Media Culture as Counter-Hegemonic Strategy

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Media Culture as Counter-Hegemonic Strategy. Amal Jamal Tel Aviv University IDC-July 2008.

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Media Culture as Counter-Hegemonic Strategy Amal Jamal Tel Aviv University IDC-July 2008

Culture Media

Culture Media. م.م رنا مشعل. Culture Media :. is a medium (liquid or solid) that contains nutrients to grow bacteria in vitro. Because sometimes we cannot identify with microscopically examination directly, and we do culture for antibiotic sensitivity testing

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CULTURE MEDIA

CULTURE MEDIA. Bacteria have to be grown (cultured) for them to be identified. By appropriate procedures they have to be grown separately (isolated) on culture media and obtained as pure for study. History The original media used by Louis Pasteur – urine or meat broth

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CULTURE MEDIA

CULTURE MEDIA. All micro-organisms require water, sources of energy, carbon, nitrogen, mineral element and vitamin plus oxygen in their growth medium. 1 . Water It is major component of all media. Following factors need to be considered about water for media preparation Ø pH

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Counter Culture

Counter Culture. 1. Greet Customer. 2. Give A Great Presentation!. 3. Be Positive!. 4. Be Enthusiastic!. 5. Be Excited!. 6. Make Great Smoothies!.

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Venezuela and ALBA: Counter-hegemonic regionalism and higher education for all

Venezuela and ALBA: Counter-hegemonic regionalism and higher education for all. ESRC-ECCC 23 Jan 2009. Thomas.Muhr@bristol.ac.uk Centre for Globalisation, Education & Societies (GES). Ricardo Cabrizas (Cuba, 2004) Rafael Correa (Ecuador, associate) Roosevelt Skerrit (Dominica, 2008)

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Subculture vs. Counter Culture

Subculture —groups within a culture that have their own distinctive characteristics that distinguish them from the larger culture. Values and norms are compatible with dominant culture.

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1960s Counter Culture Music

1960s Counter Culture Music. Jimi Hendrix. Purple Haze - 1967. Purple Haze Lyrics.

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Counter Culture

Counter Culture. Counter Culture Rap. Section 1 . Did You Know? Tom Hayden and Al Haber founded Students for a Democratic Society in 1959. Hayden later became a California state legislator. . The Growth of the Youth Movement .

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Hegemonic Masculinity

Immediate, Likely and Meaningful: A framework for understanding and responding to the sexual health risk-taking behaviours of young men. Dr Mark Limmer Lancaster University m.limmer@lancaster.ac.uk 1 st November 2012

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Culture media

Culture media. Media: Providing Nutrients in the Laboratory. At least 500 different types Contained in test tubes, flasks, or Petri dishes Inoculated by loops, needles, pipettes, and swabs Sterile technique necessary Classification of media Physical state Chemical composition

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Culture media Definition :- 1-Synthetic media : 2-Routine culture media: Routine culture media

Culture media Definition :- 1-Synthetic media : 2-Routine culture media: Routine culture media Common ingredients :- Dehydrated powders Bacteriological quality. Peptone :- Nitrogen amino acids Animal & plant proteins [ lean meat - soya bean ]

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The Counter Culture Revolution

The Counter Culture Revolution. The Swinging Sixties. REVOLUTION. Discuss the following ideas with the people next to you . Write the answers into a blank document. What is a revolution? Why do groups of people usually want one? How do they go about it?

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CULTURE MEDIA

LECTURE 5 :. CULTURE MEDIA. Microbiology and Virology; 3 Credit hours Atta- ur - Rahman School of Applied Biosciences (ASAB) National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST). CULTURE MEDIA.

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Culture Media

Culture Media. Culture Medium: Nutrients prepared for microbial growth Sterile: No living microbes Inoculum: Introduction of microbes into medium Culture: Microbes growing in/on culture medium. Agar. Complex polysaccharide

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Culture Media

Culture Media. A culture medium (media, plural) is nutrient material prepared in the laboratory for the growth of bacteria , molds, and other microorganisms. The most popular and widely used substance used in microbiology laboratories is the solidifying agent agar . .

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The Counter Culture

The Cultural Upheaval of the 1960’s “ I deas are far more powerful than guns. We don't allow our enemies to have guns, why should we allow them to have ideas? ” Joseph Stalin. The Counter Culture.

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Culture Media

Culture Media. Mohammad Rhbar (PhD) Dep. Of Microbiology , Iranian Reference Health Laboratory. Introduction.

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The Counter Culture Movements

The Counter Culture Movements. Instructor Pacas. The Civil Rights Movement: A Victory?. The social movement of the African American communities to demand human/civil rights ushered a period of great social change to mainstream U.S. society.

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Counter-culture vs. mainstream

Counter-culture vs. mainstream. Mainstream Culture. The postwar era of 1945-1960 was a time of amazing econ growth & prosperity for millions of Ams These Ams - adult, mostly white, middle & upper class- were the mainstream of the population

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Counter-culture vs. mainstream

Counter-culture vs. mainstream. 1960s Counterculture ?. The Hippy Movement. The term “hippy” comes from being hip. You were either hip or you were a “square” or a “pig.” Hippies were looking for an alternative way to live life.

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