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Direct Memory Access Systems are used in the modems of computers to allow some hardware subsystems to access the system memory without using the central processing unit. The DMA System essentially allows the computer to multitask. Furthermore DMA allows the copying or moving of large amounts of data within the memory of the computer. DMA ultimately allows for transfer of large blocks of data while freeing up the computer to continue to function. Without DMA channels the central processing unit would be fully occupied with any other read or write process. The data transfer process becomes faster and more easily executed with the DMA System. Floppy disks, which also store bits of memory, become unnecessary with the automatic transfer of data through the DMA System. 

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People Magazine was founded in 1974 as People Weekly. It is a magazine that focuses on celebrities and human interest type stories.

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The System 3200 is a Cisco TelePresence system created by IBM. It is a porter responsible for Internet connection, whether wireless or with wire.

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Founded in 1879, Wolf’s Head Motor Oil Company sells oils, coolants, and lubricants for automotive-products. The company uses multiple slogans including, “Finest of the Fine," “Run with the Wolf,” and "The Uncommon Motor Oil." The 1968 Grime Buster marketing campaign may be related to the television show Crime Buster, which aired the same year.

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The US Family Health Plan (USFHP or the Plan) is a managed care program developed by the Department of Defense.  As designated TRICARE Prime providers under a DoD contract, the Plan offers comprehensive health care benefits to members of the seven uniformed services, including active-duty family members, retirees and their family members, and survivors. 

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Chocolate milk was first introduced by Hans Sloane in Britain during the late 1680s, and was sold as a medicine for many years.  Today, chocolate milk is considered a staple in the lunches of school children across America.

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Sunkist® was first introduced as a soft drink in 1978 after extensive consumer research spanning two years, with intentions to compete with Fanta’s fruit flavored soft drink success.  The term “Sunkist” was originally trademarked by citrus growers in California and Arizona in 1893, when they founded Sunkist Growers Incorporated.  The Sunkist soft drink was cross-franchised by both Pepsi and Coca-Cola bottling companies, but never owned by either of the manufacturers.  Their first advertising campaign in 1978 featured television commercials featuring the Beach Boys’ 1966 hit, “Good Vibrations”.  The drink became the #1 selling orange-flavored soda pop sold in the U.S. by 1980.  The campaign was referenced in Marky Mark’s July 1991’s debut rap single as, “good vibrations like Sunkist”.  In 2007, the commercial was remade with the Gym Class Heroes’ cover of “Good Vibrations”.

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Bose is a major manufacturer of sound equipment such as headphones, noise canceling headphones, loudspeakers, amplifiers, and automobile speakers. Founded by Amar G. Bose in1964, based in Framingham, Massachusetts, Bose has established itself as a fierce competitor in the audio system industry. Bose has updated their products and offer new items to stay viable and appeal to consumers.