URB-E In Gizmag: A Case Study

The automobile industry opened the door for lots of other business opportunities like service stations and motels. Having an automobile allowed families to travel more and travel further. During the 1920s the automobile had a significant economic impact, went through several innovations, and also had an important social impact on the people that lived during this time. During the1920s the automobile began to rapidly gain popularity and this started to drastically change the economy as business popped up around major roadways. Service stations sprang, up along with hotels, and travel centers as more people were able to travel.

He announced during a news conference that he was officially donating one million dollars saying “it’s just the right thing to do.” The news broke out all over twitter, with Michelle Obama even tweeting out “Thanks @chancetherapper for giving back to the Chicago community, which gave us so much. You are an example of the power of arts education.” Chance was even able to meet with the governor of Chicago to discuss the funding of Chicago’s public schools. He tweeted out the day before donating the one million dollars “I'm meeting privately with the governor Wednesday. The two of us will address funding education in Chicago. I'm eager to hear his ideas.” Chance has been one of the most inspiring activists to help Chicago and has made a big difference in the #savechicago movement and he’s had a lot of help from his twitter and instagram following.

Technology Paper The Keurig a single serving coffee machine was an overnight success, twenty years in the making. John Sylvan spent twenty years of his life creating new technology that would reinvent coffee drinking, the Keurig and a compatible cup. The Keurig was a startup company that has inspired me by the tenacity of John Sylvan and his business partners to charge through with their inventions and earn the great success they’ve achieved. Although it has come at the price of our planet, this set back to the environment was enough for Sylvan to sell his portion on the company. The reason being, Keurig uses K-Cups that are not biodegradable, but when there was a solution made the company got greedy and changed the design and is trying to compact the effects but are failing miserably.

Governor Snyder sees a match made in heaven. According to NBC News, "With family homes regularly selling for around $10,000, the beleaguered Motor City is now the number-four destination for Chinese housing

As the newest amusement park in town, Georgetown Amusement Park aims to integrate technology into experiences that will last a lifetime for every guest who enters our turnstiles. As a business, we would like to believe we can achieve maximum profit because we use technology to, for example, cut down on guest wait times to enter the park, wait times for riding attractions, and wait times for food and beverages. Through an initial survey of 100 amusement park enthusiasts, we have identified these three areas as key pain points guests believe can be improved upon so that they may spend more time doing what they love at an amusement park. As word of our desire to be the world 's leader in technology-friendly experiences at an amusement park spreads,

Fox networks have annual conferences on increasing diversity with the catch of growing ratings (Deggans, 2013). Business wise it is a smart move for the notable network. In an analysis of more than 1,000 TV shows on 67 cable networks In 2011-12 season, UCLA researchers found that shows with more assortment had higher ratings and those that didn't attracted smaller audiences (Lee, 2013). "It's clear that people are watching shows that reflect and relate to their own experiences," says Darnell Hunt, professor of sociology in the UCLA College of Letters and Science and author of the new study, Hollywood Diversity Brief: Spotlight on Cable Television. People are more captivated by shows that reflect who they are and what they can connect with.

Everyone, at some point in their life, has a proud moment. Something that the memory of just fills them with pride. As I sit in my 4-H lawn chair, watching the Scarecrow Fest parade, I am reminded of the time I won the 4-H Demonstration Contest. It was a warm summer day, and I was about twelve years old. I had been practicing my speech for weeks and now the big day was finally here.

The Current Events club began one night my junior year when I was speaking to a student about the incredibly strange Chinese Infrastructure spending in 2016. The next day, we submitted the forms to found a club dedicated to discussing current events. The club has been a massive success, drawing in 15-20 kids each Tuesday who discuss politics, economics, and global news for half an hour after school. It is awesome to see interest in bettering worldly affairs and our discussion are incredibly mature and educated. The club has taught me to always listen to everyone 's opinoin as some ideas you may have overlooked are in reality extremely intelligent or well-thought

For the workers to be productive they had to create the five-day workweek. “the five-day workweek was also instituted in order to increase productivity… the world, soon followed Ford’s lead, and the Monday-to-Friday work week become standard practice” (“Ford factory workers get 40-hour week” 1). The five-day work week allowed the workers to produce more automobiles. This also provided the workers with a two day break on the weekend. Henry Ford created the Model T’s and was rewarded a revolutionary figure in the automotive world.

There are lots of sites that pay the people who create the content based on the page views and ad revenue. This is just the first social network to do it. And with 5+ million users and growing fast, it's on a clear path to success. HOW REGISTER ON TSU Registration on Tsu.co is free but by invitation.That's logical, given the nature of Tus's business model. I'll be honest with you: although I use Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc.