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    ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT: Art is that three-letter word which encompasses literally everything around us. The world we live in and everything in it that spells beauty‚ creativity and innovation‚ is a piece of art. The world itself is God’s creation‚ a piece of His art. We human beings‚ and everything ’living’ are God’s masterpieces‚ His works of art. And then there are miracles man created... his works of art. Forms of art are many...music‚ dance‚ drama‚ painting‚ pottery... and the list just goes

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    Pr Elements and Functions

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    Elements. PR is skill oriented profession. Major elements are:- (a) Media relations. (b) Advertising and advertorials. (c) Audio-visual production. (d) Brochures. (e) Briefing papers. (f) Corporate identity. (g) Exhibitions and displays‚ (h) House journals‚ news letters and bulletins. (j) Photography. (k) Presentation‚ conference and seminars. (l) Research (public opinion). (m) Sponsorships. (n) Websites – internet‚ email communication in PR programme‚ PR TV‚ PR radio and PR film. 6

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    Urban real estate information systems: the suppression of radical innovation. John S Kirkwood School of Environment & Development‚ Sheffield Hallam University E-mail: j.s.kirkwood@shu.ac.uk ___________________________________________________________________________________ John S Kirkwood Page 1 5/02/2003 Abstract Information and communications technologies are continuing to bring about significant changes in society. These changes may be viewed as the direct consequence of technological

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    I believe that advertisers shouldn’t alter photos that are of people. For the Nike’s photo‚ it’s giving the viewer false information but I don’t feel that someone would be upset or offended by it. I also believe that advertisers should disclose when their images have been altered. In the second article‚ according to Reimold‚ "Up to 24 millions people of all ages and genders in the United States suffer from an eating disorder." First of all‚ by altering images of people‚ it’s a lie and it

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    Pr and Event Management

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    Table of Content 1.0 Introduction………………………………………………………………………...pg.1 2.0 Phase 1: Formative Research………………………………………………………pg.2 3.1 Analyzing the Situation…………………………………………………….pg.2 3.2 Analyzing the Organization………………………………………………..pg.3 3.3 Analyzing the Public……………………………………………………….pg.5 3.0 Phase 2: Strategy…………………………………………………………………...pg.7 4.4 Establishing Goals and Objectives…………………………………………pg.8 4.5 Formulating Actions and Response Strategies……………………………

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    RESIDENCE IN SINGAPORE FOR PROFESSIONALS‚ TECHNICAL PERSONNEL AND SKILLED WORKERS This application is an application for an Entry Permit under Regulation 4 of the Immigration Regulations Affix a recent passport-sized colour photograph of Applicant here This form may take you 20 minutes to fill in PART A – APPLICANT’S PARTICULARS (To be completed by Applicant) FOR OFFICIAL USE FIN No (if any) : I__I__I__I__I__I__I__I__I__I Identification Type and No. (for Malaysians only) New ID No. : l__l__l__l__l__l__I

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    In today ’s world the use of technology‚ including onboard computers in police vehicles‚ wireless communication devices‚ and the Internet‚ are commonplace. The evolution of policing has been connected through the years with technology. Starting from the days of “beat cops" or "bobbies" and their "runners" who helped collect information; the law enforcement branch of the criminal justice system has had an interesting evolution. In today ’s world‚ the use of technology assists in this effort. The introduction

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    Adopting New Technologies into Nursing Lisa M. Ehret Walden University Transforming Nursing and Healthcare through Information Technology NURS 6051N-20 July 10‚ 2015 Adopting New Technologies into Nursing The healthcare system is a continuously evolving spectrum. Nurses must take great strides in learning and adapting to new technologies to meet the standards of the health care system. One significant change that has occurred throughout

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    product. The advertiser ’s aim is to make the product look as good as it can through an attractive image. There are statistics‚ which I obtained from a Dolly Magazine‚ 16th May 2000‚ which proves that one out of four people in Australia buy a product because of the image shown in the advertisement . The images are eye catching and mention something important about the product. Ultimately it is true that‚ "Advertisers sell images‚ not products." <br> <br>The environment plays a very important role in advertising

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    Cumberland Entertainment Summary of the case: Cumberland Entertainment is a Canadian-based company that had done very well for itself by finding and exploiting a niche market in North American music distribution. But major US clients had started producing their own titles‚ and were now direct competitors. What was worse‚ distributors had also started focusing on lower-end products from other suppliers and Cumberland’s modus operandi became unsustainable. CEO Tom Smith felt the only sensible course

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