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Crowd: A group of people doing something in close range to one another.

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Crowd: A group of people doing something in close range to one another.

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I picked this picture because no matter what team you go for everyone is enjoying the game.

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I picked this picture because no matter what team you go for everyone is enjoying the game.

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“They may be in the street Throwing rocks at the police.” (Thio, 408)
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Contrary to popular belief, social change doesn't destroy tradition. (Thio, 415)

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I picked this movie clip of COCO because it represents a new way of teaching cultural traditions. In this clip we learn the meaning of Dia de los Muertos.

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Coco - Hector's Lullaby for Coco (Remember Me)

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Evolutionary Theory: Society changing to survive.
societies gradual change from simple to complex forms. (Thio, 417)

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This clip represents the evolution of a human and it's future.

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Karl Marx: Capitalist society includes 2 classes: The owner of the company and the workers. (Thio, 419)

Click on picture to read article: This article points out the failures of big companies the common factor poor judgment and greed towards it's workers.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/02/09/founders-ruin-companies/1905921/

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For every Sergey Brin, there is a Michael Dell. While the Google co-founder and CEO made his company one of the most valuable in the world with its shares trading near an all-time high, Dell has laid waste to his namesake. Dell and financial supporters offered to buy the company for $13.65 a share, 40% lower than what it was worth when Dell returned to the company as CEO in early 2007.

Investors who bought Dell shares a year ago have taken a haircut of more than 20%. Dell's failure is not unique. He belongs to a group of founders of large public companies that showed great promise but were ultimately wrecked by poor decisions, legal problems, and a lack of innovation.

Perhaps the greatest hallmark of founders who ruin their companies is that they appear to look out mostly for No. 1 rather than the interests of the company and its shareholders. For starters, they accept excessive compensation.

Steve Jobs of Apple, earned $1 in salary and bonus in 2010. By contrast, Aubrey McClendon, who was recently ousted as CEO of Chesapeake Energy, made over $100 million in 2008, and remarkably large sums in the years since then. Some of his other actions, such as allegedly borrowing against assets that he co-owned with Chesapeake, raised concerns of conflict of interest.

Martha Stewart recently received a new contract from her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, which has lost money four years in a row. Under the arrangement, she will continue as founder and chief creative officer at the firm until 2017. That is in addition to the more than $20 million she made over the three years that ended in 2011.

Dov Charney, who drove the company he founded, American Apparel, to the brink of bankruptcy in 2011, made $11.6 million that year. Michael Dell, who in 2010 settled Securities and Exchange Commission charges that he helped misrepresent Dell's financials, made more than $21 million during the company's last three combined fiscal years.

A more complex measurement of these founders' performance is their lack of vision to transform their companies as the markets in which they operate change. None have shown the foresight Brin did when he moved Google beyond search and into mobile operating systems. And his company is also the dominant force in online video.

Dell did not drive any comparable revolution at his company, which never stepped aggressively into the new age of personal computing- tablets and smartphones. The same holds true for Mike Lazaridis, the co-founder of BlackBerry, which did not transform its market share in the corporate smartphone industry into a lead in the consumer sector.

Richard M. Schulze, who was the founder, largest shareholder, and de facto head of Best Buy oversaw a period in which the retailer failed to move into e-commerce quickly. In the meantime, Amazon has nearly bulldozed Best Buy under.

The most often damaging problem with founders is that they cannot be pushed out. Martha Stewart owns the controlling interest in her company. Groupon founder Andrew Mason and two other shareholders control that company. Schulze and Dell own commanding portions of the shares in the companies they founded.

24/7 Wall St.'s review of large, U.S. publicly traded companies included an analysis of company financials, as well as share price changes over time. We reviewed company documents filed with the SEC to identify voting share of the founders. If that could not be determined, we used the founder's total share ownership. In Dell's case, the voting share reflects his ownership before the completion of the company's pending leveraged buyout.

Eight Companies Ruined by Their Founders:

1. Dell, founded 1984
Founder: Michael Dell, 13.97% voting share
Dell started his company when he was 19 years old. By 2001, the company he founded as a college student was the largest computer systems provider in the world. In 2004, Dell resigned as CEO but returned to the position in February 2007. By then, the company had already begun to lose its appeal with consumers in the competitive PC business. Despite Dell's return, the company continued to struggle in its core business. Dell's worldwide PC market share fell from 15.9% in 2006 to 10.7% in 2012. Consumers' growing preferences for tablets and smartphones over PCs and regulatory scrutiny have hurt the company. In 2010, the SEC fined Dell $100 million, and Michael Dell $4 million, alleging the company engaged in accounting fraud intended to mislead investors about financial performance. On Feb. 5, Dell reached a deal with a group of investors that included Michael Dell to go private for $24.4 billion, the largest leveraged buyout since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Eight founders who ruined their companies

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For every Sergey Brin, there is a Michael Dell. While the Google co-founder and CEO made his company one of the most valuable in the world with its shares trading near an all-time high, Dell has laid waste to his namesake.

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Symbolic Interactionist Perspective: Changing Interaction
modernization: from agricultural to industrial, the world we see is different from our parents.  (Thio, 420-421)

This GIF shows how from a problem we have found a solution.

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How US Society has changed since the 1970's

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How US Society has changed since the 1970's

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1) families are having less children, shrinking the family size.

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2) Women in Politics: 2018 was the highest in winning votes towards women candidates.  

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2) Women in Politics: 2018 was the highest in winning votes towards women candidates.  

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I picked this picture because it represents the women who were elected and the diversity in not just culture.

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Americans are tough and resilient people and will only become stronger as they did after 9/11. (Thio, 424)

After these past few weeks with the fires, it was heart warming to see so many willing to help.

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Two wildfires that raged across northern and southern California are fully contained after scorching hundreds of square miles for weeks.

The Camp Fire in northern California killed at least 85 people and burned so many structures that it was declared the most destructive wildfire in California history.

Meanwhile, the smaller Woolsey fire destroyed at least 1,500 structures throughout Southern California's Ventura County and the outskirts of Los Angeles.

The fires have displaced hundreds of thousands of people and animals and hundreds of emergency workers remain on the ground to search for bodies.

The US Center for International Disaster Information has declared sending money is the most effective way to help in a crisis, so we compiled a list of several reputable organizations accepting donations for supplies, meals, and relief funds, with the help of Charity Navigator.

Here's how you can help.

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14 ways to help those affected by the California wildfires and the heroes fighting them

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Two wildfires that raged across northern and southern California are fully contained after scorching hundreds of square miles for weeks. The Camp Fire in northern California killed at least 85 people and burned so many structures that it was declared the most destructive wildfire in California history.

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The future holds the technological change and this picture says it all. (Thio, 424)

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The future holds the technological change and this picture says it all. (Thio, 424)