The document proposes a summer music festival campaign called "Heatwave" for teenagers in Vietnam. The campaign will include a two-day music camp and live concert near the beach to promote new music, encourage music appreciation, and reinforce Coke as the perfect companion for summer fun. Key elements are engaging teens through online music platforms and contests to select participants for the camp, installing pop-up visuals and lounges around cities, and building an iconic structure inspired by the Sydney Opera House to host the main events. The goal is to lift teens' spirits through refreshing music experiences and remind them that Coke supports Vietnamese youth and music.
Computers, cellphones, music players, television, radio, and gaming devices have significantly influenced modern pop culture by allowing constant and portable access to communication, media, and entertainment. These technologies have evolved from large stationary machines to small, mobile devices that people use everyday to stay connected with others, access news and information, listen to music, and play games virtually anywhere. Popular culture is now heavily shaped by these digital technologies and the new forms of social interaction they facilitate.
Heat & Waves: Notes on HEAT ENERGY and WAVES including the difference between...Robin Seamon
This document provides an overview of heat, phases of matter, and waves. It contains 3 key points:
1) It describes the concepts of temperature, phases of matter (solid, liquid, gas), and how adding or removing heat can change the phase. Solids have a definite shape and volume, liquids have a definite volume but not shape, and gases spread out indefinitely and take the shape of their container.
2) It explains different types of heat transfer including conduction, convection, and radiation. It also defines concepts like insulators, conductors, and thermal equilibrium.
3) It introduces the properties and types of waves, including transverse and longitudinal waves. It discusses wave interactions such as reflection,
Heat waves are extended periods of unusually hot weather that can negatively impact human and animal health. Signs of a heat wave include unseasonably warm temperatures that are at least 9 degrees Celsius higher than average for that time of year, high humidity, and durations of multiple days. Heat waves are especially dangerous for elderly people, young children, and those with preexisting health conditions as their bodies have a harder time regulating temperature. Prolonged exposure can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
The document provides information on how to prepare and stay safe during heat waves. It discusses how to get weather information from national meteorological services and websites. Those most vulnerable to heat waves are babies, children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those with medical conditions. The document recommends listening to weather forecasts, checking on vulnerable neighbors, staying hydrated and keeping cool. It also provides tips on what to do during power outages.
This document provides information about responding to heat waves and emergencies. It discusses what to do if someone is hurt or there is an emergency, including calling 999 and providing key details to the operator. It also outlines steps to take during a heat wave like staying hydrated, wearing loose clothing, and checking on vulnerable groups. Tips are provided for monitoring pets for heat stress and keeping them cool.
This document provides information on preparing for heat waves. It discusses where to find information on severe weather such as the website meteoalarm.eu. Those most vulnerable to heat waves are identified as babies/young children, elderly people, pregnant women, people with medical conditions or medications affecting temperature regulation, and overweight individuals. Ways to prepare include monitoring weather forecasts, having an emergency plan, checking on vulnerable neighbors, keeping pets cool with water and shade, and installing sun shades or curtains. The document stresses preparing a home emergency plan that identifies contact details and an agreed meeting place in case family members are separated.
This document provides information about heat waves and how to stay safe during one. It discusses common heat-related illnesses like heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. It describes symptoms of these illnesses and what to do if someone is experiencing them. The document also discusses how to care for pets during heat waves and provides safety tips around open water. It emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated and calling for help if needed.
Why Heat Wave Occurs and Cause of Extreme Weather (Changes in Jet Strem)saphyaire Wind
What causes heat wave? How temperature rise so much during heat wave?
Though people may think heat wave is just elongated period of hot climate accompanied by humidity caused by global warming, the reason of heat wave is much more deep rooted and complex. Heat waves are now more frequent because of changes in Jet stream flow,
What is Jet Stream?
Jet stream are narrow fast flowing (as fast as 200km/hr) air current at high altitude, near altitude of tropopause. Extreme weathers like drought, heat wave, cold wave (like cold wave in USA in 2014-15), tornedo etc. are more or less related to these changes in Jet Stream.
To know how heat wave occur, how jet stream is formed and how jet stream is related to heat wave and extreme climate,
watch the video in the ppt
Computers, cellphones, music players, television, radio, and gaming devices have significantly influenced modern pop culture by allowing constant and portable access to communication, media, and entertainment. These technologies have evolved from large stationary machines to small, mobile devices that people use everyday to stay connected with others, access news and information, listen to music, and play games virtually anywhere. Popular culture is now heavily shaped by these digital technologies and the new forms of social interaction they facilitate.
Heat & Waves: Notes on HEAT ENERGY and WAVES including the difference between...Robin Seamon
This document provides an overview of heat, phases of matter, and waves. It contains 3 key points:
1) It describes the concepts of temperature, phases of matter (solid, liquid, gas), and how adding or removing heat can change the phase. Solids have a definite shape and volume, liquids have a definite volume but not shape, and gases spread out indefinitely and take the shape of their container.
2) It explains different types of heat transfer including conduction, convection, and radiation. It also defines concepts like insulators, conductors, and thermal equilibrium.
