...1. The first scene I choose is Jimmy Markum in the morgue viewing Katie’s body. The song I choose for this scene is “If I Die Young” by The Band Perry as functional music. This song fits the scene because it references dying young. 2. The second scene I choose is Dave telling his wife about vampires and wolves. He asks her does she think he killed Katie. The song I choose for this scene is “She Wolf” by David Guetta as functional music. This song relates to the scene because it is about falling in to pieces. 3. The third scene I choose is Brendan talking to his brother in the kitchen asking him does he love him. The song I choose for this scene is “The Art of Dreaming” by Russell Harris as functional music. This song fits the scene because it is suspenseful and dramatic. 4. The fourth scene I choose is Dave standing outside by the bay talking to Jimmy Markum about who he killed. The song I choose for this scene is “You Ruin Me” by The Veronicas as functional music. This song fits the scene because Jimmy Markum received the confession he wanted and ruined Dave. 5. The fifth scene I choose is Dave and the Savage brothers in the bar drinking before Jimmy arrives. The song I choose for this scene is “Strange Fruit” by Billie Holiday as source music from the jukebox. I choose this song because I feel that it leads up into Jimmy Markum arriving. 6. The sixth scene I choose is the cops entering the room while Ray Jr.’s Friend has a gun drawn on Brendan Harris...
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...In “Once More to the Lake” , the author paints a picture about how big a fuss arriving to the lake was in the past, but “arriving was less exciting nowadays… and in five minutes it was all over, no fuss, no loud wonderful fuss about trunks” (White 4). This scene depicts how the narrator was disappointed when he realized he liked a big fuss about arriving because in the past it was always the same. Instead, when he arrived it was anticlimactic because packing had evolved and it was easy for each person to travel. This small action had a negative impact on the author's mood because he expected a scene to play out and when it did not, his mood was soured. Forgetting this memory altogether would have made unpacking an easier job. The poem “Forgetfulness” also paints the image of how painful the process of forgetting can be. For example, the poem states “no wonder you rise in the middle of the night” showing how the subject has only forgotten half of a memory or other information, giving them anxiety and causing them to wake up (Collins L 21). This displays that forgetting does not...
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...when processing a scene, collecting evidence, and reporting their findings. The essential steps for any investigations team to follow are: Determine team composition, control contamination, document the scene, prioritize evidence collection, and collect, preserve, inventory, package, and transport and submit evidence. After all of that is accomplished the team has to get together to debrief about the crime scene, perform the final survey of the scene and document it. From there the evidence is processed, lab tests are performed, and all the information is submitted to the district attorney’s office so that charges can be filed. Following the process carefully and correctly is very important to the investigation; any missed steps can result in overlooked evidence and can bring the investigation to a standstill. The investigation process is vital to an investigation’s success and to the conviction of the criminals involved. The first step in the criminal investigation process is to determine the team composition. This step requires the lead investigator to assess the scene quickly and determine what resources and how many personnel will be necessary to process the scene efficiently. The first to be made is how much additional personnel are needed. Factors to consider are the size of the scene, how many victims and witnesses there are, any additional crime scenes that need to be processed, and other circumstances such as weather that would require the scene to be processed faster...
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...Deputy Strange responded to the area of Interstate 95 and Fiske Boulevard in reference to a crash – hit & run. Deputy Strange activated his emergency lights. Deputy Strange was following proper directions, via New World mapping, to the location and using the right radio codes. Upon arrival, Deputy Strange assisted other deputies. After FHP arrived on the scene, the scene was turned over to the trooper. Deputy Strange cleared the call by turning it over to FHP. No officer safety violations were observed. Deputy Strange responded to 1000 Genevieve Avenue in reference to an injured ill person. Deputy Strange followed proper directions to the location and used the right radio codes. Upon arrival, Deputy Strange parked in a distance and approached...
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...husband should be place under arrest. Second if the wife seems to need medical needs call for that. Third take any picture and or solid evidence of the crime. Next inform the wife in getting a protection order. Next make sure the wife is safe before leaving the scene. Last complete a written police statement of what you seen from the point of arriving to the scene and leave the scene. Should the husband be arrested for this situation? Yes he should be arrested for the situation. All the cops can do is look at the proof then let the judge decide whether or not he's guilty. What are the legal requirements that the police officers have to consider and follow? I believe in all states, if there is evidence of Domestic Violence in this case the bruises, and the allegation, police are required to arrest the suspect in this case the husband. What physical or photographic evidence should be obtained in this situation? The wife bruises on her arms and if the scene look like fight had happened for example broken objects Is a protection order recommended in this case? Yes, because in many cases like this the suspect is booked and released on a bond and many times the suspect may return to the scene of the crime in this case most likely the couple shares a place and the husband might...
