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    The visual arts are created based on one’s influences and inspirations that surround them. It’s a form of expression for most artists as this is how they communicate feelings without directly speaking them. Some artists practice is so powerful‚ it shapes and effects significant events in society. This is achieved by inspiring the audience who may change their mind about a certain issue or encourage the audience to embrace and support a significant issue/event/cause. 2 well renowned artists‚ Barbara

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    Hamilton Chemicals as an electrical engineer for the past 26 years‚ has recently been promoted to management. His new position is engineering design services manager. He has 20 engineers from all disciplines reporting to him. The unit has not been performing well. Morale and performance are at all-time low. During the past two years‚ the unit’s productivity has fallen by 25 percent‚ absenteeism has risen by 10 percent‚ and job related injuries have risen by 12%. Andrew suspects that the problem have

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    asserts the importance of different systems of transformations‚ which vary greatly from culture to culture‚ and over historical periods and movements. In Performance Studies‚ Schechner asserts that “Performing onstage‚ performing in special social situations (public ceremonies‚ for example)‚ and performing in everyday life are a continuum”. (Schechner‚ 2002‚ p.143) We can’t argue that each and every one of us is a way a ‘performer’ as our engagement in real life and interactive groups is often interchangeable

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    Jft2 Task2 JFT2 Task 2 A1) Financial strengths and weaknesses of the symphony Financial weaknesses of the symphony are cash flow due to low fund raising‚ and high expenses resulting from artist compensation. Financial strengths of the symphony consist of high ticket sales and a large amount of concerts performed during the year resulting in high gross revenue. Leadership strengths of the symphony would be in part to Keith Lockhart’s report with the musicians‚ and his artistic vision. Leadership weaknesses

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    ancestors to ensure the success of his ezomo’s campaign.2 With this in mind‚ the guards discussed earlier could be an embodiment of ancestors in animal form‚ rather than nature deities. The forms of the figures are not clear. The inclusion of Akenzua performing sacrifices shows Ehenua that it was not solely he who was responsible for the victory; Akenzua also played a part in defeating his enemies. The Portuguese soldiers standing around Ehenua also have meaning. Their presence portrays the extent to which

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    jostle around in some dark dingy trailer. Even when they actually perform‚ these animals suffer stress and abuse. The use of animals as entertainment in the circus should be forbidden. To begin with‚ performing animals suffer unnecessary and often dangerous amounts of stress not only while performing‚ but during transport as well. A general guideline for transporting animals calls for a cage that allows the animals to turn around and lie down comfortably. However‚ most circuses shackle the animals

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    for the superior performance of an organization‚ they operate in different ways. Operational Effectiveness: Performing similar activities better than rivals perform them. Operational effectiveness includes but is not limited to efficiency. It refers to many practices that allow a company to better utilize its inputs. Strategy: Performing different activities from rivals’ or performing similar activities in different ways. I. Operational Effectiveness Is Not Strategy According to Porter‚

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    ‘To what extent does imagery improve sport performance and how does it work’ Author – Romeo Ugbene Introduction Mental Imagery also known as visualization is defined as ‘ imagining of the execution of an action without actually performing the action (Cumming & Ramsey 2009 p.5). Imagery is a popular psychological technique which has vastly been used in order to improve an athletes sport performance‚ although there have been many conflicting research proposals in which suggest that imagery

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    accompany the heroes of the story and caricature their behaviour in comical and ironical ways. The best known of these figures is Semar. In Old Javanese texts the panakawan do‚ however‚ not appear; they seem to be a specific creation of the performance art of wayang; only the Sudamala story features the panakawan Semar. Candi Jago has depictions of seven different narratives‚ not all of them showing panakawan figures. Another characteristic wayang feature is the depiction of the hairdo of the heroes‚

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    of fun. People would think that they are harmless‚ but in reality they’re filled with abuse‚ fear‚ and neglect. While most famous shows claim that the animals are well kept and treated fairly‚ many sources seem to believe otherwise. Most of the performing animals belong in the wild where they can run free. Circuses are traveling constantly which means that the animals are too. The animals are kept in cages that aren’t even spacious enough for them. Most people would think that the trainers or workers

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