Funerary art

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(Poulnabrone dolmen in Ireland covers at least 22 bodies from the Neolithic period.) Funerary art is a form of art encompassing objects, paintings and sculptures related to death and generally to accompany the remains. Such objects may include the personal … Read More

Advertising campaigns

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Advertising does not in itself guarantee success. The advertising history there have been brilliant campaigns for mediocre products quickly overwhelmed by competition and, conversely, advertising budgets spent for a few memorable unconvincing campaign, for products that are still sold well. … Read More

User-generated content

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The user-generated content refers to a set of media whose content is primarily product directly influenced by end users. It is opposed to the traditional content, sold or distributed by traditional media companies. The term became popular during 2005 in … Read More

Types of undeads

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Ghoul Ghoul is from the Arabic and Persian folklore, it appears in the tales of the Arabian Nights and form a class of Jinn, like Ifrit for example, seen as spawn of the devil, Iblis. Ghouls change shape by taking … Read More

Social 2.0

Degrees of separation (“Graphic” viewing of the principle of six degrees of separation.) The effect of small world is the assumption that the length of the chain of social knowledge required to bind a person arbitrarily selected to any other … Read More

Cold fusion

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Cold fusion refers to a nuclear fusion process which occurs at or near room temperature, as compared to conventional nuclear fusion, which requires a very hot (100 million degrees) plasma. There are a number of such processes which are under … Read More

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