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| ARTICLES RELATED TO The Coca-Cola Company | | | |  The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Santa Claus - OriginsThe modern Santa Claus is thought to be a composite character made up from the merging of quite separate figures.
Santa Claus - Ancient Christian origins.
The first of these is Saint Nicholas of Myra, a 4th century AD Christian bishop of Myra in Lycia, a province of Byzantine Anatolia, now in Turkey. Nicholas was famous for his generous gifts to the poor, in particular presenting the three impoverished daughters of a pious Christian with dowries so that they would not have to become prostitutes. He was bor ...
See also:Santa Claus, Santa Claus - Origins, Santa Claus - Ancient Christian origins, Santa Claus - Germanic folklore, Santa Claus - Modern origins, Santa Claus - American origins, Santa Claus - Other possible origins, Santa Claus - Santa Claus rituals, Santa Claus - Christmas Eve rituals, Santa Claus - Letter writing, Santa Claus - Websites and e-mail, Santa Claus - Songs, Santa Claus - Santa Claus in shopping malls, Santa Claus - Santa Claus on film, Santa Claus - Origins in film, Santa Claus - Questioning and believing, Santa Claus - Santa as a hero, Santa Claus - Succession of Santas, Santa Claus - Impostor Santas, Santa Claus - Christian opposition to Santa Claus, Santa Claus - Christmas gift-bringers around the world, Santa Claus - Europe and North America, Santa Claus - Latin America, Santa Claus - East Asia, Santa Claus - Central Asia, Santa Claus - Africa and the Middle East, Santa Claus - Oceania Read more here: » Santa Claus: Encyclopedia II - Santa Claus - Origins |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Georgia Institute of Technology - Sports Not many schools of Tech's relatively small size (around 16,000) and high academic standing (top 5 among engineering schools, top 10 among public schools, top 40 among all schools) do as well or better in the "big three" traditional American sports. Eliminating schools which are not state-supported, there are only a handful.
The school's sports teams are variously called the Yellowjackets, the Ramblin' Wreck, and the Engineers, but the official nickname is Yellow Jackets. They participate in NCAA Division I ...
See also:Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology - The school, Georgia Institute of Technology - Campus buildings and other structures, Georgia Institute of Technology - Tech traditions, Georgia Institute of Technology - Famous Georgia Tech Alumni, Georgia Institute of Technology - Sports, Georgia Institute of Technology - Football, Georgia Institute of Technology - Basketball, Georgia Institute of Technology - Baseball, Georgia Institute of Technology - Golf, Georgia Institute of Technology - Women's sports, Georgia Institute of Technology - Student life, Georgia Institute of Technology - Georgia Tech in movies, Georgia Institute of Technology - Georgia Tech in books, Georgia Institute of Technology - Student media Read more here: » Georgia Institute of Technology: Encyclopedia II - Georgia Institute of Technology - Sports |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Roberto Goizueta - Career at The Coca-Cola Company A year after returning to Cuba to work in his families business, replying to an anonymous want ad in his local newspaper, Goizueta found himself working for the Coca-Cola bottler in Cuba. A short time later he was promoted to Chief Technical Director of five Cuban bottling plants.
After defecting to the United States, Goizueta worked for The Coca-Cola Company in Miami. He was re-assigned to Nassau, Bahamas as a Chemist for the Caribbean region.
In 1964 he was moved to the headquarters of The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, Georgi ...
See also:Roberto Goizueta, Roberto Goizueta - Life, Roberto Goizueta - Career at The Coca-Cola Company, Roberto Goizueta - Philanthropy, Roberto Goizueta - Quotes, Roberto Goizueta - Factoids, Roberto Goizueta - External References Read more here: » Roberto Goizueta: Encyclopedia II - Roberto Goizueta - Career at The Coca-Cola Company |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films that are considered the greatest in their particular genre
Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Animation.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) is the highest-grossing animated film of all time when adjusted for inflation. Snow White also appeared at #49 on the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest American movies (compiled in 1998), higher than any other animated film.
Fantasia (1940) is the only animated film besides Snow White to appear on the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest Am ...
