...faced by Mr. Verma is very complex as his step will not only affect his future business relations but also pride of the country as he is representing the country in front of the international delegation which is visiting other countries too. His act could be questioned by other sponsors as they would never want their relation with the hoteliers to get disturbed. The trio responsible for the act never appeared to have done any wrong doings before. Though it is appearing true he has to cross check genuineness of the story narrated to him because of the sensitivity of the issue. He first needs to assure Ms. Chauhan that he will take care of the issue and stop her from reporting to the police. If Ms. Chauhan reports to police the situation will become worse. The news will not only bring down employee confidence but also affect country’s reputation in some or the other way. His future business relations will also get affected. As it is still a week before the event, he has enough time to confirm the allegations. As stated, one of the three persons was glaring at Ms. Chauhan when she went to have lunch. If the trio is doing this intentionally they will repeat it again. This could be a case of misunderstanding due to country specific culture differences. If this is the case he needs to make Ms. Chahan understand that this can happen in any hospitality profession. On the other hand, if she (Ms. Chauhan) is correct than looking at his (Me. Verma) ethical behavior it is essential...
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...should follow. Materials foe the audience during the lesson are also important as the help retain the information and also help the audience to say on track of the lesson. But after experiencing the process I came to understand the importance of these procedures and have seen them play their part in real time. I would like to thank our instructor for giving this great opportunity to try what we have learned in theory and applying it in real time and help us assessing our performance, and also for pointing out the flaws in our presentation and areas that needs to be developed. This experience has let me know of my strength and weaknesses and has enabled me to rectify them and continually work on them to be a better professional. TRIO TRAINING The trio training...
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...“Ushpizin” is a movie based off of a couple, Moshe and Malli, who are part of an Orthodox Jewish group in Jerusalem. Moshe is a rabbi and his wife stays at home. At the beginning of the movie, Moshe and Malli are desperate for money and after hours of prayer, they received $1000.00 unexpectedly. The entire movie is focused around the Jewish Sukkot Festival. Throughout the movie, some viewers may find intriguing that a citron was worth 1000 shekels and that the Jewish people spend a lot of time setting up a Sukkah. Viewers may also find that when Moshe accepted his “friends” back into his home interesting, especially after he heard them talk badly about his wife. Provided that obtaining a citron is part of the four species within Judaism, 1000 shekels was an extremely expensive price. However, this citron was considered the perfect one. A citron is a large, yellow fruit that is similar to a lemon. When Moshe and Malli got the unexpected money, the citron was the first item that Moshe purchased. Jews choose a citron at the time of the Sukkot festival to bring good luck to the family. Some viewers may find this shocking to spend 1000 shekels on just a lemon, but what about allowing your friends to talk badly of your family? Accepting friends and family into your life during the Sukkot Festival is another way the Jewish people bring good luck. During one scene in the movie, Moshe passed his Sukkah and overheard his “friends” talking badly about his wife and how she does not have...
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...THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOOKS OF MOSES; OR, MOSES' MAGICAL SPIRIT-ART KNOWN AS THE WONDERFUL ARTS OF THE WISE OLD HEBREWS, TAKEN FROM THE MOSAIC BOOKS OF THE CABALA AND THE TALMUD, FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND. Translated from the German, Word for Word, according to Old Writings. WITH NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS EGYPTIAN PUBLISHING CO. 609 STAR BUILDING 356 DEARBORN ST CHICAGO, ILL. Preface The first edition of this volume has been commended and criticized by the public. It was admitted to be a valuable compendium of the curiosities of literature generally, and especially of that pertaining to magic, but that it was at the same time calculated to foster superstition, and thereby promote evil -- a repitition of the charge made against the honorable HORST, the publisher of a magical library. In our enlightened age, the unprejudiced will observe in the publication of such a work, only what the author claims, namely, a contribution in reference to the aforesaid literature and culture of no trifling merit; but in regard to the believer also, the issue of a cheap edition will be more serviceable than the formerly expensive propductions on sorcery, which were only circulated in abstract forms and sold at extortionate rates. What other practical value the above named edition may possess is not the question. Let us not, therefore, underrate this branch of popular literature; the authors wrote in accordance with a system which was, or at least, seemed clear to them, and...
