Cover Story Management

International audienceIn a multilevel database, cover stories are usually managed using the ambiguous technique of polyinstantiation. In this paper, we define a new technique to manage cover stories and propose a formal representation of a multilevel database containing cover stories. Our model aims to be a generic model, that is, it can be interpreted for any kind of database (e.g. relational, object- oriented etc). We then consider the problem of updating a multilevel database containing cover stories managed with our technique

Time-Newsweek Cover Story Game

Dixit and Nalebuff (1991) provided a simple example of how Time and Newsweek compete with each other through their cover story decisions. This paper goes beyond this example to specify the conditions under which the two competing magazines (Time and Newsweek) issue the same or different cover stories. The main result of this paper can be described as follows. The difference in relative market power and relative market size of story A to story B are critical in determining the cover story decision (business strategy). If the market size of potential story A relative to story B is sufficiently large, then both magazines may issue the same cover story. However, if the market size of potential story A relative to story B is not large enough, the relative market power (rather than the relative market size) becomes more relevant and both magazines may issue different cover stories. This paper provides empirical evidence that supports our hypothesis and shows how our finding is related to Hotelling’s paradox

Phillip DeVito Honors and Awards: Oregon Wine Press

A stalwart of Oregon wine retires from Maitre d\u27 career, the cover story of the August 1994 edition of Oregon Wine Press, spotlighted Phillip DeVito, who was retiring after a long career in the Oregon wine industry. DeVito finished his career by working at Salishan Lodge in Gleneden Beach, Oregon for 22 years, building an award-winning wine collection

ANALISIS PENGGUNAAN GAYA BAHASA DALAM ANTOLOGI CERPEN MAWAR HITAM KARYA CANDRA MALIK

This research aims to analyze the locution which is contained in the book short stories anthology entitled Mawar Hitam by Candra Malik. The method in this research is the descriptive method by using structural approach. The sources of the data in this research are 5 short stories from overall short story which amounted 20. The data in this research are quotations obtained from the analysis that show the use of locution. The locution that focuses on this research are repetition, assonance, hyperbola, paradox, personification, and periphrasis. Based on data analysis, it can be concluded: (1) locution of repetition cover 5, assonance cover 10, hyperbola cover 4, paradox cover 2, personification cover 5 and periphrasis cover 6. Amounted of 32 uses of locution on five short stories that have been analyzed; (2) the short story with using the most locution is the short story entitled Membaca Tubuhmu, with using 12 of locution. The short story with the least use of locution is the short story entitled Selimut Nona Clara, with using 4 locutions

Story of Our Lives cover page

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