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The document discusses the design choices made for a music project's main product and ancillary texts. A natural, earthy color palette was used throughout to match the acoustic genre. Two fonts were selected to fit the soft music's look and feel. Recurring images of a girl by a tree were used as motifs across products to show continuity. The music video incorporated typical genre shots like close-ups and long shots to fit the slow, fluid narrative. Images across ancillary tasks promoted the music's style and built motifs while maintaining a simple, rounded design. Industry information was included as required but contact details were omitted to avoid distraction.
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Jane Doe
Mobile: 09171234567
Email: jane@businessdan.com
We specialize in selling and leasing commercial and residential properties in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
Our team of experienced brokers can assist you in finding the perfect property based on your needs and budget. We have access to a wide inventory of listings from condominium units to houses and lots.
We also provide property management services to landlords. Contact us today to discuss how we can help you with your real estate needs!
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This document discusses network marketing and addresses common myths about the industry. It defines network marketing as direct selling where distributors are compensated for both selling products and building a network of other distributors. It then debunks five common myths: 1) that network marketing is a pyramid scheme, 2) most people fail, 3) it is a get-rich-quick scheme, 4) you need to be a great salesperson, and 5) you can build residual income without investing time. It emphasizes that network marketing requires building long-term relationships and is a legitimate business model.
Running in Place
The document discusses key aspects of a market economy including how consumer preferences and the costs of production and resources determine what is produced. It also explains how self-interest drives both consumers, who buy what they prefer, and producers, who make what they think will be most profitable. As an example, it analyzes options for producing an athletic shoe considering skilled versus unskilled labor and whether to license the Beckett brand, recommending an option to appeal to athletes, teenagers, and middle-class families.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to experience these benefits.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the design choices made for a music project's main product and ancillary texts. A natural, earthy color palette was used throughout to match the acoustic genre. Two fonts were selected to fit the soft music's look and feel. Recurring images of a girl by a tree were used as motifs across products to show continuity. The music video incorporated typical genre shots like close-ups and long shots to fit the slow, fluid narrative. Images across ancillary tasks promoted the music's style and built motifs while maintaining a simple, rounded design. Industry information was included as required but contact details were omitted to avoid distraction.
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Jane Doe
Mobile: 09171234567
Email: jane@businessdan.com
We specialize in selling and leasing commercial and residential properties in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
Our team of experienced brokers can assist you in finding the perfect property based on your needs and budget. We have access to a wide inventory of listings from condominium units to houses and lots.
We also provide property management services to landlords. Contact us today to discuss how we can help you with your real estate needs!
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This document discusses network marketing and addresses common myths about the industry. It defines network marketing as direct selling where distributors are compensated for both selling products and building a network of other distributors. It then debunks five common myths: 1) that network marketing is a pyramid scheme, 2) most people fail, 3) it is a get-rich-quick scheme, 4) you need to be a great salesperson, and 5) you can build residual income without investing time. It emphasizes that network marketing requires building long-term relationships and is a legitimate business model.
Running in Place
The document discusses key aspects of a market economy including how consumer preferences and the costs of production and resources determine what is produced. It also explains how self-interest drives both consumers, who buy what they prefer, and producers, who make what they think will be most profitable. As an example, it analyzes options for producing an athletic shoe considering skilled versus unskilled labor and whether to license the Beckett brand, recommending an option to appeal to athletes, teenagers, and middle-class families.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to experience these benefits.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the evaluation of a music project's main product and ancillary texts. [1] Earthy, natural colors like browns, greys, and greens were used throughout the products and video to match the acoustic genre. [2] Two fonts, 'Opus Plain chords' and 'Bush Script MT', were used consistently to fit the soft, natural theme. [3] Recurring images of a girl by a tree were featured to develop visual motifs across all pieces.
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Media Evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music videos based on Andrew Goodwin's theories. Key points:
1. The music video matches the editing pace to the music but uses longer shots for calmer parts to match the song's feelings.
2. A narrative format was chosen to represent the song's heartbreak theme over more upbeat styles.
3. Greyscale and slow motion shots signify memories, connecting the visuals to lyrics.
4. Continuity of style, colors, fonts and natural themes across products builds the artist's branding identity.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the evaluation of a music project's main product and ancillary texts. [1] Earthy, natural colors like browns, greys, and greens were used throughout the products and video to match the acoustic genre. [2] Two fonts, 'Opus Plain chords' and 'Bush Script MT', were used consistently to fit the soft, natural theme. [3] Recurring images of a girl by a tree were featured to develop visual motifs across all pieces.
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This document discusses network marketing and addresses common myths about the industry. It defines network marketing as direct selling where distributors are compensated for both selling products and building a network of other distributors. It then debunks five common myths: 1) that network marketing is a pyramid scheme, 2) most people fail, 3) it is a get-rich-quick scheme, 4) you need to be a great salesperson, and 5) you can build residual income without investing time. It encourages building a long-term business with residual income through relationships over time.
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This document discusses the concept of financial freedom and wealth creation through leveraging one's time and resources. It explains the "cashflow quadrant" model which divides people into employees, self-employed individuals, business owners, and investors - with true wealth residing on the right side as a business owner or investor. Network marketing is presented as a simple way to move from the left to right side by building a home-based business leveraging the time and efforts of others in one's organization. Several common myths about network marketing are addressed, clarifying that it is a legitimate business model when operated properly, not a pyramid scheme.
Media Evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music videos based on Andrew Goodwin's theories. Key points:
1. The music video matches the editing pace to the music but uses longer shots for calmer parts to match the song's feelings.
2. A narrative format was chosen to represent the song's heartbreak theme over more upbeat styles.
3. Greyscale and slow motion shots signify memories, connecting the visuals to lyrics.
4. Continuity of style, colors, fonts and natural themes across products builds the artist's branding identity.
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The document discusses the history and current state of climate change research. It notes that scientific consensus has formed around the occurrence of climate change due to human activity like fossil fuel burning. The document warns that if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, the planet could warm dangerously in the coming decades and centuries with severe consequences.
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Saddam Hussein shakes hands with American diplomat Donald Rumsfeld in 1983, showing relations between Iraq and the United States were positive at that time. Removing Saddam from power has had negative consequences as Iraq was more stable under his rule and groups like Al Qaeda did not have a strong presence there. Some sources also indicate public services like healthcare were better before the U.S. invasion.
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Outdoor Amenities of DMCI Zinnia Towers
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