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3. Do texto ao filme: a temática queer na literatura e no cinema.

Author

dos Santos, Renato Trevizano

Subjects
LGBTQ+ literature, LGBTQ+ identity, THEMES in literature, QUEER theory, LGBTQ+ communities, LGBTQ+ films
Abstract

Copyright of Imagofagia is the property of Imagofagia - AsAECA and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2022

4. eCampus.com Finding Room for Growth as Virtual Retailer.

Author

Rosen, Judith

Subjects
INTERNET stores, ELECTRONIC commerce
Abstract

The article focuses on growth plans of retailer eCampus.com, founded by former Kentucky governor Wallace Wilkinson, as a virtual campus retailer. Topics discussed include views of Matt Montgomery, chief executive officer (CEO) at eCampus.com, about revenue generated by the firm; five-year contract to create an online store and a kiosk for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in August 2015; and decline in sales at bricks-and-mortar stores as data by the National Association of College Stores.

Published
2015

5. Minutes, MOUG Business Meeting DRAFT.

Subjects
MUSIC libraries, BUSINESS meetings, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article presents a draft of the minutes of Music Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) Users Group (MOUG) business meeting held in San Jose, California on February 26, 2013. The meeting was called to order at 5:01pm by Chairman Martin Jenkins. The activities during the meeting included the adoption of agenda approved without objection, approval of minutes of the 2011 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania business meeting and the approval of the minutes of the 2012 business meeting in Dallas, Texas.

Published
2013

7. News Briefs.

Subjects
PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article offers publishing industry news briefs as of October 2015. Topics discussed include appointment of Matthew S. Kissner as chairman of the board of John Wiley & Sons succeeding Peter Booth Wiley; launch of Blackstone Publishing, a new print imprint that will publish classic and original contemporary titles in print and e-book formats by audiobook publisher Blackstone; and acquisition of Ted Dawe's young adult (YA) novel "Into the River" by Jason Pinter at Polis Books.

Published
2015

8. Demand for Stream Mitigation in Colorado, USA.

Author

Julian, Jason P. and Weaver, Russell C.

Subjects
GREENHOUSE gas mitigation, LAND use, WATERSHEDS, WATER quality, CLIMATE change mitigation
Abstract

Colorado, the headwaters for much of the United States, is one of the fastest growing states in terms of both population and land development. These land use changes are impacting jurisdictional streams, and thus require compensatory stream mitigation via environmental restoration. In this article, we first characterize current demand and supply for stream mitigation for the entire state of Colorado. Second, we assess future demand by forecasting and mapping the lengths of streams that will likely be impacted by specific development and land use changes. Third, based on our interviews with experts, stakeholders, resource managers, and regulators, we provide insight on how regulatory climate, challenges, and water resource developments may influence demand for stream mitigation. From geospatial analyses of permit data, we found that there is currently demand for compensatory stream mitigation in 13 of the 89 HUC-8 watersheds across Colorado. Permanent riverine impacts from 2012–2017 requiring compensatory mitigation totaled 38,292 linear feet (LF). The supply of stream mitigation credits falls well short of this demand. There has only been one approved stream mitigation bank in Colorado, supplying only 2539 LF credits. Based on our analyses of future growth and development in Colorado, there will be relatively high demand for stream mitigation credits in the next 5–10 years. While most of these impacts will be around the Denver metropolitan area, we identified some new areas of the state that will experience high demand for stream mitigation. Given regulatory agencies' stated preference for mitigation banks, the high demand for stream mitigation credits, and the short supply of stream credits, there should be an active market for stream mitigation banks in Colorado. However, there are some key obstacles preventing this market from moving forward, with permanent water rights' acquisitions at the top of the list. Ensuring stream mitigation compliance is essential for restoring and maintaining the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of stream systems in Colorado and beyond. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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9. Keeping the Aisle Afloat.

Author

Weston, Joe

Subjects
ALCOHOLIC beverage industry, CATEGORY management, PROFITABILITY, ALCOHOLIC beverages, SUPPLIERS, ECONOMIC competition, MARKETING channels
Abstract

The article outlines category management practices to drive alcohol beverage sales in the U.S. It relates the importance of merchandising displays and promotions in optimizing sales and profitability. It discusses the impact of competing market channels on sales, as well as the selection of a category captain among suppliers. It notes that category management support by suppliers of beer and wine was more effected than support by suppliers of spirits.

