These places are not a secret: they often have Web sites and advertise performances.
This stencil and spray paint method is commonly used by guerrilla poster makers to advertise performances, say, by a punk rock band.
Intel's new Pentium 4 microprocessor sizzles at an average 110 watts, hot enough to whip up a batch of muffins and slow a PC's advertised performance.
Says he: "If past turnover is no indication of [the] future, why do these guys advertise past performance?" Another defense is that performance trumps costs that you get what you pay for.
Banners on the main boulevards of Taipei that once were more likely to promote Western or Japanese performers now advertise coming performances by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra or a Kunqu opera troupe.
A new academic study* shows that mutual funds use similar tricks to make their returns look more attractive.Under American law, mutual funds that advertise past performance are required to use set time periods of one, five and ten years.
Finally, if WMATA cannot afford to compensate musicians that participate in the program this year, then it should allow musicians to advertise their performance schedules, sell merchandise and collect tips from the public within the Metro.
A large word-of-mouth networking campaign to advertise the performance was set up by the producers and the show moved to the Ambassador Theatre, where the box office takes began to break even.
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ITV is up 1.55p at 82.8p after forecasts of a good advertising performance next month.
However, UTV's pre-tax profits climbed 15% to £11m after a strong advertising performance.
