Clinical Placement

Clinical Placement
The first six weeks of the nursing program has forced me to turn myself inside out and
examine/analyze a lot about my way of life. It has forced me to look deeply into my communication
and listening skills. I have learned many different ways to deal with situations and problems that
may arise with my impersonal and Intrapersonal relationships. I've been trying out different skills
with my roommate and trying to really understand what we do in class by actually doing it. I have
always found it hard to express myself if I thought I would hurt someone or that a confrontation
may arise. But I am now more aware of different ways to handle conversations so that I express
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Despite being so busy, the nursing style was still far more holistic than on my surgical placements
and the involvement of the multi–disciplinary team was far more evident. Overall a very good
experience indeed.
General Surgery – Ward 33 (RLI) I have just finished my ten week placement here, and I'm so glad
it's over! It has been my least enjoyable placement so far. The pace was so fast and the ward was
very understaffed – which means of course that students get treated as dogsbodies for much of the
time rather than having the time and space to really learn. Added to this was the fact that we had an
important exam to study for in the midst of all this. It made for a very stressful time and I often
wondered what am I doing this for. Ward 33 is a mixed gender 28 bedded ward which is always full.
As soon as someone is discharged there is another patient waiting to come in. It takes both elective
and emergency cases mainly for vascular surgery and bowel surgery. There was such a lot to learn,
so much interesting stuff going on, but all in all the whole experience was just too stressful by far.
The staff were a mixed bunch with some very highly skilled and knowledgable nurses, but some
which made us feel so stupid and worthless and treated us really badly. It was as if they couldn't
remember what it felt like to be a student nurse. Having
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Desifirangi Case Analysis
Introduction
Bill Gates, Founder of Microsoft stated, " If your business is not on the internet, then your business
will be out of business." Shailesh Nigam, and six of his entrepreneur friends founded
DesiFirangi.com in India, which is an online women's fashion apparel, operated in 2014. They
introduced the world wide web to the massive brick and mortar Lingerie business that has generated
over billions of dollars. Mr.Nigam saw the transformation that was going on with e–retail lingerie
industry and wanted to provide a quality the people can trust while also realizing how e–commerce
could solve availability and distribution challenges. Five out of the Seven founders are women, thus
playing a role in making a splash into DesiFirangi.com. Through this website, the founders tailored
the focus "to the fashion needs of the modern Indian women." (Niche E–commerce Portal)
With any new start–up business comes a plethora of challenges. Nigam learned that starting this
company was not going to be easy, even in knowing his co–founders had 200 plus years of business
experience. DesiFirangi.com is a business to consumer industry were the market is estimated at 2
billion in 2013 and projected to reach as much as 45 to 55 billion by 2020. DesiFirangi.com website
has an active of about 8 thousand customers daily site visits, which highlights the demand for
DesiFirangi's e–retail and also buffers their customer loyalty.
As customer base is growing for the company, competitors are

Dale Monologue
I didn't know if Dale and I were out on a date or just spending time with each other. opening doors,
holding out my chair, me snatching him back before he walks into a light pole, in front of a moving
car, or trip over the sidewalk all because he kept looking at me. I didn't know if I was flattered
(highly) or frighten (highly as well). When hours or days go by and with me only remembering him
opening his car door on a bright sunny day as I was getting into and... Dale opens the car door for
me at night to getting out, what girl wouldn't be a bit spooked. I knew I was in love with Dale and
not just because of his good looks, had blinding smile, or his lips kissing me felt... Let's leave the
turning my legs to soft dough out of this conversation. What girl wouldn't fall to pieces the way he
lifts my leg. However, but something just didn't feel... right. Tonight we were having dinner at his
house and then to the movies. I've been looking forward all week to seeing The Grapes ... Show
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Newton. Just tell Quincy what you need and he will have some of our tailors insure you are
comfortable. Besides, you will need a few things for the engagement party and the wedding as well.
If you don't mind, would you and Mr. Newton be agreeable to wear the silk pajamas, robes and
slippers I had made for you for this weekend? You and Mr. Newton do have several sets of
nightwear and swimwear for you to use. I am aware you enjoy lounging at the pool, and Quincy has
already restocked the bar for your visits. I really want too..." "Let it go boy," my father chuckled
loudly. "You had stopped my wife's heart as soon as you mentioned those silk pajamas and started it
up again by saying poolside, swimwear and stocked bar. She has the look of having a dry martini in
hand and looking through sunglasses wearing a wide brimmed hat like a glamorous movie star. I see
the look of concern in your eyes. We won't take long talking to our neighbors so we can get on the

Case Study Of ALMA RAS
ALMA RAS started its business in Olovo seventeen years ago. It was symbolically founded on
International Women's Day and has since become renowned as indispensable for those enjoying
high quality fine underwear and nightwear. Over the years, ALMA RAS has showed continuous
growth and development – from a small family business to one of the most well–known brands in
BiH, with a widespread wholesale distribution network and its own retail stores throughout BiH. In
2014, ALMA RAS expanded its business to Serbia by opening its first store in Belgrade, while its
export network, apart from Montenegro, Macedonia and Norway, has reached as far as South Korea.
Increasing demand also requires additional production capacities, so in 2014, apart from the existing
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Basic Collection is underwear in its simplest form, in black, white and beige, always available in
Alma Ras retail stores and with our franchise partners. Because of bigger demand of this collection
gave the company reason to get demand–pull influation. That means the situation when prices of
articles increase because of higher demand. They are in corperation with Dolce & Gabanna , they
send their materials to alma ras company so they produce some special staff for D&G and this
collection goes just for D&G.
3. Impact of Interest Rates
Alma Ras company has started in house to produce textil, they reach good profit so they decided to
spread their business but they needed more money that they had, so they must to take credit to
establish their business , interest rates was no problem for them because the borrowed money
quickly paid off , thus they had no problems with pay off the loans . We can conclude that their
demand was high and profit also, so they paid all loans on time and they spread their company in
bigger.
4. How Market Prices Are

A Study on Customer Preference in Retail Store- Adani Store
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is pleasure to acknowledge those who have contributed to this project
directly or indirectly, though it will be still an inadequate appreciation of their contribution, we here
by acknowledge the names of the people to whom we shall always remain grateful.
We would sincerely like to express our gratitude to Mr. Ravjibhai Patel who gave us the grand
opportunity to have Grand Project at Adani Supermarket.
We would especially like to thank Mr. Manish Christian, the Retailing Manager at ADANI for
evincing keen interest in our work, continuous encouragement and guide us through out our survey.
Without his cooperation it was impossible to reach up to this stage.
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|08 |A BRIEF HISTORY |15 |
|09 |STORY OF THE TIMES |17 |
|10 |SIZE AND FORM OF THE ORGANIZATION |19 |
|11 |AWARDS AND ACHIVEMENTS IN ADVERTISING |20 |
|12 |FUTURE PLANS OF THE COMPANY |22 |
|13 |VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THE BCCL |23 |
|14 |RMD – RESULTS & MARKETING DEVELOPMENT |24 |
|15 |PORTFOLIO OF BCCL |26 |
|16 |THE TIMES OF INDIA |28 |
|17 |THE ECONOMIC TIMES |32 |
|18 |FEMINA |36 |
|19

