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It is still difficult to understand why the third album of Placebo is called “Black Market Music”, although it can easily be called “Music of the Yellow Press”. This work is done for those who wanted to see something concrete, definite, to fill the lines of the critical press with painful tweets, to grind up mentions of the group and Molko in particular. It is also mainstream provocative – the intrusive passion that musicians threw in the face of critics, and the glowing neon sign of the lyrics in the booklet look like drawing attention. From late 1999 to mid-2000, the band spent nine months recording the album in the studio, which was the longest period the band ever spent creating an album at that time. The album, which was dedicated to music publicist Scott Piering, who died of illness earlier that year, was released on October 9, 2000. Rob Ellis, famous for his work with PJ Harvey, made string arrangements for several songs, while Molko, Olds, and Hewitt returned to their traditional roles. Molko recorded all vocals and lead guitars, Oldsal was responsible for bass and additional layers of guitar sound while Hewitt was at the drums. Music videos numbered four, following the release of the album: ‘Taste In Men, released on July 17, 2000, ‘Slave to the Wage’ on September 25, 2000, ‘Special K’ on February 26, 2001, and, finally, ‘Black-eyed’ on October 8, 2001. The most famous of them became the Special K video, not least thanks to the unusual visuals. Moreover, after the album came out, it became the fans’ favorite song from the controversial release. Placebo wrote arrogant, relatively straightforward, but sometimes intricate-sounding hits, with which they diligently shoot from the entire beginning of the disc: “Taste In Men”, “Days Before You Came”, “Special K”. Self-confident, having brought their music to the temporary perfection of form, they are already playing with the components, replacing the usual rap vocals with a read on “Spite & Malice” – it did not turn out too well, but it was at least worth a try. The lyrics, leaving out understatement, and incomprehensibility, shine with ostentatious manifests of minorities and even songs dedicated to mother and friend, looking too harsh dedications, full of ambiguities. The impression of a subconscious ‘you wanted – you listen’ does not leave, or ‘that’s all for you – just leave me alone. Placebo’s music became not heavier, but harder, and youthful emotional instability was replaced by pressure. Molko’s voice, although still easily recognizable, sounds more mature and less sincere, adding a specific layer to the record, which some may not like. The dirty guitar sound has been complemented by introducing dynamic melodies into the latest, which are now intercepted from guitars by various electronics, keys, and various samples. I think that the rhythm section is the main side that stands out in this record, working intensively for success in half of the catchy songs. In particular, “Black-eyed” catches on, not with a poor vocal line or massive keyboard effects, namely with the bass and rhythm of the drums. The pronounced layering is emphasized
Introduction The evolution of a company in the realm of the UAE economy presupposes facing a range of complicated choices. Although the UAE realm facilitates a certain economic advantage, it still poses a range of challenges to entrepreneurs. By aiming at achieving corporate and economic sustainability, a local organization may survive and even thrive in the environment of the UAE economy. Though the concept of sanctions, which is often viewed as the fastest and the most efficient one, doubtlessly has its advantages, it still seems inferior to the use of economic zones as a tool for information management and better cooperation. Policy Goals and the Reason for Their Choice Locating the economic goals for the company in question and its ostensible allies, one must mention the fact that sustainability and consistent growth are the highest priorities on the agenda of the most advanced organizations nowadays for several reasons. First and most obvious, the fact that sustainability contributes to an impressive reduction of conflicts both within the workplace and between the company and its partners must be named. 1 Defining the performance of an organization in a variety of ways and facilitating the development of employee motivation, the given phenomenon can be considered the ultimate goal of the organization in question as well. Seeing that the company will have to communicate with foreign partners, maintaining proper proficiency rates, and complying with the key principles of the ethical code is essential for avoiding conflicts between the company and its presumable partners 2 Another essential goal concerns stakeholders’ satisfaction. The reasons for the choice of the specified policy are also obvious; as long as the organization keeps all those concerned consented with its choices, it will be able to retain its high position in the list of the UAE major entrepreneurship. The concept of economic zoning, which has been chosen for the specified purposes, though not being related directly t
