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We got the full menu and although not cheap it was worth it: all dishes were great, the bbquing fun and it did feel Korean!
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A very familiar Korean restaurant, we enjoyed our meal in a very relaxed athmosphere. The bulgogi was jus perfect, all was just perfect!
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Had the best bibimbap and Korean grillades of Geneva at Gaya. The place is always full so booking in advance might be necessary. Service is a bit fast and impersonal like in a cantine but the experience is definitely worth it!
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Translating and Interpreting Conflict
Myriam Salama-Carr
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Amsterdam: Rodopi
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ISBN: 978-90-420-2200-3. Paper 58.-/ US$ 78.-
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The relationship between translation and conflict is highly relevant in todays globalised and fragmented world, and this is attracting increased academic interest. This collection of essays was inspired by the first international conference to directly address the translator and interpreters involvement in situations of military and ideological conflict, and its representation in fiction. The collection adopts an interdisciplinary approach, and the contributors to the volume bring to bear a variety of perspectives informed by media studies, historiography, literary scholarship and self-reflective interpreting and translation practice. The reader is presented with compelling case studies of the embeddedness of translators and interpreters, either on the ground or as portrayed in fiction, and of their roles in mediating, memorizing or rewriting conflict. The theoretical reflection which the essays generate regarding mediation and neutrality, ethical involvement and responsibility, and the implications for translator and interpreter training, will be of interest to researchers in translation, interpreting, media, intercultural and postcolonial studies.
Myriam Salama-Carr is Professor of Translation Studies at the University of Salford. She is the author of La Traduction à lépoque abbasside (1990) on the development of medieval Arabic translation, and has published numerous articles on the history and didactics of translation, including recent contributions to Translating Others (2006), Intercultural Communication Studies (2006), Social Semiotics (2007), La théorie Interprétative de la traduction II (2005), and The Medieval Translator VIII (2004). She was the originator and organiser of the conference on Translation and Conflict in 2004 and one of the organisers of its sequel in 2006.
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The Future is Now
14, 1999
I was telling a friend today, during one of our many smoking breaks, about this movie I saw a long time ago. I don't remember the name of the film, who was in it, or what it was about, but there were a few things about the film that have stuck in my mind. And an experience I had today brought the thoughts back.
This film takes place in the future. It was about to be the turn of the century. People don't carry cash anymore. They had these cards that they put into machines to get whatever they want. Currency, or credits, are automatically deducted from their accounts. These cards also served as their identity card. You wanted something you just swiped your card through the machine. The machine completed your transaction and then said, "Thank you Mr. Smith." It seemed quite futuristic at the time.
I'm certain I saw it before the advent of the ATM.
My building recently added a post office. It is a great feature. The post office is open from 10-2 every day. You can buy stamps, mail packages, or witness an angry civil servant, without ever leaving the comfort of a climate controlled environment.
Why is she talking about a post office in her building? I can hear you all muttering to yourselves.
Well, I go to the post office to mail a package to someone who has bought something from Chuck from a recent E-Bay auction. I was then offered the option of paying with my ATM/Debit card. I was then offered cash back.
I got a slight case of the heeby geebies. OK. In the movie there was no money but all you had to do was swipe your card. It all seemed so impersonal and futuristic in this movie. It came home to me today that this is already happening. Just like in the movie.
Every time I use one of my cards, my receipt has my name on it. At the department stores, I use a credit or debit card and the salesperson says to me, "Thank you Mrs. Atkins." (Or, Mrs. Maiden Name, which is frankly the name on almost all of my cards still.)
Big brother knows I bought three pairs of shoes and a scarf. (Oops, Chuck didn't know that.)
Then there are those supermarket club cards. Use the card and you can save $47 on your groceries. Then big brother knows when it's that time of the month because you bought more tampons, and how your kid is doing with the toilet training because you're still buying pull-ups after three years.
I've been tempted not to use my club card but I can't resist. I'm torn between: better the $47 I save in my pocket, and big brother knowing exactly what items I buy.