A Streetcar Named Desire Monologue
"Miss Blanche–sama! Are you alright?" one of our house maids had busted open the door, still in
her nightwear. "Y–yeah, I'm fine. Just a nightmare." I replied laughing awkwardly. But deep down
inside I was probably distressed as the maid was. I had just remembered my past life, and died of
my own stupidity. How embarrassing! I could picture my parents nodding their head in shame, if
they found out I was chasing a stupid fat neko. A–and my fans! What would they do without fans!
For god sake I was still a tender virgin, living the life of a successful independent woman! I wanted
to cry so badly. But, then my mother came in, with her sleeping mask over her head, and her hair in
tight hair curlers. "Saphro, what's with this ruckus?" she asked, her voice very sharp and piercing. ...
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The maid had stepped in front of mother and said, "I'll get the little miss some hot milk." and rushed
out the door. I really wish she hadn't left me with mother, but I was grateful that she was going to
bring something the calm my nerves. On the other hand mother kept staring at me. "Once the maid
brings your milk, go right back to sleep, okay Saphro?" mother spoke up. I just nodded and she left
me alone. I laid back down on the bed with so many thoughts swirling in my head. "Saphro? That
name sounded so similar." I thought. "Saphro, Saphro? Who could she be? Where have I heard that
name before?" "Miss, I've brought your hot milk" the maid said, knocking on the door and then
coming in. I thanked her carefully taking the milk and sipping it bit by bit. Before the maid could
leave, I stopped her. "Could I ask for you name?" I asked. "You can call me May, Miss." She
courteously

PTSD In The Road
The novel, The Road, tell the story of a man and a kid trying to live a post apocalyptic world. They
struggle with food, shelter, and safety. These tough conditions have led the man to develop PTSD.
PTSD, also know as Post traumatic stress disorder, is linked to "repeated, intrusive hallucinations,
dreams, thoughts or behaviors stemming from the event." It's apparent that the man has PTSD
because his actions are very irregular. Throughout the book, the man wakes up from fragmented
dreams. "What is it, Papa? Nothing. We're okay. Go to sleep.We're going to be okay, aren't we Papa?
Yes. We are. And nothing bad is going to happen to us." (83) The man wakes up from his dreams
and can be seen that he suffers from it. He's not able to sleep well ... Show more content on
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Cruel environment with cannibals, no food/water, no shelter and harsh weather can affect the man to
have PTSD. Main cause of PTSD is due to violence. During the journey, the man and the boy came
across a cannibal and threatened to kill the boy. The man had no choice to kill the cannibal in order
to save the boy. "The man fell back instantly and lay with blood bubbling from the hole in his
forehead."(66) This severe violence caused the man to have PTSD. Usually murdering/ killing a
person can increase the rate to get PTSD. Which is the main cause of PTSD. The man tells the boy
to watch out what he sees and be careful what he learns. PTSD also have an effect on children. The
boy is very young and uneducated which most likely causes the boy to get PTSD. " You forget what
you want to remember and you remember what you want to forget."(12) The man is afraid that the
boy would soak all the horrible thing that he experienced. He's worried that these events would
corrupt the boy and cause/increase PTSD. The man wants to protect the boy and doesn't want the
boy to go through stress and have a bad effect in his life. The symptoms of PTSD are thoughts and
violence. And these symptoms can be seen through the man's behaviors. The thoughts can corrupt
the behaviors of the man which worsens PTSD. And due to the corrupt behavior it will cause more
traumatic

Germany Essay
Germany has become Europe's most powerful country. Germany now has the continent's strongest
and biggest economy. Germany's economy accounts for a fifth of the European Union's output and a
quarter of its exports. Germany has a jobless rate of 5.4%, which is less than half of Europe's
average. Youth employment in Germany is at a 20–year low. Germany's budget is balanced,
government debt is decreasing, and long–term bond yields are the lowest in Europe. Germany is the
largest creditor country in Europe, and as chief paymaster it has the biggest clout in deciding the
single currency's future. Britain, who is outside the euro zone is distracted by a domestic debate
about its EU membership and has lost their influence. The Franco–German ... Show more content on
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These small–town businesses, along with industrial giants such as Siemens, Bosch, and BMW, help
maintain Germany's manufacturing and export prowess. Germany's manufacturing's share of GDP is
bigger than other rich countries and German exports are stronger than other countries. Half of
Germany's growth over the past decade has come from exports. The external surplus of $243 billion
is the world's largest in absolute terms. Germany has a voided a surge of lay–offs after the financial
crisis and has done far better than others at getting young people and the hard–to–employ into work.
Germany offers vocational training and some firms take on apprentices, mixing practical training
with classroom tuition. Tough labor reforms were introduced in 2003 know as "Agenda 2010" that
freed up the job market. The Hartz reforms brought fundamental changes to the low end of the
German job market. This reform eliminated payroll taxes on earning of less than 400 Euros a month,
encouraging the creation of part–time "mini–jobs".
German manufactures have always been strong in three areas: machine tools, chemicals and cars.
Almost half of German exports, and 72% of its exports to China, are machinery or transport goods.
When demands for exports collapsed, the German government came up with multiple schemes to
stem unemployment,

Creative Writing: Mrs. Cartman
I decided against being sarcastic and to be nice instead. I put on my nicest smile, but thinking in the
corner of my mind of the many insults I could dish out.
"Well we just met so we can't exactly be best friends. Maybe one day though."
Cartman rolled his eyes and turned away, pulling out his phone in the process. I tuned out of reality
and closed my eyes.
After a horrendous dinner of being ignored by Cartman, who insisted on not being called Eric, and
listening to some stories of Hunter and Mrs. Cartman that I did not want to hear, we finally came
back home. The moment that we crossed the threshold, I stopped and waited for Hunter. He pulled
Mrs. Cartman into the kitchen and paid no attention of me waiting for him.
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Quickly changing into my nightwear that consisted of some comfy bottoms and a very large black
shirt, I look into the mirror. The face that stares back doesn't show any of the signs that I'm feeling
right now. Worry, anxiety, fear; these are the three that are a constant in my life, and probably will
be if I continue this charade. However, reverting back is almost impossible now. I breathed deeply
and felt the air fill my lungs before it was released slowly. The expansion of my lungs was a
constant thing but when I'm stressed or exercising is the only time that I am conscious of it. I tried to
focus on breathing, feeling the muscles expand and contract with every shaky breath. A knock on
the door and I open it, revealing a concern Hunter. I give him a small smile and pass by him. I feel
my feet drag as I make my way back to Cartman's room. I pause and remake my composure,
pushing away any possible physical features on my face that could give me away. I open the door
and feel the color leave my face. "Oh Phenix, what is

Essay on Voyeurism: A Freudian Concept Analysed in a Movie
In this essay, I shall try to illustrate whether analysing the movie Rear Window as a classical
example of the Freudian concept of voyeurism, is appropriate. Voyeurism is defined in The Penguin
dictionary of psychology as:
"Voyeurism: characterized by a pattern of sexual behaviour in which one's preferred means of sexual
arousal is the clandestine observing of others when they are disrobing, nude or actually engaged in
sexual activity. Arousal is dependent upon the observed person(s) not being aware of their being
observed. (Arthur S. Reber, 1985, p.825)".
Freud used the term "scopophilia" to describe the initial stages of the tendency to look. According to
Freud, scopophilia can be active and passive. What is known to us as voyeurism is ... Show more
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Most of Jeffries' spying takes place in the night, in the darkness. We, as spectators, are seating in the
dark, watching too. This makes us uncomfortably conscious of whatever is happening in the film.
We are voyeurs, the same as Jeff, drawing up pleasure by watching into people's houses.
Jeff and Lisa are two characters with contrasting style of life. On one hand, Jeff lives "out of one
suitcase", he does not want to get married and he likes to wear combat trousers. Lisa, on the other
hand, works in the fashion industry; she wants to get married and likes to wear $1100 dresses. Even
their "perversions" are different. Jeff gets sexually aroused by watching his neighbours while Lisa
gets aroused when she dresses up for him to show her latest buy.
In human history through time, the male would be out in the world, leaving his mark. But because
of Jeff's injury, he has to rely on the female figures of the movie. This is leaving him with the sense
of temporary castration and without any sexual desires. He has to replace his stimulus with whatever
he can: in this instance, watching his neighbours leading their lives. His need for voyeurism has
reached the point of perversion. In the beginning of the film, after he takes a look around the
neighbourhood, his leg itches him. He relieves it with a wooden spoon and his motion reminds me
of masturbation. His face lights with satisfaction, like he had just relieved himself.
The only activity that can bring him sexual

Descriptive Essay About A Beach
It was late March during Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale, our famous tourist season which dubbed
my city "Fort Liquor–dale" to the college crowd. The beaches were bustling with cars from out–of–
state and lively with snowbirds basking at the ocean's edge with oily, sunburned bodies in colorful
bathing suits, and wet, clinging trunks soaking up the last few rays before the sunset. Steven called
from the escort agency late one afternoon and informed me that a young, recently married college
couple had requested a female escort to come to their oceanfront hotel room on Fort Lauderdale
beach. He told me the husband said my service will be for his wife as a honeymoon gift. The young
husband also indicated he would like to watch his wife introduced to some domination with a
spanking if he had anyone who knew what to do. My first assumptions were that the couple was rich
and the two of them were used to expensive, kinky fun, or maybe they had agreed to be swingers
and this was a way to break the ice. At ten o'clock in the evening, I knocked on their hotel room's
door. I carried a tote bag. A pretty girl with long, wavy blonde hair still wet from the shower,
turquoise eyes, and a shapely, Barbie Doll model–type figure in her early twenties answered the
door. She ushered me to the coral flowered sofa and asked what I'd like to drink, either vodka or
merlot. She introduced herself as Brooke and said her husband's name was Rudy. Rudy stood up
from his chair to shake my hand. I

Does God Forgive Me? Essay
My brother keeps a fist to his mouth at night to keep his cries from being heard while he is asleep.
He still has the nightmares, though he will not admit it. He tells me without using words. I am not
like him. I am a child and yet not a child, violated and changed by what has passed; I wear the
pleated skirt and smile of docility, but I keep a fire stoked high and hot within. I see that which is
behind us as through fractal glass, and while I can obscure it from his view, I cannot deny its heavy
presence in my own.
Hostility.
Anger.
Bruising.
Shouts.
Violence.
Swearing.
Hating.
Seething.
Anger.
Bleeding.
Clawing.
Scars.
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Someone is warm and near, but they are stupid and think I am sleeping.
And perhaps I am. Perhaps I will wake in fuzzy footed pajamas with bells and flowers on my
headboard, and there will be kisses and waffles and cartoons waiting for me in the next room.
Play will not be desperate but idle, and my imagination will fly beyond this cage of fear to a land
with auburn–haired princesses and gnomes and fairy godmothers.
God is sobering for me, though He may be liquor for others.
They pass and we go unnoticed: two huddles of blanket and sleep–smashed hair, the same as any
two of the other huddles; two thin, choke–faced children in a room of thin, choke–faced children. I
touch my stomach, imagine my fist a mallet and I play my ribs like a xylophone. I make music all

alone, music like a dog whistle that only the most well trained of ears may hear. Magic.
We are the trash and they are the garbage men, come to sort us through and sort us out and choose
the prettiest and the best and the brightest of eye.
I am a cur, I do not bother to flatten my sticky–out ears or wriggle my rotten teeth free of my gums
or hide my thick knuckles in the pockets of my coat. I am too ugly to take home. I am the snarling
puppy that is eventually put to sleep. A nice way of saying murdered.
For my brother all is not lost. He is younger than I am; his eyes are blue and watery and kind.
Take a comb to his hair and it will lie flat; ask him to speak and he shyly will

Christmas Music In Christmas
A lot of people look forward to Christmas season, especially retailers because sales gets a boost. It is
the reason why a lot of shopping malls air Christmas songs ahead of the Yuletide season.
However, a psychologist warned that hearing too much of the year–end holiday melodies could be
bad for mental health. Linda Blair, a clinical psychologist, explained that listening to too many
carols makes people feel trapped. It is a constant reminder to purchase gifts, cook holiday meals,
and organize Christmas parties, the Daily Mail reported.
Kaching of Christmas
But for those in the retail business, it is the time when the cash register keeps on ringing which is
why department store and shopping mall operators start airing Christmas songs weeks ahead of
December 25. As a result of the constant exposure to carols ahead of the year–end holiday, 61
percent of people suffer from stress during the Yuletide, the American Psychiatric Association said.
Because music bypasses rationality, it goes straight to people's emotions, Blair pointed out. It
involves several brain areas that induce emotions and involve reflexes, conditioning, visual imagery,
expectancy, memory, and emotional contagion.
If played too loudly, Christmas music would likely irritate people. For shoppers, it would use the
energy of mall–goers trying not to hear the carols, Blair said. Retail workers need to tune out the
Christmas music, she said; otherwise, it will stop them from being able to focus on anything else.

St. Paul's Short Story: Fallen Angels
When she stands above the dome of St Paul's Cathedral it brings her comfort. Knowing that she can
see everything around her made her feel in control for just a few measly moments, allowing her to
breathe. In her line of work, there is never enough time to stop, look around or think. No time to
reflect on her actions. It becomes constricting. Night was starting to fall as she finally climbed down
the whitewashed walls of the landmark. She never missed the feeling of rough stone rubbing against
her hands as she grabbed onto cracks, holes, and ledges in order to reach the ground, though she
loved to climb. It acted as a somewhat cathartic release from her usual activities. As a child she
would climb trees when her parents scolded her then, as she grew older, she started scaling
buildings. After climbing halfway she found a ledge with a mass of leaves conveniently piled right
below. A smirk found itself to her pale face as she leapt straight into the heap, revelling in the
sensation of the air as she plummeted back down to Earth. After a few seconds of making sure no
one was around, she emerged from the colourful assortment of foliage and found herself in a park
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You have shown obedience and skill over these years that cannot be ignored and so has helped me
come to this decision." Lord Fletcher paused for a moment allowing his daughter to take the
information in before continuing. "Henry Green is one of my more well–known associates in
London. I trust him with my life." He paused again putting emphasis on the latter few words.
Nymeria could see where this was going. As much as she had been waiting for this moment, she
couldn't help but worry about her younger sister, Arya. She was only 6 years younger than herself
and Nymeria practically raised her. Looking towards the floor, which suddenly became very
interesting, she continued to listen to her

A Summary Of The Undercover Drug Bust
According to report described on Wednesday afternoon by Lt. Marshall it all began with team
officers assigned at their hided locations for take down in Oak Park at 12:23pm. Officer Salazar and
Officer Gibson arrival at the scene in a baby blue 1971 Chevy Vega at 12:27pm. Officer Salazar
emerges out of the 1971 Chevy Vega and approaches two African American drug dealers at
12:28pm. Officer Salazar made a deal with the drug dealers at 12: 32pm and collect for a drug bust
at 12:35pm. Undercover drug bust spun out of control when a 2009 red Toyota Corolla with tinted
window drove at the scene and began to fire shots at 12:36pm. Drug dealer number one and two
were shot and killed by drive by Toyota Corolla suspects from gunfire at 12:38pm. Suspects

