How to say humanities in french?

answers1: sciences humaines = social sciences [things like sociology] <br>
humanties = things that are studied in the arts faculty, literature,
languages, history etc = les humanités or les lettres [both feminine
plural]
answers2: sciences humaines
answers3: The term is "Sciences humaines". <br>
<br>
Sciences is indeed plural, for the same reason humanities is plural.
answers4: Thats open to discussion there are basically many answers
to the question...
answers5: humani <br>
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They barely speak their words to the fullest. English was greatly
influenced by french so just cut it in half an yo ha th fre ord.

Whats a good movie on Humanities?

answers1: If you want good movie that illustrates human drama, and
human nature, then I would suggest 2 classics: <br>
1. The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre (1948). Greed is one of the key
aspects covered. <br>
2. 12 Angry Men (1957). Has many facets of humanities in this one. <br>
Both are great films to see for any reason, and would be good for your
assignment. I think the teacher would be impressed if you selected
either of those two items. <br>
If you are looking for something more recent, then try Apollo 13
(1995). Hope and desperation are key to this movie.
answers2: I often end up asking the same thing on other sites
answers3: Kingdom of Heaven <br>
Gladiator <br>
Titanic <br>
Slumdog Millionaire <br>
The Help
answers4: The Great Gatsby or The Hunger games

what does Humanities & Interdisciplinary mean?

answers1: What Does Humanities Mean
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answers3: it's a broad range of courses that gives you a little bit of
everything. humanities is usually arts, philosophy, etc...light social
sciences. interdisciplinary again means courses that apply to various
career paths. if it's just at the high school level, then it's like
most other high schools, and you get a wide variety of courses that
give you a good foundation for college.
answers4: Humanities means that it's more of a social study.
Interdisciplinary means that it encompasses several different studies
altogether. I am a geography major. That is an interdisciplinary
study. It includes politics, biology, oceanography, climatology,
anthropology, geography, and several other subjects.
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Originally, "humanities" meant fields of study that dealt with human
beings as opposed to theological studies. Nowadays it is usually
understood to include the arts and social sciences.
"Interdisciplinary" means methods of research and study that span two
or more academic "disciplines" or subjects. For example the history of
science could be thought of as an interdisciplinary field because it
requires knowledge and investigation of both history and science.

Art classes for photography!!! Help...!?!?

answers1: i might say take your artwork type and then basically
examine your instruction manual and make certain your lights and
environment are sturdy for the digital camera to take your photograph
of. that may not too difficult and you sound such as you relish
artwork so i might say do the artwork one and in case you're able to..
get somebody who is familiar with a thank you to take photos to take
the photos for you.. you have a great threat at convalescing your
artwork.
answers2: Photography is a *form* of art. You don't necessarily have
to have art classes before taking a photography class.

art galleries?

answers1: how can i aquaint myself with the art scene in Delhi?

What is the difference between altered art and recycled art?

answers1: Actual, pure art is not for a certain purpose. It's purpose
is different depending on who is experiencing the art. Art is an
expression open to any and all interpretation. It cannot be recycled
or altered. It just is. Its alive.

Can art be defined? What is your definition of art?

answers1: I think it is defined by everybody who has a relationship
to the term as an admirer or as a maker. For me art is playing and
something that I do all the time. I was a Creative art therapist at
one point in my life and agree with your definition within that
discipline but for myself I would make it much broader than that. <br>
Me chalking my first hopscotch pitch for a group of us to play on was
a great piece of artwork technically and creatively. I like to think I
did a good functional job as well as creating performance art. <br>
So maybe I'd say ,as an artist; I am art - all I do is art - all I
see feel hear touch is art because I live a life that way out and make
it so.
answers2: One of the many ways of expressing yourself. It's everything
you feel, everything you've wanted or needed to say, but couldn't put
into words. <br>
<br>
I like your definition a lot xox
answers3: Art to me is defining yourself in a way words can't express.
Unless your drawing something specifically, art is always an
expression of self.
answers4: Art is easily defined: It´s everything that is created by
humans. Well at least that's my take on this.
answers5: Art is just an expression. Any form of expression with
creativity is art.

Careers for Fine Arts graduates?

answers1: Jobs For Fine Art Graduates
answers2: I was in the exact same situation as you last year. Finished
my fine art degree & couldn't find anything in the creative field.
Keep perservering or maybe look into something else. I looked into
other things & there are bursaries out there for graduates, regardless
of whether your job is in the field that you studied. Im doing a
trainee accounts programme whilst working & get a salary payment from
the government every month. Good luck!!! Why not even think about
starting something up yourself?
answers3: It depends on what is your major. Careers for graduates of
any of the Fine Arts majors overlap for the most part, but there are
also some jobs that are more suited to certain majors. Below are some
examples: <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in Industrial Design <br>
<br>
Industrial Designer <br>
Product Designer <br>
Multimedia Designer <br>
Graphic Artist <br>
Packaging Designer <br>
Professor / Art Educator <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in Visual Communication <br>
<br>
Advertising Artist <br>
Graphic Artist <br>
Graphic Designer <br>
New Media Specialist <br>
Costume and Fashion Designer <br>
Production Designer <br>
Industrial Designer <br>
Professor / Art Educator <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in Sculpture <br>
<br>
Sculptor <br>
Production Designer <br>
Industrial Designer <br>
Food Stylist <br>
Visual Communicators <br>
Costume Designer <br>
Graphic Artist <br>
Professor / Art Educators <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in Painting <br>
<br>
Painter <br>
Illustrator <br>
Production Designer <br>
Visual Communicators <br>
Costume Designer <br>
Graphic Artist <br>
Professor / Art Educators <br>
Art Critics <br>
Art Historians <br>
Fine Art Appraiser

Do I need to bring my books to the first day of college?