See also:Films that have been considered the greatest ever, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films acclaimed by critics and filmmakers, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films acclaimed in audience polls, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Biggest box office successes, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Worldwide highest grossing films Not adjusted for inflation[4], Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Prior highest-grossing films, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Highest USA grossing film adjusted for inflation, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films that have received the most Academy Awards, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films that are considered the greatest in their particular genre, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Animation, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Comedy, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Concert, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Disaster, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Documentary, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Epic, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Film noir, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Horror/thriller, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Musical, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Propaganda, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Romance, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Science fiction, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Silent, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - War, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Western, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - In particular countries, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Australia, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Canada, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - China, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Finland, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - France, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Germany, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - India, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Japan, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - United Kingdom, Films that have been considered the greatest ever - United States Read more here: » Films that have been considered the greatest ever: Encyclopedia II - Films that have been considered the greatest ever - Films that are considered the greatest in their particular genre |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - OK Soda - Marketing OK Soda has been remembered more for its unique advertising campaign than for its fruity flavor. The name and advertising campaign attempted to poke fun at the "I'm OK, You're OK" pop-psychology of the early-90s. OK Soda was intentionally marketed at the difficult Generation X and Generation Y markets, and attempted to cash in on the group's existing disillusionment and disaffection with standard advertising campaigns; the concept was that the youth market was already aware that they were being manipulated by mass-media marketing, so this ad ...
See also:OK Soda, OK Soda - History, OK Soda - Testing, OK Soda - Cult following, OK Soda - Marketing, OK Soda - 800 number and TV ads, OK Soda - Can design, OK Soda - Manifesto, OK Soda - Backlash, OK Soda - Composition and taste Read more here: » OK Soda: Encyclopedia II - OK Soda - Marketing |
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| | | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Warren Buffett - Timeline 1945:
Buffett's first job came writing stock prices on a chalkboard at his father's brokerage. Later, he made $175 monthly delivering Washington Post newspapers. He filed his first income tax return at age 13, deducting his bicycle as a work expense. At fourteen years old, he invested $1,200 of his savings into 40 acres (0.2 km²) of farmland.
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In his senior year of high school, Buffett and a friend purchased a used pinball machine at a cost of $25 and placed it in a nearby barber shop. Within months, he owned three machines in three different locations. The business was sold lat ...
See also:Warren Buffett, Warren Buffett - Biography, Warren Buffett - Timeline, Warren Buffett - Views on taxes, Warren Buffett - Other Views, Warren Buffett - Investments Read more here: » Warren Buffett: Encyclopedia II - Warren Buffett - Timeline |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Vicente Fox - Presidency After an aggressive campaign, including statements on the other candidates' personal lives, Fox won the election on July 2, 2000 (coincidentally his birthday) with 43% of the popular vote, beating the PRI's Francisco Labastida (interior minister under Zedillo). In December he assumed the presidency.
Fox found himself with a minority in Congress, dominated by parties he had portrayed as either ineffective or corrupt. He hadn't the full support of his own party, as his election as candidate was based more on his popularity than internal ...
See also:Vicente Fox, Vicente Fox - Early political career, Vicente Fox - The presidential candidacy, Vicente Fox - Presidency, Vicente Fox - The presidential couple, Vicente Fox - Relations with Congress, Vicente Fox - The Day of Democracy, Vicente Fox - Fox candidates, Vicente Fox - Legacy, Vicente Fox - Economy, Vicente Fox - Foreign policy, Vicente Fox - Housing, Vicente Fox - Health, Vicente Fox - Law enforcement, Vicente Fox - Employment, Vicente Fox - Racist Comments, Vicente Fox - Quotes Read more here: » Vicente Fox: Encyclopedia II - Vicente Fox - Presidency |
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| | | | | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - 1963 - Events
1963 - January.
January 1 - CSIRO scientist Dr Gilbert Bogle and Mrs Margaret Chandler are found dead, believed to have been poisoned, in bushland near the Lane Cove River, Sydney. Known as the Bogle-Chandler case.
January 11 - The Whisky A Go-Go night club in Los Angeles, the first disco in the USA, is opened.
January 14 - George Wallace becomes governor of Alabama.
January 22 - Elysée treaty between France and Germany
January 28 - Black student Harvey Gantt enters Clem ...
See also:1963, 1963 - Events, 1963 - January, 1963 - February, 1963 - March, 1963 - April, 1963 - May, 1963 - June, 1963 - July, 1963 - August, 1963 - September, 1963 - October, 1963 - November, 1963 - December, 1963 - Unknown date, 1963 - Births, 1963 - January, 1963 - February, 1963 - March, 1963 - April, 1963 - May, 1963 - June, 1963 - July, 1963 - August, 1963 - September, 1963 - October, 1963 - November, 1963 - December, 1963 - Unknown date, 1963 - Deaths, 1963 - January, 1963 - February, 1963 - March, 1963 - April, 1963 - May, 1963 - June, 1963 - July, 1963 - August, 1963 - September, 1963 - October, 1963 - November, 1963 - December, 1963 - Nobel Prizes Read more here: » 1963: Encyclopedia II - 1963 - Events |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Santa Claus - Origins The modern Santa Claus is thought to be a composite character made up from the merging of quite separate figures.
