The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Holden's date with Sally goes poorly, as they seem mismatched and Holden grows insecure and rude. His experiences after leaving Pencey Prep see him trying to act independently through attractions to girls and going to adult-oriented places, but he is ultimately unsuccessful due to his immaturity, innocence, and cowardice. He realizes he is not ready to be an adult through crying at one point and admitting he is a "coward." His failures and struggles reveal he is reluctant to take on the responsibilities and immorality of adulthood.
The document discusses orange production in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, India. It notes that Chhindwara is known for orange production, with over 12,000 hectares of orchards. It identifies a fungal disease called phytophthora as a major problem affecting orange trees in the region. Proper application of fungicides is needed to control the disease and save the orchards. It provides details on orange production statistics in Madhya Pradesh, key varieties like Nagpuri oranges, harvest techniques, grading, packaging, and contact information.
This travel guide provides information about traveling to Italy. It discusses the top 3 cities to visit - Florence, Venice, and Rome - and provides a paragraph on each city highlighting key attractions. It also includes sections on Italian food, a recipe for spaghetti and meatballs, Italian customs like language and etiquette, and tips for clothing and dining. The guide aims to answer common questions tourists have about Italy and ensure visitors enjoy the culture, history, art, and cuisine the country has to offer.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Holden's date with Sally goes poorly, as they seem mismatched and Holden grows insecure and rude. His experiences after leaving Pencey Prep see him trying to act independently through attractions to girls and going to adult-oriented places, but he is ultimately unsuccessful due to his immaturity, innocence, and cowardice. He realizes he is not ready to be an adult through crying at one point and admitting he is a "coward." His failures and struggles reveal he is reluctant to take on the responsibilities and immorality of adulthood.
The document discusses orange production in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, India. It notes that Chhindwara is known for orange production, with over 12,000 hectares of orchards. It identifies a fungal disease called phytophthora as a major problem affecting orange trees in the region. Proper application of fungicides is needed to control the disease and save the orchards. It provides details on orange production statistics in Madhya Pradesh, key varieties like Nagpuri oranges, harvest techniques, grading, packaging, and contact information.
This travel guide provides information about traveling to Italy. It discusses the top 3 cities to visit - Florence, Venice, and Rome - and provides a paragraph on each city highlighting key attractions. It also includes sections on Italian food, a recipe for spaghetti and meatballs, Italian customs like language and etiquette, and tips for clothing and dining. The guide aims to answer common questions tourists have about Italy and ensure visitors enjoy the culture, history, art, and cuisine the country has to offer.
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The document discusses genetically modified (GM) foods. It begins by explaining how GM foods are created by transferring genes from one organism to another, such as inserting genes from bacteria into corn. While GM foods aim to enhance nutrition and crop yields, there are also risks to human health and the environment. GM foods could potentially cause allergies or antibiotic resistance in humans. They may also harm the environment through gene transfers to non-target species which could lead to herbicide-resistant weeds. Overall, the document analyzes both the benefits of GM foods, such as reducing malnutrition and use of pesticides, and the risks, concluding that more research is needed due to possible unknown consequences.
Anifowoshe Abdul Rahaman Afolarin has over 6 years of experience in human resources functions including talent management, recruitment, performance management, and learning and development. He is currently an RMG responsible for staffing needs and deployment of associates for ERU ISU Mumbai at Tata Consultancy Services. Prior experience includes roles at United Nations, AIESEC, Procter & Gamble West Africa, and RPG Pvt India Ltd across multiple locations in India and internationally.
1. The document discusses probability calculations for rolling dice. It calculates the probability of rolling numbers divisible by 4, 2, 3, and 6 for a single die.
2. It then explains that the probability can be calculated as the number of outcomes divisible by the number over the total number of outcomes.
3. It extends this to a three dice experiment, calculating the probability of rolling a number divisible by 8 as an example where the formula holds, and showing it fails for 10.
This travel guide provides information about traveling to Italy. It discusses the top 3 cities to visit - Florence, Venice, and Rome - and provides a paragraph on each city highlighting major attractions. It also includes sections on Italian food, a recipe for spaghetti and meatballs, Italian customs like language and etiquette, and tips for clothing and dining. The guide aims to answer common questions tourists have about Italy and provide concise overviews of the most important sights, culture, and experiences in the country to help visitors explore and enjoy their trip.
1. The document discusses probability calculations for rolling dice. It calculates the probability of rolling certain numbers, like numbers divisible by 2, 3, 4, 6, etc. when rolling one or three dice.
2. It notices a pattern in the calculations - the probability is the number of outcomes divided by the total number of possible outcomes. It expresses this as a formula.
3. The formula is shown to work for some numbers like 8 when rolling 3 dice, but not others like 10, as there are no outcomes divisible by 10. The number must result in a whole number and be between 1 and the total number of outcomes.
The document discusses genetically modified (GM) foods. It begins by explaining how GM foods are created by transferring genes from one organism to another, such as inserting genes from bacteria into corn. While GM foods aim to enhance nutrition and crop yields, there are also risks to human health and the environment. GM foods could potentially cause allergies or antibiotic resistance in humans. They may also harm the environment through gene transfers to non-target species which could lead to herbicide-resistant weeds. Overall, the document analyzes both the benefits of GM foods, such as reducing malnutrition and use of pesticides, and the risks, concluding that more research is needed due to possible unknown consequences.