OK, I'll put back that Sara Lee cheesecake now.
Until next time. . .


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Graduate Student Forms
Below are forms which will assist you as you advance through your program as a graduate student in the College of Education. Some forms are published by the College of Education, and others are published by the Graduate School, Graduate Student Services Office. When searching for a particular form, be sure to check out both sections within this document.
Step-by-Step Toward Graduation
Important Dates for Graduating Students
|Forms Published by the College of Education:
|Advanced Graduate Specialist (A.G.S.) Certification of Completion (pdf)
A form that documents by signature of the advisor, the completion of the A.G.S. requirements. This form is also used to identify the specialty area that will be printed on the A.G.S. Certificate.
|Advanced Graduate Specialist (A.G.S.) Program Approval (pdf)
A form on which is listed all course work that is required for the A.G.S. Certificate. No less than 60 credit hours must be listed on the program form. This form becomes official documentation and acts as a contract of course work requirements, between the student and the advisor, the Department, and the College.
|Advisor Change (pdf)
Form used to request a advisor change.
|Audit Request (pdf)
A form that is used to request a Graduation Audit. All students should request an audit of their progress toward graduation, prior to the deadlines of the semester in which they intend to graduate. The Audit will list the College and Graduate School graduation requirements, provide you with the necessary administrative forms and deadlines by which items are due. Students are encouraged to meet with advisors to be sure the required course work has been completed, and to be sure that all department requirements are being met. You may print the form and submit it to the College Graduate Studies Office, room 1204 Benjamin Building, or you may request a Graduation Audit by e-mail.
|Certification of Doctoral Research Committee and Dissertation Proposal(pdf)
A form that will be signed by all committee members approving the proposed dissertation study. The advisor and the student should discuss who should serve as members of the committee. It is not necessary to seek official approval (by the Department, College or Graduate School) of the committee members prior to the proposal meeting. (However, please note that another similar committee form is required prior to the FINAL oral defense, that must have official approval by the Department, College, and Graduate School.)
|Degree Change (pdf)
A form that is used to request a change of the original degree option to which you were admitted. For example, if you were admitted to the M.A. degree status but wish to change the degree option from the M.A. to the M.Ed., you would need to submit this form for approval. Please note that if a Master's Approved Program Form (MAPF) was submitted under the original degree option, the MAPF will need to be revised and resubmitted to reflect the requirements of the new degree option. The same would apply to revising a Doctoral Program form, if a degree change is made at the doctoral level.
|Doctoral Approved Program Form (pdf)
A form that is used to list all of the course work that is required for the doctoral degree, and a cover sheet for the required signatures. This form becomes the official documentation of the degree being earned, and acts as a contract of course work requirements between the student and the advisor, the Department and the College. Students in the EDMS Department are required to take, pass and have the results of the preliminary examination on file with the College Graduate Studies Office (or letter of waiver of the preliminary examination requirement from EDMS) prior to submitting the Doctoral Program form.
|Exit Survey, College of Education
The College of Education will request graduates to file an exit survey. In the semester of graduation, graduates will receive, by e-mail, instructions and passwords in order to file the survey on-line. This survey information is used to determine how education programs can be improved. Your participation in the survey is important to the College as it enables us to evaluate our strengths and weaknesses. More importantly, this survey gives you the opportunity to assess your professional competence and to evaluate the University of Maryland's performance in preparing this important endeavor.
|EDMS Course Equivalency
A form that is used to request the review of previous course work that may be equivalent to the required EDMS course work. Support documentation is required in addition to the form, and must be reviewed by the Department of Measurement and Statistics (EDMS). EDMS course work is only waived based on the approval of an equivalency review by the EDMS department faculty. Advisors and departments have the right to deny a request for an equivalency review.
|Comprehensive Examination Application
Students should check with their program/department for applications, processe, and deadlines.
|Foundational Competencies Policy/College of Education Technical Standards
All graduate students who are in an approved program leading to initial teacher certification, or advanced certification, in professional preparation programs are expected to demonstrate that they are prepared to work with children and youth in educational settings. This preparation results from the combination of successful completion of university coursework and field/internship experiences and the demonstration of important human characteristics and dispositions that all educators should possess. For a complete description of these standards.
