...Emmet Ray was one of the most talented guitarists in the world, but he lived his life outrageously by deceiving and stealing. Ray was a fictional character from the movie Sweet and Lowdown directed by Woody Allen, despite the realistic interviews from critics who commented on Emmet as if he was a real person. Inspired by Django Reinhardt, Emmet became a jazz guitarist in the 1930s and achieved moderate success. Emmet was talented with the guitar, but he was frequently late, drunk, or missing when he had to perform. Although Emmet Ray was cruel and heartless on the surface, deep down inside he was quite fragile. He was whole-heartedly passionate with music and considered himself as the greatest guitar player, yet he was afraid he might not actually be the greatest. Emmet was afraid to confront his fears and chose to live his life recklessly as an escape. So, Emmet was not all what he appeared to be on the outside....
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...As part of Bricksburg’s busy construction crew, he helps to rebuild the city as briefed by President Business. Emmet wants to be popular, but he struggles to stand out in the crowd. Even his fellow construction workers hardly know he’s there." Despite all this, he soon learns that he is the "chosen one" and finally embraces his true fate as a masterbuilder. Repetition with the movies theme song "Everything Is Awesome" is employed to emphasise the fact that they were being tricking into thinking that everything they thought was normal... was actually (the movies villan) Lord Businesses idea of a perfect world, his utopia. In this world everything had to be perfect down to the last detail.This is the world that Lord Business wants to create by using the Kragle to lock everything in place. The shape and modelling of characters comes into play especially...
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...On August 24, 1955, 14-year-old- Emmet Till went into Bryant’s Grocery Store in Money, Mississippi, to purchase bubble gum. Emmett till reportedly whistled at the white store owner, Carolyn Bryant. Four days later, Bryant husband, Roy Bryant, and his half-brother, J.W. Milam, kidnapped and tortured Till, then shot him to the right cranium carrying out their own justice. Three days later, Emmet Till’s body was recovered of the Tallahatchie River. On September 23, 1955, an all-white jury acquitted Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam of murder. Months later, Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam confessed to killing of Till to a “Look” magazine interview for $4.000.00 dollars. Till’s mother insisted on having an open casket at her son’s funeral. Thousands of people...
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...Chicago named Emmet Till who were killed and found in the river, because he had whistled at a white woman. Essie is very scared by this situation but she is very curious too, and she wants to know a whole lot more about situation of the blacks and their rights. Characterization Essie is a very frightened but also curious young girl, she knows that there is something about the white people there is dangerous, but she actually doesn’t know what it is, and it hunts her. She knows that black and white people aren’t treated equally but she doesn’t know why they aren’t treated equally, and she wants to find out why. Essie is scared when she is at Mrs. Burke’s place, because Mrs. Burke’s confronts her with the Emmet Till accident and tells Essie her point of view, that just puts more questions in Essie’s head, and more fear of what could happen to her. After talking to Mrs. Burke about Emmet Essie says that she has experienced a new fear. Before she had only feared hunger, hell and the Devil, but all of a sudden she also fears death now. Essie’s curiousness frightens the mother, Essie wants to know why the rights isn’t equal for everybody, she asks her mother a lot but doesn’t get many answers, therefore she seeks new options and that option is her teacher Mrs. Rice who tells her about the organization NAACP. Essie’s mother is very concerned, she is especially concerned about Essie, because she knows and feels that Essie is very curious about the hole Emmet Till accident...
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...echoing halls. It’s also probably the first real museum that I’ve ever been to in my life. The building is tall as a Greek God that extends to the sky with a mighty aura that surrounds it that seeks for green paper. From the inside however, a largely wide area that behemoths with deep empathy that screams out “Look at me!” in every direction. Many things went through my mind as I explored the straight forwardness of a place. The first question that strike through me were the extinction of water fountains. With liquid container not being allowed during the exploration, what’s the need of killing off something that keeps us motivated to move through the flat surface of hollowness? That’s one thing that irked my nerves through my search of an Emmet Gowin show. Another thing was the lack of security and employees who help answer questions. The environment felt very empty and quiet. That could’ve been their purpose to create a mood where it makes the viewer think and create questions. If that...
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...represented through these song lyrics. “The woollen coat… is the produce of the joint labour of a great multitude of workmen” (WNS). This definition from Smith’s work states that the “woolen coat,” which symbolizes wealth, is created through the cooperation and harmony of workmen who all hold different jobs and have different specialties (Garnett). The ‘woolen coat,’ and furthermore, the division of labor is one of the key concepts for creating an efficient commercial society, according to Smith (Garnett). If the workmen were to work individually or without the help of others, they would not nearly be as productive, efficient, or wealthy as if they were to work as a team. As the song states, “everything is cool when you’re a part of a team.” Emmet Brickowski, the protagonist of...