Published
2009

10. A Cup of Cheer.

Author

Weston, Joe

Subjects
ALCOHOLIC beverages, MERCHANDISING, BEER, WINES, LIQUORS, SUPERMARKETS
Abstract

The article discusses a report from Gerke & Associates, in collaboration with "Progressive Grocer," on selected variables that influence effective merchandising of beer, wine and spirits in supermarkets. According to the report, changes in the findings from previous reports are based on consumers' lower-cost preferences. The report revealed an increase in alcohol beverage sales from 5.46 in 2007 to 5.54 percent in 2008. Also reported are projected sales growth, as well as projected display space growth, for these beverages by supermarket retailers.

Published
2009

11. Red River.

Author

Miles, Adrian

Subjects
RED River (Film), HAWKS, Howard, 1896-1977, CLIFT, Montgomery, 1920-1966
Published
2018

13. Nick Wegman Promoted to Publisher/Brand Manager of Nutraceuticals World.

Subjects
FUNCTIONAL foods, CORPORATE presidents, CORPORATE vice-presidents, CAREER changes, PERIODICALS
Abstract

The article announces career changes in the nutraceuticals industry including the promotion of Nicholas Wegman as publisher of "Nutraceuticals World," appointment of Larisa Pavlick as vice president (VP) of United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA), and David Colo joined SunOpta Inc. as president.

Published
2017

14. From the Chair.

Author

Evans, Bruce

Subjects
MEETINGS, NONPROFIT organizations, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., ELECTIONS
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the joint meeting by the music online computer library center Inc. (OCLC), recommendations to the financial planning working group (FPWG) and the 2015 organization's officer elections.

Published
2014

15. Plenary Session: WorldShare Management Services.

Author

Goldner, Matt, Nelson, William "Mac", and Huismann, Mary

Subjects
ANNUAL meetings, INTERACTIVE computer systems
Abstract

The article reports on the Plenary Session of WorldShare Management Services (WMS) held during the Music Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) Users Group (MOUC) annual meeting in San Jose, California on February 26-27, 2013. Matt Goldner of OCLC gave a brief review of OCLC's WMS and shared illustrations of the proliferation of communication and library management tools. William "Mac" Nelson of the University of North Carolina described the pioneering work done with WMS.

Published
2013

16. Lean Approach to Work Flow Delivers Numerous Benefits.

Subjects
ORTHOPEDICS, ASSEMBLY line methods, EMPLOYEES, PRODUCT quality
Abstract

The article focuses on Ossur Americas Inc., a global leader in orthopaedics in Camarillo, California. The company has made the plant's distribution and assembly areas leaner by replacing traditional flat tables with Flow Cell flow-through workstations. The workstations has enabled the workers to become experts in their specific jobs resulting in greater worker consistency and higher-quality products as it take up less space and prevent cluttering.

Published
2012

18. Humanoids Develops Graphic Novels, Films in Tandem.

Author

Reid, Calvin

Subjects
GRAPHIC novels, COMIC books, strips, etc.
Abstract

The article focuses on development of graphic novels and films by publishing firm Humanoids founded by French cartoonists that included Moebius and Philippe Druillet. Topics discussed include views of Fabrice Giger, chief executive officer (CEO) at Humanoids, about creating mix influences from Europe, the U.S., and Japan for comic books, deal with Ingram Publisher Services to distribute its list of graphic novels to the U.S., and release of the comic book "The lncal" by Alejandro Jodorowsky.

Published
2015

19. Builders Get a Fresh Look at Downtown Retail Opportunities.

Author

Long, Jessica

Subjects
CITY dwellers, CONSUMER behavior, PURCHASING, COMMUTERS, REAL estate developers
Abstract

The article reports on a study, commissioned by the Downtown San Diego Partnership, which examines the purchasing behavior of various segments of San Diego's residential and commuter populations in California. The study will provide a road map for the future development of the region. The information provided by the study is very useful for the real estate developers. It has been found that a large population of urban achievers, which are also a high-end consumers, live in this area.

Published
2005

20. Midwest Commercial Firms Are Taking a Liking To Sunny San Diego Sites.

Author

Jackson, Mandy

Subjects
REAL estate business, COMMERCIAL real estate, REAL estate development, REAL estate developers, REAL property
Abstract

Presents news briefs concerning the real estate industry in San Diego, California, compiled as of December 22, 2003. Real estate development plans in San Diego of Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Opus Corp.; Office building constructed in Santee by Ryan Cos. US Inc.; Impact of national job growth on the local commercial real estate industry; National City's collection of bids from local contractors, subcontractors and suppliers to build a steel-framed library.

Published
2003

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