|Graduate Studies Registration/Adjustment Petition (pdf)
A form that is used to request permission to register past the deadline, or to change your schedule for the current semester. Any requests for a late registration, or adjustment of course work for a previous semester is considered "historic", and must receive the approval of the Graduate School. For historic requests, students must submit a different form titled "Petition for Waiver of Regulation", which is published by the Graduate School.
|Oral Announcement (pdf)
A form that is used to announce the date and meeting place of a doctoral student's final oral defense of the dissertation. This form is submitted to the Department to which the student is admitted. Departments are responsible for publicizing the defense date among the faculty and students in the Department.
|Progress to Degree for the Doctoral Degree: Expectations for Completion (pdf)
A document that outlines the minimum satisfactory progress requirements set by
the College of Education for the master's degree.
|Progress to Degree for the Master's Degree: Expectations for Completion (pdf)
A document that outlines the minimum satisfactory progress requirements set by
the College of Education for the doctoral degree.
|Provisional Removal (pdf)
This form is in a memorandum format that advisors may use in order to remove a provisional admission condition for a student, once the provisional condition has been met. Advisors may also create their own memorandum for removal of a provisional condition if they choose.
|Seminar Paper Title Page Format (pdf)
A form which outlines how the title page of the seminar paper should be formatted.
Forms Published by the graduate school, graduate student services office:
|Application for Admission to Candidacy (pdf)
A form that is used to apply for Admission to Candidacy by doctoral level students. Advancement to Candidacy indicates that the student has completed all basic course requirements for the degree and is now ready to begin the dissertation study stage. Students in the College of Education may not apply for candidacy until they have passed the preliminary examination (if required), have the Doctoral Program form on file with the Graduate Studies Office, and have passed the required doctoral comprehensive examination. Students have five years from the date of their admission until they are expected to advance to candidacy. Students must be advanced to candidacy 6 months prior to graduation. A student who has been advanced to candidacy must maintain continuous registration, which means that s/he must be registered every spring and fall semester (summer registration is optional unless campus services are being used, or graduating in summer) until the degree is earned.
|Approved Program Form for the Master's of (Education or Master's of Arts) (MAPF)
A form on which is listed all course work that is required for the master's degree being pursued. This form becomes the official documentation, and acts as a contract of course work requirements, between the student and the advisor, the Department, the College, and the Graduate School. The MAPF form is part of the requirements for graduation, and must be submitted by the announced deadline in the semester in which the student intends to graduate.
|Combined Bachelor's / Master's Form (pdf)
A form that is used by students in programs that have approval to take graduate courses, while in their undergraduate program. The form is submitted to request the inclusion of the undergraduate course work into the graduate cumulative credit average, after admission to the graduate program.
|Certification of Master's Degree Without Thesis
Students in the College of Education are not responsible for submitting this form. The College Graduate Studies Office electronically produces this form when all requirements have been met, and then obtains the advisor's signature. The Certification of Master's Degree Without Thesis form is submitted from the College Graduate Studies Office directly to the Graduate School,Graduate Student Services Office and indicates that the student has completed all College requirements for the degree being earned.
|Dual Degree Form
|Financial and Fellowship Forms
A number of fellowship and financial forms are available from the Graduate School web site.
|Graduate Credit Permission Form (pdf)
A form that is used by undergraduate students who want to take graduate level courses. Regulations are listed on the form itself.
|Graduate School Incomplete Contract (pdf)
A form that is required to be completed if a student is to be awarded an incomplete grade in courses numbered 600 level and above (excluding 799 thesis credit, and 899 dissertation credit). The incomplete contract documents what work must be completed to remove the mark of "I". Normally students are expected to complete course work by a date 12 months from the beginning of the semester term of initial enrollment in the course. Incomplete contracts are housed in the student's department. Incomplete contracts for graduate courses numbered at the 400 level are completed through the University electronic grading system (UMEGS), when the professor submits the "I" grade electronically.
|Human Subjects Use
At the University, all research that involves the use of human subjects requires review and approval by the Institutional Review Board prior to the initiation of the research. Researchers should review the IRB website to be sure they are adhering to regulations and following the correct process.