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...12/04/2017 'Sweet and Lowdown' essay response Sweet and Lowdown is an American comedy drama film written and directed by Woody Allen. This comedy drama was about jazz guitarist Emmet Ray, who falls in love with a mute woman. I don’t think so, Emmet Ray was a real person, but I felt like it’s based on a real, despite the fact that relatively unknown person. Ray was the second greatest guitarist in the world, and he admired Django Reinhardt as one of the greatest guitar players in the world. Whenever Ray saw his idol Django and listened his song, he fainted and cried. Ray was a fascinating character and drank heavily. His hobbies were shooting junkyard rats, Trainspotting, and playing eight-ball pool. His hobbies affected his work because whenever he drank, he was going late to work, and sometimes he didn’t show up....
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...9686 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | | Equipment | 6.7987 | 4.5325 | 4.9857 | 4.9857 | 4.9857 | | Rent | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | | Billing | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | | Clerical | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | | Other | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | | Total cost | 51.5561 | 22.1181 | 19.6714 | 19.5214 | 18.0214 | | Profit per test | (16.5561) | 3.8819 | 2.3286 | 1.4786 | 1.9786 | | Total profit | (57,946.37) | 201,856.40 | 167,659.66 | 118,288.51 | 182,031.79 | 611,890.00 | Total overhead | 133,196.37 | 552,143.60 | 797,140.34 | 885,711.49 | 1,018,568.21 | 3,386,760.00 | Question 2 Should Emmet lower the price? From the above findings it is advised that Emmet should not reduce the price of test but should rather explore the possibility of increasing the same as the organization is actually losing money due to lower volume of testing. Thus Eastside would be able to retain a valuable customer. Also, being...
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...MIDNIGHT SUN Edward's Story Stephenie Meyer 2 Daftar Isi 1. Pandangan Pertama 2. Buku yang Terbuka 3. Fenomena 4. Penglihatan 5. Undangan 6. Golongan Darah 7. Melody 8. Hantu 9. Port Angeles 10. Teori 11. Interogasi 12. Kesulitan 3 1. P a n d a n g a n P e r t a m a Inilah saat dimana aku berharap bisa tidur. Sekolah. Atau, penyiksaan lebih tepatnya? Seandainya ada jal an lain menebus dosa-dosaku. Kejenuhan ini selalu sulit diatasi; setiap hari terasa lebih monoton dari sebelumny a. M u n g k i n b a g i k u i n i l a h ‘t i d u r ‘ j i k a d i d e f i n i s i k a n s e b a gai bentuk berdiam diri disela aktivitas harian. Aku menatap rekahan di pojok kafetaria, membayang kan bentuk-bentuk abstrak. Itu salah satu cara memelank an suara-suara riuh di kepalaku. Beratus suara ini membuatku mati kebosanan. Jika menyangut pikiran manusia, aku telah mendeng ar segalanya, dan lagi, hingga ratusan kali. Hari ini, se mua tercurah pada sebuah peristiwa sepele, kedatangan s eorang murid pindahan. Tidak terlalu sulit menyimpulka n pikiran-pikiran itu sekaligus. Aku telah melihat sosok nya berulang-ulang, dari pikiran ke pikiran, dari segala sudut. Cuma perempuan biasa. Kegemparan akibat kedata ngannya mudah ditebakµsama seperti menunjukan benda berkilau pada anak kecil. Setengah laki-laki hidung bela ng bahkan sudah ingin bermeseraan dengannya, hanya kar ena ia anak baru. Aku mesti lebih keras mengacuhkan me reka. Hanya empat suara yang coba kuredam demi kesopan an dan...
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...his family and his responsibilities for a life of uncontrolled sex, gambling, and alcohol. At a young age she began working for white families in the area, cleaning their houses and helping their children with homework for only a few dollars a week. Her mother boyfriend Raymond and Anne never got along and they encountered major problems. Anne child hood was extremely difficult, but through all those conflict she was still successful in life (Coming of Age in Mississippi). Anne Moody had originally begun her fight for civil rights as a direct result of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old African-American boy who was brutally murdered in 1955. Emmet Till was a young boy from Greenwood, who was killed for whistling at a white girl. This incident really affected Moody; she was scared, hurt, angered and confused. The death of Emmet...