Anifowoshe Abdul Rahaman Afolarin has over 6 years of experience in human resources functions including talent management, recruitment, performance management, and learning and development. He is currently an RMG responsible for staffing needs and deployment of associates for ERU ISU Mumbai at Tata Consultancy Services. Prior experience includes roles at United Nations, AIESEC, Procter & Gamble West Africa, and RPG Pvt India Ltd across multiple locations in India and internationally.
1. The document discusses probability calculations for rolling dice. It calculates the probability of rolling numbers divisible by 4, 2, 3, and 6 for a single die.
2. It then explains that the probability can be calculated as the number of outcomes divisible by the number over the total number of outcomes.
3. It extends this to a three dice experiment, calculating the probability of rolling a number divisible by 8 as an example where the formula holds, and showing it fails for 10.
This travel guide provides information about traveling to Italy. It discusses the top 3 cities to visit - Florence, Venice, and Rome - and provides a paragraph on each city highlighting major attractions. It also includes sections on Italian food, a recipe for spaghetti and meatballs, Italian customs like language and etiquette, and tips for clothing and dining. The guide aims to answer common questions tourists have about Italy and provide concise overviews of the most important sights, culture, and experiences in the country to help visitors explore and enjoy their trip.
1. The document discusses probability calculations for rolling dice. It calculates the probability of rolling certain numbers, like numbers divisible by 2, 3, 4, 6, etc. when rolling one or three dice.
2. It notices a pattern in the calculations - the probability is the number of outcomes divided by the total number of possible outcomes. It expresses this as a formula.
3. The formula is shown to work for some numbers like 8 when rolling 3 dice, but not others like 10, as there are no outcomes divisible by 10. The number must result in a whole number and be between 1 and the total number of outcomes.
1. With reference to Richard Dyer’s theory of ‘Star Image’, demonstrate how elements of the star image are sold through your creative choices Lauren Holley
2. Richard Dyer – Star Image The term ‘star’ refers to the semi-mythological set of meanings constructed around music performers in order to sell the performer to a large and loyal audience.
3. According to Dyer, a star is an image and not a real person, constructed out of a range of materials e.g. advertising, magazines, films. Stars are commodities produced and consumed on the strength of their meanings. Our band ‘Chaos Theory’ strives to achieve their goal of influencing their audience on the matters of society and their opinion on it. Stars depend upon a range of subsidiary media e.g. magazines, TV, radio, the internet – in order to construct an image for themselves which can be marketed to their target audiences. We used a variety of materials to enhance this image; our pop promo, a CD cover and a poster. ‘Chaos Theory’s’ relevant promotional aspects all portray a relatively serious attitude to enhance the gravity of their message.
4. The star image is made up of a range of meanings which are attractive to the target audiences. We could say that Chaos Theory possesses the following aspects: Creativity/talent Success against the odds Rebellion An Anti-authoritarian attitude
5. Chaos Theory – Creativity/Talent Chaos Theory display relative bouts of creativity and talent throughout their performance element of their promotional video. An ability to play complex chords and rhythms on their instruments displays a key aspect of this while their setting within a crime scene displays their ability to be creative in their demonstrations.
6. Chaos Theory – Success Against the Odds It is clear that Chaos Theory have taken a long path to arrive where they are at present date as their morals and views appear rather mature for their age. However, it is also evident that their success has not gone to their heads as in most star cases, and they remain level-headed by keeping their promotional package simple yet striking in order to gain the public eye.
7. Chaos Theory – Rebellion Chaos Theory’s abnormal approach to their fame leads us to believe them to be rebellious in their actions. As we see certain aspects of aggression seep through during their video performance (various facial expressions, jumps, enthusiastic guitar playing) we see their rebellious side, supporting their struggle against society as a minority.
8. Chaos Theory – An Anti-Authoritarian Attitude The narrative from Chaos Theory’s video is a key aspect to detecting their anti-authoritarian attitude as they create a metaphor for their view on society through the cadavers involved in the black and white photos. This rebellious attitude is further enhanced through elements such as the blue flashing light of the police vehicle and the sombre, dark aspect to the entirety of the video.
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11. Paradox 2. The star must be simultaneously present and absent for the consumer. This is very much based on the idea that the audience has a relentless need for more and more of the star. We have tried to use this in our main media product being our pop promo as well as our ancillary texts such as our digipak cover and our poster. Throughout our pop video we continually tried to incorporate this idea. For example, we frequently used this convention of maintaining direct address with the audience before breaking away, leaving the audience wanting more and more from the star. The performance element of the video furthers this idea as the audience want to be a part of the potential modification of society through the music of the band.
12. The Star Image Finally, the star image can be used to position the consumer in relation to dominant social values, that is hegemony. The star makes the audience think certain things, the text has an effect on the audience. Depending upon the artist, this may mean that the audience are positioned against the mainstream, although, only to a limited degree, since they are still consumers within a capitalist system, or within the mainstream or somewhere in between. Chaos Theory tend to be positioned against the mainstream social values, as the band seem to go against the dominant power of the patriarchal society.
13. Star Image in the magazine advert In our magazine advert, we incorporated the theory of paradox 1, where the band seem extraordinary through their hard, powerful exterior while surrounded by a faint light aura created through Photoshop work. However, the band still maintains the indication of normal people through their general appearance and lack of eccentric clothing.
14. Star Image in the Digipak The digipak in itself allows Chaos Theory to appear an accomplished and popular band, as the monochrome features make it more of a classic album artwork rather than mainstream. This classic feel also allows the band to enhance the gravity of their views, and therefore their originality in their purpose as a band.