Student researchers make a decision about which of 2 applications they should complete.
|International Student Forms
Forms used by international students are available from the International Education Services Office web site. International students who are on an F-1 visa, must file the F-1 Exit Plan Form before or during the final semester of graduation.
|Nomination of Thesis or Dissertation Committee
A form that is used to request the formal appointment of the committee to which the student defends their final thesis or dissertation. This form must be submitted by the deadline in the semester in which the student intends to graduate, or six weeks prior to the final oral defense, whichever is sooner to the College Graduate Studies Office. An oral defense may not be held without the formal approval of the committee by the Graduate School. Committee construction must meet the Graduate School criteria. All members of the committee must be in physical attendance of the oral defense.
|Nomination to the Graduate Faculty Form
|Petition for Regulation Waiver (pdf)
A form that is used to request an exception to policy. The types of appeals that would be appropriate to request by use of this form are retro-active registration or adjustments to course work for historic semesters, retro-active Admission to Candidacy, mandatory fees waiver, or to request the acceptance of the various forms required for graduation submitted after the published deadlines. Petitions require justification, documentation, and approval by the instructor, advisor, department, and College. Favorable decisions are granted for extenuating circumstances only. (Late registration or adjustment to course work for a current semester appeal are reviewed by submitting the "Graduate Studies Registration/Adjustment Petition" form).
|Petition for Residency Classification Form (pdf)
A link is provided to the Residency Classification Office web site that describes the in-state and out-of-state policies on student classification, the petition process, and a variety of forms.
|Petition for Waiver of Continuous Registration
All students are required to maintain continuous registration (excluding summer unless graduating). This form is used to request a waiver of the continuous registration requirement for master's and pre-candidacy doctoral students. Students who will be away from the campus for a full semester or year may request one waiver of continuous registration (and its associated tuition) for up to 2 semesters. Waivers of registration shall be granted only if the student is making satisfactory progress and can complete the degree requirements within the required time limits; such waivers do not alter the student's time to degree clock.
|Request for Leave of Absence (pdf)
Graduate School policy states that, "Students may request a leave of absence of up to 2 consecutive semesters for any of the following reasons: childbearing, adoption, illness, dependent care (children, partners, parents), and other circumstances outside of their control. This leave stops the time to degree clock" and does not require candidacy registration. Leaves of absences must be approved by the students' graduate program, the students' Department, and the College of Education, and the Graduate School.
|Request for Time Extension (pdf)
A form that is used to request an extension of time beyond the period that is permitted to complete degree requirements. Extension requests require support documentation to include; a reason for the request and any special circumstances, a plan of action in time-table format, and a letter of support from the Department Graduate Director (or Department Chairperson).
|Request for Transfer or Inclusion of Credit for the Master's Degree (pdf)
A form that is used to request that specific course work be transferred or included as part of a student's master's degree requirements. Course work may be from an outside institution or from the University of Maryland, earned either under the Advanced Special Student status or from another department on campus (in cases where a student has changed admission from one department to another).
|Doctoral Student Surveys
Surveys are required by the Graduate School for all doctoral students in their final semester. These survey forms are due on the same date as the dissertation submission deadline.
|Theses and Dissertation, Pro-Quest/UM Submission Agreement (For CD Thesis/Dissertation Submissions
Students completing theses or dissertations must submit their documents electronically through a company called "ProQuest". These documents provide information regarding your agreement to publish your master's thesis or doctoral dissertation through ProQuest. The thesis and dissertation electronic submission process is available.
|Thesis / Dissertation Electronic Publication Form (pdf)
A form that is required by the Graduate School for thesis option master's students, and doctoral students in their final semester. The form is completed in conjunction with the electronic submission of the thesis or dissertation. The form indicates one of four options that the student can choose in regard to the availability of access to the thesis or dissertation through DRUM (Digital Repository at the University of Maryland). The form also includes in depth information regarding access, publication, and patent issues. The electronic publication form is due on the same date as the thesis or dissertation submission deadline, and is to be submitted with the required "Report of the Examining Committee" form.


