 stores to sell Sanrio character merchandise. This includes Sanrio boutique stores Sanrio merchandise has many different kinds of categories including stationery, school supplies, bags, accessories, room décor, candy, and plush characters. The global toys and games market grew by 2.7% in 2008 to reach a value of $60.8 billion. In 2013, the global toys and games market is forecast to have a value of $69.1 billion, an increase of 13.7% since 2008. Sanrio’s marketing strategy is to raise the sale revenues in the increasing market condition as well as to maintain our loyal customers and attract more male customers; Sanrio will create different kinds of images of products to fit into different range of age, and repackage the old neutral characters such as Badtz-Maru (a male penguin), Keroppi(a frog), Shinkansen...
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...franchisee’s stores with licensing or wholesale, we can say that the power of supplier brand its low inside the Sanrio factories around the world but high for the different stores that sell Sanrio Inc. products. The company is not limited to character promotion through their products but also through publishing and movie productions. The company also partners with various food establishments of which it also shares franchises. Sanrio has rights to Peanuts characters in Japan and owns an animatronics establishment known as the Kokoro Company, Ltd. whose most popular android is known as Actroid. Taiwan's second largest airlines, Eva Air, decided in October 2005 to use the Hello Kitty brand on flight routes between Taipei, Tokyo and Fukuoka. By paying Sanrio a franchisee fee, Eva Air has dedicated an entire Airbus A300-200 to the Hello Kitty brand and its cutie-like universe. The Power of Buyers The power of buyers is high. Since Sanrio Inc. produces its owns products, the potential buyers are franchisee stores. Inside these ones the main buyers are women from all ages and also men that buy items for women or for...
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...Happy Meal promotion by McDonalds in Singapore in 2000 where McD’s customers could buy a Hello Kitty or Dear Daniel doll for $2.60 Singapore dollars caused such a frenzy (and a ruckus too) that it has caught the interest of both the media, global marketers and academics alike. In the end, this Hello Kitty McToy promotion increased the interest and sales for McDonalds; but with a different consumer; and not the intended target group - the prepubescent girls and boys! The reasons for this unexpected and overwhelming appeal for this McToy campaign in Singapore and the rest of Asia can be postulated to the following. They are however divided into two categories – the first covering the Asiatic region in general; and secondly, specifically to the Singapore market only: A) Across Asia: i. The Growth, Charge and Impact of the Kawaii Concept: Kawaii is a key concept that characterizes the modern Japanese culture. Literary translated as “cute” in English or figuratively as “things that are desired”, this culture originated with the 15 to 18 year old girls in Japan. Soon, marketers and advertisers in the fashion, publishing and the cute-little-gadgets industries recognizing the wide potential and appeal of this niche segment began to leverage on it. As this market segment is typified by the characteristic “not how much they spend” but “it’s that they all buy the same things”, hot items (like Hello Kitty) when caught by the wave can easily reach 100% market penetration in weeks! In...
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...1. Introduction In 2014, Hello Kitty will be celebrating its 40th birthday. And to celebrate this milestone, on 18th April 2014, McDonald’s Singapore announced that they will once again collaborate with Sanrio to launch a set of six Hello Kitty dolls named as Hello Kitty Bubbly World. In this latest series of collaboration, Hello Kitty will be dressed up as six of her friends. And they are, ‘Pompompurin’, ‘Osaru No Monichi’, ‘My Melody’, ‘Kerokerokeroppi’, ‘Bad Badtz-Maru’, and ‘Tuxedo Sam’. And furthermore, it is also announced that Singapore will be the first in the world to launch the Hello Kitty Bubbly World. 1.1 Target Audience In this new collaboration, the target audiences are, the toy collectors and fans of Hello Kitty. 1.2 Main Objective The main objective of this new collaboration is not only to celebrate Hello Kitty’s 40th Anniversary, but it is also aim to push the sales of McDonald’s Singapore. In doing so, both Sanrio and McDonald’s have employed the co-branding strategy. However, unlike previous years, where the plush toys are made available over the counter and delivery, for the first time, McDonald’s Singapore will introduce the online order system, partnering Singpost. In doing so, McDonald’s Singapore aim to decrease the amount of people queuing overnight for the plush toys and also the fracas that happened in the previous collaboration. The aim of this essay is to analyze the marketing communication effort of McDonald’s Singapore. 2. Pre-Launch...