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...on fire once because her uncle was trying to burn her. In addition, Anne's father leaves his family and his responsibilities for a life of uncontrolled sex, gambling, and alcohol. At a young age she began working for white families in the area, cleaning their houses and helping their children with homework for only a few dollars a week. Her mother boyfriend Raymond and Anne never got along and they encountered major problems. Anne child hood was extremely difficult, but through all those conflict she was still successful in life (Coming of Age in Mississippi). Anne Moody had originally begun her fight for civil rights as a direct result of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old African-American boy who was brutally murdered in 1955. Emmet Till was a young boy from Greenwood, who was killed for whistling at a white girl. This incident really affected Moody; she was scared, hurt, angered and confused. The death of...
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...Company Background Starting off with a brief history about the company, Smith’s Widgets and Accessories was founded in 1919 by William Emmet Smith. Mr. Smith born in Little Rock, Arkansas and was a craftsman by trade. After World War I had ended and completing his time in service, Mr. Smith came back from overseas and decided to open up his own machine shop business. Gradually the business grew to become one of the biggest fabrication corporations in the United States and now currently employees over 30,000 people here in America. Smith’s Widgets and Accessories have only recently decided that it would be within the company’s best interest to become a multinational company and take its product to the next level. Who We Look For Here at Smith’s Widgets and Accessories, we take pride in being one of the more renowned fabrication businesses who hire only the best and the brightest...
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...clientele and traditionally served as a shelter when hurricanes threatened the city. The hospital held around 2,000 people when Katrina hit on August 29th, 2005, which included more than 600 workers and 200 patients. The organization had eight floors, the seventh of which was leased out to LifeCare. After Hurricane Ivan hit in 2004, the Center was advised to move the main energy source because it was vulnerable. The Center chose to make less-expensive improvements, compromising the electrical system when Katrina hit. (Fink, 2009) Emmet Everett was 380 pound, Honduran born patient on the seventh floor who had become a paraplegic after at age 50 after a spinal accident. LifeCare was a long term rehabilitation facility whose goal was to return patients to their home or nursing home and was not a hospice unit. The purpose of Memorial as a whole was to care for patients. Stakeholders Stakeholder Internal/External Role Responsibility Harms Emmet Everett External Patient To Live Died Dr. Anna Pou Internal Doctor Save Patients Killed Numerous Patients Dr. Bryant King Internal Internist Save Patients Left Patients with Pou Dr. Ewing Cook Internal Pulmonary Specialist Save Patients Murdered Jannie Burgess with Morphine overdose.(pg.12) Kristy Johnson Internal/External Lifecare Director of Physical Medicine Help care for patients Guided Pou and two nurses with syringes to Emmett Everett’s room (pg.18) John Thiele Internal Pulmonologist Killed Numerous Patients Ethical Approaches...
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...sprinted down the field, who passed it to me, I started to sprint. I passed the bleachers and the yard lines 50, 40, 30, and finally 20.I felt like that guy who got that touchdown in the last ten seconds. Now for the best part of my plan. I tossed it to Aron. You see, Aron wasn't the best at football and usually no one payed attention to him. “Come on Aron, you can do it!” I said tailing him like a cop. Now he was sprinting down the field. I watched over him like a proud father. I watched excitedly as Aron dove into the endzone. We all came and picked him up cheering loudly. “You did it man” “That was a awesome dive!” “You owned that touch down!” Then the whistle screeched. As we walked back we talked about the game and our plan. “Emmet i’m sorry for not listening to you,” Said Ryan, “I wasn't using good teamwork.” “Aw it’s okay man! Don’t get all soapy!” He playfully punched me in the shoulder. ...
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...quotes on page 283 and 284. Compare Plato’s allegory to a contemporary film or song about reality. Help the class understand how the two works are related. Discuss specific scenes or cite dialogue/lyrics to make your comparison clear. The group must either show a clip from the film or play a song for this response; just make sure the language is G rated. The Lego movie Back to reality/ new knowledge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PomNqaHtS5o Ignorance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_pemwLg_zc&t=69s In the 2014 Lego Movie, Emmet, the main character lives an overly simplified life until he discovered the truth about his reality. Afterwards, he was picked as the chosen one that will help lead the master builders, to a revolution of change and knowledge. This alludes to Plato's " The Allegory of the Cave" When the man was chosen and set free to walk in the light and seek the real shadows of reality. In the first scene, we can observe Emmet realizing that all everything he knew was a lie. This is directly connected when the man from the cave saw the light shadows of the sun. In the second scene, we can observe the ignorance to change from the protagonist. In this case, the businessman. This can be related when the man returned to the cave and tried to share his newly gained knowledge about the world and being ignored by the other prisoners. Answer question 5 on p. 288 about Plato’s allegory. Give a specific example and name names. Plato, a student of Socrates...
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