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The document discusses different elements of sound that can be used in films including diegetic and non-diegetic sound. It prompts the reader to analyze sequences from several films to identify dialogue, sound effects, and music, and how they are used to create specific effects. The document also explains the differences between scores and soundtracks.
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小著「長野県庁の『不都合な真実』」の背景にある考えは、住民に奉仕する行政を実現させたいとの「住民第一主義」でした。市役所は市民への奉仕のためにあるとの当然のことが、職員の心の隅々まで行き渡らなければ、あらゆる政策はすべて虚しいものとなります。市民第一主義の徹底は、全ての政策の土台であり、強い意志で実現する必要があります。
◇ 政策目標 ◇
行政品質の向上
行財政改革
中山間地振興
公共施設の維持
観光振興
スポーツを軸としたまちづくり
人口減少社会への対応
教育・文化施策の充実と合理化
地域活性化
経済活性化
働く女性支援
農業支援
子育て・子育ち支援
介護予防施策の充実
長野市地域包括支援センター新設・廃合の計画
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◎平成25年度から26年度以降の地域包括支援センター整備計画
・市直営北部センターは平成25年12月31日に廃止
・信州新町・中条地区をカバーするセンターを26年度以降に新設する方向で調整中
・平成26年度松代地域にセンター新設
British Board of Film Classification
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) was established in 1912 as the independent, non-governmental organization responsible for rating films released in the UK based on their content. The BBFC developed in response to varying censorship standards imposed by local authorities on films. It aims to make ratings judgments that are acceptable nationally while maintaining independence from the film industry and pressure groups. The BBFC solely determines the age groups that can view films in theaters or purchase them in the UK based on ratings of U, PG, 3, 12, 15, 18, or R18.
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