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    others and these devices are not good for their physical and mental health. At a young age‚ we learn how to play with others and keep ourselves occupied. But if we get our kids used to using technology as a main form of entertainment‚ then they will not know how to play with other children‚ learn communication skills‚ and how to keep themselves occupied. In the article‚ What Screen Time Can Really Do To Kids’ Brains‚ Mari Swingle‚ a neurotherapist and a doctor of psychology‚ states that “What

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    That Vision Thing: Do We Need It? Michael E. Raynor T H E CEO OF IBM‚ LOUIS V. Gerstner‚ Jr.‚ was widely quoted in the press when‚ faced with the challenge of turning around the beleaguered computer maker‚ he said‚ ’the last thing IBM needs right now is a vision ’. 1 For a good many critics‚ Gerstner ’s comment was greeted with a heartfelt ’it ’s about t i m e ’ - - t h a t is‚ it is about time that a senior executive had the courage to speak up and put all that rhetoric about visions and

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    Britain. Monarchs from hundreds of years ago had power over everyone and they merely had to state what they wanted and it was done for them‚ however crazy a request. For example Henry VIII could just say ‘cut his head off’ and it was done without really much thought. Though‚ over the centuries: the role and importance of a monarch has largely decreased‚ as the state is now governed by Parliament. Gradually‚ over time Parliament has become very powerful and the jobs of a monarch were no longer instated

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    customers whom go to store and buy? For a conventional supermarket the rate is high but for others like musical instrument that rate is lower Time customers spend: + Cosmetics: averagely 2 mins for non-buyers and 30s for buyers  (=> they don’t prefer to take advice from sales consultant? ) + Electric store: non-buyers 5 mins‚ buyers 9 mins + Toy store: buyer 17 mins‚ non buyers 10 mins (=> yes this is true‚ I spend lots of time in toy store when I have to buy gifts to my cousins/ niece because

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    Why Don T We Sell The Club

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    MIA ICS Case Writing Group Case Study No. 3 WHY DON’T WE SELL THE CLUB? By Hur Tze Huan CA(M)‚ FCMA(UK)‚ CFP‚ MBA(UKM)‚ Cert. Trainer The Club Releks Golf & Country Club (the Club) was one of the few members’ clubs in Malaysia. Its 4‚000 plus members not only enjoyed golfing and other recreational activities of the Club‚ they were also each a part owner of the Club’s assets‚ including the land. The Club’s 36-hole course sat on 300 acres of prime land surrounded by residential and shop-office

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    Why We Buy    Introduction In an effort to discover why we buy‚ Paco Underhill set out a mission using video equipment‚ store maps and customer profile sheets to gather research. Once his business began to grow he founded a consulting firm‚ Envirosell‚ and began to discover over 900 aspects between the shopper and the store. Why We Buy‚ gets down to the basics of how retailers and consumers interact. Each chapter takes the reader through a series of important tactics to remember when being involved

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    take benefit of their freedom of speech still remains secrecy. William F. Buckley Jr. in his essay “Why Don’t We Complain?” attempts to influence his audience that they are cautious to speak up when faced with circumstances which demands our attention. This essay addresses what he feels to be an important issue in today’s contemporary American society. Why are we so afraid to speak up when we have a problem? Though consideration of the message is written‚ which is a fairly simple piece to read and understand

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    The story why don’t we complain‚ is a story that brings up the face about american worries‚ or lack there of. The author’s first example was when he was on a train‚ and its freezing outside. Unfortunately the temperature in the train was is the mid 80’s. In the 50’s ‚business men wore heavy black suits which was not the most comfortable attire for a hot train car. When he decided he was going to ask to lower the temperature the people around him told him not to bring it up. Why ‚ because american

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    False Advertising: People Don’t Seem to Mind Sunflower Sunflower‚ Yahoo Contributor Network Oct 3‚ 2007 "Share your voice on Yahoo websites. Start Here." More: False Advertising FlagPost a comment Nothing is really ever the same as advertised and people don’t seem to mind‚ you see commercials all the time on television where they advertise about something like food especially‚ how good they make it seems but‚ when you go buy it you won’t get the same. I mean like a hamburger for

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    How does advertising work? Introduction Advertising is a very important tool in order to make sure a product will be sold and to make sure a company is earning money. It is also one of the most important tools in order to get customers to buy a product or want a service. Ineffective advertising can not only cost the company a lot of money but it can even have a negative influence on the image customers have on a product or brand. So how to set up an effective and positive advertisement is something

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