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...On the 28th of March, I decided to attend yet another trio concert at the breathtaking Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center. Arriving on time, I walked in and took my sit immediately as if I was a regular at this point. The daunting and new hall that I entered for the first concert has now become more of a comforting place filled with amazing musicians. Like the last concert at this hall, this concert was compromised of a trio. It was nice to see Charae Krueger (cello) and Robert Henry (piano) appear once more on stage, but there was a new face to be seen. Rather than John Warren walking out, Helen Kim (violin) had taken the stage to finish the trio off. While I waited for the concert to begin, I began to sift through the program and...
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...In the summer before ninth grade, I was given an educational opportunity that impacted my life. One day, I got called up to a room full of people with three advisors that were sitting at a corner table. There was a big group of people who were signing up for the program called, “Trio.” At first, I did not know what this program was. However, as I listened to them speak, I learned what the program Trio was. The trio is a program that assists students with their academic classes and helps prepare them for college. Their assistance provides students with various academic options that can help them become successful. After I attended my first year of high school, advisors from the Trio program were pulling me out of class almost every week to discuss...
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...G.F Handel Trio Sonata in B-flat major Op.2, No 3: (Adagio/Allegro/Grave/Allegro) This piece was written in 1722 in London and performed in Convent Garden Theatre. G.F Handel (1685-1759) was a German-British Baroque composer whose works have been continuously played to the present. He is well-known for his orchestral suites and his chamber and vocal music. His most famous work is oratorio “The Messiah” C.P.E Bach Sonata for Oboe and Basso Continuo in G minor, Wq 135: (Adagio/Allegro/Vivace) This piece was written in 1735 in Leipzig and probably first performed in Frankfurt an der Oder. C.P.E Bach (1714-1788) is the second son of J.S Bach and was born in German. C.P.E Bach is an influential composer who worked at a time of transition between Baroque and classical era. In 18th century, the reputation of C.P.E Bach stood very high. Mozart said “He is the father, and we are the children.” http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Lib/Bach-Carl-Philipp-Emanuel.htm J.S. Bach Prelude and Fugue in G-sharp minor, BWV 863: This piece is a solo keyboard music composed by J.S Bach (written in 1722), which is called The Well-Tempered Clavier. J.S Bach first gave the title to a book of Prelude and Fugue in all 24 major and minor keys. The Well-Tempered Clavier is also well-known as one the most influential works in the history of Western Classical Music. J.S Bach (1685-1750) was born in Germany into a very musical family and he was more famous as a virtuoso keyboard player before a revival of interest...
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...infamous hood Li’l Zé. For the majority of the film Li’l Zé stands as the smartest and most powerful hood in the slums. This is pervasive not only in his dominance, but also during Li’l Zé’s climb to the top. One of the most significant scenes of this film is the transformation of Li’l Dice into Li’l Zé. Early in the film Li’l Dice stands look-out at the motel hold-up, but the viewer remains uninformed what happened to him until about twenty minutes later in the film when Li’l Zé’s story is revealed. These two points of the film are separated by the conclusion of the story of the Tender Trio. For this essay I will examine the filmmaking significance of splitting the introduction and conclusion of this scene by over twenty minutes. The first portion of this sequence begins with Li’l Dice as a young child of no more than ten years old giving a brilliant criminal idea to the Tender Trio. Li’l Dice is then told against his desire that he is not allowed to take part in the plan, but instead must stand guard and shoot out a window if the police show up as to warn Clipper, Shaggy and Goose. The shot of Clipper stealthily stealing from a sleeping couple is that last image viewers see before the fire of a gun and the sound of a breaking window. From this shot on no one knows what happened to Li’l Dice, that is, until his story is told in full by Rocket. The closure to this sequence is not given until upwards of half an hour after it began. It begins with a shot from behind...