Introduction:. “All The World’S A Stage” – Shakespeare
Introduction: "All the world's a stage" – Shakespeare (Olsson, 2010) seemed wise enough to know
how the world functioned, even in those days. Nothing seems to have changed today, however.
Despite all the technological advancements in the world, and various views on social skills and the
development of "soft skills" (Heckman & Kautz, 2012), there is a constant inflow of people and
situations within which social norms require us to present different versions of ourselves – what in
this paper we shall call "masks" or "personas." This paper will provide examples from old plays and
stories in order to keep it more contemporary – even use pop culture as a reference, so as to create a
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The "Presentation of self in Everyday Life" was written by Goffman (1978) is a socio–behavioural
investigatory piece, in which he uses "dramaturgy," the theory that all social life is like a drama or
play, wherein everyone plays a role (Martin, 2010). Goffman uses the imagery of the theatre in order
to portray the importance of human social interaction. In the presentation of self, individuals can
form conceptions of identity which is a central problem. This essay thus seeks to demonstrate how
individuals put on various mask in different social environment and how these masks represent
conception we have formed of ourselves in such a way. Discussion: Firstly, in this section, the study
will communicate various aspects of the way social personas work, as compared to each individual
self and how they can cause a blurring of the definitions, as one begins to affect the other. Secondly,
the consequences of these situations will be discuss, as well as to offer certain pop culture references
and other examples of these occurrences in a manner that allows the reader to understand the true
depth of the situation, and assess it for themselves, in their own context. Lastly, the next few
sections will investigate why personas in society are necessary, and attempt to imagine a world
without such social constructs, where everyone can precisely be what they want to be, with no
discouragement or expectations from society with regards to their choices in

What Does Gertrude's Wardrobe Represent
For my visual representation of Queen Gertrude, I created a model of a wardrobe containing various
articles of clothing from the Elizabethan era that symbolize different aspects of Gertrude's
Personality. The wardrobe itselfs contains a lock on the outside, as not much is actually known for
certain about Gertrude's true nature because she has very few lines, and much of what we know
about her comes from the opinions of other characters. The first item of clothing on the left side of
the wardrobe is a corset. A corset not only molds a woman's torso to its desired shape, but also
forces the women to stand up straight, and can thus be seen as a symbol of the stern and down to
earth side of Gertrude's personality. This is the aspect of her personality that commands Polonius to
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This represents the "incestuous...adulterate" side of Gertrude that Hamlet spends so much time
dwelling on (I.v.49). However, it is important to note that Gertrude never confirms that her reason
for marrying Claudius was sexual desire, and for this reason, the smock is proportionally smaller
than the rest of the clothing. Next is a farthingale, which is a hooped petticoat that was meant to add
volume to the wearer's skirts. Just as a farthingale was used to elevate skirts, Gertrude took certain
actions in order to elevate her position in the royal court, such as her "o'erhasty marriage" to
Claudius (II.ii.60). She was well aware that there would be consequences to a quick marriage, but
decided that the benefits outweighed them, just as women wore hoop skirts to improve beauty even
if it meant sacrificing comfort. I chose to include a drawing of a mirror in order to reiterate the fact
by solely looking at Gertrude's outer appearance, there is not much that the reader can learn about

Effectiveness Of The Legal System Of Protecting Consumer...
'Assess the effectiveness of the legal system in protecting consumer rights'
I INTRODUCTION
In regards to assessing the effectiveness of the Australian legal system in protecting consumer rights
there are a number of areas, which must be critically examined.
A clear understanding of the definition of consumer rights is a critical component to this analysis, as
this will determine which areas of the legal system are in scope, relevant and need to be included in
this assessment.
In order to comprehensively assess the effectiveness of the legal system in regard to protecting
consumer rights, both positive aspects and areas, which require improvement both need to be
considered.
The essay will firstly explore what is clearly working within the system in support of protecting
consumer rights. The ACL will be looked at in detail with a focus on product safety as an example.
The second part of the essay will focus on the current gaps that exist in the legal system in which is
impacting the consumer. The essay will then conclude with a summary statement to wrap up all
assertions made throughout the piece.
II HOW DOES THE LEGAL SYSTEM PROTECT CONSUMER RIGHTS?
A. What is a consumer right?
In order to complete a fair assessment of the legal system in protecting consumer rights, the
definition of consumer rights must be clarified.
In s3 (1) and (2) of the ACL the meaning of consumer is set out. A consumer is a person taken to
have acquired particular goods or services Personal

How Does Larkin Present The Social Issue In 'The Whitsun...
Philip Larkins collection of poems, 'The Whitsun Weddings', published in 1964 has poems that
highlight Marxist and capitalistic values and aspects in which are shown through a pessimistic view
of institutions which show evidence of capitalism and the social class system in 'The Large Cool
Store', capitalism within 'essential beauty' and economical and social class issues in 'Mr Bleaney'.
All these poems contain factors in which highlight Marxist values and highlight the power that large
institutions have within the society they are set in. Capitalism and the social class system is evident
in 'The Large Cool Store', as it demonstrates how large institutions such as Marks and Spencer's and
others hold power within society. The language used ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The structure of the poem creates and divide between ideals in the first stanza and the harsh reality
in the second stanza as there's "frames as large as rooms" symbolising how size of products matters
to the consumer and promotes sales it, however the reader is then told the billboards and advertising
creating and image of harsh reality and the reader is then hit as the harsh reality of large
corporations such as Marks and Spencer's " dominate outdoors" and control us. The use of
advertisements and propaganda in the 1950s had huge impact on the reader in manipulating and
shaping their mind into buying the product that the company want them to desire and to buy. This
then allows the institution to control the consumer, which highlights the capitalistic values and
ideologies that large institutions such as Marks and Spencer's hold to gain large amounts of power
within society. The use of the rhyming scheme within the poem creates strong imagery upon how
the large institutions show the harsh reality of life, as it states "the gutter" and then on the next line
"golden butter". The rhyme implies how life is not "golden" like butter and also the use of
juxtaposition further enhances how a light–hearted comment and be totally changed to generate the
image of a harsh reality. J. Peak and M. Coyle commented

Primark Analysis

INTRODUCTION
Primark is an Irish clothing brand, with over 200 stores over the world in countries such as Ireland,
United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands or Belgium. It is considered one of the
most important 'fast fashion' leaders in the UK retailing market. Its main and notable differentitive
key points is producing large volume of clothing and selling them at a very cheap price. It has
several lines to cover as many targets as possible such as women clothing, men clothing, shoes,
accessories, baby clothing, children clothing, underwear, swim wear, night wear and house clothing.
It has different brands for each sector, the main ones are:
Atmosphere – womenswear/footwear
Active – meanswear
Backswings – womens and mens ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Psycho–graphic segmentation:
Social class: Low socioeconomic class, they have low disposable money.
Lifestyles: Students or working poeple
Personality type: Low fashion oriented, they dont care about what others think of their way of
dressing.
Spending attitude: Usually they dont have a lot of money to spend so they usually are careful about
on what they spend it on.
MOSAIC
According to the UK's mosaic classification I would say Primark consumers belong to the groups:
Group H: New Homemakers
New Homemakers live in homes which are likely to have been built only in the last five years.
These homes can take a variety of forms: small well appointed flats in new brown field inner city
locations suitable for young, single people, many of whom rent from private landlords; small starter
homes designed for people on average incomes; mixes of flats and houses in larger new
developments where local councils have required developers to include some affordable housing
alongside more luxurious homes. Learning how to use financial products, surviving on a budget and
managing debts are concerns for many in this group. It is a market for which many suppliers can

productively convert to direct debit as a means of payment and for email as a means of billing.
Group K: Upper Floor Living
Upper Floor Living people are on limited incomes and rent small flats