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...responded to a arson fire when one fell through the floor of the home. He said that upon arriving on scene they noted flames coming from the second story of the home and proceeded to engage the fire on the second story after making entry. firefighter Andes reports that he took one step onto the second floor when it started to give way but his partner Lt. Lang reached out and grabbed his strap to save him. This article demonstrates why it is important for fire fighters to always work in teams as well as why it is also vital to always check for floor stability before proceeding onto a fire floor on any multistory structure. http://www.firefighterclosecalls.com/news/fullstory/newsid/204186 In this article a tanker from a volunteer department in Readington New Jersey was overturned injuring a 54 year old veteran volunteer firefighter as well as a deputy chief. It does not state if they where responding to a call or not but does say that this is the second time in which this department has wrecked a fire truck in the last month. Both men where medevac'd from the scene with reported head injures. This is a prime example of why it is vital to drive safely and know what your different apparatuses are capable of. Tankers are always a risk due to water surge and should be handled with this in mind. Better to drive slower and get to the scene safely than to push the limits and risk not getting to the scene at all as well as tie up more resources that would have to respond to your accident...
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...1. What is the Director’s purpose? What is the main point or message the filmmaker wishes to convey? Use an example or two from the film to convey your point. The title “A Better Life” seems to be a conceptualization created by the director to get us to look at both the struggles and the possibilities within the culture of these undocumented immigrants. The story is told in a realistic fashion set in Los Angeles where despair and lack of opportunity are a pedestrian way of life. In portraying the authentic culture, Weitz is conveying a sense of compassion for the people who are affected by these immigration laws. He is able to deliver his message of hope through a beautiful story of love between a father and his son. Emotional connection...
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...The new world In the beginning, the film opens with aesthetic views of meadows and creeks with orchestrated medleys playing in the background. The viewer is almost lured into a serene, calming mood due to the peaceful atmosphere that such images provide. Almost 6 minutes in, a young woman's(also known to be Pocahantas) voice begins to speak as she talks about the Earth being her mother, speaking to nature as if it were to be a physical human. As the nature scenes continue, a man then begins to speak - directing ones view from what was once the peaceful meadows to now gigantic ships filled with English men and a prisoner( who's name later is revealed to be John smith) that is kept in a room under the ships deck. As the focus seems to be on the differing surroundings of the natives and the Englishman, the viewpoint is then set focus on the English men arriving to shore and the natives being alarmed by such big, rare, objects arriving to their native land. As the film progresses on, the Englishman soon begin to cut down each tree with in a large radius in which they have decided to settle. The natives see the future harm that this could bring and are worried for the land they have grown an attached bond to in order to survive and lie in peace. Through out the film small quarrels break out amongst the natives and Englishman, but also with in the Englishman as individuals as the try to survive freezing winters, scarce food supply and little to...
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...Unit 1 Assignment 1: The Need for Project Management In Recent years why is project management Important? Project management is important because business professionals have been arriving on the scene with unique skills to start, coordinate, and complete organizations small and large projects. In the past these projects were usually given to a supervisors or managers regardless of his or her skill set. Now these highly trained professionals are arriving in the market ready to handle and maintain large scale projects. What is the primary challenge of Implementing PM in an Organization? The project team can be the primary challenge of implementing PM in an organization. Team members come from different backgrounds and cultures. Budgets, schedules and resources are also major challenges affecting a PM in a modern organization. Discuss a successful and Unsuccessful project. How were they alike, different? This is example of a successful project at Booz Allen Hamilton San Diego. A temporally employee with two weeks on the job was approached by a project manager with a $60 million contract proposal. From the time the PM notified the temp printer to the time the project was in the printers hands four hours had passed. The printer worked on the job from 5pm to 1:30am that night. At 1:30am the printers stopped working. The temp had to pack everything up and go to the local FedEx Office to complete the job. In the end the temp delivered the job on-time at 6am, Booz Allen won the contract...
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...Alfred Hitchcock‘s movie, ''Strangers on a Train'' is a classic thriller film made in 1951. The movie is about two strangers who meet on a train, the first guy name is Guy Haines and he is a young tennis player. The other is Bruno Anthony and he is a charming, yet demented man. Bruno suggests to Guy a plan on how they both can ''get rid'' of someone, by ''exchanging'' murders. That way, they will not get caught. Hitchcock use of cinematography is the driving force of the movie. It helps move the story along and unravel the suspense of the meeting of these two characters. The opening scene of the film shows an unusual, yet interesting way on how these two characters meet. The film begins with a long-shot of a cab arriving and dropping off a...
