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    would later be known as Under Armour, was developed in 1996 by 23-year old former University of Maryland football player Kevin Plank. He experienced first-hand the issue in regards to cotton t-shirts soaking up perspiration during practice and games. With nothing currently on the market to remedy this problem, Kevin started his own company in order to find the solution. Kevin researched synthetic moisture-wicking polyester fabrics that would perform with the athlete and not hinder them. He developed

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    Rhetorical Analysis

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    Scandal, bribery, and corruption: all aspects of everyday life, and sports. With countless scandals hitting the news every day, it is easy to see that sports “players” are no exception. With scandal comes crisis communication. Rhetors use strategic language and techniques to save face and restore image after a scandal. Apologia theory is a crisis communication concept which aims to categorize the strategies used in rhetoric to apologize, defend oneself, and restore an individual or organization 's

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    footwear and accessories company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. Under Armor owes its beginnings to an idea formed on a football field in 1996. Moreover, founder Kevin Plank, who was team captain at the University of Maryland, imagined a concept to keep athletes light, dry and cool in hot conditions. This idea led Kevin to the development of a new synthetic fabric he designed called HeatGear. HeatGear apparel would be tight fitting and be designed to pull moisture away from the skin regulating

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    Palminteri) quickly seeks out the witnesses to the explosion and the key suspect, Verbal Kint (Kevin Spacey). Verbal retells the events leading up to the barge incident, beginning with the truck containing gun parts that disappeared five days prior in Queens, NY. Five men are brought in as suspects: An easily agitated thief named McManus (Stephen Baldwin), a quick-tempered brutish man named Hockney (Kevin Pollak), an egomaniac named Fenster (Benicio Del

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    Under Armour An event such as the Olympic Games is an opportunity for manufacturers such as Under Armour to sponsor the national team from where the company is founded. In this case, Under Armour got the contract of developing the suits for the U.S. National Speed Skating Team. While companies such as Adidas could potentially provide the suits, Under Armour has the advantage of being an American company. While Nike is a direct competitor, speed skating is not something is commonly attracted to masses

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    When you think of unwinding, you probably imagine yourself sun tanning and drinking a martini on the beach. You probably see all of your worries disappear and paradise is very nearly near. In the breathtaking novel Unwind by Neal Shusterman, the teens of the world feel anything but relieved when they hear the word. Instead, they envision a world in which they no longer exist. At least, not in the way they used to. Unwind is a novel set in a dystopian society in a future time period, suffering the

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    Synnex Corporation is directed by Chief Executive Officer Kevin Murai as of early March 2008. The Chairman of the board, Dwight Steffensen has served as a member of the board since February 2002. The board of directors for Synnex Corporation consists of ten board members. Of the ten board members one of which is a female and the remaining nine are males. The most recent Annual Report which documents the 2015 year stated that the company’s net profit totaled $208.5 million. The market capitalization

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    Martin Luther King wrote the following in a campus newspaper, the Maroon Tiger 1947, “It seems to me that education has a two-fold function in the life of man and in society: the one is utility and the other is culture” (King, 1947). This essay will analyse via the sociological imagination, ‘whose interests does schooling serve and why?’ In addressing this question, one needs to discuss why is an education so valued in Australia today. Education has had three phases of development according, to

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    American Beauty (1999) is directed by Sam Mendes (also the director of Skyfall and Spectre) and stars Kevin Spacey which examines the “ordinary” occurances of a family who live a desirable life but are unhappy and stagnant. Kevin Spacey plays the role of Lester Burnham, a suburban father and who is tired of his boring job and family. Within the film are many themes, the most important of these being lust and beauty. The film applies many visual effects to demonstrate the overall desired tone, and

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    Today is the day: The day Lex Luthor will defeat Superman. I am almost 6-years-old, and I still bike with training wheels, but today is the day: The day I will take off my training wheels. Oh no! My dad decided this at the dinner table last night. We were talking about biking, and out of nowhere, my dad exploded. “Enough is enough! I am sick and tired of you never wanting to try new things! You are more than ready to bike without training wheels.” I protested; I cried, but nothing would change

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