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...festival happen comes from Catherine Dupuis, she grew up in Centre County and loves giving back to the community that gave her so much in the early days of her career. The Russ Kassoff trio is a big part of the celebration since the beginning. The trio is comprised of Jay Anderson on bass and Dennis Mackrel on drums and Russ on the piano. Each year there is a special guest (the master performer) who is well known in the jazz world and...
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...Corelli, thrived during this period. They composed hundreds to thousands of compositions in various different musical forms and each piece holds the characteristics of the Baroque period uniquely. This paper will review the pieces of Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major, I and Trio Sonata in A Minor, Op. 3, no. 10, I. The most obvious difference between Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 and Corelli’s Trio Sonata is the musical form. Bach’s composition is a concerto grosso and ritornello form from the late Baroque period. This composition has anywhere from 12 to 24 musicians. There are three soloists, which includes a flute, violin, and harpsichord, and also has a string orchestra and a bass continuo. For Corelli’s composition, it is a trio sonata from the middle Baroque period. It consists of only four instruments, two violins, and a bass continuo, which includes an organ and a cello. Each full composition has several movements, the concerto has three movements and the sonata has four movements. The each movement generally alternates between the tempos, fast, slow, fast, slow, etc. Both of the first movements have a single mood carried throughout it. The Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, I and the Trio Sonata, Op.3, No. 10, I both are lively, upbeat, and leaves the listeners wanting more. The terraced dynamics leaves the listener wondering what...
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...Bob Cole Form & Analysis 8 May, 2014 Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C Minor - III. Un poco Allegretto e grazioso In the beginning of this movement Brahms starts with a calm step-wise melody in the clarinets. It lasts for five bars, rather than a more common four, and then happens again in the clarinets, but the second time it is completely inverted. This entire theme, which we will call theme A, lasts for ten bars. In measure eleven, the answering theme, or theme B, enters with the flutes, clarinets, and bassoons descending on a distinct and lyrical dotted-eighth to sixteenth note rhythm. The strings join them rhythmically but play counterpoint to the moving line rather than melody. Theme B plays for eight bars and in measure 19 theme A returns but this time in the 1st violins and slightly altered. There is not a change to the melody in the first five bars, but after the five bars there is a prolongation of the phrase by the Oboes and flutes to make it last seven bars. The phrase continues as normal with the melody still in the 1st violins and again the phrase is elongated but now by oboe and bassoon, instead of flute. Due to these alterations this section will be called theme A', and not just A. Following this A' theme is a return to theme B but just like A, Brahms alters it. The section plays the same as before lasting four bars but then begins to change. The strings drop the dotted rhythm and begin playing out arpeggios...
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...improv gerry mulligan-bariton sax, chet baker, a little collective improv Dave Brubeck-piano/composer. west coast scene, album TIME OUT. Take five famous song Hard Bop-gospel and blues, simpler harmony than bebop. trumpet, tenor sax, piano, bass. - power ful explosive. horns: hard edged. rhythm section: groovy. IMPROV Art Blakey- most powerful drummer. jazz messengers. schooled young musicians. jazz messngers were the prototype hard bop combo. Sonny Rollins- Tenor sax of the hard bop style. influenced by Coleman Hawkins. rhythmic experimentation. repetition of a riff with variation Jimmy Smith- Hammond B3 Organ- made organ respectable, organ trio- organ drums guitar playing the bass on the organs foot pedals. both hands and feet Bill Evans- piano composer, lyrical sensitive and swinging. piano trio- equal play trio included: Scott Lafaro - Bass, Paul Motian - Drums Free Jazz- Atonal, No form, Dissonance, High Energy, Collective Improv, Unusual ensemble, Ornette Coleman -Alto,trumpet,commposer- free jazz, no set solos or form, double quartet. Cecil Taylor-explosive pianist, aggressive. Drawn to percussive and physical aspect John Coltrane- Tenor, Soprano Sax. Miles Davis Quintet-Hard Bop. Joined Monk Quartet. influence by Monks unorthodox recorded album Giant Steps. didnt play cool jazz, Kind of Blue, formed Coltrane Quartet -McCoy Tyner- Piano, Jimmy Garrison-Bass, Elvin Jones- Drums made A love Supreme. free jazz Miles Davis- trumpet, played some bebop...
