Anyone know where to find “mind maps” for academic Marketing & Law theories?

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Anyone know where to find “mind maps” for academic Marketing & Law theories?

I have hard time to remember all theories and too short time to do my own mind maps.

Thank U for ur help!

What is the best mind mapping software on the market?

Price does not matter.

Thanks

I want report on life insurance industry in India for free..where can i get?

Also kindly suggest any B2B marketing framework for a life insurance company to mind map potential corporate companies to provide group insurance to its employees.

What is the best Mindmapping Software on the Market?

Hi, I’ve downloaded about 6 or more “Free Versions” of mind mapping software. I am now confident I will use the software, can someone please tell me what the most “Economical” software to buy is, with the best functionality and best interface? I have found some, but I don’t like the size of the icons, or the colors for the background or something is not attractive to the eye. After you spend hours looking at this thing you need something with appealing eye candy. Thanks very much for your valued responses, Answers Community!

Is it too late or is there any hope of saving our nation.?

With an economy that is doing well yet average wages are down (meaning that the richer are seriously getting rich while the middle class is disappearing), fighting a war we can’t ever hope to win without mass genocide (not a bad idea mind you), openly corrupt politicans who care more for power then the people, an apathetic populace more concerned with Bradjolina then the fate of their nation, a border that is not only erasing jobs but our culture as well, we haven’t had a decent president that unified a people since Kennedy, a nation so divided that you can now show the separation on a map, the global market place beginning to beat us, and the fact that every civilization before us fell for these exact same reasons mean that the sun is setting on the United States as the dominant power and perhaps as a civilization.

Iphone apps…. What do you suggest?

I’ve just got an iphone and wanted to know what you think are the best apps.

Just a quick outline of me. I’m 19, at university. Don’t really want pointless apps and would prefer free ones but if it’s good i don’t mind

Here is what i have at the moment;

Marketing dictionary
Business dictionary
facebook
myspace
skype
ewifi
tesco clubcard!
tube status
Tube map
last fm
bump

Thanks!

Can someone help me translate this skit in FRENCH?!?

I know it’s a lil long but PLEASE help me out. And if anyone is going to be negative, I rather you not make your comments. I am already trilingual. We just need help with this skit. I PROMISe I’m not just being plane all lazy. If anyone needs translation with Spanish or Italian feel free to ask me
Begins:
narrator—There can be a lot of interesting people at flea markets. This is what could possibly happen….

Serena: $34.50!
Heba: No this _______ costs way more than that!
Serena: $50.00 is too much! I can get a cheaper deal in China.
Heba: Well, this costs more because this is not made in China!
Serena: Fine. Let me inspect its quality…
Heba: Fine.
Serena: This is made in China!

Bickering continues…

Narrator—now enters Jennifer, a ordinary, every day girl who just wishes to find a nice bargain…

Jennifer: YEA! WHAT? THAT IS SO NOT TRUE! WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? NO WAY! I HATE SHORT GUYS! WHEN I WEAR HIGH HEELS I DON’T WANT TO HAVE TO LOOK DOWN ON THEM.

Phone mutters

Jennifer: EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!
Serena (in Chinese): acts annoyed and screams something in Chinese. Jennifer ignores.

Narrator—…and a guy called Stephan.

Stephan (in a very nasally voice): I need to find a calculator because I was doing mutli-variable calculus other the day and mine broke! I was on the verge of a scientific breakthrough too!

Stephan approaches Heba’s stall.

Stephan: Madame. Um. Do you happen to have a calculator?
Heba: Who do you think I look like? First an Asian lady comes asking for antique soy sauce and then argues with me over the price of _________. This is a flea market for goodness sake!

Asian lady notices Stephan.
Serena: You are a goooood child because you do math. I will help you.
Serena then draws Stephan a hand drawn map to the stall of the calculators.
Serena: My friends don’t think I drive that well, but here are the directions.
Stephan: Thank you.

Stephan walks around Ms.Owen’s room in search of the stall but drops his glasses in the process. When he finds his glasses again, he sees a scary, old witch lady.

Witch (in scraggly voice): My blueberry muffin, you seem to be in need of some help.
Stephan (a little scared): No thank you. I am just fine.
Stephan is about to go but the witch stops him.
Witch: My magical fortune-telling orb has told me that you are in search for a rectangular object!
Stephan: Yes!
Witch: A calculator!
Stephan: Yes! Do you have one to sell?
Witch: No.
BUT I have this lovely, delicious perfume!
Stephan: Ummm. No thank you. I’m allergic to cologne.

The witch ignores Stephan and grabs him and sprays the love potion on him. Stephan immediately transforms into a French player.

