...________" When choosing the language of a super-objective, think in terms of simplifying fractions, because even math can relate to theatre. Keep asking what is underneath until you find the most basic human desire that drives your character (acceptance, control, and safety are common examples). The second half of the equation is your character's modus operandi. Again, choose strong, active language. "I need control through alienation." While a super-objective rarely changes through the script, objectives change all the time. Often, an objective will carry through a scene, unless something drastic happens to change it. Strong objectives relate to the other person in the scene. "I want him to admit he's wrong" is not as actable as "I want to wring a confession from him." ACTION...
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...A TERM PAPER ON POLITICAL MARKETING INTRODUCTION Political marketing is a marketing designed to influence consumers about political issues, particular candidates for public office, or public issues. Although political marketing uses many of the same techniques that other forms of marketing do, it is actually used to promote a concept or an idea, rather than a specific product or service, and to motivate people to vote for that idea. The word “Political Marketing” emerge from the key words ‘politics’ and ‘marketing’. Politics simply means an activity which is concerned with governing a society or country. It has to do with the government or public affairs of a community or a state (that is a particular boundary). While, Marketing is a process of planning and executing the conceptions, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas, goods and services, to create exchange that satisfy the individual and organizational objective. Marketing is often described as “selling of product”, but the fact is that marketing entails more than this. Kotler (2001) offers a definition that presents a comprehensive meaning of marketing as “a process by which individuals and groups, obtain what they need and want through creating, offering, and freely exchanging products and services of value with others”. The American Marketing Association (1995) also described Marketing as “the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to...
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...unappealing sides of people when their political views do not correspond. In the presidential election today, there is the republican views and the democratic views, showing what can happen when people’s views in society do not correspond with one another. We see this happen a lot in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, many events happen in result of politics occurring. Caesar’s role in politics leads Brutus to actions that affected many people. In the play, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, shows that relationships between multiple people can be affected both negatively and positively when politics becomes involved, politics has a great deal of power that can strain...
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...ROOM MAKE UP Place the cart in front of the room and knock. Empty all trash cans and basket. Wash and wipe-dry drinking glasses. Refill the thermo jug. Replenish the soiled linen. Make up the bed. Clean and vacuum the floor. Dust the furniture and the fixtures, then polish the mirror. Replenish other guestroom supplies. Make up the bathroom. Check overall condition of the room then leave. BED MAKING Gather the needed supplies and place them your cart. Using gloves strip off all linen from the bed and place them inside a plastic bag. If a bed is used and it is already soiled, replaced it with a fresh one. Lay down the bed pad on the bed. Place it on top of the mattress. Keep it smooth-flat over the bed. Secure it by tucking-in the garter on the corners. From the head side, lay down the first flat sheet on the top of the bed pad, with the right side up. Tuck-in the undersides of the sheet then miter all corners in such a way that the sheet tightly covers the mattress. Place the second bed sheet on top of the first flat sheet, with the wrong side up. Smoothen over and leave the edges hanging on the sides. Lay down the blanket on the top of the second bed sheet. Let it hang on the sides. Place another flat sheet on top of the blanket with the right side up. Stretch top corners towards the edge of the head side of the bed. From the head side, fold and tuck in the edges of the last sheet about 8-10 inches from the...
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...Everyone loves Greek Tragedy, you're smiling right now just thinking about bringing back all the memories, and how much fun we had doing it last time. This should be easy for you. To understand the physics of a true tragic hero we must reveal the traits of one. -A tragic hero is the protagonist of a tragedy -Hubris (fatal flaw) pride blinds theme -Hamartia - the flaw in a character which leads them to their downfall -Downfall -no excuses -the reversal/ change of fortune from good to bad -pity from the audience Now here's the fun part. The Laban Statements, these are sets of strong, deliberate movements used to carry out a sentence. In traditional theatre, masks would be used so the body movement emphasised the mood. Note that most of the movement would occur in the upper body, and that the tempo is very controlled. This is a list of movement. Write down and describe the emotion that might be implied under each one. Share with the class: Punch - direct - strong - sudden Slash - indirect - strong - sudden Push - direct - strong - sustained Wring - indirect - strong - sustained Dab - direct - light - sudden Flick - indirect - light - sudden Glide - direct - light - sustained Float - indirect - light - sustained Another part of Greek Tragedy is the voice, it is very lyrical and spoken with precise diction. Varied tone qualities are also used. The character could be describes as larger than life, and the language is clear and passionate...