answers1: It's not so serious that you need to be worried about being
the only one with books. I'd bring them, but only take in the ones
you need for the specific class and leave the rest in your car. In
between classes you can go to your car and swap out so you don't have
to carry them all around. <br>
<br>
On the first day the prof. will usually just review the syllabus and
what she expects out of you for the class, but some will dive into
coursework on the first day especially if the class only meets once
per week. <br>
<br>
I always try to look studious and give the impression that I care so
the professor will favor me so I would advice bringing the books for
that reason. Good luck with school!!!!!!
answers2: I'm starting my first day of community college tomorrow too!
And don't worry you're not the only one that's nervous ;) <br>
<br>
I've talked to a few people and do think that it's better to bring
your books if you have them, just because. But if it really makes you
less comfortable, it's not horrible to not bring your books. I'm not
bringing my books because I have them ordered but not sent home yet.
And professors don't really expect you to have them really. There are
still people who are deciding whether or not to drop the class. <br>
<br>
Hope your first day goes well.
answers3: I wouldn't bring your books. The first day of class is
almost always just the professor handing out and discussing the
syllabus and introducing him/herself. A lot of kids don't even buy
their books until after they see whether or not they want to stay in
the class. <br>
<br>
Good luck!
answers4: You won't be the only one with all of your books and you
won't be the only 16 year old - especially this time of year. Many of
your classmates won't turn 17 before December. <br>
<br>
I always expect everyone to have their books on the first day of
class. That's how I know we all have them and that we have the right
book. I'd especially expect to need the math book and probably the
visual arts book. Many professors have given up on that expectation
and won't expect everyone to have a book. You don't really know which
you have until you get there. <br>
<br>
If that English professor jumps right into teaching then you'll need
that English book. <br>
<br>
If your classes aren't back-to-back and you have a little break
between then leave the books you aren't using in the car - stop by the
car between classes. <br>
<br>
If they are back-to-back then you'll need a bookbag of some sort to
haul them all in until you know for sure you won't need them. <br>
<br>
You never stand out negatively by having all of your materials - you
stand out negatively when you (and a small group of classmates) have
to beg around to read along on someone else's book. <br>
<br>
If you didn't think of it already - that math class probably needs a
calculator. Have a back-up too. And get a really cheap one from the
drug store for those people that didn't think they'd need a calculator
in math class and want to share yours.
answers5: Many people may not buy their books until after the first
class, so you wouldn't be out of place if you didn't bring your books.
In general, you will probably want to have the math book with you,
because you will be doing problems from it and will want to follow
along. You may not need the others in class at all.h

How to do graphical art?

answers1: Well, not around here. <br>
<br>
This is 'Performing Arts', and 'Graphic Arts' would be under 'Visual
Arts'... sub category. <br>
<br>
If you are into 'art', fine art, drawing, painting, computer software
program creatives, photography, 3D, graphics, texture presentations,
illustration, cartooning, product design, fashion design, interior
design... of any level and experience... then present something that
no one else might do as well or something over the top you can...
<br>
<br>
... in order to 'impress' anyone who will really appreciate or
question, "What the heck...?" <br>
<br>
Just, do something you are capable of, and comfortable with in the end. <br>
<br>
Use your brain, as well as what level of desire, interest and ability
you have for now. <br>
<br>
What CAN you do?

Contemporary art: Is painting visual culture symbols on cobblestone a concept in Paris ?

answers1: Yes, this is an interesting idea. <br>
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answers2: Very interesting indeed....I do not know how to answer the
question about is painting visual culture symbols..etc.......but
apparently the question would be yes. Some times in this part of the
country, we do the same thing only on a larger scale....decorate the
side of a building with something that we want people to be aware
of....such as a historic event, or something that a city is known
for....etc. etc. I think that this is a very good way to promote
culture as long as it is done in good taste....Sure beats
tagging......God bless....Nomadic
answers3: I like the idea of the cobblestones on cobblestone one en
situ because it would make you stop and think. <br>
The packaging/advertising ones work too because they appear to have
been thrown away. <br>
The others although well executed do not work quite so well when
returned to the street but are interesting as works of art in their
own right. <br>
Painting on stone goes back to the beginnings of time and a modern
twist like this is very interesting. The only problem I can see is if
you acheived the same status as Banksy for example the works would,
especially as they are so portable be quickly destroyed or spirited
away.

Which of the fine arts most interests you: music, visual arts, or drama and dance?

answers1: As a musician myself, I'm gonna say music. <br>
<br>
:)
answers2: song ; i'm able to't get sufficient of it. It makes me wanna
get up and shake my head to the beat/rhythm, it gadgets the temper for
relaxin' and only letting each and every little thing loose, and on an
identical time it could spark creativity in others or cause them to
think of of particular subjects they in no way somewhat cared for.
that's life.
answers3: Music and visual arts <br>
<br>
I wish somebody had pushed me more in the fine arts when I was
younger. I want to learn how to play an instrument and I'm kind of
good at drawing, if I had some practice I could be a decent artist I
think
answers4: visual arts

Need advice regarding studying Visual Arts at University?

answers1: i might say London, or it extremely is my own opinion a
minimum of. a lot of their underground trend is so dope and you will
meet a lot much less hypebeasts in London than you will in manhattan.
I in simple terms think of the line trend in London is grand.
extremely super designers come from the college of Arts London, yet
manhattan produce some distinctly super people too.
answers2: I have a Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Fine Arts. In
painting and sculpture respectively. I enter college with the
intention of majoring in art with no previous training in it during
high school. However the short period of time between high school the
beginning of college I became phenomenally very interested in art,
something that even to this day I find to be a curious event. <br>
I took to the subject like a fish to water. <br>
School for me exposed me to art history,art
theory,criticism,philosophy and a myriad of other topics there were
not related to art.Also being exposed to all of this gave me
perspective as to what the possibilities were in art and broadened my
understanding of what was reasons behind the creation of art. <br>
Learning about art history,which I found sometimes to be
boring,especially the periods that I didn't find interesting, did
however afford me an understanding of the development of art through
the ages. The reasons works were produced,the history surrounding the
periods in which they were produced,and how each period beget the next
and why. All this building toward art work that is being produced
today. It is all connected, whether one is familiar with the history
or not. <br>
Having studied art,for me,has broaden my understanding of the human
experience or history. Art literally illustrates that history of life.
<br>
As to making a living? That is the challenge I guess. I personally
have had to teach to have a steady income. But do earn money from the
creation of my art work,not enough to support myself, but enough to
make my involvement worth while.