Introduction Emaar Properties Public Joint Stock Company opened its doors to the public in 1997 with a view to shaping landscapes and lives in the Emirates. It has injected new life into building homes by developing value-added, master-planned communities that fulfill the expectations of the homebuyers’ full range of lifestyle needs. As a pioneer of innovative community-living concepts, it is a prime mover of the Emirates’ real estate and construction sector and is a listed company. Emaar has diversified its operations to become a multi-national enterprise, spanning the Middle East, North Africa, UAE, Saud Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, India, Pakistan, turkey, china, the US, Canada and the United Kingdom (www.emaar.com). Currently, it has six business segments and over 60 active companies (www.emaar.com). The company has adopted a two-fold approach in expanding its operations further. First, it extends its expertise in creating master-planned communities to international markets. Second, Emaar is venturing into hospitality and leisure, education, healthcare and financial services (www.emaar.com). This is an evolution from its integrated approach to customer service and property development. Emaar’s mission is to be transformed into a one-stop, global solution provider for lifestyle. It aspires to provide quality lifestyle wo
Preparing on how to talk about data When preparing how to talk about data there is number of factors that determine what to discuss. To gather reliable data one has to consider aspects such as the statements as well as the methodologies. In this case, the research is on the problems encountered because of computer virtualization technology in an organization. It is important to use various methods to gather the data and make it relevant. These methods of data collection are very important because the data gathered help to make valid conclusion of the research. The first method is having clear objectives on what the research is about (Schram, 2006). Decision-making on what the research is about helps to identify the scope of the research. The scope or the locus of the research is the place or the context in which the research will take place. In the desktop virtualization research, the project must take place in a context where the organization uses desktop virtualization technology. The context of the research must be predetermined to ensure that the scope of the research has the required data. It will be difficult to conduct the research in a place where there is no desktop virtualization technology (Schram, 2006). To gather information on desktop virtualization and its challenges the researcher must formulate questionnaires that will gather both qualitative as well as quantitative data. The statement in the hypothesis forms the basis of the statements used to gather the data. The statements contained in the questionnaires must reflect familiarity with the environment to ensure that they fall within the theoretical framework of the research (Donnelly & Trochim, 2008). In the argument spontaneous statements and naturally occurring statements from the respondents will be perceived as authentic statements although they were not previously in the research questions as they present unanticipated information that will provide more information on the patterns, and viewpoints of the people working in a desktop virtualization setting. In case of a shared response promoted by my comments the responses will be treated as the respondent’s response and the researcher only serves as a facilitator of the response. Other than familiarity with the context of the research, the fieldwork will be successful when the respondent is involved directly in the research process like through working in the organization that it is using desktop virtualization to identify the challenges (Schram, 2006). Anticipating ethical challenges There are ethical challenges in the course of the research. The first one is on the routes of accessing the information as a fieldwork researcher. In the desktop virtualization, the part
Having implemented the actions offered in the PR strategies plan, it is important to remember that those actions may fail to succeed and, in this case, crisis and contingency planning are to be imposed. In the case of negative public response, the company is to think about other strategies. One of the first steps which are to be committed is the research. The research may be based either on the Internet interview or on the simple questionnaire at the street. The interview is to be properly developed, the questions are to be directed at understanding why people still refuse to use the services of the company and to buy their products rather than search for the preferable. The researchers have to understand why those who used the company products after the crisis and the company recovery strategies refuse to use the services. One of the questions which are to be asked is about a person’s awareness of the information which has recently been distributing and why it failed to affect him/her (Bivins, 2011). The company is to understand why the customers failed to react appropriately to their PR strategic steps. After the reasons are defined, it is important to reconsider the stages where the mistakes were made. The company referred to many particular strategies with PR implementation. Using the Internet and other mass media sources, the company tries to impose on the customers the idea that Toyota is a safe company that may be trusted. However, some of the possible actions Toyota could refer to were omitted. Having conducted an analysis of the received results and having understood where the company failed with the already committed initiatives, it should correct those making the PR campaign more corresponding to the customers’ desires. The following steps should be made as to the crisis and contingency plan issues in case of a negative public response. First, the company is to reconsider its media relations, having increased the notifications about safe and friendly Toyota direction. Second, Toyota is to reconsider its