...“Take it in seconds, feel it in minutes, lasts for hours.” (5-Hour Energy, 2014) Living Essentials’ 5-hour energy shot claims to give an individual hours of energy and increased mental alertness and performance, in a four calorie, 57mL bottle. Using a combination of B-vitamins (B6, B12, B3 and B9), with Citicoline, Tyrosine, Phenylalanine, Taurine, Malic acid, Glucuronolactone, zero sugar, and no herbal stimulants, the company claims that the shot will increase energy. (5-Hour Energy, 2014) Listed below are the claims made by the company regarding the effectiveness of the ingredients. Vitamins: • B6: production of amino acid for protein and used to create DNA and new cells in our bodies • B12: production of amino acids and processing of carbohydrates into energy •...
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...Malala Yousafzai, the girl who was shot, or the girl who has changed the world. Malala is a huge public figure in the world who has recently won a noble peace prize. She was shot by the Taliban at the age of fifteen simply because she wanted to go to school. "She now has a program called the Malala Fund which promotes girls education"(Malala Fund). Malala has changed the world through Cristian service and has opened the eyes of many people. Malala has always been fond of going to school and getting educated, even when she was just a little girl. Everyday, she would wake up in the morning in Swat Valley, Pakistan, and eagerly go to the Khushal School, the school her father owned. She was always competitive in school competitions and a hard worker. However, when the Taliban took over Swat Valley, they tried to stop...
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...leg would you like to have it sawed off right before your eyes with no anesthesia? Well you see this is what the soldiers in the battle field had to go through and i bet it was rough and excruciating. There was about 51,000 soldiers injured,wounded, killed, or went missing in the gettysburg address.The main people of the battle were Robert E Lee with the Army of Northern Virginia and George.G Meade with the Army of the Potomac they were the commanders.. The war lasted about 5 years. This was one of the largest battles of North America. Within three days of the battle the war ends with many dead, a bloody battle is the one word that can describe the gettysburg event in all truth. General Hood General Hood was heading out for the battle of Fredericksburg. He was with the troops. In the first few hours of the battle General Hood was shot in the arm. Then, he was taken to a tent with medics so he can try to get function in the arm. “Hood was in the big tent, on a litter...Longstreet saw;not much left of hand. Exposed bone.”(pg.237) He later had no feeling in the arm. He avoided amputation but, it was paralyzed and caused a lot of nerve damage. The arm was no longer...
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...The theme of the film can be summed up simply from one of the many notable phrases, “there’s no place like home”. Dorothy, a Kansas farm girl dreams of a better place and life. During a tornado she is struck in the head and there begins her journey to Oz. There she meets magical characters, many of which travel on with her also in search of better things. Who can forget the Munchkins, the first of the strange but charming characters Dorothy encounters? Dorothy and her dog Toto also come across the wicked witch the of the west and Glenda the good witch, introducing the good vs. evil of the fairy tale. She sets out on her quest to find a way home when she stumbles upon the Scarecrow who is in search for a brain, the Tinman in search of a heart and the Lion in search of courage. There are parallels to the characters she meets in relation to her family and neighbors back in Kansas, therefore reinforcing her homesickness and the determination to return home. As their adventures down the yellow brick road begins, it takes them on to see the wizard who can fulfill their wishes. The Wizard of Oz was Oscar-nominated for Best Picture, Color Cinematography, Interior Decoration, and Special Effects and won awards for Best Song ("Over the Rainbow") and Original Score. It also placed tenth on the list of the Greatest American Films...
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...the nature of relationships between husband and wife. They both reflect on the emotional experiences of the couple and the different mechanisms of the heart. Frost and Perkins are...
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...Karen Conner Professor Pridgeon English 252H Spring 1993 Semester Film Production: Final Project After the astounding success of my last film endeavor [final project for ENG 251H], Townies, my production company, Gateway Productions, has con¬tracted me for a new endeavor, this time for an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's novella Heart of Darkness. The company says that I may have full creative license in this one so, as Orson Welles did in his film Citizen Kane, I intend to oversee all aspects of the process. In selecting my staff, I have decided to keep some of the old faces from the previous film. My friend Julie Weaver will once more be at my side. As you recall, I chose her previously because she is not only a good art director but a talented illustrator as well. Her ability to do on-the-spot sketches of ideas saved me a great amount of time and money on the last project. I have also decided to keep Brightwood as cinematographer and Wise as sound director, again for the same reason for which I chose them last time, because they would make good contributions to the creative aspect of the process, and I felt that these two could best translate my ideas to film. Another old face will be Joyce Nevelson, my editor. I chose her last time because she was well-known in the industry and had won many rewards, proving her talent. Changes I have made will be in the writing, sound, and music departments. I have chosen Paul Gainritch to write my screen¬play. He is...