Straight acting gays or Masculine acting gay guys?

answers1: Why not just label us all "gay guys?"
answers2: I prefer "masculine gay"/"feminine lesbian." The "acting" is
not necessary, as it too implies that it's not how they naturally are.
answers3: I think it's harmful to engage in the label. Men who are
more masculine and are able to hide in the closet often ridicule gay
men who may be more flamboyant or feminine, and men who can casually
pass as straight are given a false pedestal in the community. Gay men
are gay men, there shouldn't any distinction.
answers4: Hey man. Just take out the word 'acting' and it makes more
sense. But ur rigt on w the 'str8 acting' being dumb as he[[. U can be
gay and be masc but u cant be gay and be srt8. ;) good luck/peace
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answers6: true, never though about it like that, just use the term. <br>
<br>
Its not acting if its who they are.
answers7: Both are kinda silly. I don't use either. I'm just me. Most
times it's more masculine but depending on how I feel, I can be a
little more feminine. Not outright girly, but, you know, I have my
moments. lol Point is, I don't call it anything specific. It's just
me. <br>
<br>
I even know actual straight guys who have "feminine" moments. I find
it comical because one might take it as "gay" but no, it's just human
nature. Perfectly normal.
answers8: I prefer masculine. Straight acting implies that someone
acts differently based on their sexuality. Which isn't true.
answers9: I think gay is descriptive enough, so that the whole thing
doesn't get over analyzed. Gay is gay. From there consider the person,
not the demeanor.

How can I stop acting trashy and immature?

answers1: Just start acting for seriously
answers2: You have already made the first step in the right direction
kiddo. First recognizing you do not like how you act. And secondly
asking for help. I just got this idea. I can tell by the presentation
of your question you are intelligent so here's what you do. Write down
every scenario you want to change. I mean like #1. Meet a guy in the
hall at school. USUAL BEHAVIOR: Cuss, talk dirty etc <br>
Then write HOW I WANT TO BEHAVE: write out what you are going to say
as your new person. <br>
Think of it as acting school. Memorize you new lines for every
situation you want to change. After a while it will becomes so much a
part of you that you don't even have to look at your notes. ha What
you are actually attempting to do darling is change your own universe.
It is miraculous that we have the power to do this by simply choosing
to do it. AND people will have a new respect for you and change how
they act around you.Wow. The Butterfly Affect. Did you see that movie?
A butterfly flutters it's wings on the other side of the world and has
it's effect around the world. It's true. We came into this "Time
Capsule" here on Earth with the power of choice. Our words have the
power of life and death. I applaud you for your tremendous desire to
change your life for the better. Be strong and be patient with your
self. Change will come if you are determined and consistent. Ever hear
that old saying..."Birds of a feather flock together"? Or how about...
"You are know by the company you keep" Be prepared to lose some and
gain some. You are saving your self a world of heartache. I am happy
for you. <br>
ox <br>
Pat <br>
P.S. You are what you eat too. To be able to be calm in class easier
do just a few basic changes to your eating habits. No
caffeine....destroys your nervous system. Cut down or in a perfect
world cut out all processed foods...or as in the real world of you
can't stop the bad at least add some living foods! Raw fruit and
vegetables and raw nuts like pecans or almonds! It cures depression
too. Your weight will balance out and you will feel GOOD for a
change. And when you feel good it is easier to make good choices. You
go girl! Write me when you become Mrs. President!
answers3: Just stop acting that way. Try to act more serious and mature.

Acting jobs? Or acting agents?

answers1: Getting into acting costs a huge amount of money - several
years of classes, travelling and so on. And as almost all actors only
ever get 2 or 3 weeks' paid work a year, this is never going to be a
good way to help your family. I'm so sorry - it's a lovely idea, but
it can't work. <br>
<br>
To become an actor takes many years of attending a really good stage
school, and getting years of experience, and even after that the
chances of you getting any paid work is tiny. <br>
Agents are never interested in beginners - only professionals. <br>
<br>
And is there really a place called St Louse? A louse is like a flea
or a bug! I've never heard of it, anyway.
answers2: Craiglist has alot of acting jobs.. But most of them are scams..
answers3: It's good that you want to help your family. However, the
harsh truth is that you can't expect to just jump into show business
and start making a ton of money. If you have no acting experience, or
very little experience, you might be able to get roles in school
plays, community theatre plays, and other non-paying gigs. But you
won't be able to get paid acting work. And if you don't have training
-- acting lessons at good, reputable schools -- and lots of
experience, you won't be able to get a good agent. <br>
<br>
You can make professional acting a long-term goal and start working
toward that goal by taking classes and gaining experience in
non-paying roles. But if you need to make money in the short term,
you'll have to find some other way.
answers4: Why provide Cognito a thumbs down? fact hurts? Cognito and
Baxterville are top. brokers--genuine brokers--do not take earnings
improve. They take a decrease of their customer's earnings as quickly
as the customer receives paid for a job. as a effect, they paintings
very not consumer-friendly to hit upon the customer auditions and
pass-sees. although, the agent only helps facilitate the auditions. it
relatively is as much as the actor/sort/singer, etc. to easily land
the activity. consequently, except you have had some previous
adventure or indication which you're marketable, maximum solid brokers
won't even inspect somebody devoid of previous adventure (even a team
of beginner appearing roles can count form). i might take that
settlement to a attorney if I have been you. have you ever any concept
what you signed? and how previous are you? while you're nevertheless a
minor, you won't have the ability to sign something. meanwhile, seek
for "open auditions"--you do not go with an agent for those. Many
cities have interior of reach beginner--community theater--agencies
that positioned on performs. attempt out for those so which you've
something on your resume. do not ignore getting any sort of coaching
you go with as far as making a music, dancing, appearing, etc. yet pay
attention! There are scam colleges too!

