What were one of the main themes of the Planet reebok campaign.
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Here it is in a nutshell-\n\n\nREEBOK LAUNCHES "PLANET REEBOK" INTERNET WEB SITE; State-Of-The-Art Site Offers Unprecedented Range Of Interactivity With Reebok Personalities And Programs\nBusiness Wire,  Jan 26, 1995  \nSTOUGHTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 1995--Looking to greatly expand the boundaries of interactive communications with the millions of consumers worldwide who follow the worlds of sports and fitness, Reebok has launched its first World Wide Web site on the Internet called, "Planet Reebok."\n\nThe new Web site offers Internet users an unprecedented range of opportunities for state-of-the-art interactive communication and information sharing with Reebok. For instance, the site's "Ask The Pros" file allows users to e-mail questions and comments to Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz (a Reebok endorser), who provides a personal response. On a periodic basis, the site will also allow users to engage Reebok athletes from professional sports and fitness in a "virtual chat."\n\n"Planet Reebok" (which can be accessed at http://planetreebok.com/) ushers in the world of Planet Reebok with entertaining and visually stimulating graphics, video and sound, as well as comprehensive background information that will be updated and enhanced regularly by the company.\n\n"Over the past 18 months, Reebok programming has aggressively explored many new avenues of communication, such as the Reebok Eliminator downhill bicycle race, Reebok City Jam Workout and P.E.TV programming, to meet the growing informational needs of our consumers," says Brenda Goodell, vice president of programming and event marketing. "Establishing a home page on the Internet was the logical next step for us. As a leader in the sports and fitness arenas, we're constantly looking for ways to stay out front of the communications curve in order to strengthen our relationship with consumers."\n\nTo maintain an ongoing dialogue with Internet users, Reebok established a public bulletin board on its new Web site. The bulletin board encourages net users to leave messages, ask questions or share ideas with the company. In each case, an appropriate Reebok representative provides a timely response, to be posted publicly or directly to the individual user.\n\nReebok recently ran a test of planetreebok.com that, during the first week, attracted more than half a million users who logged on to the site. The public bulletin board provided Reebok with numerous queries, ranging from "How do I know when I need a new pair of running shoes?" to "Where can I purchase Reebok clothing and shoes in Holland?"\n\nIn addition to interactive communications, "Planet Reebok" provides Net users with extensive information regarding Reebok. Files on the site range from a history of Reebok to a comprehensive preseason workout program.\n\nFiles have also been established that focus on Reebok programs such as the Reebok Human Rights Awards and "Witness" Program. Established in 1988, the Reebok Human Rights Award is the only corporately supported human rights award to recognize young human rights activists for their outstanding contributions and personal sacrifice. "Witness" was created in 1992 through a unique partnership between musical artist Peter Gabriel, the Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights and Reebok to supply human rights groups with video cameras, fax machines and other tools of mass communication. Net users can now obtain information on past Reebok Human Rights Award recipients, e-mail recommendations for an Award nominee or watch a video from the "Witness" program by "clicking" on the site's Human Rights icon.\n\nInformation on additional programs, such as Reebok's Women's Sports & Fitness, can be explored under the "Every Bit of Reebok" icon, along with a month-by-month update of other Reebok program activities and up
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I don't know about when the first came out, but when I think Reebok Classics I remember a man I used to work with. He only wore them and nothing else. When they started to go off the shelves he bought as many as he could find. He had a closet of them, and he wore them out pretty fast too. I wonder if he still has any and if not what is he wearing now? Funny what a shoe can make you think of lol.
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The world is becoming one global market place.People from all around the world watch MTV, sip coco cola and wear levis jeans.The originally culturally diverse world is becoming increasingly unified in it's tastes and wants.\n\nHence advertising is becoming one unified message on the international front.Agencies are conveying one common message and building the brand on one unified message all around the globe.