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...American Skin (41 shots) 41 shots And we’ll take that ride Cross the bloody river To the other side 41 shots... cut through the night You're kneeling over his body in the vestibule Praying for his life Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) No secret my friend You can get killed just for living in Your American skin 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots and Lena gets her son ready for school She says "on these streets, Charles You've got to understand the rules. If an officer stops you, Promise me you'll always be polite, That you'll never ever run away Promise Mama you'll keep your hands in sight" Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret It ain't no secret No secret my friend You can get killed just for living in Your American skin 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots (music bit) 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it in your heart, is it in your eyes It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) 41 shots And we'll take that ride Cross this bloody river To the other side 41 shots I’ve got my boots caked in this mud We're baptized in these waters (baptized in these waters) And in each other's blood (And in each other’s blood) Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret)...
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...Crunch. Crunch. And at that moment, my heart stopped. A buck stepped out of a cedar thicket about twenty yards to my left. All my time and preparation climaxed at this moment; all I needed to do was shoot. Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to shoot a big buck. When I was three, I told my family to act as if they were deer, and I would pretend to shoot them. They would have to fall over dead with their tongues hanging out, and I would sneak up to them, hold their head up by their hair pretending as if I had killed them, and look into the camera, proudly exclaiming “Now that’s a big buck!” Watching the many hunting shows with my dad and his good friend G.W., I had learned very early on how to practice my hunting skills. As a hunter, a reliable...
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...excitement, I was able to forget about the audience and focus solely on my performance. Forgetting about the audience is not a simple task. For me, it was a long process and there were times when it seemed impossible; however, I persevered, attempting to get over my fear. I practiced shooting baskets for hours hoping muscle memory would allow me to take a shot quickly instead of pausing and letting fear kick...
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...attention that my best friend’s brother, Alton, had passed. Alexis and I have been friends since elementary school, so her family was my family. Immediately, I thought it was just a rumor. No one had any facts. “This can’t be true, “I thought. I walked into class expecting Alexis to be in her desk. I was certain that she would tell me that the rumor was not true. When I walked through the door, her desk was empty. My heart hastily dropped to my feet. As I slowly walked to my desk, my mind ran across a thousand things at once; my heart broke with every step. I finally reached my desk. I sat there silently. My heart felt heavy. I couldn’t talk. I couldn’t cry. My state of disbelief and shock was just that severe. All I could do was sit quietly. I asked to go to the restroom towards the end of class. I went and tried to call Alexis. The phone ringed several times, but I could not get an answer. On the way back to class I couldn’t help but wonder what happened. After siting and thinking for what seemed like forever, the class was finally dismissed by the lunch bell. As we stood in the lunch line, my heart got heavier. I did not eat. Again, I just sat silently. As I sat in the cafeteria, I noticed the mood was different. The cafeteria was usually a happy environment. It would be filled with laughter, chatter, smiles, and of course, food. In comparison, on that day, a gloomy feeling hung over the cafeteria. It was quiet. Someone came to me...
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...I Am Malala Malala is strong hearted girl that will never back down without a fight. Malala was shot for standing up for female education in her hometown of Swat Valley, Pakistan. Even after getting shot, she still stood up and spoke out about neglecting female education. A lot of people who would have gone what she went through would have backed down and gave up on their teachings, but Malala didn’t. She kept on spreading her beliefs and her teachings on what she felt were supposed to be right. I wonder if more girls will stand up and speak out on neglecting their rights to education, or will they just go along with the rules and traditions that their accustomed to and let Malala do this all alone. A lot of people don’t stand up for what they believe in so they sit back and let things happen. Malala shouldn’t have been the only girl to stand up in her hometown but also other women and men as well. It takes a community and a large group of people to come together in order to fix a problem so severe like what she had to do all by herself. If you believe in something take action and defend your belief and let people know how you feel. Don’t just sit there in the dark and like nothing is happening. What type of change will you bring if just sitting there? You need to stand up and speak out. There are a lot of things that goes on that we just let happen....