How Does Technology Affect The Future Of Online Shopping?
In this day and age, we have grown dependant on technology?our whole life revolves around it;
from work to home life, we have been very heavily influenced by our technology. Most importantly,
we have produced an attachment with computers. Computers have deeply influenced our world, one
aspect being shopping. Computer shopping has produced many affects, mostly economical. This era
is one in need of an economic boost to better the world in its turmoil, and internet shopping may be
the answer.
The most important affect the internet bestowed, or e–shopping as we like to call it, is its affect on
the economy. Now is the future, and our retailing process needs a major change, as Birch, ... Show
The best products to buy (and also make up the majority of the sales) are those that do not have to
be physically examined by the buyer (such as food), products that have helpful information, have
cheap costs, have customer feedback, and have a high profit potential per cube (if being shipped).
Some of these products include music, travel and health products, clothing and software, and
computers and even cars (Birch, Schneider, and Gerbert 32–33)! Over the 1998 season, Future
Magazine reports 150% rose in clothing, 210% rise in household goods, a 230% increase in
computer soft and hardware, a 250% rise in travel, a 290% rise in books and music, a 310% increase
in toys, and a 340% increase in gifts (L. and J. Price pg. 3).
The Internet is growing constantly because of many reasons. It is one of the fastest–growing ?fads?
of all time, and, now, it is an opportune time for an economic jump. The Web lured us flies into its
trap, connecting 10 million users in just 4 years, and a the end of the millennium, 200 million.
Internet use is caused by ?its content, the ?digitalization? of devices, global research, and user
experience? (Birch, Schneider, and Gerbert pg. 21). According to Birch, Schneider, and Gerbert,
many obstructions to the internet are being plowed down by eager users, allowing the for the
Internet to grow: since Internet

Nulight
The knocking on the door was the loudest he had ever heard fist on wood. It wasn't the banging
noise on the door that jarred his concentration off track, but rather the reason behind the blasted
knocking. He hears it yell unspoken threats to him behind one of the 20 identical wooden doors that
line up and down the hallway. He knew this moment would come, but expected it to arrive much
later. He truly doesn't belong in this clan. No one in the Clan of Knowledge is allowed to be wrong.
Five seconds pass, and the fist bangs on the door three more times. He makes no effort in answering
the door and instead gazes at it knowing that it will give forced entry to those behind it when they
realize that no one will be there to answer their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After being apprehended, the students are said to have been changed in some way. Their minds
altered , their brains, washed of the grime that allowed their logic to break apart.
He knew he had to leave, to run, if he wanted to stay being himself. He wondered what his next
move would be. In his dull gray nightwear, that matched the entire layout of the neat dorm room. He
pondered at his next move. When fully focused it seemed as if time had stepped aside and left him
to his own doings, in his own world. In the deep, black canvas of his mind, colored dots shoot
across each other like the protons and electrons of atoms. The dots play around until they became
one fuzzy image. In the dimness of his gray dorm room he squinted,
The fuzz cleared and the image became distinguishable. A photograph, of the gray square room he
sat inside. The photograph showed him, sitting at his computer desk table. His pale face illuminated
by the blank white light of his computer screen. His gray shirt, gray pair of sweatpants, almost faded
into the wall behind him. He was crouching heavily over his desk. Soon the photograph doubled. An
almost exact copy, but with a single difference that could have been easily missed if one was not
careful. His body raised over the table a few inches higher. His angle, was now only slight. The two
photographs double once again, like a reproducing cell. The new photographs are of the same thing

Why Is Lady Macbeth More Responsible For The Murder Of...
WHO IS MORE GUILTY?
In my essay we are going to talk about why I think Lady Macbeth is more responsible for the
murder of King Duncan. I think the reason she is guilty is because she put her nightwear, she pushed
her husband Macbeth to kill him, and because Duncan was more in charge than she was over all of
the people. Lady Macbeth puts on her nightwear to indicate that she had been sleeping. Whenever
they would find the body, she would act all surprised saying that she had been in bed at the time of
the murder. She wanted to wash all the sins away before anyone else found them so that they would
look innocent. Get on your nightgown, lest occasion call us And show us to be watchers. Be not
lost So poorly in your thoughts (Act II Scene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was a woman and in this time period she could not do as much as she wanted to. She was the
homemaker and took care of the children. She could not take it anymore so she told her husband to
kill Duncan so that she could be queen and in charge. If it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere
well It were done quickly. If the assassination Could trammel up the consequence, and catch With
his surcease success: that but this blow Might be the be–all and the end–all, here, But here upon this
bank and shoal of time, We'd jump the life to come. But in these cases We still have judgement here,
that we but teach Bloody instructions which, being taught, return To plague the inventor. This even–
handed justice Commends th ingredients of our poison'd chalice To our own lips. He's here in
double trust: First, as I am his kinsman and his subject, Strong both against the deed; then, as his
host, Who should against his murderer shut the door, Not bear the knife myself. Besides, this

Supply Chain Optimization At Hugo Boss Essay
9–609–029 APRIL 27, 2009 ANANTH RAMAN NICOLE DEHORATIUS ZAHRA KANJI Supply
Chain Optimization at Hugo Boss (A) Introduction Katja Ruth and Constantine Moros sat facing
each other in the empty conference room. Covering the table between them were the latest
operational and financial figures from the supply chain optimization pilot Hugo Boss had been
running in its global bodywear and hosiery Division.1 Ruth, the director of the division, agreed with
Moros, the division's head of operations and procurement, that the pilot had been a success–better
product availability and lower inventory to sales ratios had been observed for the stock–keeping–
units (SKUs) involved in it–but was not convinced that expansion of the initiative beyond those ...
These items were rarely repeated once featured in a specific collection. Fashion items for which
inventory was depleted were permanently stocked out. Fashion items needed to be designed,
prototyped, sampled, and presented to buyers associated with the more than 200 Hugo Boss
bodywear and hosiery retail accounts (Exhibit 9 delineates the key steps involved in bringing a
collection of fashion items to market). The division's procurement and production management team
negotiated production capacity and established production schedules with contract manufacturers
and assisted them with raw material procurement and workforce scheduling (Exhibit 10). The
design, prototyping, and preproduction steps were skipped for NOS items, for which the division
needed only to plan production, perform quality checks, and arrange for shipment from the factory,
warehouse storage, and delivery to retail accounts7. Impetus for Choosing NOS Items for the SCO
Pilot In 2004, Moros had been thinking hard about what changes could be made to improve the
efficiency and responsiveness of the division's supply chain. Operational performance metrics for
the last half of the year revealed average availability for NOS items to be 97.9%, not bad, but still
shy of the 100% product availability guarantee.8 Moros was concerned that retail partners such as
Oy Stockmann would threaten

