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    Warm Up In Sports

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    Literature Review Warming up before a game or an event has become such an important and common task that researchers have been continuously trying to find ways to improve performance through warming up. Researchers are still trying to figure out whether a 20-30 minute moderate intensity warm up is enough to reach someone’s optimal sprint performance. Many studies have found that the most influential factors that warm-ups have on sprint performance include the increase of muscle temperature…

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    "Catherine! Wake up! You overslept. Don 't want to be late on the first day of school, you have 30 minutes!" My over excited mum squeaked. I was 17 and yet she acts like I am a 10 year old on their birthday. So far, I have been to literally 12 different schools in the last 3 years, so it is hard being excited for another one. After about another 5 long minutes, I decided to finally get out of bed. "Honey, you have 5 minutes before we have to leave!" My mum yelled at the top of her lungs. "You…

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    Coca-Cola Brand Strategy

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    Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Cherry, Coca-Cola Zero, Coca-Cola Vanilla, and special versions with lemon, lime or coffee. Brand strategies of Coca-Cola: The brand strategy of Coca-Cola composed renovating of its brand growth guidelines and techniques to keep up with the modifying attitudes of its customers. Previously, this product considered in the following: • Afford capability • Availability • Acceptability However, this brand growth technique…

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    Photography is the key element of mise en scene that determines how an audience will interpret the visual information in film. Orson Welles used the photography of his 1941 film Citizen Kane to emphasize aspects of the film he wanted viewers to focus on, and to remove non-essential information from the frame. This was accomplished through various camera tequniques including manipulation of angles and proxemity. Approaching the end of the film there is a scene just after Susan (played by Dorothy…

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    The tobacco industry is a multi-billion-dollar industry and is dominated by a handful of companies. The five leading tobacco companies of the world are China National Tobacco, Philip Morris International, British American Tobacco, Imperial Tobacco and Japan Tobacco. The combined profits of these companies are equivalent to the combined profits of Microsoft, Coca-Cola and McDonalds. These companies produce more than 6 trillion cigarettes each year and the global sale of cigarettes has increased…

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    The history of Coca-Cola begins in the year 1886. An Atlanta pharmacist named Dr. John S. Pemberton created a distinctive tasting soft drink which was just inspired by his simple curiosity. He created the syrup by mixing it with carbonated water and then sampled it to the customers. Every customer agreed that the new drink was something special and excellent. Therefore, Jacobs’ Pharmacy put the new drink on sale for five cents each glass. The new drink was then named ‘Coca-Cola’ by Frank M.…

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    The Conflict Of Jaws

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    shot. Once there, the camera pans, as Vaughn enters the left side of the frame into the foreground while Brody stays in the center middleground. This is arguably a two-shot, as Brody is still in more of a close up (but it’s hard to tell because he bends down a little) and Vaughn is in a close-up. A few seconds later, Vaughn moves over from the left side of the frame to the right side, while Brody strongly argues for the hiring of…

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    The speech began with him talking about the points he was going to cover throughout the speech. Outlining what he was going to talk about was extremely useful because it let the audience know what to expect, so they could prepare themselves to soak up as much knowledge as possible from the speech. By creating an outline, he was able to eliminate logical inconsistencies, and ensure his points were all well supported (O’Hair 171). After outlining his main points, he shared the first of many great…

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    SHOT LIST: The Graduate - Graduation Party Scene Shot: 1. Time: 1 min 28 sec. Shot Size: Close-up and Medium close-up. A close-up of Ben sitting in his own room. Ben is placed in the middle of the shot in focus. There is a well-lit aquarium behind him that takes up the whole background. In it, on the right side of Ben, there is fish, on the left side there is a scuba diver that blows bubbles to the surface. Ben’s face is lit on the left side while his right side is dark. He’s wearing a white…

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    viewers get as they watch it. Sometimes Reggio decided what to shoot only after Glass came up with the music that would end up energizing Reggio’s films. Reggio chose to shoot unscripted footage, shooting anything he thought looked good, and then worked on editing it into an hour-long film. It took 7 years to shoot, edit, and release this film (1975 – 1982). Plot The film starts out with calm wide shots and close ups of nature such…

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