PPT-News from around the world

New Internationalist Easier English Ready Upper Intermediate Lesson Lesson objectives Speaking practise discussing world news and relative importance of news stories Lexis develop vocabulary in context. Around Table feedingsouthdakota.org Around theTable February 2015 feedingsouthdakota.org Around theTable February 2015 8 Please make your check payable to Feeding South DakotaSioux Falls 605-335-036 What is ideology?. What . is ideology?. Van . Dijk. calls ideology a form of . social cognition. …. What . is ideology?. Van . Dijk. calls ideology a form of . social cognition. …. Ideologies are not just any kind of social beliefs, but the fundamental, axiomatic beliefs underlying the social representations shared by a group. Everything you know or . think . you . know about spies and spying. . What . do spies do? Why? . Where . and how do they do it today? . What . would you have to do if you wanted to have a career in intelligence? . How to do research in this new era. By: Tanya Phillips, RBSS. Remember this…... http://time.com/4485710/sugar-industry-heart-disease-research/. Harvard’s School of Public health, skewed research to minimize the effect of sugar on heart disease and point the finger toward cholesterol and fat.. beg 16. th. January 2017. 2016: can you name the event? . 2016: The Year of Bad news?. We are often bombarded with bad . news..but. did you know that:. Great Britain did better than it has ever done before at the Olympic Games in 2016. 28%. In The Past Year. 2:06. 2:07. 4:30. 4:27. 5:03. 6:28. 0:48. 1:14. 0:18. 0:22. 1%. -1%. 28%. 54%. 22%. Source: Nielsen Total Audience Report Q4 2016 – Adults 18 . National TV News (Nielsen National Television Panel, News summary type code, Broadcast – ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, TEL, UNI; Cable – CNBC, CNN, FOXNC, MSNBC); Local TV News (Nielsen 25 LPM Markets, Local news genre, Broadcast – ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, TEL, UNI); PC News (. Presentation . is adapted . from . . http://pr-news.blogspot.com/2004_10_01_archive.html and JEA curriculum. News is. Interesting. Informative. New information. Recent or current. What interests the reader. Bias . using . Simple Textual . Analysis. Yuval Pinter . Shuki. Tausig Oren . Persico. Motivation / Hypotheses. Media is biased. Israeli media is super-biased. Machine Learning detects bias. Headlines could be enough. Adam Dobrodt, Donna Pistolis and Martha Vickery. History of Fake News. Benjamin Franklin. John Adams. Yellow Journalism. Hoaxes. Social Media and Fake News. Never in human history has more information been available to more people. But it’s also true that never in history has more . If news isn’t true, does that make it fake? . Where does it come from & why people share it?. Spotting the difference between real and false.. What is ‘Fake’ News?. BBC definition: . False . Learn twelve key lessons from Dunkin� Donuts former CEO Robert Rosenberg that offer critical insights and a unique, 360-degree perspective to business leaders and managers on building one of the world�s most recognized brands.For entrepreneurs fighting for survival and leaders in growing businesses facing critical strategic decisions, competition is always fierce, and the future is never certain.� Throughout all the chaos and the noise, you need a mentor that has seen a business through the ins and outs and can offer guidance that will exponentially tip the odds in your favor to succeed.Robert Rosenberg took over as CEO of Dunkin� Donuts in 1963, 13 years after the first restaurant was founded by his father, William. In his remarkable 35-year run, he grew the company from $10 million in sales to over $2 billion, with more than 3,000 outlets. Through his tenure, Robert learned important lessons on running and scaling a family business.In Around the Corner to Around the World, Rosenberg shares his insider perspective on all the dramatic highs and lows that are part of the Dunkin� Donuts story to guide you to your own success story.Around the Corner to Around the World:�Distills the characteristics of a successful company through all phases of growth.��Provides a new perspective on the dramatic story behind the rise of one of the world�s most iconic brands.Tells the first-hand account (including essential lessons learned) from the tenure of one of the most successful CEO runs in modern business history.Reveals some of the dramatic and surprising plot turns in the story of Dunkin�s rise to global prominence. Learn twelve key lessons from Dunkin� Donuts former CEO Robert Rosenberg that offer critical insights and a unique, 360-degree perspective to business leaders and managers on building one of the world�s most recognized brands.For entrepreneurs fighting for survival and leaders in growing businesses facing critical strategic decisions, competition is always fierce, and the future is never certain.