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    MAD ABOUT PLAID Case Study Presented by Ms. Evangeline C. Pamaos Executive Summary Castlebridge and Company is a high fashion brand that has established themselves with their staple plaid and outerwear products. Interestingly enough‚ the British based company has outsourcing to thank for their success. Executive Summary  Currently‚ Castlebridge is manufacturing in Malaysia‚ with plans to shut down their last domestic factory and replace it in China.  Castlebridge has made an effort to maintain

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    Mad Blood Stirring: Vendetta in Renaissance Italy Book Response Written by Edward Muir‚ this powerful microhistory analyses the events during 1511 in the town of Friuli‚ Italy at the time of the carnival. Muir’s thesis for his book‚ Mad Blood Stirring comes together in separate parts throughout his introduction. Firstly‚ Muir attempts to establish the importance of the Venetian rule over the province and people of Friuli and its capital city‚ Udine. Due to its geographical location‚ this part

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    The article “France goes mad for le burger” by Anne-Sophie Moral illustrated cultural diffusion between America and France‚ by introducing the reader to the ever increasing popularity of American foods and restaurants in France. First of all‚ it is not very surprising that American food has slowly seeped it’s way into diners in France‚ as said in the section “Beating Record Upon Record”. The text states that: “While the French see their food culture as unique‚ the truth is a lot of it is based on

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    Jessica Murdock January 2‚ 2007 Emily Grierson: A Woman Gone Mad For Love To be able to choose your own partner in life is such an important issue for all of us. How can choosing a spouse for someone be a healthy situation for the people involved? When treated like a child‚ with no mind to think and act for ourselves‚ it is inevitable that one would go completely mad. In this fantastic story "A Rose for Emily" written by William Faulkner‚ the upscale‚ well-to-do‚ Prima Donna protagonist

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    1. The topic of Grey Gutfield’s essay “Mad About You” is internet users. 2. In Gutfield’s article‚ his main argument is that internet users are a celebrated and glorified group of degenerates that are constantly distracted from what is important in life. The community they have developed‚ he believes‚ promotes activities that tear down not only our country‚ but human society. 3. To support his thesis‚ Gutfield points out that internet consumers become distracted from the importance of everyday life

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    In the graphic novel Mad Max: Fury Road‚ there are various examples of rhetorical appeals. One example of ethos is when the audience finally learns of Nux’s backstory. We learn that he was a toddler who searched for the fortress after his mother and father died. Unlike other freeloaders who tried to get onto the fortress‚ the child was a “hard nut to crack” (Miller 12). The emotional appeal to a young orphan impacts the audience greatly. The timing of the graphic novels release is an example of kiaros

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    Scientist Nikola Tesla was an influential historical figure whose findings and inventions helped shape the modern world of electricity. The 18th-19th century scientist quickly became known as the “Mad Scientist”‚ and later as the “Genius Who Lit the World”. Nikola Tesla is responsible for over 300 inventions and 700 patents worldwide. He was not properly credited or widely accepted as a great inventor until after his death. However‚ that did not stop the great man from furthering his studies and

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    music or movies as quick as possible. I get really impatient about it‚ the web bring us more and more impatient that we expect. If we can tolerate some delays on the web‚ we can be less affected on the delays. In the article “Is the Web Driving Us Mad”(2012) by Tony Dokoupil‚ illustrates “how the web affects our mental health” for example Internet‚ tweets‚ texts‚ emails and post can makes us depressed and lonely. Dokoupil believes that we allow technology to control our life and we forgetting how

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    MADS 6655.81 Contemporary Issues in Community Policing Herbert F. Pendleton‚ EdD Final Exam Select one from each chapter and provide a one paragraph response answering the information requested. Chapter 8 1) Discuss in general rationale for learning “what works” in criminal justice in general‚ and for measuring (assessing and evaluating) COPPS initiatives in specific. 2) Describe the major differences between assessments (as defined in the S.A.R.A. problem solving process) and an empirical

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    institutions were unsanitary‚ in poor condition‚ and didn’t provide proper care. The institutions were torture instead of therapeutic for the patients‚ causing some to slip further down into insanity. Author Nelly Bly conveys this in her piece‚ “Ten Days in a Mad-House‚” by putting herself inside of a mental institution and faking insanity to show the corruptness of the American mental institutions. Nelly Bly was a writer in the nineteenth century who was held back in her writing career because she was a female

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