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...Looking for the music in John Cage’s “4.33” John Milton Cage born in 1915 is one of the best known experimental composers of our time. Cage began to create music that broke the boundaries of form and structure. He had a strong belief that every sound should be considered as a form of music. By combining his theories of invention with his compositional techniques he led music into the modern world. Many music critics have suggested that Cage was more of an inventor rather than a composer. Speaking on Cage, Arnold Schoenberg (1994) states “Of course he's not a composer, but he's an inventor -- of genius” (Perloff & Junkerman, P 157). Whether an inventor or composer, there is no denying that Cage’s composition “4.33” also known as “four and a half minutes of silence” has led to considerable controversy. It has also forced us to look closely at the definition of music. The 1952 piece, in which performer David Tudor sat at the piano for four minutes and thirty-three seconds marking off the time in three movements but did not play a single note, tested the idea that there is no such thing as silence. Cage (1988) claims that “Everything we do is music" and “try as we may to make a silence, we cannot.”(Kostelanetz, 1988, P69-70). I intend to examine “4.33” and determine whether it is possible for us to appreciate Cage’s ideology and hear the music in his favourite composition. Cage was heavily influenced by the eastern philosophy and it taught him to perceive music in a whole...
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...NOVA School of Business and Economics Case Study Corporate Finance Undergraduate Programs in Management and Economics 2010/2011 (Spring Semester) Prof. Miguel Ferreira Dr. João Filipe CIMSPA 1st QUESTION [GROUP 45] Hélia Lopes, 9056 | Jean Rafael, 10402 | Marta Costa, 9475 Marta Soares, 8624 | Miguel Melo, 8878 EXECUTIVE SUMARY: The present report will study the feasibility of an investment opportunity by Cimspa consisting on the expansion of its production process to Angola. In the following analysis we used forecasts previously obtained. Additional relevant information on market data, taxes and law was taken from accurate records of OANDA, IMF, Deloitte and a publication of the Angolan Labor Policy, but all references are properly stated forward. 1DATA TREATMENT AND REMARKS: ° All data was converted to Euro’s as the final results should come in that unit. For this purpose we used exchange rates from September 30th available on OANDA website2, obtaining an USD/EURO Exchange rate of 0,7247 and an AKZ/EURO Exchange rate of 0,008. Furthermore, from now on all the values presented in this report will be expressed in Euro’s, according with the above FOREX rates; unless indicated otherwise. ° We Accessed the PIB's growth rate and inflation forecasts by the IMF Angola Report No. 11/513. For inflation the values were deduced from the consumer price index (end of period) because later on when we refer to any period we will be referring to the term of the same...
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...Today’s healthcare institutions and providers strive to be safe places for patients to receive care, but past data indicates it has not always been so. The Institute of Medicine determined in the late 1990’s that 44,000 to 98,000 patients die from medical mistakes each year (Wachter, 2008). This tremendous number of deaths places medical care mishaps between the fifth and eighth leading causes of deaths in the United States (Kizer, 2001). In 2002, The Joint Commission established National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG) to help accredited organizations with patient safety in specific areas. An advisory group comprised of nurses, physicians, pharmacists, risk managers, clinical engineers, and others with appropriate experience advises The Joint Commission on how to address emerging patient safety issues. This group also periodically develops and updates the goals. The goals are grouped into broad categories and for 2011-2012, cover such categories as patient identification, health care-associated infections, improving communication, medication safety, reducing falls, and risk assessment. A discussion of selected elements underlying the current NPSG such as hand washing techniques, training, and lack of communication between healthcare personnel that can lead to medication errors, to falls, and even death, plus other related factors such as staffing shortages, problems with using outdated equipment, considerations in using the electronic medical records, and compliance with statutes...
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...VILNIAUS GEDIMINO TECHNIKOS UNIVERSITETO VERSLO VADYBOS FAKULTETO ĮMONIŲ EKONOMIKOS IR VADYBOS KATEDRA JŪRATĖ SISOJEVIENĖ IŠTĘSTINĖS NUOTOLINĖS STUDIJOS. TARPTAUTINIS VERSLAS TVimtu-10, GRUPĖ TEMA „MARKETING PLAN FOR NANOEDUCATOR II“ TIKRINO: Assoc. Prof . Renata Korsakiene ………………………… (parašas) VERTINIMAS: … … … … … … Vilnius, 2011 1 Contents I EXECUTIVE SUMARY........................................................................................................ 4 II CURRENT MARKETING SITUATION.............................................................................5 Market Overview.............................................................................................................5 Market demographics and needs...........................................................................5 Market trends and target market grow………………………………………….6 SWOT Analysis................................................................................................................8 Strengths................................................................................................................8 Weaknesses............................................................................................................9 Opportunities..........................................................................................................9 Threats...................................................................................................................
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...CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the study Structured election process is one of the indicators of stability in Nigeria’s democracy. Elections in Nigeria continue to elicit more than casual interest by Nigerian scholars due to the fact that despite the appreciation that only credible election can consolidate and sustain the country’s nascent democracy, over the years, Nigeria continues to witness with growing disappointments and apprehension inability to conduct peaceful, free and fair, open elections whose results are widely accepted and respected across the country (Ekweremadu, 2011). All the elections that have ever been conducted in Nigeria since independence have generated increasingly bitter controversies and grievances on a national scale because of the twin problems of mass violence and fraud that have become central elements of the history of elections and of the electoral process in the country (Gberie, 2011). Despite the marked improvement in the conduct of the 2011 elections, the process was not free from malpractices and violence (National Democratic Institute, 2012). Thus over the years, electoral processes in the history of Nigeria’s democratic governance have continued to be marred by extraordinary display of rigging, dodgy, “do or die” affair, ballot snatching at gun points, violence and acrimony, thuggery, boycotts, threats and criminal manipulations of voters' list, brazen falsification of election results, the use of security agencies against...
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