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    Arnette sunglasses are known throughout the world for their innovative features and sporty designs, with models such as the Arnette slide sunglasses in black and Arnette Rage sunglasses lenses offering comfort, durability and clear vision. Whether for extreme sports or daily use, there is something for everyone in Australia at affordable Arnette sunglasses prices. Arnette Sunglasses in the Past and Future Arnette was the creation of Greg Arnette, who in 1992 set up his eyewear brand from a garage

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    Rip Curl is an urban surfing company who appeals to their audience using an adventurous tone. Their meritorious marketing skills capture the attention of not only teenagers who are fresh out of high school, but explorers in their twenties to fifties. The company is located in Southern California; giving them an impeccable location for surfers. The venue they are established at gives the managers a chance to associate themselves with their audience. Although with other surfing companies in the competition

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    MacIntyre explains internal and external goods as actions that has to be experienced and pacticed. These internal and external goods are earned through effort. They are considered as a reward and balance each other out. I think that people should practice both internal and external goods. If they do, the more they would get out of life. Internal goods are imperative and can support the process and will be beneficial to outcomes. By working in the media, external goods could be thought as becoming

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    Sports Fans As Consumers

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    “The media helps produce the sport as a spectacle, the athlete as a celebrity, and the fan as a consumer.” (Lecture 3/13) I thought this quote was very interesting because these categories are very accurate but prior to today’s lecture, I never really categorized sports, athletes, and fans as such. The category that intrigued me the most was labeling fans as consumers. It is very obvious that fans are consumers as in order to watch the game, fans must buy tickets and in order to wear sporting clothes

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    In the years since Ellen, TV programs for example, Will and Grace, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, and The L Word, motion pictures, for example, Brokeback Mountain and Angels in America, which was additionally a convincing play and musical craftsmen, for example, Melissa Etheridge, Rufus Wainwright, and The Indigo Girls have risen, speaking to a open group of audiences of both gay people and heterosexual. As indicated by Hammack (2005, p. 2) the objective attention on the relationship between the

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    Organizational behavior (OB) can relate to many aspects of organizations. This term may refer to individual or group dynamics in various companies. It can also refer to strategic management strategies on how to improve work related functions of an organization. The theory of organizational behavior can simply be defined as a study of social psychology in the workplace. Organizational behavior can focus on concepts which include: leadership, personality traits, teamwork, motivation, decision-making

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    Minor Project PROMISING LAND!!! Studying entry modes of foreign apparel brands in Indian Retail Industry Student Name Aarti Kumari Singh Anamika Sachan Sukanya Garg Sweety Department of Fashion Management Studies (FMS) National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) September, 2012 Minor Project On PROMISING LAND!!! Studying entry modes of foreign apparel brands in Indian Retail Industry Submitted by Aarti Kumari Singh Anamika Sachan Sukanya Garg Sweety Under the supervision

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    I believe that the idea for water taxis in Miami could work. There are a few reasons for this recommendation. The research has shown that the water taxi concept is profitable if the pricing structure is left to the operators (Cook, Mahon & McConney, 2007). The idea holds water when the economics of the concept are fully studied. In general, however, these deal are executed on the basis of public-private partnerships, and that is something that has further implications for policy. I believe that

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    An exciting week it has been, full of great information and new ideas! The first talk featured Miki Kaneda and focused on the manner in which the idea of prestige is entrusted in the current time period. The argument was that though prestige can still be gained through traditional institutions, such as conservatories and companies, new music and its practices broadens accessibility to prestige. The multi-media, multi-genre, and collaborative elements present in the performance practices of

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    Burberry Analysis

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    Burberry is an international luxury brand with differentiating brand values that resonate across a multi-generational and dual-gender audience. Burberry’s wide range of luxury products represents accessibility, style, aspiration and functionality.  The two main categories of products that Burberry sells are fashion and continuity. Fashion products are designed to be responsive to fashion trends and are introduced on a collection-by-collection basis. Continuity products have life cycles that are expected

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