Stephan: En haha! I am the king of love!
Stephan looks around the room and spots Cindy. He goes over to her and says something extremely creepy, but before she can overreact too much, Stephan spots Jennifer on the phone at Heba’s stall and stalks toward her.

Stephan: Mademoiselle, can I have directions?
Jennifer (looks annoyed at being interrupted): What! To where?
Stephan: To your heart, lovely!
Jennifer: Oh my gosh—who says stuff like that any more?
(to the person in the phone): This creepy French stalker guy is trying to hit on me!
Stephan: Are you tired?
Jennifer: Wait—I’m not even going to answer that.
Stephan: Because you have been running around my mind all day!
Jennifer: I just met you! Plus, you are too short!
Stephan: But baby, let me prove my love to you!
Jennifer: Fine. To prove your love, go buy me __________ . Jennifer points to the item that the Chinese lady and Heba were arguing over in the beginning.
Stephan: Yes, my honey bun! As Stephan turns to get the item, Jennifer runs away. However, as Stephan walks toward the item, the Chinese lady approaches it also. However, Stephan grabs the item before Serena and heads to the cashier (Heba) to make his payment. The annoyed Chinese lady gets in line before Stephan.
Serena: You baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad child! Don’t respect lady! Don’t respect elder! Don’t respect person who helped you!
Heba: I thought you didn’t want it (the item).
Serena: I will make you a new offer: $35.00.
Stephan now turns around.
Stephan: Has anyone ever told you that you look like Chun Li? You know, that girl from Street Fighter 2?
Serena (highly annoyed): You little squished dumpling, I will fight you!
Serpent fang! Chinese lady does gouge eyes.
Monkey claw! Chinese lady hits Stephan with a bag and Stephan passes out.

Narrator: As you can see, flea markets can be very…um…dangerous places.

Witch: Ohhhhhhhhh! I gave him the Parisian Pimpin Potion! I was going to give him the one for finding directions!

Is the Real Underlying Reason U.S. Troops are being sent to Georgia: Strictly Humanitarian Or Strategic (Oil)?

‘President George W Bush has said the US will use military aircraft and naval forces to deliver aid to Georgia following its conflict with Russia.
Speaking in Washington, he expressed concern about reports of continuing Russian action in Georgia, and urged Russia to respect a ceasefire accord.
Mr Bush hinted that Russia could be jeopardising its international ties.’

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/7559252.stm

“In commenting on the war in the Caucasus, most American analysts have tended to see it as a throwback to the past: as a continuation of a centuries-old blood feud between Russians and Georgians, or, at best, as part of the unfinished business of the Cold War. Many have spoken of Russia’s desire to erase the national “humiliation” it experienced with the collapse of the Soviet Union 16 years ago, or to restore its historic “sphere of influence” over the lands to its South. But the conflict is more about the future than the past. It stems from an intense geopolitical contest over the flow of Caspian Sea energy to markets in the West.

This struggle commenced during the Clinton administration when the former Soviet republics of the Caspian Sea basin became independent and began seeking Western customers for their oil and natural gas resources. Western oil companies eagerly sought production deals with the governments of the new republics, but faced a critical obstacle in exporting the resulting output. Because the Caspian itself is landlocked, any energy exiting the region has to travel by pipeline – and, at that time, Russia controlled all of the available pipeline capacity. To avoid exclusive reliance on Russian conduits, President Clinton sponsored the construction of an alternative pipeline from Baku in Azerbaijan to Tbilisi in Georgia and then onward to Ceyhan on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast — the BTC pipeline, as it is known today.

The BTC pipeline, which began operation in 2006, passes some of the most unsettled areas of the world, including Chechnya and Georgia’s two breakaway provinces of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. With this in mind, the Clinton and Bush administrations provided Georgia with hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid, making it the leading recipient of U.S. arms and equipment in the former Soviet space. President Bush has also lobbied U.S. allies in Europe to “fast track” Georgia’s application for membership in NATO.”

http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/5462

Map of Pipeline

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7554507.stm#map

Freedom Guy… “We must protect our property and fight for it if necessary.” Wow, how did “OUR OIL” end up in both Iraq and the Caspian? Your brand of Freedom is Imperialism, where the World exists to serve the U.S. Empire. Maybe that’s what Bush meant when he said “they hate us for our Freedom”?
To be…thanks good articles…it’s pretty clear Georgia must have got a “go” signal to attack form the U.S.

http://www.counterpunch.org/walberg08122008.html

perhaps as a reaction to something that happened just two weeks ago?
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Central_Asia/JG30Ag01.html