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This paper provides a detailed analysis of how this company could modify its marketing strategy in order to successfully enter China's housing market. The author emphasizes the product element of the marketing mix.

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This paper presents a geographical analysis of the Rocky Mountain region. The paper examines the region's physical environment, its climate, early settlement pattern, and population demographics. The paper also includes a discussion of how geologists believe the range was created.

Tags:Rocky Mountains, geography, physical environment

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This paper first describes memos as short, concise written information directed at informing an employee of the plans of an other employee. Next, the author relates the situation at Rocky Mountain Mutual and presents the resulting memo. The paper evaluates this memo based on its structure, format, organization, recognition of the status and personal characteristics of each party and the use of the "you-attitude" technique to capturing and keep the attention of the reader.

Table of Contents:
Introduction
The Situation - Rocky Mountain Mutual: Promoting Fun or Fitness?
The Memo Addressing the Situation
Guidelines Used in Writing the Memo

From the Paper
"Believing that increased use of the Fitness Center would reduce both medical costs as well as absenteeism, Joseph Mirola encouraged the Rocky Mountain employees to use the center more. The immediate results were however limited. He then implemented the Wellness Program within his department - it stimulated exercise through the concepts of peer encouragement and team-building. Since the commencement of the program, eight months before, the Mirola's department has registered a 5 percent reduction in absenteeism and an 18 percent increase in productivity."

Tags:gym resolution, classic statement, easy to read, profitability

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This paper discusses legal matters in preparing to export to Portugal, including the preferability of contracts and other legal agreements drawn up under Portuguese law, the use of national banks as intermediaries, government and trade organization expertise and logistic advice. The paper addresses the principal issue affecting log exports to Portugal that involves the pinewood nematode. The paper discusses the company in question that is a strong white pine exporter and discusses the law/policy in relation to Portuguese imports of lumber.

From the Paper
"Canada and Portugal renewed bilateral relations in 2001, renewing a first agreement of 1946. 1867 Confederation Log Homes stands to do business if prefabricated or other log homes for the Portuguese market, sales encouraged by recent periods of severe drought and related forest fires to have all but obliterated Portugal's limited lumber supplies. Expatriate Portuguese resettling in Portugal from North America and other European Union (EU) citizens have created demand for environmentally friendly log..."

Tags:cdn log export, portugal, bus law

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This paper focuses on the wood product industry, explaining that it has a variable market size depending on the state of construction at a given time as well as issues of taste that may determine what type of wood is needed for different purposes. The paper notes that strawboard is versatile and has many uses in construction, and sales of strawboard are much affected by changes in the economy. This is not an industry that it is easy to enter, for it would take a major capital outlay to form a new company and to gain any foothold. The paper asserts that all such products are useful but are not necessarily seen as such by the public; the products are strong, but people view them as more flimsy.

From the Paper
"The wood product industry has a variable market size depending on the state of construction at a given time as well as issues of taste that may determine what type of wood is needed for different purposes. Strawboard is versatile and has many uses in construction, and sales of strawboard are much affected by changes in the economy. This is not an industry that it is easy to enter, for it would take a major capital outlay to form a new company and to gain any foothold. All such products are useful but are not necessarily seen as such by the public. The products are strong, but ..."

Tags:particle, strawboard, tree, lumber

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This paper discusses how "A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountain"is a collection of letters Isabella Bird wrote in 1873 to her sister who was at their home in England when she made a six month journey on a horseback through the Colorado Rocky Mountains. It examines how the book is a historical account of the life and challenges experienced by the western pioneers in Colorado; their poverty, the isolation and difficulties they experienced as immigrants during the post-civil war.

From the Paper
"Bird's beautiful description of the places she visited and her appreciation of remote wildness show her fascination with nature. Her explanations make the reader wish to visit Colorado to see the beautiful landscape she talks about and experience the Colorado Rocky Mountains. She often choose her routes based on the scenic beauty and what she anticipated to see ahead which made her deviate from her plan several times. This portrays her as an adventurous and courageous person. Her writing brings out her sense of humor that makes the book entertaining. Bird adapts quickly to the unfamiliar places she visit. Despite the calamities and hardship she faces, including sleeping in an unheated cabin in the middle of winter, she hardly complains but dwells on the fascination with the geography of the place."

Tags:Colorado, Rocky, Mountains

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This paper examines Isabella Bird's "A Lady's Life in The Rocky Mountains" from a feminist perspective.

From the Paper
"WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL
Introduction
Rocky Mountain Arsenal was a United States Army industrial site used as a production facility for chemical weapons, nerve gas, and artillery shells. The facility was leased later to a private sector firm that used the facility to produce a commercial pesticide. The Arsenal site was contaminated with hazardous chemicals as a consequence of both the governmental and the private sector activities.

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) acquired Rocky Mountain Arsenal and manages the site as a wildlife refuge. The Arsenal has been designated as a "Superfund" site for cleanup action.
This research (1) provides a location and description of the.."

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In this article, the writer analyzes the issue of masculinity in the film 'Rocky' and looks at how the character of Rocky is both masculine and counter-masculine.

From the Paper
"Sylvester Stallone created the character of Rocky Balboa and introduced the first in a series of films featuring this lower class Italian boxer and his drive to become successful. Rocky Balboa symbolized something far more than a simpleminded pugilist. Indeed his character transcended the dynamics of the boxing ring and came to represent the values upon which America itself thrived. It told us the story of the American Dream. At the same time the film and its central character allow an opportunity to explore ..."

Tags:Rocky, masculinity

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In this article, the writer discusses the mountain gorillas of Central Africa. The writer looks at their history, their status as an endangered species and present and future prospects for survival.

From the Paper
"Gorillas are among the most feared animals in the world thanks to films such as King Kong and Congo which have depicted these gentle and affectionate primates as inherently hostile and aggressive towards man. Though it is true that gorillas in general and the mountain gorilla in particular are large and powerful creatures they are also well known for living in relatively harmonious groups in which even dominant silver back males are extremely tolerant of younger males and females. This particular ..."

Tags:mountain gorillas, Central Africa, preservation, endangered species