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Valentine's Day is tomorrow and my daughter is very excited to be passing out cards during her class. I decided to make her a little card holder. I didn't want to buy anything and I didn't want anything too complicated. I came up with a "Love Bug" theme because it sounded cute. To make it you just need a tissue box, craft paper, googly eyes, and some pipe cleaners.
Take your tissue box and cover it in craft paper. I found that it was much easier to use scrapbook glue. Next glue on the eyes and draw a smiley face using a marker. Make 2 small holes on the top and insert the pipe cleaners. Bend some of the pipe cleaner underneath and use tape to secure it. Finally give your kids some stickers and let them decorate as desired.


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The Broken Sword, an inn favored by mercenaries, and the winter quarters for Jewelers Guild guards, is located in Mornedealth.
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N0449441 Fashion Communication and Promotion FASH20031
Contents. 04...................................................................Attention all consumers 06..............................................................................A brief history 10...........................................................................The shock tactic 12.......................................................................What a load of Lush 18.......................................................The full American 24...............................................................Futurama 30..............................................................Conclusion 32..........................................................References 33.................................................................Images 34..................................................................Appendix 35................................................................Methodology
Attention all Consumers! What is it that first
catches your eye ?
when you walk past a store
trusted name of the brand, or maybe a friend's recommendation? Or could it be the extravagant and hypnotic displays created by Is it the
stores to show off their merchandise?
A survey I held determined that over 70% stated it was in fact the window displays that caught their eye and made them curious enough to wonder into stores. This technique is professionally known as Visual Merchandising and these store displays are produced to engross and captivate the consumer. But what was once seen as a marketing stunt, something to give stores an edge and create healthy competition between other storeowners has now turned into a type of fashion Olympics. Stores compete in their categories, high street, department and Designer to win the medals of the best store windows and the best retail experience. Visual Merchandising is no longer just good business; it is now becoming a form of art. More than ever the product itself is taking the back seat while the props, wigs and 'life like' mannequins take to the main stage. Many a great leader including Winston Churchill have quoted 'with great power comes great responsibility' and these inspirational words only ring too true when it comes to fashion brands, after all the actions of brands directly influence consumer behavior. As consumers we lay our trust in brands and if they were to take advantage
of that trust it could cost them. Since more and more brands are coming under recrutiny for their window displays, could it be that the peer pressure of consumer trust and delivering a service to their customers like no other is the one thing that is killing their reputation? In my report I will be discussing how far brands are prepared to go to achieve success and analysing and deconstructing their visual merchandising techniques. I will also be questioning why some brands are starting to attract attention for all the wrong reason instead of the right and how this effects consumer behaviour. Some say the industry is not diverse enough, but in contradication my question is, in terms of Visual Merchandising are brands in fact becoming too diverse? Are brands applying shock tactics to keep their consumers interested?
A brief
In 1840 the arrival of new technology in producing large panes of glass was established and department stores took advantage of this new invention and harnessed it for their own consumption. Tony Morgan a visual merchandising connoisseur explores the idea that 'department stores were perhaps responsible for taking the art of window display to a higher level' insisting large windows were used as 'stages, some of them as theatrical as a Broadway show.' (Tony Morgan, 2011) It would seem that in this moment visual merchandising was born and retail would never be the same again. Store windows became a way of enticing the customer inside and giving them a salacious preview of what stores had to offer. However the industry were sure to never know how extensive and controversial the world of visual merchandising would become in the future.
While the likes of Harvey Nichols and Selfridges are at the for front in creating glamorous, intriguing and ingenius displays, consumers and industry professionals are starting to ask questions of the ethical and moral responsibilities visual merchandisers, store designers and in general the brands themselves have to their consumers.
The SHOCK tactic! Case study
No brand is innocent of using sly marketing tactics to sway their consumer to buy from their stores and it's no secret shocking and inventive visual displays can be effective in achieving higher sales figures . But are brands beggining to push the limits of whats acceptable? When it comes down to what's morally and ethically right, which brands need to be questioned? With such big responsibilities , are brands beginning to take advantage of trusting consumers?
What a load of The
of a protest is to plant the seed of a - Tamsin Omond, The Guardian
public debate.
Last year cosmetics and furry friend loving brand Lush created a stir in the media when one of their store windows was transformed into a full-scale campaign against animal testing. At first glance the store window looked like a purpose built torture chamber. Innocent shoppers looked on in astonishment and some in disgust as a female volunteer was strung up by chains, gagged, force fed, prodded and poked with needles. Lush's aim was to show the public how animals are treated when used for cosmetics testing. By displaying a human test candidate, Lush applied clever tactics exploiting their consumer's typically vulnerable, yet humanly narcissistic nature. It is a wellknown fact we can be naturally selfish, call it the pecking order or the food chain if you will, but when it comes to animal instinct we will always protect our own. Furthermore when it comes to consumer behavior, for example being shown an advert of a rabbit being tested on, the reality is, it can't always be enough to truly capture our attention and ascertain our sympathy. However when Lush confronted their consumer with a human test candidate, consumers reacted with more distress and outrage. If Lush were looking to shock their customers they definitely hit the nail on the head.
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'We believe in buying ingredients only from companies that do not commission tests on animals and in testing our products on humans.'
As far as anti-animal testing campaigns have gone theirs has been one of the most talked about and shocking displays. Although a large number of brands claim to support the plea to end animal testing for human produce, Lush have been prominent in making their opinion crystal clear and where other brands have failed to do this they have succeeded and were willing to risk their reputation and loss of customers to stand by their beliefs. By constructing this campaign in their Regent street store window, they managed to compel passersby to question their view on animal testing via cleverly turning the tables and creating an environment where the shoe was on the other foot. But was this window display unforgivingly just a shock tactic with no actual backbone? Agreed it was a shocking and emotive display, it evoked a very emotional response from spectators that crowded the street around the store window. But questionably how ethically friendly actually are Lush as a brand. 'We believe in buying ingredients only from companies that do not commission tests on animals and in testing our products on humans.' (Lush values, 19952014) This is the opening statement when commenting on their company values on their website but in contradiction to their statement if Lush believe themselves to be a trustworthy brand then why were some reactions more than doubtful of their intentions in the creation of their arguably provocative window display.
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Lush don't always practice what they preach. I'd like to see a journalist really dig and quiz Lush about the origins of some of their ingredients; they would uncover some uncomfortable truths. Yes they are better than most manufacturers but their hands are not completely clean.' (Daily mail reader, 2013). With responses like these it begs the consumer to question their loyalty to Lush, a brand that deems themselves to be ethically and morally aware. The Lush Anti animal-testing display is just one example of how far brands will go to prove their point and stir up consumer behaviour.
With such a dramatic display being forced upon passersby it would have been naïve to not predetermine an extensively mixed reaction from the public and media. True to form some consumers were not so pleased by Lush's window display, unsurprisingly responding with much distaste, one consumer commented, 'This is nothing but marketing and using sickening, sensationalist techniques to paint themselves as saintly. Not a protest - just advertising and publicity-seeking.' (The guardian reader, 2013) while another who claims to be an anonymous past Lush employee commented 'It is a shame that
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The FULL American! 'We created it to invite passerbys to explore the idea of what is 'sexy' and consider their comfort with the natural female form.' - American Apparel, Elle.com
American Apparel are no stranger to controversy and I think it could be fairly argued they thrive on the response they gain from their provocative and questionable choice of advertising and marketing techniques. They have a rather strict demographic and its suits them well and words like conservative and elegant would never be used to describe the brand aesthetic. However their latest stunt is definitely one for the record books. Picture this, you're walking unsuspectingly through the city and happen to look up at an American Apparel shop window when suddenly you're bombarded with an eyeful of the skimpily dressed mannequin in translucent lingerie which has strategically been embellished with what cannot be mistaken for anything else but fake pubic hair! Your reaction? A mix of speechlessness with a dose of feeling slightly violated but secretly you're probably feeling curious. American Apparel have done it again and unashamedly admit 'we created it to invite passersby to explore the idea of what is 'sexy' and consider their comfort with the natural female form.'