Santa Claus - Ancient Christian origins.
The first of these is Saint Nicholas of Myra, a 4th century AD Christian bishop of Myra in Lycia, a province of Byzantine Anatolia, now in Turkey. Nicholas was famous for his generous gifts to the poor, in particular presenting the three impoverished daughters of a pious Christian with dowries so that they would not have to become prostitutes. He was bor ...
See also:Santa Claus, Santa Claus - Origins, Santa Claus - Ancient Christian origins, Santa Claus - Germanic folklore, Santa Claus - Modern origins, Santa Claus - American origins, Santa Claus - Other possible origins, Santa Claus - Santa Claus rituals, Santa Claus - Christmas Eve rituals, Santa Claus - Letter writing, Santa Claus - Websites and e-mail, Santa Claus - Songs, Santa Claus - Santa Claus in shopping malls, Santa Claus - Santa Claus on film, Santa Claus - Origins in film, Santa Claus - Questioning and believing, Santa Claus - Santa as a hero, Santa Claus - Succession of Santas, Santa Claus - Impostor Santas, Santa Claus - Christian opposition to Santa Claus, Santa Claus - Christmas gift-bringers around the world, Santa Claus - Europe and North America, Santa Claus - Latin America, Santa Claus - East Asia, Santa Claus - Oceania, Santa Claus - Africa and the Middle East Read more here: » Santa Claus: Encyclopedia II - Santa Claus - Origins |
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| | | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Sam Nunn - Early Life He was born in Perry, Georgia, and already had a family connection with politics, being a grandnephew of the Congressman Carl Vinson.
Raised in the small town of Perry in middle Georgia, he attended Georgia Tech, Emory University and Emory Law School, where he graduated with honors in 1962. After active duty service in the U.S. Coast Guard, he served six years in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve.
Nunn is an Eagle Scout and recipient of the Distinguished Eagle Scou ...
See also:Sam Nunn, Sam Nunn - Early Life, Sam Nunn - Political Career, Sam Nunn - Post-Congressional Public Service, Sam Nunn - Quotation Read more here: » Sam Nunn: Encyclopedia II - Sam Nunn - Early Life |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Fanta - Advertising In 2004, The Coca-Cola Company began folding what had been known as Minute Maid soft drinks (introduced in 1987 in the United States) and began an aggressive advertising campaign to expand the market for Fanta (which had been available in the United States since 1960), especially among younger consumers. Their campaign features The Fantanas, a group of singing women whose tagline is Don't You Wanta Fanta? The Fantanas (and their flavors) are Kiki (orange), Sophia (grape), Capri (strawberry), and Lola (pineapple). Along with traditional television and print advertisements, Fanta has been aggressively marketed in movie tr ...
See also:Fanta, Fanta - Advertising, Fanta - Selected List of Flavors by Nation, Fanta - Argentina, Fanta - Australia, Fanta - Belgium, Fanta - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fanta - Brazil, Fanta - Canada, Fanta - Chile, Fanta - Croatia, Fanta - Denmark, Fanta - Egypt, Fanta - Finland, Fanta - France, Fanta - Germany, Fanta - Hungary, Fanta - Iceland, Fanta - India, Fanta - Indonesia, Fanta - Ireland, Fanta - Israel, Fanta - Italy, Fanta - Japan, Fanta - Latvia, Fanta - Lithuania, Fanta - Mexico, Fanta - The Netherlands, Fanta - New Zealand, Fanta - Norway, Fanta - Poland, Fanta - Portugal, Fanta - Romania, Fanta - South Korea, Fanta - Spain, Fanta - Serbia, Fanta - Sweden, Fanta - Taiwan, Fanta - Thailand, Fanta - United Kingdom, Fanta - United States Read more here: » Fanta: Encyclopedia II - Fanta - Advertising |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Vicente Fox - Presidency After an aggressive campaign, including statements on the other candidates' personal lives, Fox won the election on July 2, 2000 (coincidentally his birthday) with 43% of the popular vote, beating the PRI's Francisco Labastida (interior minister under Zedillo). In December he assumed the presidency.