3) It introduces the properties and types of waves, including transverse and longitudinal waves. It discusses wave interactions such as reflection,
Heat waves are extended periods of unusually hot weather that can negatively impact human and animal health. Signs of a heat wave include unseasonably warm temperatures that are at least 9 degrees Celsius higher than average for that time of year, high humidity, and durations of multiple days. Heat waves are especially dangerous for elderly people, young children, and those with preexisting health conditions as their bodies have a harder time regulating temperature. Prolonged exposure can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
The document provides information on how to prepare and stay safe during heat waves. It discusses how to get weather information from national meteorological services and websites. Those most vulnerable to heat waves are babies, children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those with medical conditions. The document recommends listening to weather forecasts, checking on vulnerable neighbors, staying hydrated and keeping cool. It also provides tips on what to do during power outages.
This document provides information about responding to heat waves and emergencies. It discusses what to do if someone is hurt or there is an emergency, including calling 999 and providing key details to the operator. It also outlines steps to take during a heat wave like staying hydrated, wearing loose clothing, and checking on vulnerable groups. Tips are provided for monitoring pets for heat stress and keeping them cool.
This document provides information on preparing for heat waves. It discusses where to find information on severe weather such as the website meteoalarm.eu. Those most vulnerable to heat waves are identified as babies/young children, elderly people, pregnant women, people with medical conditions or medications affecting temperature regulation, and overweight individuals. Ways to prepare include monitoring weather forecasts, having an emergency plan, checking on vulnerable neighbors, keeping pets cool with water and shade, and installing sun shades or curtains. The document stresses preparing a home emergency plan that identifies contact details and an agreed meeting place in case family members are separated.
This document provides information about heat waves and how to stay safe during one. It discusses common heat-related illnesses like heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. It describes symptoms of these illnesses and what to do if someone is experiencing them. The document also discusses how to care for pets during heat waves and provides safety tips around open water. It emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated and calling for help if needed.
Why Heat Wave Occurs and Cause of Extreme Weather (Changes in Jet Strem)saphyaire Wind
What causes heat wave? How temperature rise so much during heat wave?
Though people may think heat wave is just elongated period of hot climate accompanied by humidity caused by global warming, the reason of heat wave is much more deep rooted and complex. Heat waves are now more frequent because of changes in Jet stream flow,
What is Jet Stream?
Jet stream are narrow fast flowing (as fast as 200km/hr) air current at high altitude, near altitude of tropopause. Extreme weathers like drought, heat wave, cold wave (like cold wave in USA in 2014-15), tornedo etc. are more or less related to these changes in Jet Stream.
To know how heat wave occur, how jet stream is formed and how jet stream is related to heat wave and extreme climate,
watch the video in the ppt
This presentation explores the human impacts, including stress, anxiety and mental illness that arise or are exacerbated by extreme weather events. For more information visit www.climateinstitute.org.au/explore-climate-change.html
Heatwaves, climate change and MelbourneJohn Englart
In this presentation I focus on how climate change, through rising temperatures and heatwaves, is already impacting the urban and social environment in Melbourne. It is a problem we need to address now, at all levels of Government, business and individual action.
The document provides instructions for a reading lesson about a story called "Heat Wave" that describes amazing things that happen on a Kansas farm during a heat wave. Students are asked to evaluate how the author uses elements of fantasy and realism to make the story funny and incredible. Key vocabulary words that will be encountered in the story are defined.
This document discusses heat waves, including what they are, how they occur, how to recognize one, and their effects. A heat wave is defined as an extended period of higher than normal temperatures. They can be dangerous to small children, elderly people, those with heart disease, and others. Climate change is a major factor in their increasing occurrence, intensity and duration. Two key reasons for heat waves are changes in air pressure patterns and depletion of the ozone layer. Recognizing a heat wave involves observing unseasonably warm temperatures, humidity levels, and durations of several days. Health effects include heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke resulting from the body's inability to cool itself.
The passage describes a heat wave and the effects of extremely high temperatures on the environment. It introduces characters that will perform exaggerated feats in the story and defines key vocabulary words related to weather and temperature, including affected, horizon, miscalculated, singe, temperature, and weather vane.
Heat Wave & Forest Fire Disaster Management PPTSarfaraj Gagan
The document discusses forest fires, including their causes, effects, and prevention methods. It notes that forest fires are generally started by lightning or human activities like arson or negligence. They can burn large areas and threaten people, wildlife, and infrastructure. The different fire layers - ground, surface, and crown - are described. Prevention strategies mentioned include education, banning risky activities in forests, controlled back burning, and having adequate firefighting resources.
This document discusses heat waves and cold waves. It defines heat waves as prolonged periods of excessive heat that can cause heat-related illnesses and deaths. Cold waves are periods of unusually cold air that can cause hypothermia, frostbite and affect infrastructure. The document details the causes, effects on humans, agriculture, livestock, and infrastructure for both heat waves and cold waves. It provides examples of historical heat waves and cold waves around the world and gives safety tips for dealing with extreme hot and cold weather.
Heat waves and their management tam 2013-05Vijay Kumar
The document discusses heat waves, their causes and impacts. It notes that heat waves occur when there are consecutive days with above average temperatures that humans and animals cannot tolerate. This can lead to heat-related illnesses and deaths in humans and livestock. Infrastructure like roads and railways are also damaged by extended heat. The document outlines measures to prevent heat-related issues like drinking plenty of water, wearing loose clothing, limiting outdoor activity and checking on vulnerable groups like children and elderly. Government agencies are advised to issue warnings and keep emergency response systems in place during heat waves.
This is Business Quiz from the Brand Trivia Series composed by Hitesh Kamboj.
