...Wild Mustangs By Ty Uhlenhopp Did you know Wild Mustangs range in weight from 840 pounds to 2.200 pounds? There are 58,372,106 wild mustangs left in the whole world. Wild horses live in Antarctica, North America, Europe and Asia. Some mustangs are domesticated with means they live with people and are pets. Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: ChordataClass: 1qewwwMammalia,Order,Perissodactyla. Family: Equidae,Genus: Equus,Species: caballusThe wild mustang is interesting becase of how it lives, how it survives and how it has been inpacted by humans. Wild horses live in Antarctica, North America, Europe and Asia. Some horses are domesticated which means they live with people and are pets. Mustangs can live in the grasslands in the western us. Bureau of Land Management lets about 271,000 mustangs run free on 34 million acres of public land. Most of the mustangs live in the western states. The horses used to strech from russia to china. They have been wild since 1968 and could only be found in zoos. Horses can be found in every country exept Antarctica. Some horses live in plains in the western states....
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...2017 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Ford Mustang is presently the most effective muscle vehicle on the marketplace. Having sophisticated innovation in all sections, Ford its 'pony icon' made ideal for the 21st century. 2015 Ford Mustang is upgraded specimen of best pony vehicle, which in addition to efficiency offers and excellent fuel economy levels. Providing the Ford Focus RS design with the EcoBoost engine, from the Mustang design, the Ford business, as jumped itself in the tummy. 2017 Ford Mustang will certainly a minimum of catch the modifications which connect to the powertrain. Obviously, offered that the Ford chooses, that the enhanced horse power, is exactly what clients desire and from 2017 Ford Mustang designs. To the concern exactly what the problem has to do with, when it pertains to the 2017 Ford Mustang design is extremely easy with a similarly basic response. As in many scenarios in life, continuously taking on somebody since of something. In motor sport it is clear that it has to do with the horse power and efficiency. Some car supplies them, while this other do not. To make things much more complex, the 2 designs of the exact same producer, with the very same engines, and numerous output power!...
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...For more information on the Mustang Shelby GT350, head over to Bud Clary Ford of Moses Lake. Bud Clary Ford of Moses Lake helps you enjoy a better buying experience, one where you will secure the right vehicle for your everyday needs and budget. The Mustang Shelby GT350 offers amenities not found in other vehicles, so learn more or schedule a test-drive. Mustang Shelby GT350 offers state-of-the-art technology The 2016 Mustang Shelby GT350 near Richland has a comfortable interior that can make your next road trip easier and more enjoyable. The Shelby GT350 is built with state of the art technology such as dual zone climate control, which you and your passenger to be comfortable even if you can’t agree on the temperature. The Sync 3 interface allows you to better monitor your entertainment features. The Shelby GT350 is perfect for the music lover as it is built with seven-speaker sound system and SiriusXM satellite radio. SiriusXM satellite radio gives you access to hundreds of music, sports and talk channels. Your personal music library will always be with you as the Shelby GT350 is built with iPod connectivity. Mustang Shelby GT350 built to help you enjoy open road...
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...Eddie Joseph Strategic Audit on Ford Business 480 April 26th 2014 STRATEGIC AUDIT ON FORD MOTORS INC. Welcome to the presentation on Ford Motors Inc. This paper was written by Eddie E. Joseph. He is a student at National University currently working on his undergraduate degree. This BUS 480 course started on Tuesday, April 8th 2014 and will conclude on Sunday, May 4th 2014. As a senior working on a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Eddie looks forward to the challenges that he will face. Like the challenge presented in this strategic audit on Ford. This paper is broken up into segments, and organized in different sections within that segment’s topic. This paper will try to answer all questions about Ford in the most thorough way possible. Without further ado, let’s break down the current situation. I. Current Situation- Ford has been around for many years, spanning multiple countries. As a global heavy hitter, Ford has sustained a lucrative business practice in the motor industry, even outlasting the economic depression. When reviewing the present day stats, Ford will still prove to be one of the premier automotive companies in the United States and continue to expand around the world. A. Capital Structure- Ford has come a long way in recent years. After a difficult year...
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...Week 3 Assignment Write a 2-page paper (plus cover sheet and reference page) that addresses the pros and cons of each research method with respect to both a new product launch and a revised product launch. Explain why there are different research needs for a new product versus a re-launch. Select from the following products: a mp3 player, a magazine, or a vehicle. Abstract The new product launch phase is a critical part of the total new product development process. Done well, a launch helps a new product rapidly establish itself among its target users, gain market share and enhance the company's brand position. Done poorly, a launch can negate all the time, money and human capital that went into developing the new product if it fails to achieve commercial success. Marketing experts estimate that two-thirds of all new products fail within two years. Many factors contribute to this high failure rate, including products that do not match customer needs or experience unforeseen competitive countermoves. In addition, each year it becomes more difficult to break through the noise generated by the thousands of existing products and line extensions. Drive it Like you Stole It! For this assignment I have chosen vehicles. Not just any vehicle. I have set my goals on one of the best marketed vehicles with the least amount of advertisements I know about. The Mustang Shelby! When Ford decided it wanted to give a rebirth to one of the best muscle cars ever created it knew just...
