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The city of Los Angeles is not a unified city. Los Angeles consists of too many large sub cities or communities to speak with one voice. There are many sub cities in LA such as the Westside, Hollywood, the Valley, Downtown, and of course, South Central. To make things more difficult, many of these sub cities themselves are not unified. Due to their size, all

Las Vegas is one of the nation's favorite vacation destinations. Las Vegas, in Nevada’s Mojave Desert, is a resort town famed for its buzzing energy. It's a 24-hour city where gambling is a loved past-time and dreams of striking it rich can come true. Its focal point is the Strip, just over 4 miles long and lined with elaborate theme hotels such as the pyramid-shaped Luxor and the Venetian, complete with Grand Canal; luxury resorts including the Bellagio, set behind iconic dancing fountains; and innumerable casinos.

I had been to Staples Center before for a handful of Lakers games but never had I been to a Clipper game. I was very interested in seeing how different Staples would look and the culture it would create being at a Clipper game compared to Lakers game event though they play

In the midst of the Great Depression of the 1930s, Paseo de Los Angeles-later referred to as Olvera Street was created through the efforts of Christine Sterling and city boosters in the oldest section of the city. Olvera Street was an imagined Mexican culture rich street not unlike the renowned tourist districts of Mexican border cities (Arreola and Curtis 1993). The theme was "old Mexico," pitting a timeless, romantic, homogeneous Spanish-Mexican culture against industrialization, immigration, urban decay and modernity itself. You see a vibrant and colorful street with an authentic marketplace atmosphere. It’s packed with restaurants, shops, and vendors selling imports from Mexico such as, brightly colored piñatas, candles, maracas, blankets and clothing. As a constructed place, Olvera Street was the product of a social and economic agenda established by civic elites to transform downtown Los Angeles through the removal of undesirable residents. The opening of Olvera Street and the preservation of the old Plaza

World cities are markets for a vast range of goods and services as they are areas of massive accumulations of wealth and have extraordinary purchasing power. The importance of these cities as markets is shown by patterns of concentrated retailing in high-order consumer goods, such as clothing, jewellery, and art. Streets such as Fifth Avenue in New York are famous for their retailing of very expensive goods.

Toronto is famous for its liberal, expressive arts, and the local performing arts scene has been in the spotlight many times and received numerous rewards (Henry, C., 2009). Every year, flocks of tourists are drawn in by world-renowned theatre events and festivals. Examples include (Toronto International Film Festival Inc., 2011):

One of the greatest strengths of the Staples Center is the place itself and its reputation. Great athletes have played in the arena over the years, one being the very talented Kobe Bryant. When people come to Los Angeles, the Staples Center is a key destination to visit. The facility is also very versatile, the Staples Center is home to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Clippers, the Los Angeles Sparks, and the Los Angeles Kings. The arena also host many concerts and shows when the sports teams are not playing. Being located in Los Angeles, which is a very expensive city, most of the time, the pricing for the tickets to sporting events and concerts are substantially more than they are at other venues. An opportunity for the Staples Center

It has a bit of everything: from the useful to the frivolous. At night, the city gains new colors and atmosphere, attracting a young crowd to the excellent restaurants, theaters, the IMAX cinema and nightclubs every night. These are mainly concentrated on Himmarshee Street and Las Olas Boulevard.

Facts: The Heart of Atlanta Motel had 216 rooms available to its guests. Appellant, the owner of the heavily populated motel in Atlanta, Georgia, limits their patron list to Caucasians only. Appellant put many advertisement ads into magazines and radio shows to attract those visiting Georgia to stay in the motel. Many African Americans would come to his motel asking to buy a room for the night. But, he wanted the choice of deciding who had the opportunity to stay in the hotel. He did not want African Americans staying in the motel because of personal reasons. Appellant filled a suit in court on the bases that the Civil Rights Act of 1964, that prohibited racial discrimination in places of public accommodation affecting commerce exceeded congress’s enumerated powers under the Commerce Clause and violated other parts of the Constitution. The African Americans, appellees ', counterclaim, decreed that appellant permanently stop refusing to accommodate to Negro guests for personal racial issues/reasons. The appellant disputes that Congress, in passing this Act, exceeded its enumerated powers to regulate commerce under article one of the Constitution of the United States. That the Act violates the Fifth Amendment because appellant is deprived of the right to choose its customers and operate its business as it wishes, resulting in a taking of his personal liberty and property without due process of law. And by requiring appellant to rent available rooms to Negroes against its