social network marketing, having developed several interviews and other marketing issues aimed at gathering data about the clients. Such marketing may involve financial benefit from offering necessary information for the company in a form of a discount. The intranet options are to be used with higher frequency. Toyota is a big company that constantly has something to tell its customers. People are to hear the company name more often. Toyota has to reconsider its government relationships and public affairs using “coordinating activities with legislators on local, state, and federal levels. This includes legislative research activities and public policy formation” (Seitel, 2011). Public relationship research and writing should take a special place in the further actions of the company. It is impossible to return a good image to the company without understanding the particular reasons for the unfavorable attitude. The predictions of the company may be wrong therefore, the research is
Type of Event The type of event that our event management company would like to organize is a connoisseur’s collection of oil paintings on nature by the celebrated global artist, of Indian origin, Maqbul Fida Husain on contemporary natural scenic beauty. The concept would be based on places in India and abroad renowned for their picturesque scenery. M. F. Husain ranks as one of the top grade painters not only in India but in the world. “One of the most celebrated and internationally recognized Indian artists of the 20th century; he has also received recognition as a printmaker, photographer, and filmmaker” ( Maqubal Fida Husain 1915). Name of Event The name of this exhibition would be Indian Picasso on Natural Scenic Beauty . The dates for this exhibition would be from April 01, 2010, through April 30, 2010, at the Grand Gallery in IL Bottaccio, London between 10.00 AM to 6.00 PM. This Grand Gallery is one of the hugest rooms in IL Bottaccio. It is a 300 sq/m room with amazing white walls and large windows that is known due to the famous exhibitions of Giorgio Morandi, Arturo Martini, and Gio Pomodoro ( Grand Gallery ). All invited people get a wonderful chance to enjoy the beauty of the exhibition and the building itself. Proper lighting, magnificent ornamentation, and high ceilings – all this helps to attract visitors’ attention and make them memorize this event forever. Essentials Concerning the Budget Nature   Description                                                 Amount (£)                                                                      1,500                                                                                               A.                                                          1,000                1. Artist/curator/consultants co
The articles Bilingual ed. immersion found to work equally well by Zehr and Students learning English benefit more in two-language instructional programs than English immersion by Myers describe different approaches to learning English among children. Scientists and researchers of linguistics have repeatedly suggested that teaching a foreign language can be more effective when using various methods. In his work, Myers notes that elementary school students who learn English in parallel in two languages ​​perform better in academic performance than those who know English directly by immersion (2014). The researcher does not identify patterns and does not establish the cause of this phenomenon. However, according to practical research, children who learn two languages ​​do learn English better. Zehr makes a statement that there is no fundamental difference in the language of instruction (2010). Based on the findings, it can be revealed that regardless of the language of instruction, children learn the material equally well. Scientific works on the methods and principles of learning English can be actively used in the Departments of Education policy concerning ELs’ method of teaching. The main goal of any education is fast and high-quality assimilation of new knowledge. The higher these indicators are, the more efficient and better the educational system is considered. The use of the above research allows the Department of Education policy to introduce new practices and standards for teaching children the English language. It was previously believed in the scientific discourse that learning English is best done in the process of immersion in the language environment. When a student is unable to speak his native language, the process of mastering new words, phrases, and constructions is faster. However, recent research demonstrates an alternative perspective on learning. For the education system, this primarily means that there is more
Introduction Problem Statement UNESCO “Education for All” is a global movement developed in order to meet the learning needs of all children including children under the age of 3 through establishing high-quality programs around the globe and providing the activities in order to increase the level of access to the educational services for children of all ages and from all communities. This program is the necessary measure that has to reduce the problem of poor access of children to the educational services. Researchers indicate that poor academic achievement of children is closely related to the economical situation and the level of poverty in the country. However, although the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands have established universal system of child care, it is not known how well these countries offer effective approaches to meet the challenging issues arise in the care and education of infants and toddlers. Therefore, this problem requires more careful study, including the investigation of background, analysis of the consequences and suggestion of the more effective measures. Purpose of the Study The purpose of th
