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    The Sitting Bull

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    meant not being able to travel as often. Five years after the death of Crazy Horse‚ the chief leader of the Sioux‚ Sitting Bull‚ also spoke on behalf of his fellow Native Americans requesting that “the life my people want is freedom.” For Sitting Bull‚ the whole idea of the government-organized reservation system was a form of enslavement. Sitting Bull thought that the Great Spirits gave them their land‚ to roam freely‚ and that someone so different like the white men should not be able to force

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    Red Bull

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    throughout the United States. Red Bull has also created a premium image for their energy drink by making it a little more expensive then what other energy drinks sell for. Red Bull promotes that their drinks create the following effects on their consumers: Increased physical endurance‚ improved reaction to speed and concentration‚ increased mental alertness‚ improved overall feeling of well-being‚ and stimulated metabolism and increased stamina (Peter‚ Donnelly Jr.) Red Bull states these effects are because

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    The Sitting Bull

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    purpose of this book was to show that Sitting Bull was a very intriguing individual not only as an Indian but a human as well. I think the author chose this to illustrate the sacrifices it takes to be a leader of a nation. He displayed Sitting Bulls attributes that really separates him from most people but also depicts that he is human and makes mistakes and let his flaws get in the way of his thinking at times. I believe that we should study Sitting Bull more closely to examine and possibly just how

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    RED BULL

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    1. Red Bull was founded in 1985 by Dietruch Mateschitz and launched in Austria in 1987. After establishing strong sales in their home market‚ Red Bull gradually expanded into other markets. The brand started with just one SKU which is their signature 250mL silver and blue can. Red Bull’s target audience was defined as people who are mentally or physically fatigued‚ or both. Therefore they had no specific demographic or psychographic segment. The consumer categories were students‚ drivers‚ clubbers

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    Running with Bulls

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    Letter of Protest: Running with Bulls Dear Organisers‚ Most recently I attended the public event known as ‘Running with Bulls’. Due to three major points I have observed about this annual occurrence and will shortly elaborate on‚ I would like to protest that this event must be stopped. The first negative effect of ‘Running with Bulls’ is the impact it has on the competitors and all other people near about. As proved from the latest event and tales of previous examples‚ other people can easily

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    Bull Fighting

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    I. Introduction A. ATTENTION-GETTER: I want to play a game. In this game there are two competitors‚ yourself and a raging bull. Your job is to amaze the crowd by taunting the bull as it stampedes towards you‚ with only your red cape and your courage to aid you. Sounds like fun? B. REASON TO LISTEN: By presenting this speech‚ it will help clarify the tradition of bullfighting in Spain that is often misconstrued and misguided. This speech will provide the history and importance of why

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    Bull Song

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    Bull Song→ point of view of the bull (sad treatment of animals) Capots→ Cape used in bullfighting (Vocab) ** contrast of the violence of the bull from the bulls point of view with the grace and beauty and artistry of matadors  Bull is male Bull symbolizes power Repetition of like flies‚ like flies roaring- associate roaring with lions ( unusual image of like flies roaring)→ negative image! Shift to second stanza Stood dizzied:  Sun and anger: reminiscent of the stranger ( killing

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    Red Bull

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    14 December 2012 Executive Summary Environmental Analysis Red Bull has been known for its original energy drink‚ their target market being college students and young adults. They have a product style that is well known and a taste that is loved by many. Although this is the case‚ they have come out with other flavors of their energy drink‚ to aim more towards the young adult females of their target market. Against Red Bulls competitors who have had various flavors and varieties out such as Monster

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    Chicago Bulls

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    called the Chicago Packers was formed. This team only lasted two seasons until they were forced to stop in 1962. Eventually‚ the Chicago Bulls came along in 1966 and have been a part of Chicago ever since. This team was given their nickname‚ the Bulls‚ since the arena they played in was close to a livestock yard. (Owens 4-15). As of today‚ the Chicago Bulls have had the most success in the 1990’s. They won their first championship title in 1991 by beating the Los Angeles Lakers. In this same

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    Hall of the Bulls

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    There is no meaning or purpose of the prehistoric painting “Hall of the Bulls” (left wall)‚Lascaux‚ France ca. 15‚000-13‚000 BCE. Largest Bull 11”6” long. They are unknown but it is clear that painters were concerned mostly with representing the animals‚ and not with locating them in a specific place or on a common ground line. On the walls of Lascaux cave‚this painting shows the two basic approaches to drawing and painting. The difference in the styles suggest that different artists painted the

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