(American Apparel, Elle.com) and boy did the public consider how comfortable they felt! 'So vulgar, might as well call it STORE WINDOW PORN.' (Huffington post reader, 2014) said one opinionated reader of The Huffington post, while others felt this stunt was an act of 'Empowerment to women!' (Huffington post reader, 2014), however another strongly disagreed, angrily commenting 'How is this "empowering?" They're just using sex to sell their swag.' (Huffington post reader, 2014). When a small store window stimulates this much media attention as American Apparel have it implores the consumer to enquire whether this provocative display was in fact just another stunt to keep the brands mischievous reputation in tact or whether it was in fact a calculated decision with profound consideration to breach the minds of the public and implore them to deliberate their stance on how comfortable they are in their own skin.
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Past campaigns from American Apparel have been no less scandalous then this resent exhibition of the 'female form'. American Apparels brand behaviour is always outrageous, yet has undeniably perfect correlation and is consistent down to a T. They are a brand who know their aim and market and tend not to dabble in other directions. American Apparel will never make a couture line, or design clothes for royalty but will always have a cult following. However distasteful they may come across, they are still one of the most popular high street brands the industry offers. So what does that tell us about their consumer behaviour? Quite simply that people who purchase from American Apparel are of a certain age, have a distinctive style and tend to by loyal customers.
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Our world is constantly changing and everyday technology and new inventions are being explored. Since curiosity is part of our basic human nature it's no surprise as a society we're constantly looking to the future to predict how the industry will progress. Brands similarly look to the future to calculate consumer behavior, so that they may develop their products to ever changing consumer desires. Brands tend to do this by trend forecasting and pursuing new technology inventions. With online shopping on the
rise and booming sales figures to show for it, its no surprise the high street is feeling under attack. The toll it's taking on stores to desperately keep a physical footfall going into their stores is obvious and now particularly stores are making desperate and elaborate attempts to keep their consumer interested. What does the future predict for in store retail and how are brands going to drive purchases and encourage consumer loyalty?
' High street chill as online sales soar by 222 per cent. '
'Non-online sales in stores only grew by 12 per cent.' - The Independent
- The Independent
'The current gloom on the high street would have us believe that the future is bleak for physical stores, but retailers are using lateral thinking and innovative digital ideas to create shopping outlets fit for the 21st century. - Marketingweek.co.uk
In the last decade we have already started to see Brands using technology in stores to communicate with their consumer. Brands such as Burberry and Chanel have used projections and simulations to attract consumers and assist in enhancing the in-store retail experience they offer. For example back in September 2012 Burberry opened up its new Flagship store on London's popular shopping destination, Regent Street. But Burberry lovers were in for a treat when entering the store they were greeted by Giant glass interactive screens, which showed off catwalk collections and advertisements. The creative review online called it 'high-tech wizardry' and portrayed the store as being 'a truly seductive retail experience.' (creativereview.com, 2012).This is just one of the many examples of stores upping their game and keeping up with technology to maintain a physical perchusing relationship with consumers. I personal believe we are naturally tactile and will always have the want to try on clothes, touch and appreciate products in person before we make a purchase. But with Online services like Asos who offer a free returns policy if clothes aren't suitable, it is and will carry on becoming harder for brands to establish consumer attention on a physical basis. In the future I look to an industry where both Online and in-store retail are both
popular and in demand. Although shopping online may be hassle free of finding a parking space, rooting through sales racks to find hidden gems and easily creates an escape from the overbearing crowds of busy shoppers, it still cant quite quench a thirst for a shopping experience like in-store retail can offer. That one to one connection with the shop assistant who can tell you what size you'll need and inform you of every colour of belt possible would be sorely missed. Online shopping can't give you that rush of excitement when you walk into a bright and friendly store where all the clothes are sprawled about in extravagant hanging patterns. I heartily believe the future of the high street is in the hands of the in-store visual staff. Although I think online shopping will grow from strength to strength, the demand for the physical shopping experience will never become completely extinct. Instead with growing new technologies and budgets, I think visual merchandising will be the key to reigniting consumer enthusiasm for outdoor, offline and in-store shopping. When visual merchandising was first established and staff began to create extraordinary window displays this small creative venture became a vital part of improving consumer footfall to the high street and sure enough I think that will be what inevitably brings the consumer back again.
