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    A. Attention Getter: I know the majority of the class are thinking, “Oh no, is that a cricket ball? Anything, but that lame sport.” I bet everyone would rather watch the Cleveland Browns lose to a high school football team or even watch Donald Trump play golf for the whole day than watch a single boring cricket game. B. Reason to Listen: It has become a meme to insult the sport of cricket, and rightfully so. Cricket is not popular sport in America, and it will never be accepted as a major…

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    I chose the song Baby Got Back because i thought the words mixed up were very funny. Instead of hearing the words “I like big butts and I cannot lie”, people heard “I like big butts in a can of limes.” I t is really funny to think about the words and how similar they sound ("I like big butts in a can of limes” n.p.). Another song I chose was Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love. Listeners heard the lyrics as “Ain't Taco Bell love.” Since I love food I though it was an appropriate one to choose ("Ain't Taco…

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    Justicia Now Analysis

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    In the video, he travels to Indonesia. Indonesia is the home to many American manufactured brands like Nike, Adidas, Gap and Reebok. These American brands affect the economic status of Indonesia. These large countries pay each of their workers little to none. The workers get paid 72 rupiah which is equivalent to a one-dollar bill in America (Pilger). Nike and Adidas are multibillion-dollar…

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    “The mission of lululemon athletica is to provide the components that will help people live longer, healthier and more fun lives… the belief in the interconnectedness and codependence of all being on our planet…” Lululemon’s belief includes 5 major categories: people, communities, environment, reputation and long term effects. People, it is the belief that people do give their best efforts in healthy environments, which includes the balancing of health, family and work, as stated in the…

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    market has no impact simply because it is all about preference and customer confidence; the market is big enough to support Nike and its competitors at the same time. Competitors that Nike may come face-to-face with on a daily basis could be Adidas, Reebok, Under Armor, and New Balance, however the key strategic competitors in terms of market share are Adidas and Under Armor. Nike is the single largest producer of footwear and athletic apparel, allowing them large cost advantages over its…

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    industry, it actively responds to the changes in consumer preferences by developing new products according to customer's needs. Its areas of marketing include Net TV and magazines. It faces tough competition with its main competitors like Adidas and Reebok. It provides touch screen facility in the stores which allow customers to design shoes of choice.It provides different services like great product quality, product innovation and customer satisfaction which helps in maintaining its image in…

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    Youth football has been part of American sports for many decades. As I was sitting in class pondering a topic, I suddenly came upon the idea to tackle the question which as of late is a popular one. Is youth football a healthy sport to be played by our youth? I have a nephew 13 years old currently playing the sport, which by the way I myself refused to play. Most recently during a game which I had attended at Northview middle school where my nephew goes, a teammate of my nephew was going through…

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    always count on health promoting adverts to give us a morally right image. Pictured on the left is a Reebok advert that encourages the point that it is all right to be careless about women. Cheating on your girlfriend? Perfectly all right! Cheating on your workout? Holy Mother of Mary, no! Yet again, we are suppressed, this time its fitness. Who would’ve known its possible? 1. The bright red standard Reebok logo is placed on the man’s black shorts, providing a good contrast, which captures the…

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    Crossfit Benefits Essay

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    generated a lot of buzz from doctors, fitness experts, personal trainers, professional athletes and more." This program is called CrossFit. CrossFit is a highly intense fitness program and competitive sport, having a CrossFit Games every year, hosted by Reebok, with over 9,000 "boxes"(CrossFit slang for the gym) worldwide. It uses a variety of workout methods fit into a one hour time span: strength training, cardio, and running. There are many benefits of exercising at a CrossFit, a trending…

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    In the article Appearances Are Destructive by. Mark Mathabane the author claims that public school children are more familiar to Nike, Calvin Klein, Adidas, Reebok, and Gucci than Zora Neale Hurston, Shakespeare, and Faulkner. Mathabane states that students are more focused on what’s on their bodies then what’s in their minds. According to the author school children are more focused on what they are wearing than in their minds. I agree with the author on how school children are more focused on…

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