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Romarco Corporate Presentation - September 2011
This corporate presentation discusses Romarco and its Haile Gold Mine project. It provides an overview of Romarco as a gold development company focused on US production. The presentation highlights the mining history of the area around the Haile Gold Mine in South Carolina. It also emphasizes Romarco's ongoing community involvement and strong local relationships through local hiring and spending.
Prior 2012 Mexican Presidential Election
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Go Blue Marketing Strategy 2013
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ROMARCO - Corporate Presentation MAY 2012
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Evaluation
This document discusses different methods for checking door opening designs, including peer checking, structured walkthroughs, and desk checking. Peer checking involves having colleagues review a design, while structured walkthroughs schedule a formal review meeting. Desk checking refers to an individual designer verifying their own work. Each method has advantages and disadvantages for evaluating whether a door opening solution meets specifications.
Senkaku Islands Disputes: Maritime Security Challenges for the Asia Pacific R...
1. The document discusses the maritime security challenges posed by China's disputes with Japan over the Senkaku Islands and with the Philippines over the Spratly Islands.
2. China has established control of Scarborough Shoal near the Philippines and increased its paramilitary presence in the South China and East China Seas, heightening security concerns.
3. Overlapping fishing and patrols in the disputed waters increases the risk of accidental clashes that could escalate into violent conflicts, threatening regional maritime security and stability.
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Romarco Corporate Presentation - September 2011
This corporate presentation discusses Romarco and its Haile Gold Mine project. It provides an overview of Romarco as a gold development company focused on US production. The presentation highlights the mining history of the area around the Haile Gold Mine in South Carolina. It also emphasizes Romarco's ongoing community involvement and strong local relationships through local hiring and spending.
Prior 2012 Mexican Presidential Election
The document discusses the 2012 Mexican presidential election between candidates from three main parties: PAN, PRI, and PRD. It describes the divisions within PAN that weakened candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota's campaign. It outlines how PRI aligned political and business interests behind candidate Enrique Peña Nieto. It also notes that PRD candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and his leftist coalition struggled to build new leadership and offer a positive vision, instead relying on conspiracy theories. Polls indicated the election would be very close.
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A short PowerPoint presentation summarizing the Go Blue Central America target markets and the marketing strategy
ROMARCO - Corporate Presentation MAY 2012
This document provides a cautionary statement for a corporate presentation by Romarco in May 2012. It cautions that the presentation contains forward-looking statements regarding the Haile Gold project's technical report projections for costs, production, timing, and economic analyses that are based on certain assumptions and may prove incorrect. It also qualifies that the scientific information was extracted from technical reports whose authors are qualified persons.
Evaluation
This document discusses different methods for checking door opening designs, including peer checking, structured walkthroughs, and desk checking. Peer checking involves having colleagues review a design, while structured walkthroughs schedule a formal review meeting. Desk checking refers to an individual designer verifying their own work. Each method has advantages and disadvantages for evaluating whether a door opening solution meets specifications.
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3. Overlapping fishing and patrols in the disputed waters increases the risk of accidental clashes that could escalate into violent conflicts, threatening regional maritime security and stability.
Risk assessment1
this shows the risks of where we will be shooting a floor plan of the location and photos from the area.
Risk assessment
this is showing where we will be shooting, the risks and a floor plan of the location
Risk assessment
this shows where we will be shooting and the risks in the area, including photos and floor plans
Risk assessment
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible and prevent injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment should be done before filming begins and document all identified hazards and risks in an organized table. This will help create a safer environment for the crew to work in.
Risk assessment
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
Risk assessment1
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
Risk assessment
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand allows the group to have a safer filming environment and avoid injuries that could hinder production. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table for easy reference.
Risk assessment
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Our audience
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Our audience
The document discusses determining the target audience for an advertising campaign. The primary audience is identified as late teens aged 18-20, as this age group frequently attends parties and clubs. Their typical budget would be limited, as many are starting university or working jobs. The secondary audience is young adults aged 20-30, who are still actively socializing. The gender of the audience is not a main focus, as only male voices will be used in the ad.
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A bottle and cup chat at a party about their nights. The bottle came with his friend JD and spent the night dancing, while the cup came with his brothers and coworkers. The cup expresses a desire to be headphones instead of a cup so that he could be listened to more individually rather than as part of a group like his brothers. The bottle agrees that he wishes to be a picture frame to hold memories rather than a bottle.
10viralvids2
This document discusses 6 different viral advertisement videos and analyzes elements like camera work, targeted audiences, and how the videos demonstrate concepts like the rule of thirds. For the first video about lactose-free milk, it notes the consistent positioning of the glass on the right side of screen and woman on the left. It then examines 5 other viral ads, commenting on their uses of camera angles, effects, subjects, and how they could inspire the creator's own viral video project.
10viralvids
This document analyzes and summarizes four viral advertisement videos. It discusses the techniques used in each video, including their use of camera angles, subjects, targeted audiences, and storytelling approaches. The first video demonstrates the "rule of thirds" through a conversation between a woman and glass of milk. The second advertises candy for children in a simple, humorous style. The third is a public service announcement about drug use featuring a dog as the main subject and various filming techniques. The fourth analyzes the videos to understand how to craft effective viral ads.
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Risk assessment
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible and prevent injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment should be done before filming begins and document all identified hazards and risks in an organized table. This will help create a safer environment for the crew to work in.
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Risk assessment1
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Risk assessment
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Our audience
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The document discusses determining the target audience for an advertising campaign. The primary audience is identified as late teens aged 18-20, as this age group frequently attends parties and clubs. Their typical budget would be limited, as many are starting university or working jobs. The secondary audience is young adults aged 20-30, who are still actively socializing. The gender of the audience is not a main focus, as only male voices will be used in the ad.
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A bottle and cup chat at a party about their nights. The bottle came with his friend JD and spent the night dancing, while the cup came with his brothers and coworkers. The cup expresses a desire to be headphones instead of a cup so that he could be listened to more individually rather than as part of a group like his brothers. The bottle agrees that he wishes to be a picture frame to hold memories rather than a bottle.
10viralvids2
This document discusses 6 different viral advertisement videos and analyzes elements like camera work, targeted audiences, and how the videos demonstrate concepts like the rule of thirds. For the first video about lactose-free milk, it notes the consistent positioning of the glass on the right side of screen and woman on the left. It then examines 5 other viral ads, commenting on their uses of camera angles, effects, subjects, and how they could inspire the creator's own viral video project.
10viralvids
This document analyzes and summarizes four viral advertisement videos. It discusses the techniques used in each video, including their use of camera angles, subjects, targeted audiences, and storytelling approaches. The first video demonstrates the "rule of thirds" through a conversation between a woman and glass of milk. The second advertises candy for children in a simple, humorous style. The third is a public service announcement about drug use featuring a dog as the main subject and various filming techniques. The fourth analyzes the videos to understand how to craft effective viral ads.