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    Bubble Up Trickle Down

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    Eri Salisbury Unit: 5 contextual influences in art and design. National diploma in art and design In this unit I have studied and researched bubble up and trickled down and how this has an effect on continuous changes of fashion trends. I will research further into how fashion trends from the runway are adopted by the high street shops and worn by the fashion followers and how the trends on the streets are recognized by the media and picked up by the fashion leaders. I’ll demonstrate this

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    Hindu Terms Map

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    Axia College Material Appendix E Hindu Terms Map |Word |What is your personal understanding of each of these |After reading the text‚ how would you redefine each of |What differences did you find between the popular usage| | |terms? |them?  |and actual definitions? | |Karma |The energy which is transmitted

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    doubted himself. Grant Achatz‚ is the only American chef to master the art of Molecular Gastronomy. People sought after progressive cuisine to at least experience it once. This family man and cancer survivor is a prime example of heroism. With knowledge of molecular gastronomy‚ there’s some weight to his name. Being able to take foods and give them new tastes and textures‚ is what gave his cuisine’s popularity. Molecular gastronomy is seen as “manipulating” the ingredients‚ instead of cooking them

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    Big Dry Ice Bubble

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    an old t-shirt) or change the soap solution by adding more water or more soap. 10. Once you’ve made the soap film‚ it will start to expand and fill with the dry ice fog. Once it bulges out‚ it looks just like a crystal ball. 11. When the giant bubble bursts‚ the cloud of "smoke" falls to the floor‚ followed by an outburst of ooohs & ahhhs! ADDITIONAL INFO Try placing a waterproof flashlight in the bowl along

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    Kenyan Real Estate Bubble

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    Is there a real estate bubble in Kenya? Recently in the Standard Edition‚ a report by the Central Bank and World Bank said that only eight per cent of Kenyans - 320‚ 000 households - can afford a mortgage and that nine out of ten Kenyans cannot afford to buy the houses they live in‚ even with a mortgage loan in tow. The report also indicated that for one to buy a house worth Sh2 million‚ for example‚ one must have a net salary of Sh100‚000 and service the loan at Sh42‚000 a month for a period of

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    The Housing Bubble: America’s Downfall Linda Smith Professor Bolden Abstract A housing bubble is a situation where there is an extremely high demand for housing‚ but this demand is created through artificial ways‚ like lowering interest rates. The interest rates are lowered to create a false sense of security for consumers and can lead to economic boom. Also‚ as we are learning the hard way in the United States‚ it can end in economic hardships. Most Americans would tend to agree that

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    Updated Brain Map

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    The figure from the article Updated Brain Map Identifies Nearly 100 New Regions‚ by Carl Zimmer‚ is not only unhelpful‚ but does not convey anything meaningful other than the great quantity of regions discovered. The purpose of the article is to report on a group of scientists’ discovery and their revised mapping of the brain with new regions. The image displays a multitude of regions that are seemingly random as neither the article nor a legend explains the significance of the borders drawn on the

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    Drawing a Map in Photoshop

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    is written mainly to remind myself of the steps I go through when making a map…much of this will sound like a lecture but it’s how I work and what I’m thinking‚ my steps might not be perfect and my observations might be incorrect. Next‚ look at a GLOBE of the earth not a flat map‚ this is because a flat map will distort things near the poles to make them look larger than they really are (Greenland looks huge on a flat map). Get the proportions of landmass to ocean roughly in your mind (our earth

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    Perceptual Maps in Marketing This paper will provide an overview of the impact on product life cycle in marketing and the impact the product life cycle has on a product based on a simulation provided by the marketing course. For a better understanding of perceptual Maps‚ this concept could be defined as graphic illustrations of data provided by rating scales (Business Dictionary‚ 200). The map on this simulation will be used as valid parameters to develop a marketing strategy. In Marketing

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    Perceptual Maps in Marketing The use of perceptual maps is a strong tool in the marketing world. Perceptual maps visually represent what the consumer thinks about a product or brand. To make a perceptual map several attributes of the product are placed on different axis and from that point a grid is made to represent how strong or weak the consumers view each attribute. Making a perceptual map is a good way for mangers to decide on a good marketing strategy for the product‚ and which attributes

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