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Bosoma Dance Company Intro
BoSoma Dance Company BoSoma Dance Company was founded in 2003 by Co-Artistic Directors Irada Djelassi and Katherine Hooper. This is a contemporary dance company based in Boston and it combines energetic movements with rigorous athleticism in its performances. The purpose of their dance style is to put performances that are sensitive and relative to contemporary culture by making their dance captivating and educating the community. This dance company asks from their audience to explore their
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Business Portfolio
SWOT Anaylisis I chose to review and do a SWOT analysis on Take Five Sports Bar. When I began reading this business plan, I was immediately impressed that the company grosses an excess of two million dollars in its first year of business. That is extremely impressive. If business keeps with the same upward momentum, and they incorporation expansion in their everyday business mode, the sales revenue alone can grow to twenty five million dollars.
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Industry Portfolio: Organizing and Outlining
Organic foods in United States: Organic equals to healthy? Organic food is a popular concept in recent years. It represents foods that are produced by methods of organic farming with limited modern synthetic inputs, such as synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers1. Organic food market has a huge market potential. In accordance to Organic Trade Association (OTA), an association includes grower, shippers, processors, certifiers, distributors, importers, exporters, consultants, retailers, and other supportive of organic agriculture and
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Film Review - Psycho 1960
Period 3-4 Film Study Psycho In Psycho (1960), Alfred Hitchcock used several techniques to scare his audience. The most important technique used was waiting until the very end for everything to unravel. He has us thinking like detectives, trying to figure out what is going on towards the middle of the movie. The next tactic he uses is the music. Classical music such as using violin and horns to a climax, can change how a
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Abolitionists Film Analysis
Angela Grimke‘s was opposed to slavery not because she felt sympathy for the slaves, but because her religion viewed slavery as a sin. Her voice wasn't heard within her family, causing her to leave Charleston move north in 1829. During this time period, choosing to leave and live independently went against the norms of society. When she arrived in the north, she sent William Lloyd Garrison a letter showing her support of his goal of
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Film and Popular Cinema
The first continuous film motion picture was invented between 1888 and 1892 (Sayre 2010, pg. 254) using the Kintescope. Early film was in black and white and had not sound. Audiences were intrigued by this new artistic medium. Fernand Leger’s 1924 film Ballet Mecanique was one of the first to show this type of film by repeating the same images again and again in separate points in the film. He created this by editing the
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Development of a Portfolio of Relationship Strategies
Development of a portfolio of relationship strategies Diverse and well designed portfolio of proactive relationship programs are indispensable towards achieving strategic and powerful mechanisms for organizations that experience rapidly changing demands of attracting, satisfying, and retaining customers. Successful companies, such as IBM, experience unique competitive challenges. Differently, several product strategy initiatives work for all organizations aiming at developing market-driven products. The most significant initiatives towards achieving this are; recognition of the growth mandate, leverage of
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Conflict in Film "hitch"
Interpersonal conflict in film is in any case as in genuine living. Conflict is close to home and it may be characterized as furious difference. "At the point when conflict ejects, feelings are included, and the relationship might be undermined if the clash is not determined peaceably" (Sole 2011). Clash between individuals is a piece of life and it is not so much an awful thing. I accept an association with regular clash may be
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Taking a Look at Atlanta's Past and Future in Film
This article shares how a slight tax increase in 2005, turned into a $3.1 billion to better Atlanta’s film production. This money was used to clean up the city for television and movie production. This clean up also benefited Georgia State University’s image. The writer of this article, William Inman, spoke to numerous peers about their interactions in different film’s that have recently come to Atlanta. Michael Oloyede shared his adventure as an extra in
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International Film Analysis "undertow"
The movie Undertow (Contracorriente) is set in a small Peruvian village in which many of the ideals that they value are influenced by the traditions that they have. The main character Miguel lives in this village, he is a fisherman and to others in the village he is the ideal civilian a well-respected man by others. He and his wife are expecting their first born and this fills Miguel with happiness, and the couple is
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This Film Is Timely and Appropriate
This film is timely and appropriate given the situation of the hunger game. The film told people why they should be join the game and encourage people to join. The images shown in this propagandist film are dark, heavy, and serious. These images reflect the harsh reality of Panem. The rulers control the country and make rules to maintain their power. Even though through cannibalism action to make people obey rulers. At the beginning of
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Dr. Jose Rizal Film
There was an old Latin maxim that says: “You cannot give what you do not have.” In the same way, we cannot learn to love our cultural heritage as Filipinos, if we do not know our background and history as Filipinos. So, it is indeed helpful that there is a movie depicting the life of our national hero. It shows the great explanation of the Philippine history, the nationalism and heroism in a non-violent manner,
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He Federal Reserve Portfolio of Securities
