This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed author and was published on October 10, 2015 in Gazzetta di Parma. The newspaper has a readership of 208,000 people and a circulation of 33,074 copies.
1) Cinematography techniques like high angle shots and side angles are used to represent female characters as vulnerable and less significant compared to male characters who are shown as powerful through reverse tracking shots and being the point of interest in over-the-shoulder shots.
2) Sound design with a fast heartbeat in music and a gunshot represent a male as frightened but a female as powerful, deviating from stereotypes. Dog barking represents a male as strong and aggressive.
3) Editing with flash cuts portray a male's sense of urgency while short cuts of a female show her as quick-thinking, going against typical views of the genders.
dec 7 2015 roundtables-learning beyond the lmsJeff Potocki
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The document summarizes a meeting discussion about tracking informal learning beyond traditional learning management systems (LMS). It introduces the Tin Can API, which can track a variety of learning experiences including on-the-job training and learning from peers. Tin Can uses statements with an actor, verb, and object format to record learning activities in a learning record store. While it provides more comprehensive tracking than SCORM, adopting Tin Can requires technology resources and may require a change in culture to support self-reported learning tracking. The discussion covers how companies can get started with Tin Can and addresses considerations around requirements, implications, and learner perspectives.
This document discusses global warming and its causes and effects. It states that global warming is caused by both natural phenomena like methane gas releases as well as human activities such as burning fossil fuels. Some of the documented effects of global warming include rising sea levels which threaten coastal communities, melting glaciers and permafrost, more frequent and severe storms, widespread species extinction by 2050, disappearance of coral reefs, spread of diseases, economic consequences, more wildfires, and increased air pollution and smog.
This curriculum vitae is for Syed Mohd. Irfan, who has over 17 years of experience working for the Indian Army Corps of Signals in roles such as data entry operator, exchange operator, account clerk, and office clerk. He currently works as a field engineer officer for Reliance Jio. Irfan obtained a high school degree from UP Board Allahabad in 1995, an intermediate degree from UP Board Allahabad in 2001, and a B.A. in C.S.J.M. University Kanpur in 2008. His hobbies include reading, listening to music, and singing and dancing.
John Gibb is an experienced media professional seeking a new opportunity. He has over 10 years of experience in journalism, editing, and content management. Gibb holds a Master's degree in Mass Communication and a Bachelor's degree in Print Journalism, and he has received numerous honors for his work.
Bharti Realty is the real estate arm of Bharti Enterprises. It has completed several commercial projects totaling 3.2 million square feet in Delhi and Gurgaon. Its current projects under construction include Worldmark in Aerocity, New Delhi and Eldorado in Gurgaon, totaling 2.9 million square feet. Worldmark will have 0.8 million square feet of office space and 0.7 million square feet of retail space spread across three buildings in the hospitality district of Aerocity, near the airport and surrounded by top hotels. Bharti Realty aims to deliver high quality commercial spaces with excellent connectivity and a focus on design, technology, sustainability and customer experience.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed author's piece from January 14, 2016. The Gazzetta di Parma has a readership of 208,000 people and a circulation of 33,272 copies. The article is marked as being for personal and internal use only and prohibits reproduction or distribution.
This one sentence article provides no substantive information about its content, as it simply states that the article is intended only for personal and internal use and that reproduction or distribution is prohibited.
This Italian newsletter article discusses a call for increased public communication and engagement. It has a readership of 10,000 and is intended for internal use only, as reproduction or distribution of the content is prohibited.
This Italian newsletter article from December 2nd, 2015 discusses an unnamed media source with a readership and circulation of 10,000. The article notes that reproduction or distribution of the content is prohibited and consists of one page.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed author and was published on December 2nd, 2015 in the Gazzetta di Parma newspaper. The newspaper has a readership of 208,000 and a circulation of 33,272. It provides local news coverage for Italy.
This Italian weekly newspaper article provides readership and circulation statistics for Starbene, an Italian newspaper. Starbene has a readership of nearly 1.3 million and a circulation of over 133,000. The article was written by Caterina Caristo and published on October 26, 2015.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed topic in 3 paragraphs. The Reggio Emilia newspaper has a readership of 145,000 people and a circulation of 10,654 copies. The article is for internal use only and prohibited from distribution.
A study to understand how much of today's generation likes to have non nutritious bakery foods over traditional meals so that we can rise awareness among parents as well as school administration to look after the health of the upcoming generation.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed author's piece from January 14, 2016. The Gazzetta di Parma has a readership of 208,000 people and a circulation of 33,272 copies. The article is marked as being for personal and internal use only and prohibits reproduction or distribution.
This one sentence article provides no substantive information about its content, as it simply states that the article is intended only for personal and internal use and that reproduction or distribution is prohibited.
This Italian newsletter article discusses a call for increased public communication and engagement. It has a readership of 10,000 and is intended for internal use only, as reproduction or distribution of the content is prohibited.
This Italian newsletter article from December 2nd, 2015 discusses an unnamed media source with a readership and circulation of 10,000. The article notes that reproduction or distribution of the content is prohibited and consists of one page.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed author and was published on December 2nd, 2015 in the Gazzetta di Parma newspaper. The newspaper has a readership of 208,000 and a circulation of 33,272. It provides local news coverage for Italy.
This Italian weekly newspaper article provides readership and circulation statistics for Starbene, an Italian newspaper. Starbene has a readership of nearly 1.3 million and a circulation of over 133,000. The article was written by Caterina Caristo and published on October 26, 2015.
This Italian newspaper article discusses an unnamed topic in 3 paragraphs. The Reggio Emilia newspaper has a readership of 145,000 people and a circulation of 10,654 copies. The article is for internal use only and prohibited from distribution.
A study to understand how much of today's generation likes to have non nutritious bakery foods over traditional meals so that we can rise awareness among parents as well as school administration to look after the health of the upcoming generation.
Discover how vacuum sealing technology is transforming the way we preserve food in this comprehensive presentation. Vacuum sealing has emerged as a revolutionary method for food preservation that creates an oxygen-free environment, significantly extending shelf life and maintaining food quality.
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Revolutionizing the B2B Platform for the Italian Food & Beverage Industry.pdfAlysei
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1. Gazzetta di Parma (ITA)
Paese: it
Pagina: 15
Readership: 208000
Diffusione: 33074
Tipo media: Lokale Presse
Autore: n.d.
10 Ottobre 2015
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