Hitesh Kamboj Maintains a business Quizzing blog brandtriviatoday.blogspot.in Hitesh has been a very kind friend and shares our passion for knowledge dispersal.
--Ignored Learning Solutions LLP
This is Business Quiz from the Brand Trivia Series composed by Hitesh Kamboj.
Hitesh Kamboj Maintains a business Quizzing blog brandtriviatoday.blogspot.in Hitesh has been a very kind friend and shares our passion for knowledge dispersal.
-- Ignored Learning Solutions LLP
The document discusses forest fires, their causes and effects. It notes that forest fires are most commonly caused by environmental factors like lightning or dry conditions, as well as human factors such as shifting cultivation, grazing or intentional fires. Forest fires can have significant negative impacts such as loss of timber and biodiversity, reduced forest cover, soil erosion, and negative health and economic effects on surrounding communities. A case study describes the 1871 Peshtigo Fire in Wisconsin, which destroyed over 1 million acres and caused between 1,200-2,500 deaths, making it one of the worst forest fire disasters in American history.
The document discusses the Uttarakhand disaster of June 2013, when heavy rainfall caused devastating floods and landslides in the Indian state. It provides context on Uttarakhand's geography and describes how unusually heavy monsoon rains, combined with melting glaciers, caused rivers to overflow their banks, resulting in widespread destruction of property, infrastructure, and loss of lives. Human activities like unregulated construction, mining, and tourism development are also identified as exacerbating factors that increased the region's vulnerability to natural disasters.
Disaster management involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters. A disaster is defined as any event that causes damage, loss of life, or deterioration of health beyond the capacity of local communities. Disaster nursing focuses on meeting physical and emotional needs resulting from disasters. Disasters can be natural or man-made, and affect communities in different ways depending on factors like speed of onset and duration. The phases of disaster management include preparedness, response, rehabilitation, and mitigation. Nurses play an important role in all phases through activities like community assessment, triage, disease surveillance, and psychological support.
Natural disasters can severely injure or kill people and cause immense property damage. In 2010, natural disasters killed 295,000 people and cost insurers $218 billion globally. The 2011 Tsunami and earthquake in Japan killed over 10,000 people, while Hurricane Katrina in 2005 alone caused $81 billion in property damage to New Orleans, flooding 80% of the city under 15 feet of water and reducing the city's population. While natural disasters cannot be prevented, organizations help with relief efforts, rebuilding, and preparing for aftermaths that can include landslides and fires.
Disasters can be natural or man-made. Natural disasters include cyclones, earthquakes, tornados, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, wildfires, droughts, avalanches, and landslides. Man-made disasters involve human elements like negligence, intent, or technological failures and include nuclear bombings, acts of terrorism, and oil spills. The document then provides examples and details of some specific major natural and man-made disasters that have occurred throughout history.
This document discusses the history and evolution of MTV from its origins in 1981 introducing music videos through its transition to focus more on pop culture and youth lifestyle programming. It outlines how MTV expanded its brand through new channels, online properties, and global expansion while maintaining its core identity of being trendsetting, youth-focused entertainment.
This document provides information on finalists for the 2014 Midem Marketing Competition's "Best Use or Integration of Music" category. It lists 13 campaigns, including Beats by Dr. Dre's "#ShowYourColor" campaign, Beldent Random Music Fest for Mondelez International, and Converse Represent for Converse. Each campaign is summarized in a few sentences. The document concludes by noting that the 3 winners (Gold, Silver, and Bronze) will be announced on February 3rd during the Midem Innovation Show in the Riviera Hall main room.
The document discusses the history of audio-visual art and performance from the 1950s to the present. It covers early happenings by groups like the Situationist International and Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters that combined multimedia elements. It then moves to the emergence of video art and scratch video in the 1960s-1980s. The text outlines the rise of club culture and VJing in the 1980s-1990s and different styles that developed. It concludes by mentioning some influential artists and tools used in generative and data visualization works.
The document provides details about the proposed "Making Waves 2012" music festival in Newcastle, Australia. It discusses the rationale for hosting such a festival, including bringing the community together through music and celebrating local culture. The festival would be held on November 3rd at Empire Park on Bar Beach and feature both established and unsigned local artists performing acoustic, alternative rock, punk and hardcore music. It outlines plans for event scheduling, volunteer involvement, site layout, and evaluation metrics to determine the festival's success in engaging the community.
This document provides an overview of the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) music festival. It discusses the origins of EDC Orlando in 2011 and describes the unique elements that make up the festival experience, including elaborate costumes, interactive art installations, theatrical performers, and an extensive lineup of electronic music artists. The summary emphasizes that EDC aims to create an environment for self-expression and celebration through music, art, and community.
The document describes plans for the Feel the Wave Summerfest music and arts festival to be held at Montrose Beach in Chicago. The 3-day festival will feature diverse musical performances across multiple stages including rock, indie, country, hip hop and electronic dance music. It will also incorporate art installations, fashion shows, food vendors and children's activities to create a full experience for patrons. The organizers aim to attract over 50,000 attendees through promoting local and popular artists, and generate over $5 million in revenue for the city.
This presentation explores the human impacts, including stress, anxiety and mental illness that arise or are exacerbated by extreme weather events. For more information visit www.climateinstitute.org.au/explore-climate-change.html
Heatwaves, climate change and MelbourneJohn Englart
In this presentation I focus on how climate change, through rising temperatures and heatwaves, is already impacting the urban and social environment in Melbourne. It is a problem we need to address now, at all levels of Government, business and individual action.
