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    My Career College Essay

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    finish my beat or do I use the remaining hours to rest before an overloaded morning? As I try to answer that question, a larger, looming one presents itself: Do I follow my dream of becoming a major music producer or do I take a safer route, earning a degree and finding a steady paying day job? As I have grown, so has the presence of music in my life. Starting in 3rd grade, I began taking trombone lessons, which developed into a 4 year run at band. It was as my middle school career as a trombonist was winding down, when I began to grow an extreme interest in hip hop and rap music; never knowing how involved I 'd become in the culture. Ever since I could appreciate music, I had been listening to my dad 's old 'Bread ' and 'Fleetwood Mac ' CD 's. So, the summer prior to 8th grade, when I first heard Jay Z rhyming over a highly energetic and strangely addicting beat, I was enamored by the wonders of the genre. The way the words jumped off the beat, was unlike anything I had ever heard. I, immediately, became obsessed. Now a couple months into 8th grade, I was regularly listening to the likes of Jay Z, Eminem, Kanye West, and other big names of the time. But, I wasn 't just listening to the songs, I was studying them. References of past greats in hip hop as well as artists from samples used in their songs, led me to other music. Soon, my pallet consisted of everything from The Jackson 5 to Dr. Dre and back to Jimi Hendrix. Week after week, I 'd bring…

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    why should they buy the item, or why it’s better than other company's products. In Mac vs PC, and PC vs Mac ads they used Colors, Product Characterization, and Product Presentation to convince the audience why there product is the best. They use a very simple, and similar technique that will grab an audience's attention. This technique will be used for many years to come, and will soon be used against them. With the rise of of demand of technology the suppliers have made more advertisements.…

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    Mac Pros And Cons

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    This ad explains all the pros of owning a Mac, while it also details the cons of owning a PC. Although PCs are considered more business oriented, most people want to be considered fresh and trendy, which is what a Mac is always portrayed as. The way advertisement portrays this is by how they dress as well as how they talk. They even differentiate each other with subtle things like how they interact with each other as well as how they present themselves. The first thing you see when the ad…

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    Kiese Laymon Allusion

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    In order to depict the unusual slot that Bernie filled in the comedic world, Laymon uses very common relatable comedians so that even someone who has no knowledge of Bernie Mac could create a mental image of his life. Laymon says that although "Mac lacked the all-out freakish comic ability of Eddie Murphy"(117) and that "He came into our world via Def Comedy Jam, not as the heir apparent like Martin Lawrence, Joe Torry, or Jamie Foxx"(177), he still "Seamed happy to share the experience of…

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    Reid Wilson , Jaxenn Ingalls , Anthony Kamininincikien , Hailie Herne ……. Snickers or Twix? “You're not you when you're hungry,” that's one of the many funny, interesting and intriguing jokes of Snickers. When comparing Twix and Snickers, Snickers are the best candy bar of the two, Snickers are better than Twix for many reasons. Snickers do an incredible job of advertising and marketing their company to make Snickers well known. Snickers also has a fantastic candy bar, with few calories and…

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    Form of production: All electronically stored information shall be delivered in a common digital format and readable by either Windows or Mac operating systems. All electronically stored information not currently in a common digital format and readable by either Windows or Mac operating systems shall be converted to a common digital format that is readable by either Windows or Mac operating system. Electronically stored information located on “SuperMax” servers shall be collected and…

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    Big Mac Research Paper

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    Big Macs are one of McDonald’s biggest selling sandwich. It is considered a classic and even is placed as the first menu item. Building a Big Mac is easy, but it is important to remain consistent for quality assurance for guests and to maintain food costs related to the sandwich. Before beginning to build a Big Mac in the Mcdonald’s kitchen, the supplies are needed: 1. The bun toaster. a. This machine takes 20 minutes to heat up and provided the correct toasting of buns when calibrated…

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    Barriers Apple is in a unique situation where things that might be a barrier to most company’s actually increase Apple’s desirability. However, there are two things that could potentially be a barrier to Apple succeeding in the iTV arena. First, the avenues available to people to purchase Apple products are traditionally somewhat limited. The iPad/iPhone/iPod have been available in non-traditional Apple retailers like Walmart/Target, however, MacBooks and other higher end Apple products…

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    Leading and Managing Change/Problem Management and Decision Making In the mid 1990s, the Mac product line was complex with various models across poorly defined categories such as home, school, work and portable, which contravened standardization. In addition to the complex product line, there was a continuous effort by Apple to create a more promising Mac operating system which involved joint efforts with other companies and initiated Copland. It did not get beyond the early development stage…

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    It has built in firewall that protects the data from unauthorized access and viruses. Reliability: MAC OS is so stable and the Apple developed from the initial stage to final stage and all the products in the MAC are completely tested before they release. User friendly access: Apple corporation is for developing the most user friendly interface to all the applications they develop. They hire the better employees and designers for developing the user friendly applications. Integration of Apple…

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