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    Cruiseline Industry Research

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    Case assignment: “The real world of business models” Cruise line industry Carnival Cruise Lines Royal Caribbean Cruises Princess Cruises I. History With the development of the global transportation network‚ world becomes more and more smaller. Not only does the airline industry become popular‚ but also the cruise industry is given more attention. Comparing with airline industry‚ cruise line can bring a lot of fun‚ such as a disco‚ casino‚ movie theater‚ and nightclubs. The most interesting

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    Karim Debbagh 12/19/11 Professor McMorris Degradation and Transcendence Carnival is a public spectacle‚ a celebration in which people are uplifted from their daily struggles. A time where there are no degradations and transcendence occurs for all people. In Earl Lovelace’s Dragon Can’t Dance‚ characters such as Pariag‚ Sylvia‚ and Aldrick are shown with struggle‚ with degradations that they are trying to overcome. Each of these characters is facing different problems and

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    students to stress and worry. In an effort to relieve the misery‚ Finny decides to organize a winter carnival for the pupils. Although the festivities of the winter carnival suggest that the boys have been successful in creating a separate peace‚ Knowles’ use of war imagery in describing the setting‚ prizes‚ and the boy’s behavior suggests that this peace is illusory. Although the setting of the carnival seems serene at first‚ a closer look at the descriptive language reveals that the Devon school is

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    In 1972 cruise industry pioneer‚ Ted Arison and the owner of American International Trade Service (AITS)‚ Meshulam Riklis‚ formed Carnival Cruise Lines as a subsidiary of AITS. They purchased their first ship for $6.5 million and renamed it to the Mardi Gras. The Mardi Gras’ first trip was along the Florida coast with travel agents. In 1974‚ Mr. Arison bought out his partner’s share with $1 and assumed the $5 million debt of the company. In order to compensate for the debt and reduce costs‚ Mr

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    “Party Gras” is the preferred name for most college students. Although the weekend before Mardi Gras day is actually one continuous party‚ there is a much deeper meaning to my favorite holiday. Carnival season is full of rich culture‚ history‚ and happiness. From the mayor’s toast to Rex‚ King of Carnival at Gallier Hall ‚ to the Zulu King‚ to Bacchus and Endymion‚ to the meeting of the courts of Rex and Comus at the Ball of the Mystick Krewe of Comus‚ to the flambeaux and the St. Aug marching band

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    and Mr. Dark are having a conversation about the boys."Forefinger thrust to the sidewalk grille‚ implying: there! there!"(Bradbury 179) This is a demonstration of how the Witch is corrupt because she would rather help Mr. Dark use the boys for his carnival instead of helping them escape.The Dust Witches corrupt tone is also seen in

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    principles. Scene: At the carnival‚ Johnny gambles with their rent money to win an E. T. doll for Ariel. Christy sees her father’s anxiety and the need to prove himself to them. She expends one of her wishes and he wins the prize.

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    village. "We came on the wind of the carnival." The quoted piece of literature displays the sly exotic wind‚ a rather unusual one for February. To some extent‚ the wind presents the characters of Vianne and Anouk as they are independent and wild‚ the same as the wind that brought in the carnival. Reminiscent of the carnival‚ the narrator and her daughter are very bright and lively which is ironic as they settled the grey village during the time of the carnival. This piece of text also shows polarization;

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    3) The most famous pedestrian street in Chelyabinsk is Kirovka.  Its beauty can be compared to Moscow Arbat. The street is designed with life-size sculptures: proud chief of police‚ modest peasant‚ light-hearted beggar‚ freelance artist in front of the curved mirror‚ Russian left-hander Levsha. Guests of the city and local people like taking pictures with them. Stroll down Arbat Street‚ lined with trees‚ lamps of cast iron and lots of benches make the street cosy and comfortable. There are clothing

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    festivities to create a separate peace. Nevertheless‚ Knowles’s use of war related imagery through the setting‚ the boys’ behavior‚ and the prizes used in the Carnival suggests that the peace they see is a facade. Knowles uses the setting to show that the boy’s separate peace is an illusion made through the festivities at the Winter Carnival. The word choice used

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