The document provides instructions for a reading lesson about a story called "Heat Wave" that describes amazing things that happen on a Kansas farm during a heat wave. Students are asked to evaluate how the author uses elements of fantasy and realism to make the story funny and incredible. Key vocabulary words that will be encountered in the story are defined.
This document discusses heat waves, including what they are, how they occur, how to recognize one, and their effects. A heat wave is defined as an extended period of higher than normal temperatures. They can be dangerous to small children, elderly people, those with heart disease, and others. Climate change is a major factor in their increasing occurrence, intensity and duration. Two key reasons for heat waves are changes in air pressure patterns and depletion of the ozone layer. Recognizing a heat wave involves observing unseasonably warm temperatures, humidity levels, and durations of several days. Health effects include heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke resulting from the body's inability to cool itself.
The passage describes a heat wave and the effects of extremely high temperatures on the environment. It introduces characters that will perform exaggerated feats in the story and defines key vocabulary words related to weather and temperature, including affected, horizon, miscalculated, singe, temperature, and weather vane.
Heat Wave & Forest Fire Disaster Management PPTSarfaraj Gagan
The document discusses forest fires, including their causes, effects, and prevention methods. It notes that forest fires are generally started by lightning or human activities like arson or negligence. They can burn large areas and threaten people, wildlife, and infrastructure. The different fire layers - ground, surface, and crown - are described. Prevention strategies mentioned include education, banning risky activities in forests, controlled back burning, and having adequate firefighting resources.
This document discusses heat waves and cold waves. It defines heat waves as prolonged periods of excessive heat that can cause heat-related illnesses and deaths. Cold waves are periods of unusually cold air that can cause hypothermia, frostbite and affect infrastructure. The document details the causes, effects on humans, agriculture, livestock, and infrastructure for both heat waves and cold waves. It provides examples of historical heat waves and cold waves around the world and gives safety tips for dealing with extreme hot and cold weather.
Heat waves and their management tam 2013-05Vijay Kumar
The document discusses heat waves, their causes and impacts. It notes that heat waves occur when there are consecutive days with above average temperatures that humans and animals cannot tolerate. This can lead to heat-related illnesses and deaths in humans and livestock. Infrastructure like roads and railways are also damaged by extended heat. The document outlines measures to prevent heat-related issues like drinking plenty of water, wearing loose clothing, limiting outdoor activity and checking on vulnerable groups like children and elderly. Government agencies are advised to issue warnings and keep emergency response systems in place during heat waves.
This is Business Quiz from the Brand Trivia Series composed by Hitesh Kamboj.
Hitesh Kamboj Maintains a business Quizzing blog brandtriviatoday.blogspot.in Hitesh has been a very kind friend and shares our passion for knowledge dispersal.
--Ignored Learning Solutions LLP
This is Business Quiz from the Brand Trivia Series composed by Hitesh Kamboj.
Hitesh Kamboj Maintains a business Quizzing blog brandtriviatoday.blogspot.in Hitesh has been a very kind friend and shares our passion for knowledge dispersal.
-- Ignored Learning Solutions LLP
The document discusses forest fires, their causes and effects. It notes that forest fires are most commonly caused by environmental factors like lightning or dry conditions, as well as human factors such as shifting cultivation, grazing or intentional fires. Forest fires can have significant negative impacts such as loss of timber and biodiversity, reduced forest cover, soil erosion, and negative health and economic effects on surrounding communities. A case study describes the 1871 Peshtigo Fire in Wisconsin, which destroyed over 1 million acres and caused between 1,200-2,500 deaths, making it one of the worst forest fire disasters in American history.
The document discusses the Uttarakhand disaster of June 2013, when heavy rainfall caused devastating floods and landslides in the Indian state. It provides context on Uttarakhand's geography and describes how unusually heavy monsoon rains, combined with melting glaciers, caused rivers to overflow their banks, resulting in widespread destruction of property, infrastructure, and loss of lives. Human activities like unregulated construction, mining, and tourism development are also identified as exacerbating factors that increased the region's vulnerability to natural disasters.
Disaster management involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters. A disaster is defined as any event that causes damage, loss of life, or deterioration of health beyond the capacity of local communities. Disaster nursing focuses on meeting physical and emotional needs resulting from disasters. Disasters can be natural or man-made, and affect communities in different ways depending on factors like speed of onset and duration. The phases of disaster management include preparedness, response, rehabilitation, and mitigation. Nurses play an important role in all phases through activities like community assessment, triage, disease surveillance, and psychological support.
Natural disasters can severely injure or kill people and cause immense property damage. In 2010, natural disasters killed 295,000 people and cost insurers $218 billion globally. The 2011 Tsunami and earthquake in Japan killed over 10,000 people, while Hurricane Katrina in 2005 alone caused $81 billion in property damage to New Orleans, flooding 80% of the city under 15 feet of water and reducing the city's population. While natural disasters cannot be prevented, organizations help with relief efforts, rebuilding, and preparing for aftermaths that can include landslides and fires.
Disasters can be natural or man-made. Natural disasters include cyclones, earthquakes, tornados, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, wildfires, droughts, avalanches, and landslides. Man-made disasters involve human elements like negligence, intent, or technological failures and include nuclear bombings, acts of terrorism, and oil spills. The document then provides examples and details of some specific major natural and man-made disasters that have occurred throughout history.
