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...dramatic change to their diet it. Jamie Oliver in my eyes brough about a new food system that could benefit everyone. Upon benefiting everyone it will cause other states to see the foods being eaten are actually healthy and can decrease obesity. Furthermore that being said this can also b. Furthermore with that being stated, that can also become a local law where schools in Virginia must provide a more healthier standard in their meals. Upon this action that I believe will happen people will see from other state that from this food...
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...road lying cold and lifeless was Jamie’s mother. This sent Jamie into a tail spin, saddened and dismayed, Jamie ran off back into the woods. Muffin, realizing what happened tried to follow her new friend through the thick brush but to no avail. The little black cat just couldn’t keep up with the long legs of the agile fawn. Desperate to find her friend muffin climbs the nearest tree to get a better vantage point but the forest was too dense to see more than a few feet beyond her...
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...a play about a couple name Jamie and Cathy and their five year relationships. At the start of the play you see the couple embrace and kiss each other, one of three interactions between the couple in the play and other being when he proposes and the wedding. Jamie who is an up and coming novelist tells the couple relationship from the beginning to the end and Cathy who is a struggling actress tells the story from the end to the beginning. Cathy begins telling her side of the story while sitting alone and singing the song “Still Hurting” due to their marriage being over. We then switch to Jamie where he is telling the story from the beginning of the relationship to the end of the relationship. He is telling us how he and Cathy first met and that he calls her his Shiksa Goddess which means non-Jewish women. They are both in Ohio for her birthday and to see her perform in a show. She then gets mad at Jamie when he tells her that he has to go back to New York early. Next we see Jamie sitting on the floor and talking on the telephone to his agent about his book. Next scene Jamie informs a friend about his plans to move in with Cathy, which the friend does not agree with. Then we see Cathy on the phone at work talking to her agent about her career which is not going well at the moment. Jamie and Cathy attend his book release party and there she accuses Jamie of choosing his writing over her. They celebrate their first Christmas together as a couple and Jamie shares his new story with...
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... The theme of the Wednesday Wars is, when unexpected and most needed, kindness appears. Mrs. Baker gets Holling the cream puffs he so desperately needs showing kindness because she felt empathy. Danny gives up his signed baseball to make Holling feel better showing kindness through loyalty. And Mrs.Baker gives Mai Thi her hot chocolate to show her that she has done nothing wrong, showing kindness through responsibility. The first example of kindness appears early in the book when Holling learns that Mrs.Baker might not despise him after all. Holling, ostracized by his classmates because of their jealousy that he got a cream puff saves up his money and brings a box of cream puffs to school, only to have them eaten by Sycorax and Caliban. Mrs.Baker, knowing how hard he worked to get those cream puffs, replaces them herself."But you know that stuff about the darkest nights turning into the brightest dawns? That can sometimes come true. Even when you least expect it. Because when we came back in from recess, on the shelf was a long box from Goldman's Best Bakery.. Filled with twenty-four cream puffs! Twenty- four brown, light, perfect cream puffs! Twenty-four buttery vanilla cream puffs!!'Mr.Hoodhood was simply playing a joke on you all,' said Mrs.Baker. 'Now enjoy.' And we did” (Schmidt 70).It applies to the topic because Holling was ready to "die" because of the cream puffs and really thought Mrs.Baker had it out for him. But she saw him struggling and came to his rescue. Up...
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...until some paying journalist or amateur or professional art connoisseur found someone who knew something. One day there were perhaps eighteen cars outside of the cave where Oliver had stayed. Two days later the property was purchased by an unnamable prestigious university that took measures to preserve and duplicate what Oliver had painted in it. Little more than...
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...Abstract I will talk about the movie Any Given Sunday in which Oliver Stone directed. I will talk about how Oliver Stone portrayed war on the screen onto the gridiron and into the world of professional football world. I will talk about how in the movie the owner Christina Pagniacci played by Cameron Diaz, does not see the players as people but as meat. How the business part makes her not feel for her employee's health or mental capacity and only looking at what they can do for me now. Any Given Sunday When I sat down and watched Any Given Sunday director Oliver Stone really brought out the realism in the football world. In the sport of football you have people eyes glued to the game either by television or in person. You have men and woman young or old watching this sport as a gladiator going at each other like there is no tomorrow. Oliver Stone also shows all the sides in how the game has changed from a true sport into a cut throat business. Where players and the doctors don’t care whether they may be permanently injured as long as they can make extra money in the process. Which the move shows the team doctor Harvey Mandrake played by James Woods clearing defensive end Luther 'Shark' Lavay played by Lawrence Taylor to play. Dr. Harvey knows that if he gets hit or is hit could kill him or be brain dead from all the concussions he has received in his career. He does not mind taking that risk because the only thing he needs is to get his tackles in order for him to...
