The campaign is extensive, including a fantasy football promotion using codes on more than one billion bottles of beer; television commercials from Translation in New York, the new lead creative agency for the Bud Light brand; and covering the paper cartons for 12-packs of 12-ounce cans of Bud Light with a material that to some degree feels like a football.
The pursuit of wealth and material goods for their own sake or in the belief that they will offer something deeper and meaningful is, based on extensive research, a fantasy foisted on parents and children alike by popular media to meet its own profit-driven ends.
Concord, one of the world's largest independents, has carved out a profitable niche by catering to adult tastes, with veteran artists and classic catalogs like Fantasy, with extensive jazz holdings as well as Creedence; Stax, the soul label; and Rounder, which released Robert Plant and Alison Krauss's Grammy Award-winning album "Raising Sand" in 2007.
Both books involved fairly extensive research: they were fantasies spun from facts, efforts to get on the inside of craziness.
Game books that allow you to "choose your own adventure" are ergodic, as are fantasy novels with extensive maps and world-building notes.
The game also shares many elements with fantasy football, featuring extensive stat tracking that effectively makes it a football RPG — your players gain experience points depending how they perform on the field, and you can boost their stats accordingly.
Any visitor to websites like Yahoo Sports or ESPN will find an extensive number of articles focusing on fantasy activities, especially at this time of year with NFL fantasy drafts around the corner.
In both shows, the action moves between the human world and a fantasy realm, and both make extensive use of flashbacks to complicate their narratives and suggest that there's more going on than there really is.
Packed with spaces rustic, exotic, playful and experimental, the extensive compilation is a design aficionado's fantasy.
The stories themselves, though often based on medical fact (Tezuka Osamu really did have extensive medical training), have a strong streak of fantasy.