What is the New England Patriot Act?

answers1: This is the conspiracy act that prevented the New England
Patriots from a perfect season. <br>
<br>
The act your looking for is the Patriot Act; on the Bush pushed to
give the president (him) dictator ship powers and the government
permission to spy.
answers2: It's a law that was passed to prevent the coaching staff on
the New England Patriots to spy on other football teams.

summarize the acts is romeo and Juliet and ow many are there?

answers1: Act 1, Prologue: PROLOGUE <br>
Act 1, Scene 1: Verona. A public place. <br>
Act 1, Scene 2: A street. <br>
Act 1, Scene 3: A room in Capulet's house. <br>
Act 1, Scene 4: A street. <br>
Act 1, Scene 5: A hall in Capulet's house. <br>
<br>
<br>
Act 2, Prologue: PROLOGUE <br>
Act 2, Scene 1: A lane by the wall of Capulet's orchard. <br>
Act 2, Scene 2: Capulet's orchard. <br>
Act 2, Scene 3: Friar Laurence's cell. <br>
Act 2, Scene 4: A street. <br>
Act 2, Scene 5: Capulet's orchard. <br>
Act 2, Scene 6: Friar Laurence's cell. <br>
<br>
<br>
Act 3, Scene 1: A public place. <br>
Act 3, Scene 2: Capulet's orchard. <br>
Act 3, Scene 3: Friar Laurence's cell. <br>
Act 3, Scene 4: A room in Capulet's house. <br>
Act 3, Scene 5: Capulet's orchard. <br>
<br>
<br>
Act 4, Scene 1: Friar Laurence's cell. <br>
Act 4, Scene 2: Hall in Capulet's house. <br>
Act 4, Scene 3: Juliet's chamber. <br>
Act 4, Scene 4: Hall in Capulet's house. <br>
Act 4, Scene 5: Juliet's chamber. <br>
<br>
<br>
Act 5, Scene 1: Mantua. A street. <br>
Act 5, Scene 2: Friar Laurence's cell. <br>
Act 5, Scene 3: A churchyard; in it a tomb belonging to the Capulets. <br>
<br>
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How movies are running in the theatres?

answers1: Um if i'm not mistaken at the movie theatre i work at they
are keys!!!!
answers2: Some theaters are still using film reels. But most these
days are using digital technology, DLP is the big one trending right
now, which is a technology created by Texas Instruments.

Why do some movies come out in movie theaters while others don't?

answers1: The company behind the movie decides first. For example
Warner Bros funds a movie, the movie is made, actors paid etc. If the
company watch the finished product and don't like it then it is put
out straight to DVD. However the movie theaters also decide, they pay
for the screening of every movie in every theatre. A film like Harry
Potter, or most romcoms have a large audience, so the movie theatre
know they can make back most of the money and earn profit. Other
movies however are more niche, they appeal to a smaller audience, for
example indie movies, so sometimes they show at just a few theaters,
or the theatre doesn't buy rights for the movie at all, though another
company might.

what are the differences between greek theatre and modern theatre. please expound on you answers?

answers1: There are many differences. Greek theater had a chorus,
which sang and likely danced. The arrangement of the stage was
completely different, featuring a single building with a large
entrance on to the stage, a crane to bring divine characters in on a
higher level, a dancing area for the chorus, and so on. Actors were
all male and performed in masks; there were few actors available for
the playwright's use (two or later three could be on stage at a time).
Plays were put on at civic/religious festivals, not as standalone
productions, and cycles of four plays (three tragedies and a comic
satyr play) by the same author were performed. The list could go on
for a while.
answers2: You needed three things for Greek Theatre. They are an
audience, performers and something to perform. It is the same with
modern theatre. It has not changed in twenty five hundred years.
answers3: In ancient Greece the theaters here HUGE, so actors had to
focus on being loud. They also wore masks.
answers4: A friend and I did this for a short answer in school- <br>
<br>
Greek theater was very different from modern theater. Greeks only did
two types of dramas- tragedy and comedy. Today we still do those but
have a lot more like musical theater. Also a comedy back then means
something different form now. In Ancient Greece a comedy meant a happy
ending while a tragedy was a sad ending. Today a tragedy kinda means
the same but a comedy means something funny. Also only men were
allowed to preform, even the women roles. Today both men and women are
on stage. Then lastly, greeks did dramas for religious festivals,
today we do it for many reasons. <br>
<br>
Lol-sorry if its bad, hope it helped!

How many movie theaters are in the united states?