'Burberry has always been at the forefront of digital experimentation in the fashion realm.' - rodalegrow.com
Conclusion! What is it that other brands can learn from Lush or American Apparels and their reputation? Although both of their window displays were widely controversial and provocative, they both managed to stir up a media storm and get their consumer questioning themselves. Whether it was bad or good attention, it was attention and that's exactly what brands were looking to accomplish when they designed their displays. From deconstructing and analyzing both case studies I found that both brands are actually quite similar in more ways than one and they play very well to their strengths in order to stay popular within their consumer market. Although their window displays have been notorious for being rather scandalous both brands can sit back on the fact that they're are ahead of the game when it comes to being ethically aware as a brand in terms of looking after our planet. Lush claims to only use human tested products from the freshest and most natural supplements whilst American Apparel are known for avoiding sweat shops and eastern third world countries to manufacture their Clothes. Instead American Apparel favour producing their clothes near their head quarters in LA for a fair wage to local workers which undeniable helps boost economy and employment. Certainly neither brand is completely saintly but the hard truth is unfortunately in this day and age it can sometimes be very difficult to be with so much competition. Which takes me back to one of my first points made. Is it consumer pressure and the 'Olympic' style competition that's pushing brands to be more diverse? I would have to say yes! With so many brands popping up, the struggle is becoming even harder to stay on top and be noticed, therefore I would agree that brands are having to be more adventurous and eccentric to get attention and keep it. Although some people may find American Apparel offensive and immoral, we as consumers have to admit it works in grabbing our attention.
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Training classes launched in Grand Rapids on January 26, 2015 and in Detroit on February 4, 2015. Read our press release here. An additional class launched March 16, 2015 in Lansing as part of the Michigan Primary Care Association's Linkages Project. The first three training classes are pilots. Because the MiCHWA CHW Curriculum has never been taught before, the pilot classes will give MiCHWA and its partners the opportunity to evaluate the curriculum. We will work with students, instructors, and employers to understand what worked well, what could be improved upon, and how CHWs are using their training knowledge and skills in the field.
The Detroit pilot finished March 27, 2015, the Grand Rapids pilot finished June 5, 2015, and the Lansing pilot finished August 27, 2015. MiCHWA is evaluating the pilot classes to better understand how the curriculum impacts the training participants as CHWs in the field.
Special thanks to Grand Rapids Community College, Henry Ford College, Henry Ford Health System, the Institute for Population Health, and Spectrum Health for their work on this project. Additional thanks to Anne Willaert and her colleagues in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System for their partnership on the CHW curriculum.
This project would not have been possible without the generous funding support of the Metro Health Foundation, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Spectrum Health Healthier Communities.
Additional CHW Training Materials
There are now MiCHWA-developed modules for training CHWs on cancer prevention and control. These can be used in conjunction with MiCHWA's Certification training or separate. These were development in partnership with the American Cancer Society and Spectrum Health, with collaboration from the Michigan Primary Care Association.
There are five total modules:
- Cancer Basics
- Breast Cancer Basics
- Cervical Cancer Basics
- Lung Cancer Basics
- Colorectal Cancer Basics
To request the optional cancer modules, free of charge, please contact email@example.com.