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...comes on thursday. The manager must keep track of which items were deplenished or sold since last week, so as to know what needs to be ordered before the truck arrives. As a clerk, one must keep track of sales in order to restock shelves as needed. Deadlines are very important and missing one has one or more consequences. They are especially salient in law, be it law enforcement, criminal investigation, or criminal justice. In the area of criminal investigation, deadlines are important for many reasons. Different evidence on a crime scene can only be value for a certain time period. This type of evidence is referred to as transient evidence. One example of transient evidence is blood spatter. The blood itself, despite its mutable form is not transient evidence. The splatter however can determine how the attack happened, where the victim and attacker were located, and many other details. These patterns will be cleaned after the release of the scene. Therefore, the need to analyze them quickly is critical to the case. The information gather from the blood spatter will potentially be needed in court to support the case. This proves two points on why the deadlines are important. 1. Certain evidence needs processed before it is no longer valuable, and 2. Having the information...
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...variety of objectives: discourage crime through their high visibility, maintain community relations by speaking with the public, and become familiar with the area where they work and with any problems that exist. While on patrol, officers are always prepared to respond to calls for service. They may be called to any type of situation where people have been injured, the public peace is being disturbed, or a crime has been committed. Common occurrences they are called to include assaults, domestic disputes, barking dogs, car accidents, fires, and noisy parties. When arriving at the scene of an incident, police officers use their own discretion to quickly take control of the situation. Their primary concern is to help crime victims and injured people by administering first aid and calling for any necessary assistance. The next concern is to re-establish order by calming people, isolating a crime or accident scene, and restraining any violent individuals. In situations where criminal activity has occurred, or is suspected to have occurred, officers begin an investigation to find out exactly what happened. This may include talking to witnesses and looking for evidence, such as weapons that may have caused injury to victims, or broken furniture in a home indicating a struggle. They may instruct the forensic team to take fingerprints that can be used to identify suspects...
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...Police Report Shelly Collins Consider communication types for the prosecution, defense, witnesses, and the judge. There are several types of different communication types that are used in the criminal justice process. The witness, prosecution, judge, and the defense, all have types of communication to get their points across effectively. Prosecution The prosecution uses various forms of both oral and written communication throughout the case, they use indictments, police and investigation reports as well as crime scene photographs. Oral forms of communication include presenting the opening and closing statements and arguments to the jury on the case. Oral communication is also shown between the judge, defense attorney, and prosecutor throughout the case. Judge The judge uses both oral and written forms of communication, written forms usually go to the juries which include instructional sheets on how to be a proper juror and written paperwork between both prosecution and defense attorney, which can be anything from a warrant to a bail amount. A judge also listens to the oral statements during the case to ensure the case is handled proper and asks questions or controls the prosecution or defense when needed. A judge may also give instructions to the jury during the case, such as acknowledging a piece of evidence or dismissing one, or dismissing a statement that may contaminate the case and jury. The judge may also hold a person...
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...This case started on the night of October 3, 1974 at about 10:30 p.m. in Memphis, TN, Edward Garner a young teenager of about 17 or 18 years old broke into a house with the intention of committing a burglary, shortly after a neighbored next door called the police when she heard glass breaking next door, two police officers answered the called Elton Hymon and Leslie Wright, after arriving to the scene Hymon went to check the back of the house when he suddenly saw Edward Garner running across the backyard with the intention of jumping the fence and fleeing from the police, with the help of Hymon’s flashlight Hymon knew that the suspect was just a teenager and he could see that Garner had no weapons or presented any significant threat towards...
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...Eliot Cholerton-Hill 11SZT English ZKH - Classwork 29/04/2016 An Inspector Calls Mock Exam 1. How does JB Priestley create mood and atmosphere for an audience here? JB Priestley creates mood and atmosphere through a variety of literary techniques, used throughout the extract. The stage directions on the first line state that Birling speaks to Gerald 'confidentially' which suggests that he lowers his tone, and is about to say something shocking. For the audience, having Mr Birling lower his voice, and speak to Gerald in a confidential manner creates a tense mood and atmosphere, as the audience feel that they are being privy to something that should be contempt from knowing. The fact that Mr Birling speaks to Gerald in a confidential manner shows the audience that he is trying to be dissumulative from the women in the household, which in turn creates a tense mood and atmosphere. A few lines down, this tense mood and atmoshphere is reinforced when Mr Birling blatently belittles Gerald and undermines his social standing. He informs Gerald that his mother, "Lady Croft", feels that Gerald has, "done better for himself socially." We know that Gerald feels embarassed by this, as the stage directions state that Gerald feels "RATHER EMBARRASSED". The reaction from the audience at this point in the play would be one of sympathy for Gerald and contempt for Mr Birling, which will be further reinforced later on in Mr Birlings speech, when he states that he is recieving "just a knighthood...
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