Online Dating vs. Traditional Dating Society today has changed in many ways. For example‚ we now have something called "online dating." There is also traditional dating‚ which has been around for centuries. Online dating and traditional dating have many similarities‚ but yet at the same time have many differences. Online dating is one of technologies new advances. People can go to websites‚ create a profile describing themselves in full detail and chat with the opposite sex. Then the person
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BTEC EXTENDED DIPLOMA SPORT UNIT 16: EXERCISE FOR SPECIFIC GROUPS Launch date: 25.09.13 Deadline date: 08.10.13 Scenario 1 You have completed your fitness instructing unit successfully and as a result your line manager would like you to develop further by opening out your knowledge and skills to specific groups Before doing this you need to research what provision there is for specific groups currently Youth centre Age range 9-13 or 25 plus for less-able Specific classes for specific
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The extract under the discussion is written by Stephen King – American novelist and short-story writer‚ whose enormously popular books revived the interest in horror fiction from the 1970s. King’s place in the modern horror fiction can be compared to that of J.R.R. Tolkien’s who created the modern genre of fantasy. Like Anthony Trollope‚ Charles Dickens or Balzac in his La Comedie humaine‚ King has expressed the fundamental concerns of his era‚ and used the horror genre as his own branch of artistic
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Dance for styles Project: Indian Dance styles 28 November 2012 India’s languages‚ religions‚ dance‚ music‚ food‚ and customs differ from place to place within the country. In general‚ Indian dances have facial expression of emotions and seeks to communicate ideas. Under performing art in India there’s classical dance forms and formal arts of dance. Thus‚ we were assigned to perform Kathak style which is a classical mythological dance style. As for the other style we selected a dance that have
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Jamaica Language is a reflection of the diversity of the people of Jamaica. The wonderful blend of various races and cultures has affected the languages spoken in Jamaica. The immigrants from outside Jamaica have brought with them their language as well and languages like Spanish‚ Irish‚ and Scottish. The other two significant languages of Jamaica are Taino and Arawak‚ specific to particular regions. Jamaican Patois‚ known locally as Patois (Patwa or Patwah) and called Jamaican Creole by linguists
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grown up to be recognized as the creators of a new form of music. Grime‚ as it has been called‚ acts as an aural expression for the distinct set of socio-economic conditions they face. The genre combines elements of hip-hop from the United States‚ dancehall from Jamaica‚ as well as punk‚ rave‚ drum and bass‚ and garage from England. As much as one can try to describe the genre in words or compare it to other styles of already existing music‚ it is next to impossible to define. Matthew McKinnon for the
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In the late early day’s young people lack of dancehalls around their communities‚ so instead they come together to show off their moves in the streets: hence the name street dancing. This style of dancing is not like ballroom dancing or the cha-cha slides; it’s different from all the other dancing. Street
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homophobic‚ so they care little for the welfare of the homosexual population and often run very anti-gay political campaigns. In Jamaica‚ music is very much a part of the national identity. Unfortunately the popular music in Jamaica‚ specifically dancehall music‚ is very homophobic. One of the biggest hits in Jamaica is Boom Bye-Bye by Buju Banton; the song contains lyrics advocating the shooting and burning of “batty boys” which is slang for gay men. The almost universal homophobia in Jamaica forces
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synonymous with popular music in the country of its origin. During the years of‚ and immediately prior to World War II‚ a subgenre of jazz commonly referred to as swing was playing on all American radio stations and attracting throngs of young people to dancehalls for live shows. But it wasn’t only popular amongst Americans; historian Michael H. Kater‚ in his book Different Drummers: Jazz in the Culture of Nazi Germany‚ has turned his eye away from the United States in order to examine the effects jazz had
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based in the UK and is looking for her big break. Back at home in Mauritius she has be compared with the likes of Shakira and Whitney Houston due to her singing style. Thallie is an urban artist‚ producing songs in a range of genres from R&B to Dancehall. She has made a name for her self back in Mauritius‚ and now feels that is time to tackle the international markets in particular to the UK and US music markets. 2.0 Analysis The music industry will be analysed through both a macro and micro
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