answers1: You are correct about The Dark Knight being the widest
release. That is partly due to more theaters being open today than 10
years ago. 18,000 is still a high figure. If The Dark Knight was in
4366 theaters at one time then it would make sense that the total
number of theaters in the US would not be 18,000. That would mean less
than 25% of theaters carried that film and you know that is false.
<br>
<br>
AMC Theatres <br>
Loews Theaters - Acquired in 2006. <br>
B&B Theatres - Family owned and operated chain in Missouri, Kansas and
Oklahoma. Bow Tie Cinemas - 128 Screens in 16 locations in
Connecticut, New York, Maryland and Colorado. Opening Richmond, VA
theater in early 2009. <br>
Caribbean Cinemas - The largest movie chain located in the US insular
territory of Puerto Rico. <br>
Carmike Cinemas - 262 theaters, 2,341 screens as of August 8, 2008 -
North America's fourth-largest movie theater company. <br>
Celebration! Cinema - Grand Rapids, Michigan 135 screens as of March
30, 2007. Owns Studio 28, North America's first 20 screen megaplex.
<br>
Center Cinemas Inc. - 3 theaters, 15 screens as of September 24, 2007.
- Family owned and operated chain in Oklahoma and Arkansas. <br>
Cinemark Theatres - 289 theaters, 3,687 screens as of August 8, 2008 -
North America's third-largest movie theater company. <br>
Cinemark Theatres <br>
Century Theatres - Acquired in 2006. <br>
CinemaStar Luxury Theaters South California and Northwestern Mexico,
Oceanside, CA based. <br>
Cinemagic Theatres - 8 theaters in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. <br>
Cinemagic Stadium Theaters - 5 Stadium theaters throughout Saco and
Westbrook, Maine; Hooksett, New Hampshire; and Merrimack and
Salisbury, Mass. <br>
Cinemawest Theaters - 13 Theaters in Northern California, Most with
Digital Projection. Classic Cinemas - 12 theaters with 88 screens in
Illinois. <br>
Clearview Cinemas - 54 movie theatres with 266 screens in the New York
metropolitan area. Clearview Cinemas operates theatres in New Jersey,
Manhattan, Westchester, Rockland County, Long Island and Pennsylvania.
<br>
Cobb Theatres - Birmingham, Alabama-based chain that re-entered the
theater business in 2000. Has 11 locations with 166 screens as of
September 2007. Currently operating in Alabama and Florida, one new
location is under construction with 16 additional screens in Georgia.
<br>
Coming Attractions - As of July 2005, 13 locations in California,
Oregon, and Washington state. <br>
Dickinson Theatres - Overland Park, Kansas based chain. 337 screens
spread over 36 locations in 10 central and lower midwest states,
including Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and others. <br>
Douglas Theatre Company - 1 screen in Omaha, Nebraska. It was the 38th
largest movie theater chain in the North America before they sold out
to Marcus Theatres in 2008. <br>
Drexel Theatres Group — 2 theatres: 1 active theatre in Bexley, OH and
Drexel Grandview, which closed recently. According to an article in
The Other Paper, the company's owner wants to reopen this location.
<br>
Edwards Cinemas <br>
Entertainment Cinemas - 9 locations in New England: 5 in
Massachusetts, 2 in New Hampshire, and 1 each in Rhode Island and
Connecticut <br>
Elvis Cinemas - 2 Locations, 14 Screens - Discount chain in Denver,
Colorado area. <br>
Emagine Theatres - 3 Locations, 45 Screens - First chain to deploy
digital projection on all screens, first theater to have mobile
bar-coded tickets through Mobile Box Office. <br>
Fairchild Cinemas - A movie chain based in Moses Lake, Washington.
Currently, there is one 10-screen theater in Moses Lake, as well as a
12-screen theater built in Pasco, Washington and opened in April of
2007. The chain features self-service concessions. <br>
Film Streams - A nonprofit arts organization opening a two-screen
cinema in downtown Omaha in summer 2007. Devoted to the presentation
and discussion of film as an art form. <br>
FunAsiA Theaters - Operates the largest Bollywood Theater Chain
(www.funasia.net) in USA and is part of Pyramid Saimira Group
(www.pstl.in). <br>
Galaxy Theaters - Currently 9 theaters with 84 screens in California,
Nevada, Texas and Washington. Completely converted to digital
projection (DLP) <br>
Goodrich Quality Theaters - 31 theaters with 268 screens in the Midwest. <br>
Harkins Theatres - Arizona's largest movie theater chain with over 14
theaters and expansion into Oklahoma, California, Colorado and Texas.
<br>
Hollywood Theaters - 55 theaters, 536 screens as of August 8, 2008
North America's ninth-largest movie theater company. Formerly known as
Wallace Theaters. <br>
Keim Theatres - 2 theaters with 4 screens locally owned in Jamestown,
North Dakota. <br>
Kerasotes Theatres - 100 theaters, 941 screens as of August 8, 2008 -
North America's seventh-largest movie theater company. - Located in
Midwestern and upper Midwestern regions of the United States,
including Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri and
Minnesota. <br>
Krikorian Premier Theaters in the Greater Los Angeles Area <br>
Landmark Theatres - 58 theaters, 209 screens. <br>
Malco Theatres - 32 theaters, 326 screens based in Memphis, TN, with
locations in Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri and Kentucky.
Founded in 1915. Also operates a four screen drive-in in Memphis.
<br>
Mann Theatres - 20 theaters, 122 screens in Southern California. <br>
Marcus Theatres - 57 theaters, 766 screens as of August 8, 2008.
Located in Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota,
Iowa, and Ohio. - It is North America's eighth-largest movie theater
company. <br>