Los Angeles is a city that is known for its moderate climate, social importance, entertainment, and its ethnic diversity. In the second largest city in the united states, there are many places that contribute to its importance and amusement. Many areas make up Los Angeles. The list of places to attend is numerous. One of the places that attracts many people is the Griffith Observatory with the view of the world famous Hollywood sign. As one of the most popular, informal, education provisions, it continues being an international landmark.

The 59th annual Grammys took place February 12th. This will certainly be a show to remember.

We all know the big city that everyone loves to talk about and be a part of the experience of a lifetime which is Los Angeles, also known as L.A. It is one of the most known cities in California and around the world where people’s dreams come true. L.A. is best known for its beaches, entertainment, amusements, and the people around the city. It’s also known as “The City of Angels”, which is the spanish word for “Angeles”. It is the second most populous city in the United States after New York. I’ve always known L.A. as a big part of my life, being born in the city of luxury and fame. Growing up, I never knew how much of a big deal LA was until I was in high school. Being around so much popularity and seeing the opportunities that LA has brought to people was amazing to me. From the sports games, to the concerts, to the famous celebrities walking the red carpets brung so much excitement to me and I was glad to experience all of it.

Los Angeles was the first product off the assembly line of American urban planning. Turned on in the late 19th century, the city-making machine was fueled by an immense immigration of people who sought to create a new type of city out of the previously quaint pueblo. They also strove to craft the first major city developed primarily by Americans and outside of European archetypes. As a result, Los Angles is not only incredibly diverse, but also nearly impossible to define. Since it is a product of the American machine, understanding the community of Los Angeles becomes vital to understanding the United States. But to fully comprehend the present Los Angeles, one must look at the process that created it. Specifically, Los Angeles was

Every year for the past two years, I have had the pleasure of going to one of the biggest attractions in Los Angeles: The Taste of Soul Festival, a community event held on the famous Crenshaw Boulevard where the people of Los Angeles come together as one. People also come from others states to enjoy this event. There is singing, dancing, competitions, games and activities. The festival includes live bands comprised of R&B, jazz, country, gospel and much more. Many vendors also participate in this event, selling food such as hotdogs, sausages, fish, crabs, chicken, cotton candy and ice cream. This is a big event. According to the Los Angeles Sentinel, more than 300,000 people attended in 2012. One of the best times of my stay in Los Angeles was being a part of this event. My favorite enjoyment was the live Gospel Music, the steppers, and the great seafood.

For a long time researchers are trying to find the perfect recipe for success, however it is very hard to predict the response of the market to a new product and its adaptation to the environment. The Ice Hotel and the Travelodge are two ventures established in the end of 20th century both in the travel and hospitality sector but each one with its own unique business strategy. In evaluation of their success the decisions made throughout the development of the above mentioned ventures can be categorized as effectual and causal, as explained by Sarasvathy (2010). G.Sanvikarja suggests that causational logic is more rational and based on prediction where as the effectual strategy is more creative and is control orientated. Each of these approaches implies different strategies and reasoning behind both individual decisions and responsiveness to the environment. Furthermore, most enterprises follow a set of common principles that are key for building a business strategy including defining means, setting affordable loss, leveraging contingencies and forming partnerships (S. et. al, 2010). These four aspects are crucial for understanding how is a business created and what is its approach. However, it should be noted that most of the businesses are not strictly effectual or causal, rather a mixture of both with a tilt towards one. Every business is individual and should be treated like one. This paper will examine the business strategies behind the Ice Hotel and the