Describe the Ad #3

1. a) Dr. ColorChip. 2) Automotive paint chip repair systems.
2. Fast, Simple, Dramatic, Paint Chip Repairs with NO PAINT BLOBS! 

Describe the Ad #2

1. a) The DR LEAF and LAWN VACUUM. b) Lawn vacuum.
2. They're giving a free 6 month trial and a free dvd and catalog.

Describe the Ad #1

1. a) PokerStars.com is responsible. b) A free Sony PS3 is being advertised.
2. Elements of coersion is: they want you to enter the POPSCI Texas Hold'em freerolls every sunday on PokerStars.com

Synergy Project

Editorials

Lower Drinking Age in Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan government should lower drinking age in Saskatchewan to eight-teen. The Saskatchewan government may consider lowering the minimum legal drinking age to 18, according to Premiere Lorne Calvert. The current drinking age is 19 in Saskatchewan, 18 in Alberta, And 18 in Manitoba.

 The reason they are thinking about changing it would be part of a strategy to keep more young people from moving to those provinces that have a lower minimum legal drinking age than currently exists in Saskatchewan. The government should lower the drinking age because we could lose population and then people don’t have to buy alcohol illegally. If All the people in Europe and most of those over seas countries can drink at the age of 16 then what is the big problem of lowering it to 18 here. One of the most argued reasons to not lower it is all the drinking and driving accidents and all the deaths influenced by alcohol. The government should take some chances and follow through with this idea; it will help our population in Saskatchewan and create bigger cities and towns.  

The Saskatchewan government should lower the current drinking age from nine-teen to eight-teen; it will really benefit this province in many ways.

Colubine Essay

Guns are too easy to get in the U.S.A. In this documentary Michael Moore shows the audience how guns are too easy to get in the U.S. like when he walked into a local Michigan bank and opens up an account so the bank  hands him a free gun. Also mostly all the Wal-marts and K-marts sold ammo for weapons in there stores. And everybody in the U.S. can own a gun in there homes.

            Michael Moore spots an ad in the Michigan newspaper on how he can go to the North Country bank, open up an account and receive a new gun. So he goes to the bank and goes up the counter and tells the banker that he wants to open up the account with the free gun. The bank holds around five hundred fire arms in their vault at all times. So he goes to the back and has to fill out papers and the banker has to do a background check on him. The North Country bank is a licensed fire arm dealer and a bank. So after all that sure enough they give him a brand new gun so Michael asked the man who gave him the gun if he thought it was dangerous to be handing out guns at a bank.

            Michael Moore goes and talks to two boys that were involved in the columbine shooting; their names are Richard and Mark. Richard was shot with a 9mm and now he is disabled from the waste down. Mark can barley stand after numerous operations from all the seventeen cent bullets that entered his body. So they all go to the K-mart headquarters and talk to a lady about why they sell ammo in their stores and how they should stop selling it in their stores. The lady leaves and brings down a man who is in charge of buying the bullets for K-mart; those  guys left and didn’t come back so Michael, Richard, and Mark left. As they were leaving they came up with an idea to go to the local K-mart and buy out all their bullets so they did. The next day they went back to K-mart headquarters and brought the press. A lady came out and announcted that K-mart will no longer be selling ammo in their stores.

            Michael Moore goes to a school called Buell Elementary were a little 6 year old girl gets shot and dies from a little 6 year old boy. The boy found a gun in his uncles house so he took it to school and shot a girl; all people in America should not be able to own guns in their home. He also goes to a farmer whos brothers were involved in a bombing. This farmer own lots of guns and keeps a gun under his pillow at night.

            In Michael Moore’s “Bowling For Colubine” he shows the audience how easy it is to get of own a gun in the U.S. like when he goes to a bank and and opens up an account and gets a free gun. Most of the K-marts in

Bowling For Columbine

1) That guns are too easy to have in your home and too easy for kids and teenagers to have.
2) He plays "it's a wonderful world" when there is clips playing of people dead. He goes and interviews a farmer and makes him look like he is crazy by asking him about how many guns he has and how he used to make small bombs. He interviews a kid that makes bombs and who was 2nd on a bomb list.

Who/ What/ Where/ When/ Why

Wall pleased with Pelosi

Who- Brad Wall

What- Saskatchewan’s oilsands potential and focus on carbon capture and storage projects

Where- Regina

When- Thursday

Missing boy found after desperate search

Who- Three year old boy

What- Went missing

Where- Regina

When- Thursday

 Regina council mulls disaster assistance

Who- Regina’s city council

What- meeting to vote on an application for provincial disaster assistance funding.

Where- Regina

When- Friday, Sept 10, 2010

Parts Of A Newspaper

Newspaper

Dateline- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Friday, Sept 10th, 2010

Ears- SCORE: A Hockey Musical/ Fly Free Contest

Graphic- Huskies ready for T-Birds

Cutline- Sitting In The Chief's Chair

Deck- Harper cautious on stadium cash

Photo Credit- Prime Minister Stephen Harper sits . . . U of S president Peter Mackinnon

Index- Annie's Mailbox.....C4

Jumpline- Mayor says motorists need Traffic Bridge route

Lead- The Conservative goverment hasnt decided if new sports arenas in Canada- including a proposed $431- million domed stadium in Regina-

Nameplate- The StarPhoenix

Head- Vehicles a must for bridge

Cut- A Huskie player carries the ball up the field

By- Line- By James Wood

Terminology

Conglomerate- Anything composed of heterogeneous materials or elements.
                     - Viacom




Demographic- A single vital or social statistic of a human population, as the number of births or deaths.

                    -


Early Adopter- A person who wears clothing or has the new style first.
                      - leader of the pack


Coolhunting- An organization who hunts cool and sells it to companies.
                  - coolhunters


The paradox of Coolhunting- It kills what it finds.



Synergy- The cooperative action of two or more muscles, nerves, or the like.

            - MTV, Sprite



Horizontal Integration- When a company expands its business into different products that are similar to current lines.
                                - A hot dog vendor expanding into selling hamburgers.



Ancillary Markets-A market for theatrical films.
                           - Disney


The feedback loop- Give teens music videos, teens try to be the same as the videos, companies make videos of teens for more videos
                            -MTV

Disney:

1. Walt Disney Motion Pictures
2. Disney Music Group
3. ABC TV Group
4. Walt Disney Theatrical
5. Radio Disney
6. ESPN Inc.
7. Disney Interactive Media Group
8. Disney Consumer Products
9. Walt Disney Parks And Resorts

Branded Me

Nike: Sports, Targets Athletes, Yes, Yes,

Lots of shoes, lots of people playing sports and being active. 

Guess: Fashion, Targets Young Men and Women,

Yes, Yes, Has men and women wearing Guess clothing.

Hollister: California, Targets Young People, Maybe, Yes,

Has different pictures their logo, their contest and of their clothing.