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...My First Day at School After a patience of six years to become the known phenomenon as a student, I suddenly felt nervousness scatter my entire body. I was lost in my own thoughts and there were nowhere to escape. The excitement and enthusiasm that had been grown since last year where my parents told me the very unknowing thing school disappeared. I didn’t want that the school should be replaced by the comfortable kindergarten with the safely settings where my friends were. I became afraid of the unconscious, afraid of the strange and I began crying. I wanted that my father immediately turned the car and drove back home, but it was too late. We were only few metres from the school. My parents told me that it would be great and that I would meet new people, and get new friends to know. I would no longer be a little boy, but instead a big boy that went to school with own schoolbag with books in it. I knew that all the things my parents told me were just for to get me more comfortable in the situation. Actually it helped especially the last thing they told me and therefore I saw a ray of hope even though the circumstances. Was it so terrible as I predicted? Maybe it was just me who was too exaggerated. I was dressed in my finest clothes and my hair was weird done with help by some sticky trash, fashionable my mother told me. N. Zahle’s School was the name of the school where I began and spent my next ten years. It was a school of good reputation where my sister already...
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...his journey back he kills a goat, not knowing the meaning of “property”. He is put in jail where a man that used to be in his tribe saves him. He and his buddy then save Kate (the school teacher) from some guerillas and continue his journey to ”the end of the world”. He later gets to a cliff that may seem to him like the end of the world where he chucks the bottle and returns to his tribe. This movie not only makes the tribal people seem ridiculous unintelligent it makes them seem clueless in a sense. They find a bottle and al of a sudden start to go mad. I did enjoy how dim some scenes are in this but this as about all I enjoyed. The lack of realism that the movie shows is a part that makes it seem as if it could never happen. Overall Jamie Uys (director, producer and writer) do not do a good job making the plot and story realistic enough for any of this to be...
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...The gods must be crazy Introduction The film, The Gods must be crazy directed by Jamie Uys, contrasts two distinctly different societies: the “Bushmen” of the Kalahari desert and the civilian urbanities of post colonial Africa. Bushmen in the Kalahari desert lived with peace and unity until a bottle of coca-cola came in to their tribe and had started the commotion of the people living in Kalahari. The bottle was used by the people living in the said tribe, they make use of it as an instrument, patternmaker, utensils and many more which caused the people to be greedy, and even exposed the tribe to anger and violence they want the bottle for themselves only. They won’t stop until they have the bottle in their own hands. It’s like they are willing to kill and fight for the bottle. Plot One day something fell from the sky. Xi had never seen anything like this in his life. It was clear and hard. He wondered why the gods sent him something like this. They thought of it as a wonderful thing they have ever seen. Theme The theme of this movie is that way of living in a rural and urban life is so much different. In the rural side there is no need of technology because a simple and peaceful life will do. In a urban side, there are already technologies introduced and people keep fighting of what they want, no unity at all. Visual Elements The movie was made to watch by everyone. It is one good movie that I think everyone will like. From the first to the last scene...
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...Chris Abernathy Block 1 5/19/13 Gran Torino ECR In the movie Gran Torino, by Clint Eastwood, Eastwood plays a racially bitter and lonely war veteran that doesn't really have a soft side at first for anyone after his wife dead. He treated everyone the same, with a grumpy attitude. He would keep to himself cause he felt it was the best thing of him to recover from his lost. He wouldn't take any hand outs or help from anyone cause he believed he could do it all by himself and didn't need anyone. The movie shows great examples of how he went from a stuck up grumpy old man to a kind hearted caring man in the end. In the movie when Walt (Clint Eastwood) catches Thao trying to steal his car late at night for the initiation because his crazy cousin and friends were trying to get him to be more of a man and be apart of the gang. After Thao was caught and held up by gun point by Walt, he manages to get away. After that the next day his cousin and friends came back around causing problems and Walt comes out and holds them up by gun point to scare them off. Thao's mom felt that Thao had a debt to Walt now for helping him out, so he had to come work for Walt for a little. Thao would be given tasks that would get him dirty and really have to put a lot of energy into. Walt started to ease up on him towards the end because he saw something different in Thao then all the other bad kids in the neighborhood. Another example from the movie is when Sue invites Walt over to a family...