This document discusses the history and evolution of MTV from its origins in 1981 introducing music videos through its transition to focus more on pop culture and youth lifestyle programming. It outlines how MTV expanded its brand through new channels, online properties, and global expansion while maintaining its core identity of being trendsetting, youth-focused entertainment.
This document provides information on finalists for the 2014 Midem Marketing Competition's "Best Use or Integration of Music" category. It lists 13 campaigns, including Beats by Dr. Dre's "#ShowYourColor" campaign, Beldent Random Music Fest for Mondelez International, and Converse Represent for Converse. Each campaign is summarized in a few sentences. The document concludes by noting that the 3 winners (Gold, Silver, and Bronze) will be announced on February 3rd during the Midem Innovation Show in the Riviera Hall main room.
The document discusses the history of audio-visual art and performance from the 1950s to the present. It covers early happenings by groups like the Situationist International and Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters that combined multimedia elements. It then moves to the emergence of video art and scratch video in the 1960s-1980s. The text outlines the rise of club culture and VJing in the 1980s-1990s and different styles that developed. It concludes by mentioning some influential artists and tools used in generative and data visualization works.
The document provides details about the proposed "Making Waves 2012" music festival in Newcastle, Australia. It discusses the rationale for hosting such a festival, including bringing the community together through music and celebrating local culture. The festival would be held on November 3rd at Empire Park on Bar Beach and feature both established and unsigned local artists performing acoustic, alternative rock, punk and hardcore music. It outlines plans for event scheduling, volunteer involvement, site layout, and evaluation metrics to determine the festival's success in engaging the community.
This document provides an overview of the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) music festival. It discusses the origins of EDC Orlando in 2011 and describes the unique elements that make up the festival experience, including elaborate costumes, interactive art installations, theatrical performers, and an extensive lineup of electronic music artists. The summary emphasizes that EDC aims to create an environment for self-expression and celebration through music, art, and community.
The document describes plans for the Feel the Wave Summerfest music and arts festival to be held at Montrose Beach in Chicago. The 3-day festival will feature diverse musical performances across multiple stages including rock, indie, country, hip hop and electronic dance music. It will also incorporate art installations, fashion shows, food vendors and children's activities to create a full experience for patrons. The organizers aim to attract over 50,000 attendees through promoting local and popular artists, and generate over $5 million in revenue for the city.
This document outlines a marketing campaign for Pepsi Cola that celebrates the brand's history from the 1970s-1980s. The campaign includes [1] vintage-style packaging of 1970s-1980s Pepsi bottles, [2] a Facebook application allowing users to view real photos from the past, [3] out-of-home advertising on buses, subways, and in parks, [4] a 30-second TV ad featuring archive footage from 1968, [5] print ads in newspapers recreating the style of the era, [6] social media posts with period-appropriate idioms, and [7] activations at music and cultural events to engage consumers. The goal is to leverage nostalgia to
Andrew Ballard is applying for a grant to fund a music festival called Making Waves 2012 in Newcastle, Australia. The festival will celebrate the culture of Newcastle through live music performances. It will be located at Empire Park in Bar Beach on November 3, 2012 to correspond with the end of the university semester. The festival aims to bring the community together and feature both established and up-and-coming local artists performing acoustic/roots, alternative rock and punk/hardcore music. It is expected to attract 1500-2000 people and include food/drink vendors in addition to the music. Volunteers will help set up and take down the event. The success of the festival will be evaluated based on achieving its objectives of engaging the community and promoting
Andrew Ballard is applying for a grant to fund a music festival called Making Waves 2012 in Newcastle, Australia. The festival will celebrate the culture of Newcastle through live music performances representing the city's beach, surf, and skate lifestyle. It will be held on November 3rd at Empire Park in Bar Beach and feature both established and unsigned local artists performing acoustic, alternative rock, and punk music. The goal is to bring the community together through music and promote local musicians while celebrating Newcastle's spirit. Evaluation will focus on community engagement and cultural enrichment outcomes.
Andrew Ballard is applying for a grant to fund a music festival called Making Waves 2012 in Newcastle, Australia. The festival will celebrate the culture of Newcastle through music performances representing the city's beach, surf, and skate lifestyle. It will be held on November 3rd at Empire Park in Bar Beach and feature both established and unsigned local artists performing acoustic, rock, and punk music. The goal is to bring the community together through music and promote local musicians while celebrating Newcastle's character. Evaluation will focus on community engagement and cultural enrichment outcomes.
This document proposes the Settlement Festival, an arts, music, and culture festival to take place in Belleville, Ontario. It outlines the festival's inspiration of bringing together explorers, talent, and community through culture and the arts. The festival would emphasize Belleville's strengths and identity. Sections describe plans for arts, music, and interactive components, involving local artists, performers, and partners from educational institutions. Logistics and profit structures are proposed, including sponsorships, camping, accommodations, transportation, and ticket levels. A diverse music lineup is suggested to attract attendees and profits. The goal is to create a unique experience for fans to enjoy Belleville through this new annual event.
Depeche Mode - Coultural Encounter- Camilo Bayonacabayonar
Small guitar effects pedals in the late 1950s distorted and modulated electric guitar signals, beginning a new era of music. In the late 1970s and 1980s, electronic instruments like synthesizers came to dominate genres like synth rock and electronic rock. Bands like Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode established signature electronic sounds through seminal albums in the 1980s that influenced mainstream pop and rock. Depeche Mode gave a powerful concert in Bogota, Colombia in 2009 that was celebrated as releasing pent-up anticipation from fans who had longed to see the band perform in their country.