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It depends on the person, and how interested they are in joining groups.\n\nCertain styles and brands convey certain messages - I'm rich, I'm fashion-conscious, I'm cool, I'm a thug, I have ethnic or racial pride, etc.  More conservative styles convey a willingness to fit in in the business or corporate world.  \n\nSometimes clothing projects a desire not to identify with any group.  I favor simple, nondescript clothing with no obvious branding, because I am not a joiner and don't want to convey messages, especially the messages of some marketing department.  (For example, right now: plain unbranded blue T-shirt from Target, straight blue jeans from L.L.Bean with plain brown belt, white Hanes sweat socks, simple grey Skagen watch, no jewelry.)
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When my daughter ran for President in her club, she went with a "Be a Winner, vote for (name)" theme. We went to the $1 store and bought a bag of cheap medals on red, white and blue ribbons. You know the kind that is bestowed upon winners at say the Olympics. Then hot glued a round paper to the medal. One side said "Be a Winner" and on the other side "Vote for (name)".  She did win.  \n\nThat same theme could be used on your posters. Also, you can start as well as end your speech with that phrase. An attention getter at the beginning and end is always good.\n\nGood luck to you!
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It is a recurring theme mainly to do with the trade federation and the droid army. Track #14 The Droid Invasion and The Appearance of Darth Maul has the music.
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Target business for sponsorship.
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Hoobastank - The Reason
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I think the theme is that even though we may have wasted our lives away, at some point we can make it up and be of some significance by giving to others.  I suppose it can be summed up as Salvation.
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I think u should have a cheetah theme.  just like "The cheetah Girls".  Just put on a good movie, get pop corn and drink sodas.  Have Fun!!
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Bumper sticker philosophy.
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Because the shoe is on the other foot.
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LOL!  Not too sure, but I am guessing "Eye of the Tiger" or any song from the Rocky soundtrack. It could be the Rocky I theme song...when he is also running up steps!!!\n\nSorry I wasn't more help. =P
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No I dont think its a waist. I love to see that younger people still have goals. Be it Olympics or whatever. Some parts of the world the Olympics are very important. I like some stuff. I watched the snowbording event last eve.
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http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/merchant/themes.html
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The themes of the book are traditional verses change; savagery and courage...any of these ideas can fit into which ever theme you are focusing on.\n\nPretend that you are a newspaper reporter looking for stories in colonial Africa, and you have arrived in Umuofia just after Okonkwo’s burial.  You have already interviewed all the major characters connected with the events leading up to Okonkwo’s death.  Write a profile of Okonkwo for your newspaper, describing his personality, his life and his tragic end.  Include quotations from at least three people you interviewed, such as Ekwefi, Ezinma, Nwoye and Obierika, showing their individual views on Okonkwo.  Thus, tailor the interviews around the theme.  You could have a full news team~ anchor, co-anchor, field reporters, etc.\n\nAchebe originally planned for Things Fall Apart as the first part of a longer novel, which would have shown Nwoye’s adult life as Isaac Okonkwo, and the life of Nwoye’s son Obi—Okonkwo’s grandson.  Pretend you are a novelist, write what you would  have happen to Isaac and Obi Okonkwo during the course of the Twentieth century, considering the cultural changes that might occur in Nigeria.  Write a chapter in which we learn about the relationship between Isaac and Obi ~ this can show the change (theme).\n\nPretend you are the spirit of Okonkwo, returned from the grave to speak to Mr. Hammerstrom’s class about the novel Chinua Achebe wrote about you.  What do you think of the novel?  Do you think Achebe portrayed you fairly?  Why?  Why not?  In hindsight, would you have changed anything about your past life?  You can present your thought, reflections and conclusions to the class in the “spirit of Okonkwo,” remaining in Okonkwo’s character.  Again, focus on the traditional verses change.\n\nYou could each take up a character in the novel, such as Okonkwo, Obierika, Unoka, Ekwefi, Ezinma, Nwoye, or Ikemefuna, and rewrite a scene from his or her voice and position. The confrontations between the white men and the Igbo people are good incidents to use for the rewrite for your theme.  You guys could knock a very quick script and act the confrontation out for the class~use multiple roles, have a narrator explain why you chose a certain character, what role the character plays in the novel, etc. during an introduction.\n\nResearch website:\n\nhttp://projects.edtech.sandi.net/kearny/tribal/resources.html
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slogan is that catchy phrase every company has. \n\ne.g. "Just do it" is the slogan of Nike