How Weighty Women Can Enjoy Wearing Stylish Plus Australia?
How weighty women can enjoy wearing stylish plus Australia? Description: If you are looking for
the best outfit for bulky women, then nothing can be the right option other than stylish plus
Australia. These dresses are not only comfortable but are stylish indeed. If you follow the fashion
magazines thoroughly, then you will get to know that the current trend has been formed of only
stylish plus–size dresses. In Australia, these outfits are the sole trend for fashionable women and this
is the reason availability of stylish plus Australia has been increased to a great extent. Shopping for
these trendiest clothes is of great fun but before finalizing the dresses you should keep few points in
mind so that you remain at the profitable end. You need to get the best suppler who can supply bulk
dresses of this type so that you can get the desirable dresses at a cheaper rate. Not only bulky
women but physically fit women can also wear these dresses. You just need to check out the
categories and then in accordance of that should make the perfect selection. Some of the most
popular categories that are usually found in this regard are night dress, party wear, casual wear and
other related ones. You can now even get plus–size dresses for your pregnancy stages and these
dresses can protect your bump and your child remains safe. Why these outfits are chosen by weighty
women? Stylish plus Australia has created a new revolutionary trend of utmost fashion and style.
Weighty women who

Coco Chanel And Anna Shiaparelli
How significant were the artistic links of Elsa Schiaparelli and Coco Chanel for their work as
fashion designers?
Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli were two of the most iconic fashion designers of the '20s and
'30s. Through their devotion in wanting to reshape the definition of what it meant to be a woman,
matched with strong feminist qualities, both designers challenged the previous notions of femininity,
stemming from the restrictive Victorian era. While Schiaparelli and Chanel are considered to be the
most influential female designers of their time, it is important to acknowledge that both women are
relatively different in terms of their artistic qualities and what they have brought to the world of
fashion. Chanel is commonly linked to the idea of having created clothes that were specifically
made for the comfort of a woman, always keeping in mind simplicity, elegance and ... Show more
Not only was the little black dress practical and easy to wear, without having to wear uncomfortable
tight girdles underneath, it got to be something that each woman required in her closet. The little
black dress was intended to not just be looked upon as a basic decision of wear, additionally a slick
cocktail, evening dress that would never go out of style. Here, Chanel blends the practicality of the
clothing, the simplicity of the outline and the class of its chic appearance, clearly building up
something that would turn into a go–to decision for a nightwear outfit. Besides the dress itself, its
hues are essentially critical as well, particularly since women in the '20s were known to only
coordinate dark apparel when they were grieving someone's death. Chanel's impact in fashion
changed women's outlook wholly, making the colour not only fashionable but signifying it with the
message of simple and

Bluebella Coupon Codes
Bluebella is a UK based store and has all items that match the female sex such as bras and
swimwear when a need which comes in purchasing these garments which are usually worn under
and hold a lot of importance for younger women especially after their teen ages. The use of
Bluebella coupon codes are most wanted means if availing discounts when adolescent women who
are usually married or even engaged get to share their images they have made and stereotypes they
function with. Getting bras for women is easy but with Bluebella coupon codes it will be the
simplest task because women just get indulged in use and get an advantageous source of coupons
which changes the way that you buy from this online web store getting accessed. It is with usage

Investigation On Flame Retardant Effect Of Myanmar Banana
Investigation on Flame Retardant Effect of Myanmar Banana (Musa Sapientum Linn) Pseudostem
Sap on Cotton Fabric
Abstract: The main aim of this work is to investigate the flame retardant effect of Myanmar banana
pseudostem sap on cotton fabric. The objectives of this work are to extract the banana sap , to
produce the flame retardant fabric with different concentrations of alkaline BPS (banana
pseudostem sap ) ,and to analyse the produced flame retardant fabrics .Firstly the sap is extracted
from the banana stem. The extracted sap is made alkaline and applied in mordanted cotton fabrics.
Then, the BPS treated fabrics are tested for some physical properties such as weight, and breaking
strength. The results show that the BPS treated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inherent and treated are two terms that are used a lot in the flame resistant world. The term
inherently flame resistant fabric is one that is used for fabrics that do not required the addition of
flame retardant chemicals after the yarns have been spun or the fabric has been woven or knitted.
The yarns of these fabric use only fibres that are naturally flame resistant. The common theme is no
flame retardant chemicals are added to the yarn or fabric.
Unlike inherent fabrics, flame resistant treated fabrics(flame retardant fabrics) have the flame
retardant chemicals added to the fabric after it has been woven or knitted.
Most of the chemicals used for fire retardant finishing of cotton textile are synthetic compounds and
they are available in the market. These chemicals and their application procedures are hazardous,
expensive and non–eco–friendly [4].
Cellulosic cotton textile catches flame readily that is quite difficult to extinguish. This poses a
serious risk to the health and life of a living and damages potential to textile products. Banana is one
of most important and common fruits in Myanmar. The crop can be grown throughout the country. It
grows wild and also cultivated on a large scale as a field crop as well as backyard crop in household.
Banana pseudostem is abundantly available in Myanmar and it is normally considered as waste
material. It is eco–friendly and available from renewable source.
In this work, banana pseudostem sap (BPS) extracted from

Mrs. Andrews Mental Illness
Case study 1 Mrs Andrews is a 78 year old elderly woman who is recently widowed. She has one
daughter who is unable to visit her often due to work and her family life, she also has a teenage
grandson. On a recent visit to Mrs Andrews home I arrived to find her visibly shaken and upset.
When I confronted her about why she was upset she said that she had taken a tumble on her way
back from the kitchen and had spilt her cup of tea down herself, leaving blisters on her chest and
down her left arm which I tended to. The following week when I arrived, Mrs Andrews seemed very
withdrawn and still in her nightwear at 11am which seemed very unusual as she is normally a very
well kept lady. She explained that she had forgot about our appointment and had went back to bed
for a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This could affect Mrs Andrew in the long term as she could become isolated, scared, and angry. She
could become severely depressed, her sleep could be effected more and she could even start having
suicidal thoughts and actions. My reasons to believe she is being financially exploited is because in
the time I have known Mrs Andrews she has always managed her money and bills well, there has
been no change in her income and simple bills that would usually be paid with no worry or
hesitation have become a problem for her. She is become worried about the situation she is in which
is making her stressed. The long term effects of this could be depressed and start feeling guilty and
fearful of the outcomes. Her basic care needs may be effected meaning she may not be able to afford
to feed herself, heat her home or even keep a roof over

Importance Of Language In The Duchess Of Malfi
The passage to be studied is from Act 3, scene1, from the play, 'The Duchess of Malfi'. The
importance of this passage, and where it fits into the play, is explained in the first paragraph. The
following paragraph will highlight some of the distinctive features of its language, starting with the
beginning of the passage and comparing it to the end of the passage. The analysis of the text will
cover rhythm, sounds, punctuation, repetition, alliteration, enjambment and caesura. Using these
techniques Webster helps the reader to extract meaning, characterisation and the themes of the play.
Finally, the third paragraph will show how the distinctive features of the language can be translated
into performance using lighting, tone of voice, props, costume, sound and space. The language used
in the text of the play is the source to its meaning and performance.
This scene is important as it comes midway into the play, marking a turning point, that drives the
action towards the tragic end. The scene opens with all three characters relaxed and in a playful
mood, but there is an underlying tension that builds throughout the scene with an uneasy sense of
insecurity, which is felt by the Duchess as she is aware that her brother has returned to court. The
tension continues to increase, with the use of dramatic irony, where the audience is aware of
information that the actors on stage do not have. The atmosphere soon shifts from a light hearted
one to one of fear. The Duchess, Antonio

Summary Of The Handmaid's Tale: A Fictional Narrative
Once Perceval hurried the small crowd from the room, he asked Ulrich to step into the hallway with
him, and Carina, fussing with the bedclothes, overheard the whispered conversation. Bring me the
sheets when you're done, whispered Perceval. Gawain handled them for me on my wedding night,
and I'll do the same for you and make sure they're hung out far on the other side of the castle.
Thank you, Perceval, replied Ulrich. Carina sat on the bed and waited, but Gawain's voice chimed
in. I think I'll hang around for the excitement, said Gawain. Perceval exhaled in frustration.
Ulrich, I'm not here to make fun of you, said Gawain in a low, sincere voice. I only want to be
one of the first to clap you on the back and tell you 'job well done.' You have my word. Fine, said
Ulrich. Your word's good. XXXX Ulrich sealed the door and strode over to the bed where his ...
My bride, he said, lying still and kissing her lips gently. Are you all right? XXXX No, Carina
thought. I am not all right. It felt as if she'd been impaled on a sword; the pain was that sharp and
immediate. But what had Joan suggested? That's right! Count to twenty and breathe. She was at ten,
and the pain had already started to fade. Carina wondered how other women coped, women whose
husbands were not as patient and kind as Ulrich. If he'd thrust away hard without a care for her, she
might have been sick. She loved and trusted him now more than ever. Carina? Ulrich had stopped
moving entirely. She gazed up at him. Go on. All right. Nice and slow. Ulrich moved gently at
first, taking deep breaths all the while, mostly keeping his eyes squeezed shut as if deep in
concentration. He often leaned down to kiss her, and broke off every once in a while to tell her how
amazing she felt, or simply groan: Oh,

Evelyn's Illness: A Narrative Fiction
From the way his body held onto hers, grasped hers, Evelyn felt as if he was taking all of her. Every
inch of her body was his, every soft, gentle curve. Every supple inch of her silk like skin was his to
roam over, to claim. The female's back arched forward with every touch to her swelling mounds.
She couldn't get enough of him. As she heard his familiar, deep tone a slow, cheeky smirk crossed
over her lips as her hues almost glistened with intent. I'm yours? She repeated softly, her lips open
and waiting for his. Except, he didn't continue their kiss. Her gaze drifted down as she saw him
force his way into her, parting her to fit him within her. A satisfied groan escaped her as she felt his
lips meet hers once more, her own were already crushing ferociously against them within seconds.
Another sharp pain rippled from her breast, causing a breathless gasp to escape her mid–kiss. The
rush of pleasure was far too much to deny. He knew exactly what he wanted and she revelled in the
fact that he took it. Her breasts began to bounce freely once they were unleashed, their tight peaks
angled upward as she arched herself toward him. When she heard he was close, there was no greater
pleasure. The female was surprised as she felt a warm, strong grasp across her rear. Her climax kept
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Shh, she's sleeping. Steph is a friend of mine. Someone hurt her. Jason walked with his sister as
she made her way downstairs. So... Why we? Evelyn cocked her brow, stopping midway through
her trip down the stairs to turn toward him. As in, me, Nathan, the police. What the hell is with
you? He laughed huskily. You're kidding right? You fuck a guy upstairs that is supposed to be
looking after you, your friend is sleeping in a few rooms away and has been hurt. The hell is going
on with you? She had no answer for that. Aside from the fact that it wasn't like her, at

Ice Design Research Papers
In the 21st century clothing websites are helping to sell clothes. One of theses is ICE Design; the
ICE Company does have open stores around South Australia. The website is
http://www.icedesign.com.au/. The audience for this website is teenagers and young women in their
20's. Some of the techniques used are
The main page shows You must have these as a way to get people to buy them and keep people up
to date with the fashion. The main page also has a menu bar across the top of the page to let the
audience choose from what they want; they can also search up items.
It also has on the main page Free Shipping Aus. + NZ orders over $50 WHY? So the Audience
can buy up to $50 and then the shipping is free but if they buy under $50 they will ... Show more
It adds everything up and will tell you the discounts that you also have with all the sales that are on
at the time.
Ice Design also sells nightwear and underwear and bras not just your everyday clothing and party
wear. They have different designs and types of nightwear and underwear. Most of the clothing that
is in the store has the ice tag on it with the size and tells you how to wash the clothing and keep the
clothing neat and tidy.
Some of the sizes at Ice Design can be quite small for the size that it says it is on the tag. If the
audience was to ever shop at Ice Design always try to get a little bigger in the size as you can
always take it in, but if the audience buys the size they normally are and its to small you cant make
it bigger.
ICE Design has a refine search so you can choose by colour and the size and also by the price range
that the audience may think the price of the clothing may be, the refine search you can also find the
clothing by the sort by for the latest or the most viewed or the most famous, best seller, most
expensive and the least

How Do Psychological Factors and Extended Product (Self)...
Introduction Brassiere (bra) is a timeless item that has been with women for ages. It is like a jewel
box that jealously cherishes the femininity inside ¡V we consider it as the symbol of passion.
Nowadays, bra is a type of fashion getting restless for something new. There are dozens of bras
types to fit a female consumer¡¦s taste, need, style, size and particular occasion. Types such as push–
up bras, full–coverage bras, maternity bras, sport bras, underwire and no underwire bras have made
popular focuses on the upper torso of a woman, therefore, to most female consumers, an extravagant
waste of cash is no doubt to be spent for this product. The number of consumers spending dollars
for such miraculous wear is increasing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Perception People perceive the same situation in their own ways. We learn from the flow of
information through our five senses: sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. However, each of us
receives, organises and interprets the received sensory information in an individual way using short
and long term memory as part of the process. ¡§Perception is the process by which people select,
organize and interpret information to form a meaningful, whole picture of the world. It is influenced
by selective exposure, selective distortion, and selective retention.¡¨ (Kotler, Brown, Adam
Armstrong, 2004) Selective exposure means that brand marketers work especially hard to attract the
consumer¡¦s attention. For instance, bra–stylists are working very hard on this to capture female
consumers¡¦ attention to purchase their products. Triumph¡¦s bra designers have long begun to blend
Western and Chinese influences to create fascinating effects in order to gain consumer¡¦s awareness.
Selective distortion refers to the tendency of people to adapt information to personal meanings.
Brand marketers always try to understand the mindsets of consumers and how they will affect
interpretations of advertising and sales information. However, people have a propensity to interpret
information

Supply Chain Optimization at Hugo Boss (a)
9–609–029
APRIL 27, 2009
ANANTH RAMAN NICOLE DEHORATIUS ZAHRA KANJI
Supply Chain Optimization at Hugo Boss (A)
Introduction
Katja Ruth and Constantine Moros sat facing each other in the empty conference room. Covering
the table between them were the latest operational and financial figures from the supply chain
optimization pilot Hugo Boss had been running in its global bodywear and hosiery Division.1 Ruth,
the director of the division, agreed with Moros, the division's head of operations and procurement,
that the pilot had been a success–better product availability and lower inventory to sales ratios had
been observed for the stock–keeping–units (SKUs) involved in it–but was not convinced that
expansion of the initiative beyond ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These companies sought to differentiate their brands through craftsmanship, quality, and design, but
success often depended on external factors. Sales boosted by an expanding economy could erode
quickly in an economic downturn, leaving distribution centers brimming with inventory. Consumer
confidence was the cornerstone of consumer spending and, concomitantly, of the performance of the
apparel and footwear sectors. Europe's apparel and footwear industry saw compound annual growth
of 2.3% in 2006 and 1.7% in 2005.4 A trend observed in recent years for consumers to split their
spending between high–end luxury goods and value merchandise was attributed to the availability
from chains such as Hennes Mauritz of increasingly trendy apparel and footwear tagged at
affordable prices. The perpetually shifting demands and preferences of the public encumbered the
apparel sector with the need to maintain large–scale inventory systems, the financial burden of
failed items, and the risk of stock–outs of popular items. The speed of change together with the lag
between production and retail availability made accurate inventory forecasting a persistent
challenge.
The Bodywear and Hosiery Division
Hugo Boss's two distinct brands, Hugo and Boss, were divided into five subsidiary lines–HUGO,
Boss Black, Boss Green, Boss Orange, and Boss Selection (see Exhibit 5)–designed to meet the