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...Throughout the book, “ Wringer”, one of main plot buildups is to Pidgeon Day. In the protagonist’s, Palmer’s, town they see pigeons as dirty feathered rats. The town holds an annual fair, where they have a week of celebrations, and on the last day they release 5,000 pigeons. Shooters take turns shooting said pigeons, and whoever shoots the most after their turn, wins. But, is this actually inspired by real life events . Sadly, there are some true accounts of mass pigeon shooting, like in Pennsylvania, which the author might have been inspired by. In an article, by the Huffington post, it states “... in Hegins, Pennsylvania. The organizers trapped thousands of live pigeons from cities and other areas where the birds lived and then trucked them...
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...research before they can even present their opinion on the subject. Being knowledgeable of the topic that you are going to discuss is going to have your readers very interested because they can always, after reading your writing, always research the topic on their own. When wring a persuasive piece, I would determine who my audience is going to be. This way you would know how to formulate your paper and all of your persuasion could appeal to your specific audience. Determine if your audience is male, female, working people or people who are not working. These are just some examples I could use, depending on what my topic is. If your topic is about public schools and their money crisis, you could decide if your target audience is going to be teachers, parent or even students. I think that persuasive writing is going to be my favorite because I always have an opinion about something. This particular writing requires you to really think about where you stand on any particular subject whether you think your opinion is big or small. I think that in trying to convince a certain type of group to go along with your opinion you should also give examples as to why your opinion should be the only one. The writer should also motivate and make the readers feel great about choosing his or her...
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...Roleplay, San Andreas Roleplay and a few others - but I did not find them at all heavily RP. I applied here looking for a decent RP server. Q3 : Robbing OOCly is not allowed, because it means that the money was acquired non-RPly. Robbing ICly is allowed, but the person being robbed must be level 3 or above and the maximum amount of money that can be taken is $500. There are no limits of stealing amounts of weapons or drugs. Bank robberies require admins approval, and the admin must watch the bank robbery to administer the roleplay etc. There must be 30 police officers online, admins must be informed how you plan on doing the robbery. There is no roof entry to the bank. As soon as weapons are pulled out in the bank, silent alarms will wring and either your or the admin would PM a PD officer of the robbery. Robberies are not allowed to happen in certain areas (e.g police department, or city hall, airport, mall etc.) because it would be not RP to rob people in an area where officers would most likely be. Unless the robber leads the victim to an acceptable area, the consequence for this would be admin jail. Scamming can only be done ICly, and the scammers can only take up to $50,000 worth of goods or money unless admins approve on taking further. The scammer and the victim must be levels 10 or higher. House, business and vehicle scams are not allowed - the result of ignoring these rules can be admin jails and return of all goods, or a ban for severe cases. The punishment...
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...Thomas Stewart is an African American inventor, who often collaborated with other inventors to make many useful patents. Thomas was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, In 1823. He was one of the most first African American inventors to be awarded a patent. Stewart worked to produce and create inventions that would make people's lives much easier. His goal was to help his community in any potential way that he could. Just like any African American in the 1800s life wasn't easy for nonwhite people but yet Thomas Stewart never gave up until he accomplished his many goals. To begin with, In 1893 Thomas Stewart Improved the Mop Design. He added two significant improvements to the mop. The first improvement he made was the mop head easily removable. He...
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...Thinking and Language Reflection Worksheet Name: No name Reflect on your understanding of the relationship between thinking and language. Answer the following questions in 100-200 words each: a) How do individuals acquire and develop language? Individuals acquire languages from birth as infants. Some theorists have said that language acquisition "starts", in a sense, by our having a built-in or hard-wired capacity for language. Infants learn language by copying their parents their first word are most times mommy or dad. They learn first basic words that refer to common objects or actions. They learn to associate noises with actions by or objects by repeatedly experiencing both in close conjunction. Humans have the greatest ability to acquire languages before the ages of seven. As we grow older, though, we can continue to learn new languages (GCU textbook). b) How do you personally communicate your thoughts and how did you learn to do so? I’m not that good at communicating my thoughts. So when I do what helps me is to go over it again and again in my head. Then I communicate my thought this helps me keep from offending anyone. It also helps me make sure they understand what I'm saying. I learned to do this at a small age with the help from my father and teachers. I was in speech class in elementary school they would make us write down in a journal about our day then read it out loud to them. This has helped me develop my communication skills and express myself...