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...Ned Kelly is an infamous bushranger from Australia who is considered by some to be merely a cold-blooded killer and thief, while others consider him to be a hero. What is Ned Kelly is he a villain or hero? This interview will give young Ned another shot to prove himself right. Interviewer: Hello and welcome to news at when, when 1879.we are joined by the famous Ned Kelly himself. How are you Ned? Ned Kelly: Fine, thank you Interviewer: So please tell us Ned where and when you born? Ned Kelly: I was born in a shrub not far off Melbourne. Interviewer: How did you feel when your father died? Ned Kelly: It was a real sad moment knowing that there is absolutely no one to give you money to support the family with seven children and losing a member of the family. Interviewer: What were your emotions when returning from jail in 1874? Ned Kelly: Well there was mixed emotions rushing inside me first I was shocked then scared then sad. I realized that my dear sister had passed away ,my other sister married and my mum on the verge of getting married to some strange man I haven’t met .My world had gone up side down but I had to adapt to the new changes Interviewer: What were your intentions when saving the drowning boy? Ned Kelly: I wasn’t just doing so I would get a good name anyone would do that if they so someone dying. Interviewer: Why did you love horses so much? Ned Kelly: I loved my horses dearly because there were pretty my only friends growing up. Riding them made all...
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...Japanese popular culture has been around for many years and is the leading wave of Asian popular culture. It includes a variety of media such as manga, anime, film and music. Japanese popular culture is also portrayed through physical forms such as products, celebrities, personalities, maid cafes and may others. SMAP is a Jpop boy band with immense popularity from Japan and is one form of Japanese popular culture. Darling-Wolf suggests that SMAP's popularity is due to its careful construction of appeal and masculinity. SMAP is not well-known for their talents in singing, but rather for depicting Japanese personalities. Darling-Wolf refers to SMAP members as 'life-sized' pop idols (Aoyagi) who personifies a typical Japanese boy or girl which allows audiences to relate to them well. This is supported by Yano's research which highlights that fans form emotional bonds and connections with celebrities due to their charisma and personalities. Darling-Wolf that SMAP is popular is due to its intertextuality from appearing in TV shows, movies, talk shows and many more media forms which allows fans to feel a proximity or closeness. Intertextuality allows SMAP to be able to portray their personalities better and reach out to more audiences, which enables them to connect with their audience. Darling-Wolf argues that SMAP's fame is highly due to its constructed appeal of masculinity, which creates the 'perfect female fantasy'. SMAP members portray pluralities of masculinities which involve...
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...number. I knock with force three times, and wait patiently. After about ten quick seconds, the door flies open and startles me a little. “Hey! Sorry my room is a little bit messy, I was gone all weekend, and I got back not too long ago” Jennah says. I explain to her that I totally understand, as I was gone all weekend too. I look past her a little bit as I am entering her dorm room. It is a little bit plain, and not equipped with much. As I look to my left at her bed, I do notice something that catches my interest: a Hello Kitty bed comforter. “No way! Jennah, I adore your comforter” I say excitedly. “Hello Kitty is the bomb” she agrees. I am not surprised at the fact that she has a comforter with a character popular among young elementary-aged girls. For the week that I’ve known her, she seemed very free-spirited, and young at heart. I observe her outfit and see something I, for some reason, did not notice when I first entered. She was wearing a Hello Kitty t-shirt. Accommodating her shirt was a pair of black cut-off shorts that looked like she may have chopped them into shorts herself. She was also wearing a necklace with a small metal skull, and few black and white rubber bracelets. The two most prominent things about her, however, were the two lip piercings (known as snake bites), and the blue shoulder-length hair. “So yeah, this is my dorm!” she exclaims in a uniquely...
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