Victoria's Secret Essay
VI． VICTORIA'S SECRET'S MAIN COMPETITOR IN FRENCH MARKET – ETAM
Data (exhibit 12) shows that Dim and Etam are the main players in French women underwear
market. Dim at 4, 786 users compared to Etam's 4, 422. Other known brands such as Kiabi, HM,
Playtex, Sloggi, Undiz, and other brands take a slight portion of the market but not as big as Dim
and Etam. But it seems that Dim is not only targeting women but everyone, its target is uncertain.
So, we do not consider Dim as the main competitor of Victoria's Secret or Etam
Playtex is a woman–focused brand targeting aged 25–44, but now it is investing 1 million euros to
explore the over 50 women market. And this market is abandoned by Victoria's Secret or Etam. So,
Playtex is not considered the main competitor for Victoria's Secret or Etam for now, and ... Show
The brand has a specific strategy for the European market where its first European store was
established in London (quit EU in 2016) and now has 17 lingerie stores around Europe. It
recognizes the great potential of the European market.
While in the European market, Victoria's Secret faces a fierce competition especially in the French
lingerie market given that Etam has already occupied a large market share. And Darjeeling is
regarded as the potential competitor of Victoria's Secret. But Victoria's Secret is strong enough to
compete with all these brands.
Despite Victoria's Secret's revenue proportion inside Limited Brands going down, the percentage of
the world lingerie revenue has slightly decreased, this brand still takes a large portion of the
revenue. This is to say Victoria's Secret is still in a dominant place in the lingerie world.
Victoria's Secret' s fashion show will be held in Paris in 2016, just after the opening of its first store,
it is a good chance to explore the French market. In one word, Victoria's Secret has the power to join
the French lingerie

Susan Lenox
Metro–Goldwyn–Mayer's creation Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise (1931) is a complex visual
demonstration of the modern architecture and design, which gains particular importance in the
historical context of the Great Depression in the 1930s. The filmmakers of the time, very aware of
the educational power of the cinema, undertook the task of portraying American life in such way
that the dejecting circumstances of the crisis could have been lightened by the believable positive
images on the screen. Thus, one of the most compelling ways to convey these social messages was
visually through sets, props, decor, and lighting–through the very design of the film. In 1930s, the
film designers were enabled to experiment with the materials and technologies ... Show more
Ultimately, the Art Deco style of the apartment's interior reflects Greta Garbo's image as an Art
Deco Diva who is adorned in chic fashion and inhabits a modernist space, which is in fact the
case for many Garbo's films. Once again, the round shape that appeared in the preceding sequence
becomes the symbol of modern design in the film, since it is used in an experimental way in the
apartment's design. The first shot of the penthouse's hall features a single dark circle in the middle of
floor's ornament and it is 'mirrored' by the circle on the ceiling right above. These two circles
underline the heroine's non–standard attitude to the stylistic and architectural conventions.
Moreover, the shape re–appears on the walls of Susan's bedroom. The wall pattern consists of the
series of semi–circle plates, creating the link with the characteristic geometrical patterns of Art Deco
design emphasizing Susan's Art Deco Diva status. Lucy Fischer's argument points to this tendency
as well, as she comments: the more a room is associated with female body, the more avant–garde
its environment becomes., suggesting that the bedroom in the film is the epitome of the character's
Art Deco personality. The décor of Susan Lenox's home seems similar to the one in Arden's home in
Single Standard (1929), where the geometrical shape plays a significant role in the interior of a
woman's home: It is significant, that, in the sequence which opens the second chapter of Arden's
lie, she resides in a Deco home – one adorned with pedestals and statues, geometrically patterned
doors, modernist vanities, boudoir lamps, and platform beds. Moreover, the link between the two
heroines in terms of the similarity of glamorous Art Deco interior implies a significantly more
complex idea. The image of the new woman

Examples Of Voyeurism In Rear Window
VOYEURISM IN REAR WINDOW
In this essay, I shall try to illustrate whether analysing the movie Rear Window as a classical
example of the Freudian concept of voyeurism, is appropriate. Voyeurism is defined in The Penguin
dictionary of psychology as:
Voyeurism: characterized by a pattern of sexual behaviour in which one's preferred means of sexual
arousal is the clandestine observing of others when they are disrobing, nude or actually engaged in
sexual activity. Arousal is dependent upon the observed person(s) not being aware of their being
observed. (Arthur S. Reber, 1985, p.825).
Freud used the term scopophilia to describe the initial stages of the tendency to look. According to
Freud, scopophilia can be active and passive. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That can only mean that he can derive sexual pleasure only through looking. And the satisfaction he
gets when he scratches seems to be more than when seeing Lisa appearing in a sexy nightwear.
Close to the end of the movie, she enters his line of vision by going opposite to the Thorwald's
apartment, and becomes the point of focus for his sexual interest, giving him the chance to save her
and emerge heroic. Seeing her through his lens has made Jeff reconsider his opinions on marital
bliss and the adventurous side of her proves that he has a future with her.
Throughout the film, I have to remember that this is a professional voyeur. He is paid to look at
people through a lens. So I have to say that looking is an essential part of his everyday life. In a
conversation he has with his nurse in the beginning of the film, she tells him that We have become
a race of peeping toms reinforcing our suspicions about Jeff's part in the narrative.
In a conversation he has with his editor from the magazine, he tells him that he has to get him out of
there before he does something drastic. Then the camera shows us the Thorwald's house, taking us
where Jeff's look is pointing. Can you just see me rushing home to a hot apartment to listen to the
automatic laundry and the electric dishwasher and the garbage disposal and a nagging wife? We
immediately see the image of Anna nagging.

Marks and Spencer
MARKS SPENCER (Individual Analysis)
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Introduction:
Marks and Spencer plc is a UK–based company. The business is known best as a retailer. There are
over 622 Marks Spencer stores throughout the UK that sell clothing, food and household goods.
The core of its retailing business is clothing, particularly women's.
What market segments do the three different product ranges serve? Assume that the Perfect and
Classic ranges serve essentially the same segment.
| |Perfect and Classic ranges |Autograph range |Per Una range |
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With Per Una been translate into For One show that MS is prepared to offered this new target
group with special and detail style to make it a unique piece of clothes. Customers in this range
wanted a sense of style which is value for their money and with a reasonable quality which meets
the basic quality such as colour fading or shrinkage after washing. Per Una is targeted at the young
and sophisticated women are not afraid to put colours into their wardrobe. Therefore, the Per Una is
nothing like the Autograph or Classic range as there are more colour choices in the range. (See
Appendix 3)
What are the order winners and qualifiers for these different ranges?
Order–winning factors are those things which directly and significantly contribute to winning
business. They are regarded by customers as key reasons for purchasing the product or service.
Raising performance in an order–winning factor will either result in more business or improve the
chances of gaining more business. (N Slack, S Chambers and R Johnston, Operation Management,
p.72) These criteria win orders and they differentiate a product or service from those of the
competition by offering product or service features that are superior to those competition.
As in the MS case, the three different range of clothing line have its own order winners to make it

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