NovoMix is a proposed one-day music, art, dance and film festival to be held on February 16th, 2013 in Newcastle, Australia's CBD. The festival aims to celebrate Newcastle's unique culture and community by featuring both local and international artists across a variety of music genres, as well as local dance, art, film and food. It is expected to attract 1000-1500 people aged 18-35 and will run from 11am to 11pm, incorporating live music, performances, displays and film screenings throughout indoor and outdoor venues across the city center.
This document outlines the mission and goals of enCORE, an organization committed to highlighting and supporting local artists in Harlingen, Texas. enCORE's mission is to shine a light on local artistic talents and unify the art scene through a monthly festival featuring music, theater, poetry, film, fashion, food, art, and dance. The festivals aim to revitalize an underused area and bring a more diverse demographic to the city through free artistic expression. enCORE believes the local art scene is already vibrant and just needs a platform to be showcased.
The document provides an overview of plans for an urban waterfront area with 3 key aspects:
1. Creating habitat and improving the seam between land and water with a new seawall.
2. Enhancing connectivity and activity along the waterfront with neighborhood routes and street-level activity.
3. Fostering a vibrant cultural community through public art, creative engagement, and inviting citizens to dream together on a grand scale.
Plutopia 2011 will explore the concept of play through four aspects: social play, action play, mental play, and sound play. The event will include interactive installations, performances, talks, exhibits, projections, food, drinks and emerging technologies. It will be an official SXSW event on March 14, 2011 in Austin, attracting around 1,500 attendees. Plutopia aims to create unique "sense events" that converge science, technology, art and entertainment to encourage positive views of the future.
Chew is an online streaming community for DJs and electronic music fans. It allows DJs at all levels, from bedroom to professional, to broadcast live mixes and build an audience. Over 5,000 hours have been broadcast since launching in May 2015, with over 16,000 registered DJs and 35,000 hours watched. Chew is partnering with brands like MTV to stream events and sees potential in revenue from Pro accounts, events, and merchandise. It aims to be the global community for the electronic music world in the same way Twitch is for gaming.
Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) is the largest electronic dance music festival in North America, held annually in Las Vegas. It features major electronic music artists and DJs across multiple stages incorporating genres like house, techno, drum and bass and dubstep. EDC aims to inspire individuals through music, art installations, and carnival rides/performers in a colorful, interactive environment. The multi-day event draws hundreds of thousands of attendees each year and millions of dollars in economic impact for Las Vegas.
The document summarizes an African American music festival called the African American Music EXPO that will take place over three days in September 2012 in Newark, New Jersey. It provides details on the location, entertainment, food, crafts and commercial vendors at the event. The document promotes sponsorship opportunities for the festival and its goal of supporting arts education in New Jersey while gaining market share for the state.
The fossils found in Dmanisi, Georgia are changing understandings of early human migration out of Africa. Dating to 1.8 million years ago, the Dmanisi hominids are the earliest remains of the genus Homo found outside of Africa and represent the most primitive population of Homo erectus. They have small brains and bodies, challenging the idea that early humans migrated when they became larger and more intelligent. The multiple well-preserved skeletons from Dmanisi also provide new insights into the evolution of early Homo body structure and locomotion. A planned exhibit will tour major universities in the Philippines over 6 months to showcase casts of the Dmanisi skulls and other artifacts to help explain this significant rewriting
This document provides a public relations plan for Techcombank to support the "Inherit the Tradition, Increase Prosperity" campaign commemorating the 1000 year anniversary of Thang Long Hanoi. The objectives are to promote Techcombank as a credible voice and highlight its heritage. The PR strategy includes media tactics across print, online and TV to publicize events and messaging about tradition and prosperity. A phased approach is outlined including launching a website, holding public events, and sponsoring educational programs.
The document proposes activation ideas to help consumers experience TH's largest world-class cow farm. It includes plans for a TH Cow Kingdom pavilion at the flagship store featuring interactive exhibits on the farm's quality processes of safety, high nutrients, and great taste. A fresh milk bar at retail stores and a fresh milk drop lounge in offices would promote TH milk through product displays, videos, and sampling led by TH milk geniuses. A mobile classroom would bring the farm experience to schools through origami, talks, breakfast, and a cow demonstration. The activations aim to communicate TH's commitment to quality and make drinking fresh milk a daily habit.
The campaign aims to increase awareness of Bayer's rice farming solution through contests, educational activities, and media promotions across the Mekong Delta region. A multi-stage contest will select the top rice farmers based on their knowledge, talents, farming skills, and results using Bayer's process. The winner will be awarded cash and a title as the "Bayer Millionaire" in a final broadcast event.
The document provides an agenda and details for a launch event to promote Standard Chartered's Priority Banking services in Vietnam. The event will be held at the Park Hyatt Saigon hotel and transform the space into a replica of the Kodak Theater. Around 300 guests including high-net-worth individuals, business owners, and media representatives will attend. The agenda includes transforming the hotel entrance into an Oscar-style walkway, a photowall where guests can take pictures, and an exhibit asking "What are your priorities?". The program will feature a video, presentations on priority banking packages and benefits, and a Broadway-style dance number to unveil the new Priority Banking card. Entertainment and a dinner buff
The document describes the Wonderful Moments Activation presentation by Violet Communications. It proposes engaging customers by emphasizing positive moments in life and brand experiences. Activities include installing conversation booths in buildings to record interviews about wonderful memories over Nescafe coffee. The interviews would be available online and on USB drives. Other activities promote well-being and distribute coffee samples in offices to activate the brand and highlight positive moments.
