But ultimately, jazz's creative prospects do not rest with any one artist, instrument or technology.
If Sunday night was a time to mourn shows, there was also ample reason for some producers and actors to see new creative prospects on the horizon, rather than just financial clouds.
"This cookbook aims to move beyond in vitro meat as an inferior fake-meat replacement, to explore its creative prospects and visualize what in vitro meat products might be on our plate one day," Koert van Mensvoort, who contributed heavily to the book and heads the Next Nature Lab at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, said in a written statement.
The benefits of stronger I.P. protection are even less convincing when it comes to copyright: there's little evidence that writers and artists are made more productive or creative by the prospect of earning profits for seventy years after they die, and the historical record suggests only a tenuous connection between stronger I.P. laws and creative output.
To lure high-net-worth prospects, creative -- and often kitschy -- events are now the bait for brokers and potential buyers.
In real life, I already have an MA, but it's done little to increase my creative industry job prospects.
IRL, I already have an MA, but it's done little to increase my creative industry job prospects, so I thanked Geoff for his huge display of kindness, but told him no thanks.
Begin your personal marketing plan without assumptions--then you'll have the best prospects for creative thinking and strategy development.
In other words, students were interested in entrepreneurship mainly as a result of positive factors such as the opportunity to make use of creative talents, independence and prospects for higher earnings than through negative factors such as high prevalence of unemployment.
It's clear that life in survival mode is a significantly hairier prospect than in creative, particularly when Otis changes the difficulty setting to its highest notch.