Fox found himself with a minority in Congress, dominated by parties he had portrayed as either ineffective or corrupt. He hadn't the full support of his own party, as his election as candidate was based more on his popularity than internal ...
See also:Vicente Fox, Vicente Fox - Early political career, Vicente Fox - The presidential candidacy, Vicente Fox - Presidency, Vicente Fox - The presidential couple, Vicente Fox - Relations with Congress, Vicente Fox - The Day of Democracy, Vicente Fox - Fox candidates, Vicente Fox - Legacy, Vicente Fox - Economy, Vicente Fox - Foreign policy, Vicente Fox - Housing, Vicente Fox - Health, Vicente Fox - Law enforcement, Vicente Fox - Employment, Vicente Fox - Controversial Comments, Vicente Fox - External link Read more here: » Vicente Fox: Encyclopedia II - Vicente Fox - Presidency |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Dr Pepper - Overview and history The drink was first sold in Waco, Texas in 1885, and was introduced nationally in the United States at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The exact date of Dr Pepper's conception is unknown, but the U.S. Patent Office recognizes December 1, 1885 as the first time Dr. Pepper was served. It is the oldest widely sold soft drink in production today, although Hires Root Beer, Vernor's ginger ale and Moxie and several other soft drinks are actually older. It was formulated by pharmacist Charles Alderton in Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store in ...
See also:Dr Pepper, Dr Pepper - Overview and history, Dr Pepper - Distribution, Dr Pepper - Dublin Dr Pepper, Dr Pepper - Name formatting, Dr Pepper - Advertising and product placement, Dr Pepper - Dr Pepper slogans, Dr Pepper - Other flavors, Dr Pepper - Imitations Read more here: » Dr Pepper: Encyclopedia II - Dr Pepper - Overview and history |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - 2008 Summer Olympics - Preparations Construction of all 2008 Summer Olympics venues is expected to be completed in 2007. Over 300,000 people have been evicted from their homes thus far in Beijing, China, due to construction in preparation for the 2008 Olympics. Beijing Police placed more than 200 people under house arrest before they could petition city leaders about the evictions. The government intends to invest in thirty-seven new gymnasiums and stadiums as well as fifty-nine training centers. Its largest architectural pieces are the Beijing National Stadium, National Gymna ...
See also:2008 Summer Olympics, 2008 Summer Olympics - Bidding Process, 2008 Summer Olympics - Preparations, 2008 Summer Olympics - Beijing National Stadium, 2008 Summer Olympics - Guangdong Stadium, 2008 Summer Olympics - Olympic House, 2008 Summer Olympics - Marketing, 2008 Summer Olympics - Emblem, 2008 Summer Olympics - Mascots, 2008 Summer Olympics - Slogan, 2008 Summer Olympics - Torch relay, 2008 Summer Olympics - Participating nations Read more here: » 2008 Summer Olympics: Encyclopedia II - 2008 Summer Olympics - Preparations |
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| | | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - Before 1948 The League was established on March 22, 1945. When the League founding pact was signed in Cairo, Egypt, "[t]he Arab League states collectively put their weight behind the basic demands of Palestine's Arabs but arrogated to themselves the right to select who would represent the Palestinians in their councils, so long as their country was not independent." 1 (p.173)
By the end of World War II, the Palestinian Arabs were left leaderless. The mufti of Jerusalem Hajj Amin ...
See also:Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - Before 1948, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - 1948-1949, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - 1949-1967, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - 1967-2000, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - After 2000, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - Footnotes, Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - Arab-Israeli peace diplomacy and treaties Read more here: » Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict: Encyclopedia II - Arab League and the Arab-Israeli conflict - Before 1948 |
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| | | | | The Coca-Cola Company: Encyclopedia II - Columbia Pictures Television - The Coca-Cola Years In 1982, The Coca-Cola Company bought Columbia Pictures, and CPT with it. In 1984, CPT joined forces with Lexington Broadcast Services Company by creating a joint venture between the two called Colex Enterprises. Colex was known for distributing classic shows from the libraries of Screen Gems and CPT.
In 1985, Norman Lear's hit TV shows joined the CPT family when the studio acquired Embassy Television, the television division of Embassy Pictures, which included a large library of shows, including All in the Family, Sanford a ...
See also:Columbia Pictures Television, Columbia Pictures Television - Early Years, Columbia Pictures Television - The Coca-Cola Years, Columbia Pictures Television - The Sony Years to Present Read more here: » Columbia Pictures Television: Encyclopedia II - Columbia Pictures Television - The Coca-Cola Years |
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