This document provides a presentation for a PR launch campaign for Gau Do Instant Porridge. The agency is tasked with developing an effective PR campaign from March 20th to April 30th with a budget of 2 billion VND. The challenges are to generate awareness and trial among new users, own the instant porridge category by associating it with homemade porridge, and drive continued consumption. The strategy is to position Gau Do as genuine homemade porridge quality with added vitamin B. The PR campaign will be executed through branded and natural content across various media and influencers.
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The document outlines plans for several Chivas Regal events in Vietnam, including:
1) A "Great White Way" event in Hanoi featuring world-renowned musicals and ballet performances.
2) A "Music Fete" at Halong Bay featuring concerts by classical musicians Yanni and Lang Lang.
3) The "Chivas Gala", a celebration of Vietnam's history and culture through adaptations of famous theatrical shows.
HP Print was a presentation about promoting HP's ePrint technology through a campaign called HP District. The campaign would target professionals aged 30-49 and create interactive demo stations to showcase ePrint's convenience. HP District would be presented as a place that champions innovation and convenience, reflecting HP's brand pillars. The campaign look and feel would take inspiration from modern ad campaigns. Key activities included business partnerships, idea sharing zones, and engaging the public at activity zones to make ePrint the norm for convenient printing.
The event will introduce Jotun's new Majestic Quality Paint that is free of APEO, educate guests on the harmful effects of APEO through interactive displays and performances, and recognize Jotun's contributions to delivering safe, high quality products through speeches and a ceremonial toast.
This document outlines Venus Communications' proposed campaign for Lactacyd FH & Lactacyd Confidence brands. The campaign, called "What Women Want" or WWW, aims to provide a venue for women to express themselves and build confidence. It will include a website, in-store merchandising, agent visits to pharmacies, and a gathering event in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The event will feature exhibits, games, a performance, and speaker presentations to educate attendees and strengthen the brand. Overall, the WWW campaign seeks to inspire women and communicate key messages about Lactacyd products through an engaging series of pre-event, event, and post-event activities.
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Human Plan
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- Reception Helper plan
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ons
1 6 VVIP • VVIP recepting
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Get off • VIP ushering to the seat
• welcoming and guiding VIP
• drawing VIP list name on
Vip rest- WECOME
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2. The Brief
Create a concept for a Summer Activity covering
big cities in Vietnam
-Targetting Teenagers aged 14-19 years old
- Theme must be related to appreciation of Music
-Will attract 10K Pax Attendees
The event must be/have:
Music Experience
Refreshing
Lift Teens Up
Initial Ideas from Client:
Camping
Festival
Fair
3. Everyone knows that summer is the
best time of the year!
No school.
Full Day of Playing and Dancing in the street
The Fresh Summer Flowers & Fruits.
The warm sounds of the Summer Wind
The textured smell of sea salt water.
4. It’s a perfect time to quench the
thirst & experience the refreshing
benefit of COKE.
5. HEATWAVE
Heatwave is a campaign encouraging all teens to make strides in
creating, sharing and appreciating refreshing music reflective of
youth and summer fun.
The campaign motivates people to enjoy summer and take an
active role in taking a more refreshing outlook while enjoying the
refreshing benefits of COKE.
6.
7. This coming summer, Coke will engage and
challenge the youth in reminding that
Coke is the perfect companion to lift
them up, refreshing them physically and
emotionally.
The campaign, entitled Heatwave, will be about owning the
summer season, and introducing new ways to enjoy life
and music through summer’s exciting visuals amd
activities. The ff. thrusts will be communicated as well:
- Summer = Fun = Coke
- Coke supports Vietnam Music and in helping Teens
blossom to their highest music potential.
8. WELCOME to the Coolest and Hottest Event of Summer!
Heatwave Funky
YouTunes CIty City Art Pop UP Heatwave Camp
Crown Promo
Digital Maximization Ambiant and Activation Consumer Promo Main Event
Music Appreciation and
Education for young
Foster an appreciation Bring the summer sand and Enjoy summer’s heatwave people. Plus Live Concert
community for new wave to the city.Publicize and reinforce the need to featuring hottest
music wave and Coke campaign, main event and buy and drink coke and performers in town and
lovers. the brand and excite them win prizes in the process. overseas. All Under the
about summer SUN.
9. The campaign will be
introduced through a
citywide merchandising
and installation
announcing the start of
summer days in
Vietnam.
10. HEATWAVE
City ART POP-UP
On Ground Maximization
STREETS PARTNER
ESTABLISHMENTS MALLS & POS
1) Street
1) HEATWAVE Table 1) Coke Heatwave
Merchandising on
Tops REFRESH
major thoroughfares
2) Posters LOUNGE
3) Decorative 2) Beach
2) Street Musicians &
Mobiles Caricature & Photo
Artists
Booth
3) Posters
4) music jukebox
11. HEATWAVE
City ART POP UP
Beach pop-up visuals will be
installed in main thoroughfares to
provide ambient advertising and
invite targets and the public.
Dong Khoi Halong Street Tran Phu Street
12. Heatwave Refresh Pop-up Lounges will be
Heatwave installed in major malls and parks in the city.
