Entertainment and Performance
Pharmacology, physiology and performance: occupational drug use and HIV risk among female entertainment and sex workers in Cambodia
... Within this context, there is clearly a need to increase awareness among FESW of the risks associated with ATS use, including the risk of HIV/STI infection associ- ated with unprotected sex and potential tissue damage as ...
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Entertainment as a tourism development tool in Macao
... product performance, and the formulaic comparison of the two has depicted satisfaction as a cold, cognitive, and meaning-deficient phenomenon‖ ...versus performance‖ ...of performance may be ...
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Copyright and related rights in relationship of employment of artists in entertainment shows
... The attached table of Decree no. 82,385 / 1978, which regulated the mentioned law no. 6,533 / 1978, establishes that acrobat, amphest, actor, dancer, fire eater, contortionist, director, tamer, tightrope, fakir, ...
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Empirical Essays in The Entertainment and Hospitality industries
... make suggestive selling efforts which can increase restaurant sales (Fitzsimmons and Mau- rer, 1991). Such efforts include up-selling low-price menu items and cross-selling items that diners would otherwise not order. ...
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The digital entertainment industries and beyond
... In an overview of macro-economic conditions leading to financialization in global chains, Milburg observes that „externalization has developed from the logic of vertically integrated markets, with continued competition ...
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Human resources and artist management
... management skills (fundraisers, marketers, chief executives) who can work in a variety of roles. Two-month contracts are common for performers in subsidised regional theatre, where the pattern is often four weeks ...
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Reliable Train Network with Active Supervisor
... In [24], 11 unique states were simulated. In this research however, only 10 states are needed. Table 1 shows the 10 unique states that have been simulated using OPNET. The scenarios simulate all the possible combinations ...
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Digital Facial Augmentation for Interactive Entertainment
... Drawing on a face, in the form of “make-up”, represents an important element of entertainment. It offers playful, ludic benefits, e.g., face painting to transform a child into an animal, and even has cultural ...
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in- VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
... maximum performance. To prevent damage or degraded performance of the DVD player, remote control or DVD, try to avoid leaving the vehicle: • in extremely hot or ...
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A song and dance: branded entertainment and mobile promotion
... popular entertainment has a tutorial function within twenty-first century capitalism, helping audiences to acquire the attitudes, understanding and mentality necessary to live in a world of digital ...the ...
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Performance of Entertainment Sector - A Study of Selected Stocks of Indian Security Market
... Significance and Methodology of the study: The study is intended to understand the pattern and structure of the financial variables of the select companies. It would also enable the shareholders, investors and investment ...
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2019_Onderdonk.pdf
... which has lowered the cost-per-unit due to the lack of production and distribution costs associated with digital media. They have also promoted higher-priced, higher-margin physical media formats, such as Blu-Ray and 4K ...
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Scenography and new media technologies: history, educational applications and visualization techniques
... Electronic Arenas for Culture, Art, Performance Entertainment and Global Positioning System Human ComputerInterface High Education HeadMounted Displays Harry RansomHumanitiesResearchCent[r] ...
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A spectacularity concept in modern philosophy
... In response to Debord’s work in modern cultural studies not only the idea spectacularity, which permeates all life practices, has began to be discussed but also such an actor of contemporary urban cultural field as a ...
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IMPACT OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT IN THEINDIAN SOCIETY
... The usage of internet has increased by an alarming rate. But this usage is just because of use of social networking websites like facebook, whatsApp etc. This increase was not only found in urban area but also in the ...
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Sexualized Branded Entertainment and the Male Consumer Gaze
... From a cultural point of view, scholars have applied Williams’s (1975) notion of television “flow” to argue that diverse forms of commercialism in modern television integrate into “com- modity flows” of promotional ...
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Pulling the Plug on Entertainment Industry Ratings
... Entertainment industry ratings do not accurately con- vey the risks associated with children’s exposure to glamorized media violence. A study of video games that the industry has rated E (may be appropriate for ...
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Magnetic table for levitating food for entertainment
... Our system is composed of a ring of permanent magnets to provide levitating forces, a set of electromagnets to provide centering forces, Hall effect sensors for position sensing, and a l[r] ...
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'Family' Entertainment and Contemporary Hollywood Cinema
... “family” entertainment is not merely the most visible manifestation of the Hollywood studios’ ethos of global expansion (see Miller et al, 2005), but, moreover, that it is absolutely central to their industrial ...
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IMPACT OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT IN THEINDIAN SOCIETY
... and entertainment has contributed a lot to the country to climb up the stairs of ...and entertainment has different segments under its roof such as television, radio, film industry, advertisements, ...
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