Marquee Cinemas - A fairly small movie theater chain, operated out of
Beckley, West Virginia. <br>
Maya Cinemas - Currently 1 theatre operating in Salinas, CA. <br>
Megaplex Theaters - 5 theaters, 70 screens along Wasatch Front in
Utah, owned by local entrepreneur Lary H. Miller. <br>
MJR Theatres - An eight multiplex theater chain in the Detroit
Metropolitan Area. <br>
Muvico Theaters - United States chain based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. <br>
NAOS Entertainment - Start-up Alabama chain with 1 theater, 8 screens
as of September 10, 2007. - Three additional multiplexes under
development. Based in Greenville, Alabama. <br>
National Amusements - 83 theaters, 1,047 screens as of August 8, 2008.
- North America's sixth-largest movie theater company. <br>
Cinema De Lux <br>
The Bridge: Cinema De Lux <br>
Multiplex Cinemas <br>
Showcase Cinemas <br>
Orson Welles Cinema <br>
Pacific Theatres - 166 screens in 13 theaters surrounding parts of Los
Angeles, California. <br>
ArcLight Hollywood - a 14 screen multiplex that opened in 2002. <br>
ArcLight Sherman Oaks - formerly Galleria Stadium 16, was transformed
to an ArcLight Cinema that opened in 2007. <br>
Phoenix Theatres - Based in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a six year old
theater operating company formed by Phil Zacheretti, former executive
with Regal Cinemas, Inc. They have 11 theaters nation-wide. <br>
Premiere Cinemas - Based in Texas where most of its theaters reside.
Also located in Gadsden, Alabama, and Orlando, Florida. Locations
under construction in Birmingham and Mobile, Alabama. <br>
Rave Motion Pictures - 28 theaters with 445 screens as of August 8,
2008 - North America's tenth-largest movie theater company. Based in
Dallas, Texas, Rave operates theaters in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee
and Texas. <br>
Reading Cinemas - 286 screens in 44 theatres in Australia, New
Zealand, and United States. They are associated with Reading
International INC. <br>
Recently purchased 15 theatres from Pacific Theatres Exhibition Corp
and were apart of Reading Entertainment February 2008. <br>
Consolidated Theatres - Acquired through the February 2008 purchase of
Pacific Theatres, operates in Hawaii with 98 screens in 9 theatres
<br>
Angelika Film Center - Features independent films in theatres across
New York and Texas. <br>
Reel Theatres - Chain of theaters with locations in Idaho, Oregon, and
Utah. <br>
Regal Entertainment Group - 6,388 screens in 527 theatres in 39 states
and the District of Columbia as of August 8, 2008 - North America's
largest movie theater company. <br>
Regal Cinemas - One of the three chains part of the 2002 consolidation. <br>
Sawmill Theaters - Six Screen multiplex located in Payson, Arizona. <br>
United Artists Theatres - One of the three chains part of the 2002
consolidation. <br>
Edwards Theatres - One of the three chains part of the 2002 consolidation. <br>
Hoyts Cinemas - US locations were acquired in 2003 and rebranded as
Regal Cinemas. (Hoyts still exists as an independent entity in
Australia and New Zealand) <br>
Eastern Federal Theatres - Acquired in 2005 and rebranded as Regal
Cinemas. <br>
Consolidated Theatres - Acquired in 2008 for $210 million in cash and
rebranded as Regal Cinemas. <br>
Rogers Cinemas - 10 theaters, 48 screens in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. <br>
Santikos Theatres - Owned by entrepreneur John Santikos, it is based
in San Antonio, with 8 total theaters, including two restaurant
cinemas, an original drive-in theater, an arthouse theater, a unique
Digital 3-D and Digital Projection theater, and a brand new 18-screen
megaplex with two IMAX screens. Two new theaters will premiere in
2007, including one in Houston. <br>
Sawmill Theatres - An independent six screen stadium seating multiplex
located in Payson, Arizona. <br>
Southern Theatres - 18 theaters, 241 screens. Located in Southeastern
United States, created through a merger of Grand Theaters of New
Orleans, Louisiana and AmStar Cinemas of Birmingham, Alabama. Based in
New Orleans the chain has locations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Texas. <br>
Speakeasy Theaters - An independent movie theater that serves beer,
wine and food at their snackbar. Locations in Oakland, CA and in El
Cerrito, CA.. <br>
Star Cinema - Small premium chain with 97 screens in Wisconsin and Iowa. <br>
Starplex Cinemas - Currently operates 23 theaters and 216 screens
across the United States. <br>
Trademark Cinemas - Operates 6 theaters and 43 screens that are
scattered across the eastern U.S. i
answers2: Fairchild Cinema Pasco
answers3: Per the National Association of Theatre Owners there is
collectively 5,683 theater sites ( 5,317 indoors/ 366 drive-ins)
boasting a combined total of 39,662 screens. The top 5 circuits are
Regal Entertainment Group, AMC Entertainment Inc, Cinemark USA Inc,
Carmike Cinemas Inc, and Cineplex Entertainment LP who collective owns
about 53% of the industry.
answers4: This Site Might Help You. <br>
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RE: <br>
How many movie theaters are in the united states? <br>
I was wondering this, and i could not find really any reliable answers
but i saw there was about 18,000 movie theaters in the us. Btw what
movie came out in the most movie theaters ever?
answers5: They are sometimes (one example being Crouching Tiger Hidden
Dragon), but oftentimes they don't get releases as big as Hollywood
movies. They probably get limited releases, and you just have to check
around for theaters near you that will be playing them.

