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    The company has done a super job with using LUV to create a supportive culture and to nurture achievement of the company’s customer satisfaction objectives. They have a cost-saving approach to operating, both management and employees are attentive to keeping costs down and to operating in a lean fashion. This is a major reason for Southwest’s success in implementing and executing its strategy. Southwest formed a Culture Committee in 1990 to promote “Positively Outrageous Service” and devise tributes

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    civilizations that have taken over other groups and have forced them in to situations that would seem unimaginable to the most people today. The same situation once happened to the native people that live in what today is considered the south west of the United States. In 1550 Francisco Vásquez de Coronado led a Spanish conquest in the Rio Grande valley the area that a number of pueblo people made this area there home and sacred lands. With Coronado eading the way the gate was opened to the rest of the Spaniard

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    Climate change is happening and it's is devastating.For example, is is affecting glaciers, the Southwest region, oceans,and agriculture. People know that climate change is happening because of studies shown in multiple places.For example, studies show that temperatures in the southwest have increased by almost two degrees Fahrenheit. This shows that climate change is devastating because increasing temperatures can cause damage to the environment. Also glaciers are melting consistently because of

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    Don Jose Marias

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    Americo Paredes brings to life the struggles of the US Southwest and Mexico Border reforms that come as an effect of the Revolution. Paredes examines main characters Cuitla’s and Don Jose Marias shift between the traditional life of their heritage and the new capitalist society that is emerging through agricultural reform. The adjustment of Cuitla’s and Don Jose Marias into this new capitalist driven era shows the difficulties that the American Southwest has endured in relation to land loss, the

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    Climate change is happening and it is devastating.For example it’s affecting glaciers, the Southwest region, oceans,and agriculture. People know that climate change is happening because of studies shown in multiple places.For example studies show that temperatures in the southwest have increased by almost two degrees fahrenheit. This shows that climate change is devastating because increasing temperatures can cause damage to environment. Also glaciers are melting consistently because of climate change

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    When evaluating the strengths of the Southwest brand, customer loyalty, organizational culture, and financial stability are among the company’s greatest assets. Together, these strengths have shaped the Southwest brand into what it is today, a pleasant customer experience and a generous employer, that has generated brand intimacy. As a result, the uniquely derived emotional connection that consumers and employees have developed for Southwest has allowed them to be financially secure, thus, allowing

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    Economic development for small cities can be a problem compared with big cities. The metropolitan areas are more likely to attract and retain the manufacturing and technology companies. However, development agencies are looking for different policies incentives to make the small cities more competitive with larger cities. The idea of investing in cultural development is a viable option to improve the economic development of communities spread in rural areas. The culture agencies intend a planning

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    There is a mysterious connection between grandparent and grandchild, one that transcends all ethnicities, religions, and socio-economic groups. In Jimmy Santiago Baca's poem "Green Chile", he explores this connection via the use of chile peppers as a medium. Baca personifies both green and red peppers to illustrate not only that special bond, but also the historical significance of said vegetable amongst the Mexican-American community. The speaker in "Green Chile" begins the poem by stating his

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    Shredded Beef (Machaca)

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    SHREDDED BEEF (Machaca) Traditional machaca is the Mexican equivalent of beef jerky. The beef is marinated, cooked, then dried. When you’re ready to eat, the meat is pounded into shreds and cooked in a broth. Shredded beef, even when not dried, is also called machaca and can be cooked with potatoes or served over eggs for a hearty breakfast. Here’s an easy recipe with plenty of meat for leftovers. MAKES 5 CUPS 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 pounds chuck roast or boneless beef shoulder

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    The Grade A Home-made Chili Home-made chili is a traditional meal known by everyone. You can enjoy chili almost anytime throughout the year, but mostly in winter. Though making chili home-made requires many steps, this dish is one of the greatest out of all the ones grandma can make. Get all the ingredients together. If you fail to get all the ingredients together the procedure will be more time consuming. It is best to gather the materials beforehand. The ingredients include the vegetables

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