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...with a thirst to conquer my problems, and not just be better than everyone else, but also wring out the absolute best of myself in anything I faced. The feeling I got when I solved a problem gave me the best high I could imagine. My biggest problem in life came from my competitive...
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...effect on silk too. With this in mind, it follows that using the minimum agitation, soap or detergent made specifically for ‘delicates' and cold water will ensure you can clean your silk nightwear yourself. The same process will keep your garments in the best condition for years. So how does one go about the cleaning process? Having some information on cleaning silk and things that damage it is the only way you can know what to avoid when cleaning silk pajamas. Garments made from silk contain natural oils that can be damaged by using regular laundry detergents. You should therefore consider using mild soaps such as detergents used to clean baby clothing. Cleaning products like chlorine bleach should never be used on silk. Starch should also be avoided. All you need to do is swish the garments around in the sink, drain the water after the swish and rinse using cold water. Gentle hand-washing is the best approach to cleaning silk pajamas and any other clothes you may have that are made from silk. When you are hand washing clothes, it is normal to twist or wring them out. This should be avoided when washing silk pajamas. Instead, you should place the garment on a clean towel, preferably one that is white in color....
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...How might the repayable launch aid for Airbus change its decision making on launching a new aircraft? What are the potential consequences for (a) Boeing, (b) airlines, and (c) the profitability of both Boeing and Airbus? Boeing: • Launch aid • Government agencies Airlines: • Price per aircraft • Accommodating runways • Increase in costs The probability of both Boeing and Airbus is: Pull fundin When Airbus originally received government aid in the 1960’s, it was a new enterprise. Today it is the global market share leader in the commercial aerospace business. How do gains in market share affect the legitimacy of claims for subsidies? Over the life of Airbus, it has grown into the global market share leader in the commercial aircraft industry. Gains in market share affect the legitimacy of claims for subsidies and in Airbus’s case as they have gained a larger market share their subsidies have gone down. Eventually these subsidies will almost become nothing as is continues to grow. The government organization do benefit from these subsidies they lend. The space subsidies are repayable with interest so the subsidies are legitimate. Suppose the effect of the legitimacy of the claim for subsidies is going down when the company became stronger. The subsidies have to oppose as the company’s power because of the company become stronger, they do not need to get subsidies. Otherwise, if the company market share loses, subsidies must be increase. The company is a global...
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...love even if it seems to be a daunting task at times. Mr. Baker discovered after his school teacher read out loud his paper on “The art of eating spaghetti” (McGraw-Hill, n.d, p. 66) that he really enjoyed writing and that he liked how others felt about his writing. Mr. Baker liked watching people smile and laugh with the paper he wrote and it inspired him to write more. “I did my best to avoid showing pleasure, but what I was feeling was pure ecstasy at this startling demonstration that my words had the power to make people laugh” (McGraw-Hill, n.d, p. 68). Another important point that I got from Mr. Baker is to go with your first instinct when it comes to writing; your writing may catch the interest or spark the interest in others that at one point in time found writing to be boring. “To write it as I wanted, however, would violate all the rules of formal composition I’d learn in school, and Mr. Fleagle would surely give it a failing grade” (McGraw-Hill, n.d, p. 67). For Mr. Baker to go with his first instinct about writing “the art of eating spaghetti” knowing that it could end him up with a failing grade but did it...
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...“Words are pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts.” The Book Thief centers around the life of Liesel Meminger, a young girl in Germany during World War 2. The story is narrated by Death who describes the beauty and the carnage during this time period. Throughout the novel, we see the immense impact books and words have on the charecters and their surroundings, They hurt, they heal , they instill hope, and most of all, they bring the world together wether it be for good or evil purposes. In Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief, the theme of words and their power can be seen throughout the whole book. In the beginning of the novel, Liesel Memigner’s brother dies on the train on the way to their new foster parents. This has a traumatic effect on Liesel and the only thing she has to remember her brother is a book that she found at the graveyard titled The Gravediggers Handbook. This is...
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