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...OLIVER TWIST Charles Dickens Plot Overview Oliver Twist is born in a workhouse in 1830s England. His mother, whose name no one knows, is found on the street and dies just after Oliver’s birth. Oliver spends the first nine years of his life in a badly run home for young orphans and then is transferred to a workhouse for adults. After the other boys bully Oliver into asking for more gruel at the end of a meal, Mr. Bumble, the parish beadle, offers five pounds to anyone who will take the boy away from the workhouse. Oliver narrowly escapes being apprenticed to a brutish chimney sweep and is eventually apprenticed to a local undertaker, Mr. Sowerberry. When the undertaker’s other apprentice, Noah Claypole, makes disparaging comments about Oliver’s mother, Oliver attacks him and incurs the Sowerberrys’ wrath. Desperate, Oliver runs away at dawn and travels toward London. Outside London, Oliver, starved and exhausted, meets Jack Dawkins, a boy his own age. Jack offers him shelter in the London house of his benefactor, Fagin. It turns out that Fagin is a career criminal who trains orphan boys to pick pockets for him. After a few days of training, Oliver is sent on a pickpocketing mission with two other boys. When he sees them swipe a handkerchief from an elderly gentleman, Oliver is horrified and runs off. He is caught but narrowly escapes being convicted of the theft. Mr. Brownlow, the man whose handkerchief was stolen, takes the feverish Oliver to his home and nurses him...
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...Under Armour: New Kid on the Block Marketing Newcomer Under Armour, founded in 1996 has made its mark on the world of sports apparel and accessories. They have achieved what could be called “overnight success” when comparing them with the longevity and profits, that until recently, their competitors Nike and Adidas maintained within the industry. “Under Amour’s $3 billion in annual global sales pales in comparison with Nike's $28 billion, but Under Armour is increasingly growing its share of the sector, recently overtaking Adidas to become the second-largest athletics brand in the US”.(O’Reilly, 2015). Their various campaign commercials prove they are on a mission to appeal to customers of all demographics and athletes of all sports to remain a mainstay in athletic wear and gear. Rule Yourself- You are the Sum of All Your Training1 Under Armour’s newest campaign, Rule Yourself, showcases and market apparel to the younger athletes of different sports, both female and male. Their commercial titled “You are the Sum of All Your Training features three athletes in their younger twenties; basketball player Stephen Curry, ballet dancer Misty Copeland and golfer Jordan Speif. At the start of the each athlete is surrounded by thousands of their own “clones” training for their particular sport. As the commercial continues the clones gradually decrease right down to only one remaining. The end is the most intriguing and unique part of the commercial that appears with the...
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...Torres, Stacy. "Aging, Gran Torino-Style." Contexts (2010): n. pag. Print. In this article the author, Stacy Torres begins with highlighting the aging issues that are presented in the film. She points out that in this film; Walt defies the stereotypes of the old and from a physically helpless victim of these stereotypes to a doting old man enjoying a worry-free retirement. He turns out to be a man of heroic deeds by helping helpless victims of violence, Thao and his sister, Sue. The author of this article terms the star, Walt as a man who can be graded under a different generation of his own because of the raw language that he does use; it makes one to flinch. It gets worse for such kind of man to live with neighbors that he cannot befriend: the Hmong brother and sister who live next door. But, out of the confrontation with Thao, who was trying to steal his Gran Torino car he becomes friend with this teenager and later on with his sister. The true friendship goes on as he shifts from spending all day involving himself with physical labor of mowing the lawn and fixing his neighbors’ car, sink, or washing machine. One of the things that the writer of this article notes is the deteriorating physique of Walt and the uncaring family members. She suggests that they either should take the responsibility or arrange for someone to come and take care of him, instead. The writer notes how Walt further changes to helping the street families together with Thao who has developed a positive...
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...“I have been called a lot of things but I have never been called funny”. This story is about a war torn Vietnam veteran Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood), who has been living in the same neighborhood a majority of his life and he is watching it change and be immigrated with Hmong people and it's becoming a popular place for gang activity. Gran Torino is destined to become a classic film because of the great acting that Clint displays, the story can relate to some people and places today. It's a very simple yet amazing story that you can take to heart. It is a movie that everyone should see at least once. I believe that the acting is a good reason to why this movie should be a classic film. Clint Eastwood displays one of the best acting seen from him in this movie Then seen in awhile. Also from Thao (Bee Vang) he did a phenomenal acting job. He played the innocent teen caught up in the wrong group, not trying to cause trouble. All in all the acting was really good, they were nominated for many awards but I don't think they won one. Along with the acting I think that the story also plays a big role in why I think this film should be a classic film. The story i think can fit into today's society in some parts of the U.S. It seems just like a simple story about a Vietnam veteran who is living in a neighborhood that is being migrated by Hmong people and he is the only Caucasian left in his neighborhood. He doesn't like the changes going on but but he refuses to move out of the neighborhood...
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