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...Brothel Paper During an “internship in family planning and human sexuality at Emory University that required her to develop a public health study” (p 5), Alexa Albert, decided to “investigate brothel prostitutes’ condom-use practices” (p 5). The fact that only one state, Nevada, allowed legalized prostitution was an incentive for Alexa. There were growing concerns of AIDS in the United States and the fact that “Nevada licensed brothel prostitution, with specific ordinances established to safeguard the health and safety of the public” (p 4) was an appealing factor for her to do her research study. Part of the ordinance required all licensed brothel prostitutes to use latex condoms for all sexual activity and mandatory testing “for sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV” (p 4) were required of all the women. Alexa wanted to focus on the latex condoms since “hard data on the efficacy of condom use in preventing HIV infection was scarce, and the issue was complicated by the very real problem of condom slippage and breakage” (p 5). Her focus on the Nevada brothels made since, because the women working in the brothels had multiple sex partners yet there were no reports of HIV transmission within this community. By staying at the Mustang Ranch and talking to the prostitutes she managed acceptance from a community where non-working women in the field was normally not tolerated. By collecting the prostitutes used condoms she was on her way in analyzing data for her study...
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...Project Timeline During the next five weeks our time will gather, research, propose, and ultimately have the end result of such timeline to develop an accurate and concise research paper. The steps to take are as follow: i) August 16th : (1) During the class room we will pick up a subject to start our research on. (2) Questions will be created to better help us research the topic that was selected ii) August 23th: (3) During the second week, we will try to narrow down our topic to make it more specific for the research to be easier, i.e.: Picking the topic of vintage cars is too broad; instead we will pick Mustang engine development from its creation to the present. (4) We will research facts, definitions and consequences of such topic iii) August 30th: (5) During the third week, we will look up our information from the University of Phoenix library to get such fact, as well as finding information through valid websites. (6) Talking to people on the field that are truly knowledgeable on the topic picked. (7) Preparing a research proposal, and presenting it to the instructor on the next following class. iv) September 13th: (8) After submitting proposal with instructor, errors and suggestions will be changed and taken into consideration to write the final draft for the research (9) Writing down report down and finalize it. Submitting...
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... and Harris, Jeanne G. Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning. Cambridge: Harvard Business School Press, 2007. ISBN 978-1422103326. Available for purchase at the bookstore. There is a required on-line course pack available for purchase at the Harvard Business Publishing website at this URL: https://cb.hbsp.harvard.edu/cbmp/access/23455671 This link is also available on LATTE . See last page of Syllabus for course pack contents. Other readings as posted on LATTE site. Learning Goals and Objectives Overview Required Reading Upon successful completion of this module, students will: Think of data as a strategic resource in business. Understand the logic of complex data queries in the context of on-line business research sources. Be familiar with current developments in Big Data, business intelligence, and competitive analytics. Be able to design a relational...
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...E85, which stands for 85 percent ethanol (which is an alcohol) and 15 percent gasoline ranges from 100-105 octane. It has been around for quite some time but has just recently became fairly popular with newer car models. Ethanol was first used during the 1850’s as a lighting fuel, but was quickly put to rest after heavy taxes were placed on ethanol during the civil war. The first Model A in 1908 was powered by gasoline and ethanol, but then ethanol was never used much after that until the late 90’s when it returned. Flex fuel vehicles became quite popular starting in the 90’s and have continued to be produced by car manufactures to date. There are more than 8.5 million flex fuel vehicles on the road in the US, including both cars and trucks. What exactly is E85 you ask? Well E85 is a blend of ethanol and gasoline. E85 is a clean- burning, American made alternative fuel produced from renewable resources, such as starch in field corn. Ethanol is made from US supplies and mixed in US factories which makes us independent from foreign oil need. The ethanol making process is one of the many positive factors to creating a cleaner environment. Ethanol is a clear alcohol that is fermented from the starches created from common crops such as corn. There are two different processes to fermenting the ethanol, dry milling and wet milling. During dry milling, the grain is mixed with water, and then enzymes are added to convert the starch to dextrose. The fermentation process then creates ethanol...
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... and Harris, Jeanne G. Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning. Cambridge: Harvard Business School Press, 2007. ISBN 978-1422103326. Available for purchase at the bookstore. There is a required on-line course pack available for purchase at the Harvard Business Publishing website at this URL: https://cb.hbsp.harvard.edu/cbmp/access/23455671 This link is also available on LATTE . See last page of Syllabus for course pack contents. Other readings as posted on LATTE site. Learning Goals and Objectives Overview Required Reading Upon successful completion of this module, students will: Think of data as a strategic resource in business. Understand the logic of complex data queries in the context of on-line business research sources. Be familiar with current developments in Big Data, business intelligence, and competitive analytics. Be able to design a relational...
