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    In 1962‚ Wal-Mart opened their first store in Rogers‚ Arkansas. In 1970‚ Wal-Mart’s first distribution center and home office in Bentonville‚ Ark. open and Wal-Mart went public on the New York Stock Exchange. Just nine years from that‚ Wal-Mart’s annual sales exceeded one billion dollars. In 1988‚ Wal-Mart super centers opened across the country. In a merely three years from that‚ Wal-Mart opened their own store in Mexico City‚ Mexico; making Wal-Mart an international corporation. Not even sixty

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    Asian Youth Center

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    development) and reflecting co-ordination‚ motivation‚ sharing feelings and ideas between Asian youth. During journey of goal (moon) frustration and depression can obstruct the path. So‚ Asian youth center should be a spiritual platform to enhance the youth spirit. In my design‚ I create a different space in a different level with different activities which increase the youth self-esteem. Staircases as a media for travelling upwards to different stage of achievement and finally reach to the goal (moon)

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    Challenges Faced by Youth

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    rare to hear the phrase “Pakistan’s future is very bright‚ because we have a seven crore youth population.” this has become part of the most widely used rhetoric about our country’s future and this rhetoric is even more prevalent on our national days. Youth is a not biological age but rather a mindset. Pakistan is essentially a young country – almost half of the segment of Pakistani population belongs to youth with ages between the age 15-35 (66%). But‚ the problem with this assertion is quite simple

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    Media Critique: What’s Eating Gilbert Grape Media Critique: What’s Eating Gilbert Grape “Struggling with autism in a small town” is not a common fantasy type seen in cinema films‚ which makes What’s Eating Gilbert Grape unique. Arnie‚ a character who displays symptoms of autism‚ is important to the overall meaning of the film. Arnie’s disorder not only pulls his family closer together‚ but it also shows the audience how someone with this communication disorder is viewed in a small town

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    their country to be a large‚ rapidly growing economy‚ and also to be respected as a great nation. In India‚ 480 million are less than 19 years old. India has 20% of the world’s children. [1] The recent years have seen an unprecedented increase in youth violence‚ often lethal violence‚ all around the nation. Anecdotal evidence of increase in violence by young people against women and old people‚ of road rage‚ of violence in schools‚ and other violent actions to get whatever they want is alarming.

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    Alcohol Advertising to Youth Many people are unaware of the prevalence of underage drinking in the United States. Every day in the United States‚ more than 4‚750 kids under age 16 have their first full drink of alcohol. More youth in the United States drink alcohol than smoke tobacco or marijuana‚ making it the drug most used by American young people. Youth who start drinking before the age of 15 are five times more likely to develop alcohol dependency or abuse in their lifetime than those who

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    The Importance of Media Education Media education can help young people put current images and messages about Aboriginal people into perspective by helping them understand how the media work‚ why stereotyping exists‚ how decisions are made and why "it matters who makes it." Media education is not about learning the right answers; it’s about consuming media images with an active‚ critical mind and asking the right questions. In order to educate the media‚ here are a few examples of the types

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    Psychological warfare and role of media Psychological warfare (PSYWAR)‚ or the basic aspects of modern psychological operations (PSYOP)‚ have been known by many other names or terms‚ including Psy Ops‚ Political Warfare‚ “Hearts and Minds”‚ and Propaganda. Various techniques are used‚ by any set of groups‚ and aimed to influence a target audience’s value systems‚ belief systems‚ emotions‚ motives‚ reasoning‚ or behavior. It is used to induce confessions or reinforce attitudes and behaviors favorable

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    Cause of Youth Crime

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    of Youth Crime Most of the cities around the world are facing a serious problem in the present‚ which is the youth crime. Youth crime does not affect only the person who involved but also the victims of the crimes. This will also affect the individuals themselves for their whole life since the crime record will not be eliminated. However‚ in order to solve the problem‚ it is necessary to find out the main causes of this problem. This essay will talk about the causes and effects of the youth crime

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    Youth Spending

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    Draft Changing consumption patterns: Implications on food and water demand in India Upali A. Amarasinghe1‚ Tushaar Shah1 and O.P. Singh2 1- International Water Management Institute‚ 2- Banaras Hindu University‚ Varanesi Content Abstract 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Introduction Objectives‚ methodology‚ data and assumptions Food and feed demand Comparison of food demand projections Consumptive water use Summary Changing consumption patterns: Implications on food and water demand in India Upali A

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