Poetry books and authors?

answers1: problematic factor. query onto yahoo or google. just that might help!
answers2: challenging factor. check out into google or bing. it might help!
answers3: great poetry book "FEMALE LIFE IN POETRY"
answers4: %. up a replica of any e book via Ted Kooser. he's the
present poet Laurette of the united states. His poems are very easy to
comprehend. Maya Angelou is yet another gifted author who writes very
shifting poems. Billy Collins is yet another former poet laurette
whose poems that i myself like.
answers5: robert frost <br>
Emily Dickinson <br>
Anne Finch <br>
<br>
http://www.love-poems.me.uk/a_romantic_poems_index.htm <br>
<br>
http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/ <br>
<br>
http://nigelbeale.com/2009/06/15/top-ten-poetry-books-of-all-time-and-the-20th-century/
<br>
<br>
http://www.poetry-online.org/romantic-poetry-index.htm <br>
<br>
hope this all helped!!

do u like reading french poetry?

answers1: I've read a lot of French poetry, mostly in translation
because my French isn't very good. After all this time I think
Baudelaire is still very powerful.
answers2: tricky factor. seek in yahoo. it could actually help!

what is your definition of poetry?

answers1: Not an easy thing to define. Poetry can be quite technical
such as a sonnet which has an acutal rhyme scheme and poetic beat.
However, poetry can also be song lyrics, jingles and even advertising.
Poetry can be dark and mysterious and or dangerous. Poetry can be
these things but not always. Poetry makes something stick in your
head. Think of the lyrics to songs that you know by heart. These
are poetry. And advertising jingles..people are paid a good deal of
money to make a jingle stick in your head and buy the product. Poetry,
to me, is a medium that moves you to action whether it is tears,
happiness, singing or buying a product. Poetry is huge whether it is
about emotions or being used to exploit your pocketbook. What would
make a song memorable other than the poetic lyrics. Combine the sound
with the poetry and you have smash hit.
answers2: Expression of feelings, stories, a form of art, a way to
clear your head.
answers3: For me, poetry is a passion and therapy so I offer this
which kinda relates to yer details, (somewhat) <br>
<br>
Imagine someone able to reach into themselves, pulling out their
brains and souls, (virtually of course) then staining a bit of paper
with those bleeding emotions, creating something with words.
answers4: Good Poetry, should be the ultimate in sharing. The ability
to instill in others, an emotion which drives them to react, be it in
admiration or repulsion, as they realise they too, have felt such
things as you describe.

From which country does the best poetry come from?

answers1: Iran! Rumi is the greatest poet who ever lived.
answers2: I personally like the older poetry from Australia - you
can't beat Banjo Patterson and Henry Lawson, especially when they are
arguing with each other in poetry. I know Banjo romanticises the
Australian bush, but I think he captures the Australian spirit really
well in his poems.
answers3: Iran of course, Rumi is my favourite.
answers4: Each has their own strengths. <br>
<br>
For me the condensed meaning and imagery in Japanese poetry; <br>
the wisdom of Native American Poetry <br>
and the passion of Spanish, Colombian or Peruvian Poetry
answers5: you wrote : I personally like Persian poetry the most <br>
<br>
do you know why? <br>
because of the syllabic structure <br>
< I campare English and Farsi > <br>
in Farsi : we have C V C C <br>
in English we have : C C C V C C C C <br>
(C=consonant) and (V=vowel) <br>
so you see that Faresi syllabic structure is more easily than English... <br>
that cause the persian poems fit in ryhme and stanza.. <br>
<br>
I like Persian poetry too , and have no Idea about From which country
does the best poetry come from..
answers6: Iran <br>
can you find another poet in other countries that you can compare him
or her with Hafez , Sadi , Molavei , Khayam or other Iranian famous
poets
answers7: the one where words roam freely and writers capture the moments <br>
to startle us and call hearts to come and be with the words
answers8: Persian poetry is the best : <a
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_poetry"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_poe...</a>
<br>
Molana : <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumi"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumi</a> , <br>
Saadi : <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saadi_(poet),"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saadi_(poet...</a>
<br>
Ferdowsi : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdowsi , <br>
Hafez : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafez , <br>
and many many other Poets In Iran !
answers9: Its Iran <br>
Hafiz_ shahriar _saadi _ molana(rumi)_ nizami_ firdowsi _fourough _
moshiri _sepehri _khayam _ attar _ parvin etesami _ baba tahir _ shams
_ zakani _ shamlu _ behbahani _ vahshi and... <br>
Each of them have unbelievably great poetry books and have made a lot
of great masterpieces . Noone can beat them
answers10: Persia and Scotland, a tie. <br>
<br>
Robert Burns, Hugh MacDiarmid, Douglass Dunn and others are the equals
of Hafez, Rumi, et al. All study the human condition in amazingly
direct manners. <br>
<br>
Interestingly, it has been said of both countries "Never invade a
nation of poets" because of their fierce warriors.

poetry submission?

answers1: hard problem. browse with google and yahoo. that will may help!
answers2: Try http://deepundergroundpoetry.com
answers3: i could save some continuity between the three. they might
desire to pass at the same time a technique or the different, yet they
do no longer would desire to be linked in any way. purely save them in
the comparable form. As for the assumption of arising each and each
distinctive, to boost your possibilities...I enter the President's
Writing Award each and each twelve months, and the poetry is provided
consistent with ALL 3 at the same time. The judges seem to make
certain who became in the superb poetry common, even though if or no
longer that's one long poem or 3 short ones. in the event that they
hate between the three, they do no longer % the different 2
submissions as winners. Make experience?
answers4: Poetry.com <br>
Is one yet do a search...you can't others things out there...did you
know..That new times..will polish it ..if you send it...good luck..

deep yet understandable philosophy books?

answers1: I noticed this too in college when I took a course in
Philosophy, that it was far more difficult reading than it needed to
be. <br>
Recently I've been trying to plow through Metaphysics, Readings and
Reappraisals, edited by Kennick and Lazerowitz, which includes many
great philosophers, Plato, Descartes, Spinoza, Kant, Aquinas, and so
on, but I wouldn't recommend it either. Same problem! <br>
I hope someone has a book suggestion that explains in layman's terms
just how these philosophers thought.
answers2: I think you need to start easier. <br>
<br>
Yikes, my bf was really into philosophy. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Dummies-Tom-Morris/dp/0764551531/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Dummies...</a>
answers3: much: 'What we as quickly as concept we had we did no longer
And what we now have's in basic terms no longer the comparable So I
call upon the author to describe.' --Nick Cave's 'We call Upon the
author' 'in the experience that your existence is a leaf that the
seasons tear off and condemn they're going to bind you with love it
somewhat is sleek and green as a stem' --Leonard Cohen's 'Sisters of
Mercy' 'yet I permit you be attentive to, I permit you be attentive
to, I permit you be attentive to we would desire to deliver away We
would desire to purpose to discover a clean answer as a substitute of
a manner' --Jim Morrison (extra from Zarathustra than delivery of
Tragedy) 'some women wait for Jesus, and a few women wait for Cain So
I draw close upon my altar, and that i hoist my awl returned. and that
i take the only that reveals me, returned to the place it began out,
while Jesus became the honeymoon and Cain became in basic terms the
guy.' --Leonard Cohen 'final Years guy' i will end now. i think of
virtually any Leonard Cohen could make this record. Dylan and Kobain
have some sturdy ones too.