In 2008, the world suffered global financial crisis that led to world’s economic retardation, it was believed to have originated from the United States mortgage industry. The crisis led to economic down falls of companies, governments, countries, and institutions; during the period, majority of nations recorded a negative economic growth rate. Although the exact cause of the crisis is complex and intertwined, it is believed that, two major American mortgage companies called Freddie Mac and Fannie Mac were responsible for the crisis; by the end of 2007 the two corporations had owned and guaranteed over 50% of the United States mortgage market. The amount of loans they owned was beyond their control leading to increased costs as the market and price of houses went down (Shaw, 1996). The main sector that was affected by the crisis was the financial and insurance sectors as they were directly involved in the financing and insuring for the homes. With the crisis, the firms were getting loss of revenue as people were not able to finance their facilities and at the same time insurances were finding it hard to compensate all the claims that were made by either the financier or the customer. The deterioration of economies called for government to take fast and immediate measures to rescue their nations; the United Nations for instance had to make policies that protected its local industry from the adverse effects of the crisis. The country made indirect and direct methods to protect their local industry from competitions of outside world (Park, cona & Fingess, 2008). Monetary and fiscal policies were adopted to manage the economy and ensure that positive economic development has been attained. The challenge that the government had to contend with was how to have expansionary policies in the economy and yet they wanted to protect their local companies. One of the major impacts of the crisis is deterioration in the living standard, this is because many jobs were lost as trade among countries was affected negatively, and companies were forced to lay off workers. Families’ living standard deterioration brought psychological suffering. As governments tried to finance its budget deficit, the main area that suffered was the developmental budget. Infrastructures were delayed and their budget sliced because of lack of funds. This led to a slowed development and increased poverty. Insurance and banking companies were largely affected and many are them that seek f
One of the most difficult ethical issues faced by scholars, medical professionals as well as philosophers is that of euthanasia. Whichever position one takes, controversies always appear. All the ethical theories that have been advanced in support of active euthanasia practice have not been exhaustive in their explanations (Shafer-Landau, 2012). Euthanasia has always been described as the voluntary termination of an individual’s life due to the incapacity of the body to continue with its normal functions. To some, this voluntary termination of life is killing an innocent person while to others it is the right thing to do (Shafer-Landau, 2012). Both positions have all the arguments against and those that are in support of active euthanasia. Nevertheless, the argument that if a deed props up the superlative welfare of every person who is deemed apprehensive and infringes nobody’s constitutional or civil rights, then that act should be perceived to be ethically all right. This argument materializes to be rather strong in comparison to supplementary euthanasia arguments premises. This premise seems to be universal and take into consideration the rights of the patient. It also draws on the natural, legal and ethical perspectives (Geirsson et al., 2010). This premise is also supported by the fact that it takes a more neutral position. In support of the euthanasia action, the argument is that there are circumstances when the rule of natural life can be violated. That is, when the end is justified by the means (Shafer-Landau, 2012). In as much as it would appear morally wrong to terminate an individual’s life, it would also be morally wrong to live one to suffer (Geirsson et al., 2010). Though neutral, this premise largely draws on the utilitarianism theory. The perspective weighs the effects of the two causes of action. This encompasses either helping someone to die or to live. In other words, it argues in support of the right cause of action (Geirsson et al., 2010). That is, doing just the right thing. Those in support of this premise take the position that active euthanasia promotes the best interest of all people concerned and thus it does not violates any persons rights (Geirsson et al., 2010). As a result, active euthanasia ought to be perceived to be ethically all right. On the other hand, the natural premise appears to be the weakest of all the arguments that have been put forward. To be precise, if it is natural, it is right while if it is unnatural, it is wrong. This premise is weak because it draws on only the natural theory of the sanctity of life. It does not take into consideration the will of the patient. That natural law draws from the religious and biblical support for the sanctity of life (Paterson, 2001). That nobody but only God has the right to terminate life. In essence, it promotes the moral absolutes with the basic principles of life that can never be broken in spite of the situation (Paterson, 2001). The theoretical