1. Most of the Federal Reserve’s annual profits each year a. are used to finance its ongoing operations b. are paid out to the owners (member banks) c. are turned over to the U.S. Treasury d. are used to finance the Board of Governors’ expenses 2. Which of the following is listed on the asset side of the Federal Reserve balance sheet? a. deposits of the U.S. Treasury b. Federal Reserve notes issued c. discounts
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Intro to Sociology
Intro to Sociology February 1st 2014 Through out my life I have been influenced by many factors of society. These have greatly impacted my decisions and molded me into the person I am today. The most influential time of my life was definitely my High School years. It was a time where I was socially influenced by large groups, and a time where I was trying to fit into social norms and the high school
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Orientalism Through the Film the Good Lie
Name Lecturer Course Date Lensing Agreement: Orientalism through the film The Good Lie Orientalism is a way of conceptualization that emphasizes and distorts the differences between the western and eastern world, the Arabs being the eastern world and the Europeans the western world (Said, pp.7). Orientalism therefore becomes the source of cultural misrepresentation of the eastern world by the western world. The Occident (British, America, and France) perceive themselves as being superior over orients (Arabs,
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Intro to Tourism Study Guide
1. Economic – One positive effect of how tourism positively affects DC is the economic growth and vitality benefits for the city. The vast amount of human resources and other resources in general (along with a wide range of price levels, etc. for tourists) ensure the availability and quality of tourism services for travelers meaning more money for the District. Economic – One negative economic affect tourism could have on DC is how the revenues
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Mauilapolis Film Review
Film Review I was asked to watch the film Mauilapolis and write a review on what I thought was important about it and also what I found to be shocking or interesting. I just wanted to start out by saying that watching this film made me a little emotional because I have very close friends who are Hispanic and they have told me of struggles that their family has had that are very similar to
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The Film, Inside Job
Thought Activity The film, Inside Job, was a very informative and insightful documentary that revealed the origins of the Global Financial Crisis and the financial and accounting issues that face our world today. It was interesting to see first hand the various opinions and attitudes of different stakeholders involved such as top investment bankers, CEOs, economists and advisors. These witnesses highlighted the complexity of the financial sector and unveiled destructive relationships, which corrupted regulation, academia,
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Describle and Evaluate Kodak’s Historic Strategy in Photographic Film.
1.Describle and evaluate Kodak’s historic strategy in photographic film. 1) 1880-1983: The guiding principles: Mass production at low cost, international distribution, extensive advertising, and customer focus, and growth through continuous research. They used a razor-blade strategy: It sold cameras for a low cost, and film fueled Kodak’s growth and profits. Evaluation: The strategy made Kodak controlled 90% of the film market and 85% of camera sales in the United States. Its technological strength and speed
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Case Study: Moustapha Akkad: His Works and Life Time Films
Case Study: Moustapha Akkad: His Works And Life Time Films By: Student Name: Course: Tutor: Institution: Date Moustapha Akkad: His Works And Life Time Films Akkad was a Syrian American movie director and producer born in Aleppo, 1930. Subsequent to the Syrian freedom from the French colonial power in 1946, he pursued his vision of direction through education at the AAC (American Aleppo College). He intended to go to the United States to achieve
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Marketing Portfolio
Description The new service that Netflix will be releasing is a feature called Netflix Fit. This new service will consist of fitness-orientated videos within the existing Netflix package. Users will be charged an additional amount of money per month if this is a service they would like to add to their Netflix account. The videos will range in lengths and have a variety of different workouts. Our marketing team at Netflix realizes that weightlifting and
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Single Moms Club Rave Review Portfolio
LaSonya Burns April 2, 2015 Eng. 111 Rave My Life Without The Extras When my favorite director, screenplay, and movie writer, Tyler Perry, wrote and directed the movie entitled The Single Mom's Club, I couldn't have been more elated. He took the very aspect of my life that gives me the most heartache and turned it into something I could find comfort in. The Single Moms Club, has all the big emotions we've come to
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Film Industry
SUBMITTED TO: SIR JAFFER AHMED GROUP MEMBERS: ABDUL RAUF TABANI COURSE: PAKISTAN HISTORY NOOR BANO SLOT: THIRD SLOT (12:30-1:45) JAWERIA NADEEM DATE: 16TH MAY 2015 DANISH MAHBOOB AYESHA AIJAZ ALINA ________________ Introduction Films are the most important and influential means of entertainment, information and education worldwide. Films narrate stories to masses in order to entertain, educate or inform people. There are many kinds of films, examples include: feature films, animated films, documentary films, educational films,
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Project Portfolio
Project Portfolio Project #1 – VoIP Project Description – This is the implementation of the VoIP network and phones being installed at Mankato IT Department. Estimated Time to Complete- Six Months Project Estimated Cost – Projected Benefits – Will provide better phone services and capabilities by using VoIP rather than just a regular phone line. The calls will be more secure and will have less connectivity issues when connecting to people all over. Project Risks
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Intro to Sociology
Introduction to Sociology Jamaica’s Culture February 10, 2015 Jamaica is a tourist’s paradise. A small island of beautiful mountains and beaches, Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean Sea. Composed of African, Indian, Chinese, and European descent, Jamaica is a well-blended nation of people. Jamaica’s rich culture is expressed through many forms. The motto, “Out of many, one people,” supports that even though the nation has such a diverse history, their culture
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