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...logical thinking. The open air of writing was always intimidating to me. However, during my 11th grade English class, I realized I was capable. It wasn’t black and white, but rather all the colors imaginable. It was this realization that really helped me progress as a writer. A shift in paradigm made all the difference. My strong points in writing are usually fact-based works, such as research papers. My love of research branches off from my love of logic. It either is… or it isn’t. If I can choose the topic of my writing, I usually achieve a better result. Interest in the topic is what really drives me to do well with the matter at hand. I could write ten pages in a heartbeat about Ford Mustangs, but...
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...Part 1: Intro I was really hoping for a better negotiation to use as an example for this paper but none stick out as much as my first and only brand new car buying experience. I had negotiated with my husband at the time for months on what kind of car we should buy. I had fallen in love with the new body style of Toyota Celica that came out in 2000. My husband wasn’t so sure. So we looked at Mustangs, Acuras, Eclipses, etc. The Mustang we ruled out because it wasn’t the same if you couldn’t get a Salleen or Rousch package and they were just too expensive. The Eclipse interior was lacking in creature comforts and the Acura was just too boring for me. We finally went to test drive a Celica and it was everything I wanted except it was bright red. (I read the statistics – I know better than to buy a red sports car). By this time it is getting late in the year and the 2003 models were coming out. We went in to a showroom to look at the new Celica colors and they had one in the show room in this light blue that looked almost purple on the edges in the lights. It was like one of those moments in the movies when a spotlight shines down on exactly what you have been looking for. My husband took one look at it and was like “Maybe you are right. Maybe we should get a Celica – in this color.” Now since that color was brand new that meant that a used Celica was out. I looked online to see what I could get the car for through my credit union’s car buying service (my parents got...
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...The record player and record were invented by Thomas Edison in 1877. Its first name was the phonograph. The first words ever recorded were “Mary had a little lamb”. The first record was made of paraffin paper and a embossing point to record sound. Using a metal cylinder with tin foil wrapped around it to produce sound. Later vinyl replaced the paper and a needle or stylus was also adapted to fit into the groove of the record. In 1963 William Powell Lear invented and patented the 8-track tape and its corresponding player. Then it was introduced to the public in 1966 when the Ford Motor Company introduced as the cutting-edge automotive accessory for the Ford Mustang (Techtarget.com). 8-tracks began to quickly replace the LP’s due to their portability and they would not warp or skip. During the 60’s the compact cassette was introduced to the public, it was not so much of a music playback system instead; it was used for personal recording and as dictation machine. Then during the 70’s cassettes became very popular when record industries such as Mercury saw the growing potential for their businesses. Later in the 80’s with the invention of the Sony Walkman portable player, and boom boxes; cassettes were the most popular formats to playback music. In the 70’s a music lover frustrated that vinyl records were easily damaged James T. Russell began developing a method to record music onto a photosensitive platter that would be read by a laser (ehow.com). But it was not until...
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...Leadership Approach David Ruiz Pineyro LDR/531 Organizational Leadership February 7, 2013 Prof. Jose Rodrigo-Pons Leadership Approach On this paper I am going to explain briefly one of the major research approaches for studying leadership. Also included on this paper will be a summarized explanation of the strengths and weaknesses of the leadership approach selected along with an example in which this approach has been used in an organization. I would like to commence by mentioning that there is no particular stated definition for the word leadership. According to Yukl (2010) Leadership is such a broad subject than can range or vary from personality traits, behavior, influence, interaction, patterns, roles and relationships, and even the occupation of an administrative position (pg.2). Since leadership is so complex even though it has been studied for years researchers have not been able to come up with a particular definition for it. As Burns (1978) stated “Leadership is one of the most studied and less understood phenomena on Earth” (Bahreinian & Soltani, 2012, pg. 7). Therefore, different theories and approaches on this area of study have aroused over the years. But not all leadership approaches focus on the same assumptions. For example when we talk about the Trait Approach we emphasize on the particular attributes of leaders such as personality, motives, values, and skills. We have heard from time to time that anybody can be a manager but not everybody can...
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...Ford Motor Company: An Analysis of Employee Motivation and Morale Table of Contents Overview 2 Introduction 3 Clues from History 3 Ford & the Other Guys 6 Innovation & Motivation 8 The Family 12 Cutbacks 13 Conclusion 15 Works Cited 16 Overview The purpose of the following paper is to inform the reader about possible techniques of behavior modification in an attempt to solve motivational problems with workers at Ford Motor Company. Information on the company’s history, current and future outlooks, and human resource problems will lay the foundation to apply proven methods of increasing motivation. The paper is concluded with a look into the effects of cutting costs on employee moral along with a summary of proposed methods for solving the loss of motivation at Ford. Introduction Ford Motor Company has been an American icon since the very early years of the 20th century. From the Model T’s, which were assembled by hand in 1903, to today which includes Aston Martin, Land Rover, Lincoln, and several other products, along with the signature Ford brand-name products, Ford Motor has been making cars and, more importantly, making incredible profits. With amazing innovations by Henry Ford and his successors, a product which appeals to the American people, and incredible tenacity, Ford has grown to be the world’s third-largest automaker and one of the top-ten most profitable corporations in the world. Being one of the world’s most powerful and profitable...
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