Lounge will provide coke beverage, premium
City ART POP UP items for sale, computer terminals for website
access and free wifi for everyone.
Computer Terminals
Summer Music
Free WIFI
Branded Premium Items
Coke Beverage For Sale
13. Street artists and photo pop-up
Heatwave booths will be situated around
ART the city to do souvenir henna
tattoo and caricature portraits in
a beach setting.
14. As most of the TEENS are connected online, a digital maximization
will be implemented to engage the pubic and solicit entries for
Coke Music Camp .
YouTunes CITY
Youtunes will serve as a channel for young people to develop and
Your friendly Summer Music Neighborhood
showcase their musical talents through collaborative work with
fellow artists, art lovers and performers.
Lift Teens UP!
Youtunes is a movement
encouraging teens to
express themselves through
music. It aims to foster
refreshing collaboration and
celebration of different
forms and expression of
musical artistry into a level
of greater heights never
been heard or seen before .
15. HelloTunes Talent Wave - Unveil Your
YouPODS Hot SUMMER WAVE
Hottest Musical Best
where users can create, share, Users can team up with their fellow music Planet
copy and enjoy music created by lovers and share mp3 and videos of vocal Games, Apps and downloadable
fellow music lovers. prowess, dance dynamics and musical wallpapers, coke music, stickers,coke
creations for others to like, feedback and art and other contents for people to
comment. use and share with friends.
300 entries will be chosen to participate in the Optional: Heatwave Coke Radio
COke Heatwave Summer Camp in each city.
16. Teens will be invited to gather in a modern architecture
design by the beach shore. Design Inspiration comes from
HEATWAVE
Sydney Opera House. The patterns represent the sun rays
which represent what the objective of the main event. We
The COKE COVE 1 want to depict the different layers of talent and artistry
innate in Vietnamese teens.
Lift Teens UP!
We want to create an impressive landmark where we can
project brand images of Coke, Vietnam and the event and
a sturcture that will stand out against the background of
the calm Vietnam shores.
17. Coke shaped enclosure
HEATWAVE will be the main event
location near the beach.
The COKE COVE 2 Giant coke towers will
accentuate the Camp
Lift Teens UP! Entrance.
The panels will be decorated with COKE branding and
HEATWAVE designs - 360.
19. Music Camp will be have a 2-day filled with activities
HEATWAVE
dedicated to promote promising music talents (Music
Camp ) and provide refreshing entertainment for Coke
Music Camp aficionados/spectators (Live Concert). Coke Beverage
Stations and Sponsor Booths will be spread around the
Lift Teens UP! Camp.
World Music
Heritage +
Vietnamese
Heritage
+Emerging
Mucis Genre Recital Concert
Vocals Basics Dance Music
Basics w/ Popular
Lecture Dynamics Writing
Celebrities
Day-Long Activities
WAVE Ripple Sweat Wild Summer Catwalk
Chart Huts Do-Re-Mi Center Top 300!
Effect Sports and Tunes
Karaoke Haven Interactive Area for
Photobooths and
exhibit of camper’s
Hot Dudes and
Contemporary Music Learning / education for and work, interactive Music Area
basics of music souvenir photo Fun, Sports and Babes, Fashion &
for Hitlist Lovers to (songwriting, singing, website, bluetooth
stations. Music Music
listen. dance) stations
20. HEATWAVE “Everybody knows that you need nothing if you
have the SUN, BEACH and COKE”
The COKE FUNKY CROWN PROMO
Collect specially labelled coca cola bottle crowns :
in exchange of premium
items at Coke Refresh
Pop-Up Lounges
in exchange of entrance
to camp
INSTANT PRIZES and
SUN BEACH ♥♥♥ COKE in BALI/
PHUKET/ PHU QUOC
SUN BEACH ♥♥♥ COKE in Bali!
21. The Music Camp will culminate in a live concert filling the
venue with vibrant youth energy and refreshing music
HEATWAVE from both local and international music and dance artists.
Select Coke Music Campers will perform with the guests.
Music Concert
2PM Kaba Modern
Taeyoung
Jabbawockeez
Wonder Girls
Lee Hyori
22. Corporate Partners
1. Raffles College.
• Fashion design department:
Summer Catwalk Tunes. 2. Nivea Vietnam.
Besides that, we also have • Because of outdoor
educational consultants to activities under the
help teenagers orient their sun, they might need
future career. sun block lotion.
4. Mobilefone.
3. Samsung mobile.
• Mobilefone has a call package
• One of the activities in the
called “Q-Teen” which dedicated
Camp will be using
for teenagers. “Q-Teen” has lots of
Samsung mobile phone to
interesting preferences.
support for Chart Huts
100 SMS(internal network)/
Karaoke Heaven. It’s like
day with only 3000 VND
using new Samsung Wave to
640 VND/minute(internal
record a song and share it to
call) within Happy hours
everyone.
Free 15MB/month using
Mobile Internet.
23. HEATWAVE
Summary
2 3
1
Awareness & Recogntion +
Recogntion of Expression and Advocacy and
Teens Gifts empowerment Sharing to
benefit others
Street Merchandising
City Art Pop-Up
Street Artists
Coke Refresh Lounge
Coke Cove - Camp and Concert
Launch of Youtunes Call of Entries
Engagement Announcement of Promo Winners
Instant Prizes
Funky Crown Promo
Music Camp