From Nov. 20 to Dec. 3, a period that includes the first public news of the hack on Nov. 24, views of "The Interview" trailers were up 895percentt from the Nov. 6-19 period, according to data from Tubular Labs, a YouTube analytics company.
This discussion incorporates qualitative insights from the interviews and serves to link the recommendations to the barriers, explaining how they are expected to help, from the point of view of the experts interviewed.
This method, introduced by Flanagan [ 40, 41], registers incidents which, from the point of view of the person interviewed, are "very important" to describe the objective of the study.
As applications for the fall of 2001 loom, two of New York City's veteran preschool directors, Marlene Barron, head of the West Side Montessori School, and Jean Rosenberg, founder and director of the Chelsea Day School, offer an inside view of the dreaded admissions interview.
The dialogue resulted in 1,222 unique page views from 325 cities in 32 countries on the ALiEM Web site, 569,403 Twitter impressions, and 120 views of the video interview with the authors.
In view of the differences between the interview focus between specialists and DEs direct comparisons between the two are not reported.
Nevertheless, the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf said it had viewed a recording of the interview.
In his 2003 video "Spielberg's List," he composed a sinister, absurdist and unorthodox view of the Holocaust by interviewing Poles who had worked as extras in Steven Spielberg's 1993 film "Schindler's List".
In the next few weeks, the girls will have to capture what they learned in writing -- creating a poem or play based on what they learned, or writing a diary entry from the point of view of the adult they interviewed.
The issues of the culturally sensitive pre-hospital emergency care itself, as well as the varying points of view of the two groups interviewed, resulted in eight recommendations for culturally sensitive pre-hospital emergency care.