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...individually and in groups. It studies characteristics of individual consumers in an attempt to understand people's wants. It also tries to assess influences on the consumer from groups such as family, friends, reference groups, and society in general. Consumer needs are the basis of all modern marketing and constitute the essence of the marketing concept. However, research has shown that consumer behaviour is difficult to predict, even for experts in the field. Thus, in the attempt to understand consumers’ motivation, marketers usually make reference to the theories of needs such as Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs, the trio of needs and Murray’s list of psychogenic needs. In this exposé, we would identify the components of the trio of needs and Murray’s list of psychogenic needs and illustrate them with examples in Ghana. I. TRIO OF NEEDS The components of the Trio needs theory are the following: * Power * Affiliation * Achievement * The need for power Power refers to the individual’s desire to control other people and objects. It is tied to a type of ego needs. In Ghana, we could relate this need to people in the high social class who seek power by way of political ambitions. * The need for affiliation Affiliation suggests that behavior is influenced by the desire for social ties, for friendship, for acceptance and for belonging. People with high affiliation...
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...existing product. This filtration process is patented, and kept highly secret, which will deter competitors from copying our design, and therefore Whirlpool occupies a very strong market position relative to it’s competitors. As of the 2006 merger with Maytag, Whirlpool now occupies a staggering 70% of the North American laundry segment market. The Whirlpool brand has long been recognized as the leader in supplying household appliances, designing products that are easy to use, convenient, reliable, and provide superior results, and the Trio is no exception. As an energy efficient, top quality product, the Trio will exceed customer expectations, and thus give us a favorable position in the minds of consumers. The global manufacturing capabilities of Whirlpool facilitates distribution of the product throughout North America, and potentially worldwide. Manufacturing overseas is cost-efficient, and will assist in supplying the Trio to consumers at the least cost possible. Weaknesses: Our major internal concern is that the new technology used in the water filtration process will mean that our repair technicians must be brought up to speed on how to go about repairing and replacing parts on defective units. Since the mechanics of this appliance are so different from any of the products in the laundry care line, we are considering several courses of action to counter this problem....
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...nature, as well as an unstoppable force. Moving forward in time, Martha Graham, a notable influence in modern dance, expressed the female figure through a more internal medium: breathing and contraction. In the words of Susan Au, “contraction … could be used to suggest fear, sorrow, withdrawal, or introversion.” (Au, 120). She utilized the diaphragm muscle in order to suggest many emotions; all of the emotions. For feminism, Graham’s dances utilized women and portrayed them as greatly expressive, yet subtle. This creates the image of a silent-strong woman. From Fuller to Graham, the image of the female body shifted from a more eccentric and relatively easy to interpret style to a more subtle yet equally expressive style. Yvonne Rainer’s Trio A features a lone woman, dressed in a plain and simple black garb that is conservatively revealing of a feminine figure, movements that can be characterized by sweeping arm movements, body pretzeling, and swift-tempo arches of the extremities. “The piece itself consists of a series of movements that appear to be fluid from one motion to the next, without any climax or predictability as in traditional dance” (Independent Curators International). Clearly, there isn’t a complete coherence to the piece – at least not the first time it is viewed. Whether or not this was the intention of Rainer may be left up to interpretation. Particularly striking to me is the move performed at 2:40; a graceful bending of the lower extremities followed a summersault...
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