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...Michael Morris WRT-101 4/19/16 EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP “I spend a lot of time trying to perfect my line work and my hand, but my hand will always be imperfect because it’s human. From a distance, it might look straight, but when you get close up, you can always see the line waver. And I think that’s where the beauty is.”—Margaret Kilgallen. Art is the expression of human creative skill and creativity, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be loved primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Beauty is mixture of qualities, such as shape, color, or form, which please the senses, especially the sight. Creating something painting magnificent to draw the viewer’s eye. Art and beauty to me are very important. Art is all around: art is in music, photography, painting, singing, poetry, dancing, drawing, or even building something creative. Art is an amazing gift that everyone has within himself or herself. Music is a learning therapy and teaching tool. Music adjusts to our moods and used throughout our lives. Music leads to a healthy life. If you like it or not music is a huge part of our lives. Terry Guetta who owns a local clothing store in Los Angeles, and has this unusual obsession with videotaping. This obsession of recording everything happening in his life began after he started his family as a result of his missing childhood. What began as a hobby soon turned into Terry made-up leading him miles away from his family to board...
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...In cinema, directors use many cinematic elements to create scenes and manipulate the audience’s perspective of them. Director Tim Burton is well known for taking his audience on journeys through his dark, eccentric, and quirky films. In the film Edward Scissorhands, director Tim Burton uses cinematic elements such as sound, and camera shots, to illustrate the tone of a scene, and change of tone throughout the film. The entire movie is filled with both diegetic and non-diegetic sound. For example, In the scene when Edward is taken to Jim’s house to help break in, it is silent other than the whispers of the characters, and crickets in the area. In this particular scene, the lack of sound and sense of silence alone provide the audience with...
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...wide variety of diseases, disorders and conditions that affect the heart and sometimes the blood vessels as well. Risk factors for developing cardiovascular disease include having hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, and a sedentary lifestyle. Other risk factors include being of African-American ancestry, male, drinking excessive amounts of alcohol, having a lot of long-term stress, smoking and having a family history of a heart attack at an early age. Some different types of cardiovascular disease includes angina, heart attack, heart failure, atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease, and cardiac arrhythmias. Other forms of cardiovascular disease include congenital heart defects, cardiomyopathy, infections of the heart, coronary artery disease, heart valve disorders, myocarditis, and pericarditis. Symptoms of cardiovascular disease vary depending on the specific type of cardiovascular disease. A classic symptom of cardiovascular disease is chest pain. However, with some forms of cardiovascular disease, such as atherosclerosis, there may be no symptoms in some people until life-threatening complications. Treatment of cardiovascular disease begins with prevention. Many forms of cardiovascular disease can be prevented or controlled effectively with prevention measures that include regular exercise, not smoking or drinking excessively, achieving and maintaining a healthy weight, and eating a heart-healthy well-balanced diet. Risk factors, such as high cholesterol...
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...Diphtheria Treatment: If the health care provider thinks you have diphtheria, treatment should be started immediately, even before test results are available. Diphtheria antitoxin is given as a shot into a muscle or through an IV (intravenous line). The infection is then treated with antibiotics, such as penicillin and erythromycin. People with diphtheria may need to stay in the hospital while the antitoxin is being received. Other treatments may include: * Fluids by IV * Oxygen * Bed rest * Heart monitoring * Insertion of a breathing tube * Correction of airway blockages Anyone who has come into contact with the infected person should receive an immunization or booster shots against diphtheria. Protective immunity lasts only 10 years from the time of vaccination, so it is important for adults to get a booster of tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccine every 10 years. Those without symptoms who carry diphtheria should be treated with antibiotics. Expectations (prognosis): Diphtheria may be mild or severe. Some people may not have symptoms. In others, the disease can slowly get worse. The death rate is 10%. Recovery from the illness is slow. Complications: The most common complication is inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis). The nervous system is also frequently and severely affected, which may result in temporary paralysis. The diphtheria toxin can also damage the kidneys. http://www.umm.edu/ency/article/001608trt...
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