� Throughout all the chaos and the noise, you need a mentor that has seen a business through the ins and outs and can offer guidance that will exponentially tip the odds in your favor to succeed.Robert Rosenberg took over as CEO of Dunkin� Donuts in 1963, 13 years after the first restaurant was founded by his father, William. In his remarkable 35-year run, he grew the company from $10 million in sales to over $2 billion, with more than 3,000 outlets. Through his tenure, Robert learned important lessons on running and scaling a family business.In Around the Corner to Around the World, Rosenberg shares his insider perspective on all the dramatic highs and lows that are part of the Dunkin� Donuts story to guide you to your own success story.Around the Corner to Around the World:�Distills the characteristics of a successful company through all phases of growth.��Provides a new perspective on the dramatic story behind the rise of one of the world�s most iconic brands.Tells the first-hand account (including essential lessons learned) from the tenure of one of the most successful CEO runs in modern business history.Reveals some of the dramatic and surprising plot turns in the story of Dunkin�s rise to global prominence. Learn twelve key lessons from Dunkin� Donuts former CEO Robert Rosenberg that offer critical insights and a unique, 360-degree perspective to business leaders and managers on building one of the world�s most recognized brands.For entrepreneurs fighting for survival and leaders in growing businesses facing critical strategic decisions, competition is always fierce, and the future is never certain.� Throughout all the chaos and the noise, you need a mentor that has seen a business through the ins and outs and can offer guidance that will exponentially tip the odds in your favor to succeed.Robert Rosenberg took over as CEO of Dunkin� Donuts in 1963, 13 years after the first restaurant was founded by his father, William. In his remarkable 35-year run, he grew the company from $10 million in sales to over $2 billion, with more than 3,000 outlets. Through his tenure, Robert learned important lessons on running and scaling a family business.In Around the Corner to Around the World, Rosenberg shares his insider perspective on all the dramatic highs and lows that are part of the Dunkin� Donuts story to guide you to your own success story.Around the Corner to Around the World:�Distills the characteristics of a successful company through all phases of growth.��Provides a new perspective on the dramatic story behind the rise of one of the world�s most iconic brands.Tells the first-hand account (including essential lessons learned) from the tenure of one of the most successful CEO runs in modern business history.Reveals some of the dramatic and surprising plot turns in the story of Dunkin�s rise to global prominence. Learn twelve key lessons from Dunkin� Donuts former CEO Robert Rosenberg that offer critical insights and a unique, 360-degree perspective to business leaders and managers on building one of the world�s most recognized brands.For entrepreneurs fighting for survival and leaders in growing businesses facing critical strategic decisions, competition is always fierce, and the future is never certain.� Throughout all the chaos and the noise, you need a mentor that has seen a business through the ins and outs and can offer guidance that will exponentially tip the odds in your favor to succeed.Robert Rosenberg took over as CEO of Dunkin� Donuts in 1963, 13 years after the first restaurant was founded by his father, William. In his remarkable 35-year run, he grew the company from $10 million in sales to over $2 billion, with more than 3,000 outlets. Through his tenure, Robert learned important lessons on running and scaling a family business.In Around the Corner to Around the World, Rosenberg shares his insider perspective on all the dramatic highs and lows that are part of the Dunkin� Donuts story to guide you to your own success story.Around the Corner to Around the World:�Distills the characteristics of a successful company through all phases of growth.��Provides a new perspective on the dramatic story behind the rise of one of the world�s most iconic brands.Tells the first-hand account (including essential lessons learned) from the tenure of one of the most successful CEO runs in modern business history.Reveals some of the dramatic and surprising plot turns in the story of Dunkin�s rise to global prominence.