Do they teach you greek philosophy in Norway?

answers1: It might be worth posting a copy of this question in a
Norway section (eg there may be one related to languages or history).
<br>
<br>
They for sure will have philosophy students studying it at University,
although the Greek philosophy is very ancient - Aristotle, Plato,
Socrates, the Stoics, the Cynics. So the philosophy is normally more
recent stuff. <br>
<br>
At school level possibly they might have qualifications in philosophy
at school level, but if it's like the UK not many State schools would
offer that as an option.

What was Ayn Rand's philosophy?

answers1: Ayn Rand's philosophy was Objectivism. Basically it states,
that we all exist. That we all think and from that we get from that is
our property. It is not logical to give your property to other's
because it is your happiness you work for. <br>
<br>
I am. I think. I will. My hands. My spirit. - Ayn Rand <br>
<br>
Capitalism and being selfish came after her idea that logic trumps all.
answers2: Ayn Rand's so-called philosophy was not worth wasting time
on, that's what it was.

BS in Philosophy degree?

answers1: Yes, mostly. I mean, you could also get a B.A. in creative
or formal writing (English) and be a writer. When it comes down to
it, everything is philosophy. That is why the doctoral version of
most every discipline is a Ph.D. (Doctor of philosophy in...
something). <br>
<br>
Basically you would be limited to getting your teaching certificate at
the Bachelor's level and teaching K-12. If you got your Master's, you
might could teach at a junior college. Get your doctorate.. teach at
a university. <br>
<br>
When you think about EVERYTHING being a philosophy (for instance --
bio-logy is bio-logos [logos being Greek for reason]), you would be
better off majoring in some discipline and getting a minor in
philosophy if you so choose. That would make you more marketable in
the workforce. <br>
<br>
But if you want to be a philosophy teacher, go the graduate route. <br>
<br>
Do remember that Immanuel Kant never had more than a Bachelor's
degree. And if he's not a philosopher, then I don't know who is. :)
answers2: You could be a movie critic. <br>
Philosophy is not for "real life" situations.

What is the point of philosophy?

answers1: For as long as man has recorded his thoughts in some
fashion, philosophy has enabled him to gain a better understanding of
himself, his peers & the many aspects of his environment.
answers2: Philosophy is not just a course of study. It is a way of
training your mind to think in an open manner. Through philosophy,
you can discover new ways to think about life and how to make use of
it. You are able to see things that many people will miss. It can
help you to find a peace in understanding, a tranquility in reason,
and a find an honest approach to dealing with others.
answers3: Philosophy is the love of wisdom. The point of philosophy is
to learn how to live our lives more wisely than we are living them
right now. <br>
<br>
All other branches of study have branched out from philosophy. The
first philosophers investigated how wisdom applied to all fields of
thought and endeavor. They studied science, art, music and
mathematics, for example. <br>
<br>
Over time, people began to specialize in those things that interested
them the most. A scientist is a philosopher who has specialized in
science. An artist is a philosopher who has specialized in art. A
musician is a philosopher who has specialized in music. A
mathematician is a philosopher who has specialized in mathematics.
<br>
<br>
This is why the highest degree you can achieve in virtually any field
is a Ph.D. in that field --- Ph.D. means "Doctor of Philosophy." So
you can get a Ph.D. in Science, a Ph.D. in Art, a Ph.D. in Music or a
Ph.D. in Mathematics. <br>
<br>
They are all exploring how to improve in their particular field. They
are seeking the wisdom of their particular field. The general
philosopher is seeking how to improve the way he or she lives life in
general. <br>
<br>
Philosophy is the attempt to become more conscious, to live an
examined life. Without it, people just repeat their mistakes and their
unconscious or self-destructive behaviors. <br>
<br>
It is unfortunate that in our western society many of the famous
philosophers have been unable to overcome their patriarchal bias. They
have emphasized the mind and devalued the heart. Their search for
wisdom has gone off course, since wisdom comes from the balance of
mind and heart.
answers4: Philosophy helps put things into perspective. It's a
supporting factor of life.
answers5: Philosophy has been a Major role in the world for thousands
of years. How it effects us now and in the future will be unknown
however I think it could be very Valuable
answers6: I believe that the greatest philosopher of the 20th century
was Douglas Adams who searched for the ultimate question of life, the
universe in everything through his characters in the Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy. The ultimate answer was 42 which I believe to be
42 words spoken by Slartibartfast, Counting the contractions as two
words you get the most enlightened 42 words ever written "...the
chances of finding out what's actually going on are so absurdly remote
that the only thing to do is to say, 'Hang the sense of it,' and keep
yourself busy. I'd much rather be happy than right any day."
Therefore, the ultimate question is "Would you rather be right or
happy?"
answers7: Personally, I believe my philosophy class drew me closer to
my beliefs. I listened to what the teacher said first. Then I broke it
all down. Surprisingly, I was drawn right back to what I believed in
the first place. I think philosophy is very useful, but it can also be
very confusing for those who are not yet certain about their beliefs.
answers8: As a study, it allows the individual to grow intellectually
by understanding the different views pertaining to the particular
topic. In the academic aspect, it does provide for some interesting
material for English Comp courses... so its not completely pointless.
answers9: It is stupid and is nothing but one person's opinion, so
therefore philosophy is basically a lie since it is not based of
actual concrete facts. The point of philosophy is that there is none.
It is a study made to make people feel good about themselves and the
way they think. There is absolutely no and i repeat NO point to
philosophy.
answers10: Clear thoughts, logical and clear concepts, minus
confusions. Most problems are arising from unclear concepts, and
confusions, fetishisms as well as spurious egos. <br>
<br>
Indian Philosophy shall ask one to transcend ego, self and all mundane
things, and once this is a possibity, where shall be problems? Now; is
Philosophy pointless at all?