...In the film, Don't Look Back, the documentary starring Bob Dylan, we see both the dark and enlightening sides of Bob Dylan. throughout the film it’s clear that Dylan has a level of comfort with the director, and as a result we are allowed into his personal life on and off stage. there are also a few moments of ambiguity and some highlights in the film that indirectly give us a sense of ageism, sexism and cultural values. The directors craft helps tie these together in a way that is appealing to the audience and can be drawn back to David R. Shumways’ of that era. First I’d like to analyze my impression of the film. Before the film I knew of Bob Dylan, his music, his legacy. I was under the impression that Dylan fell into the category of mellow pot smokers or “stoners” of the midsixties who were heavily involved in politics and current events. Then having heard a few of his songs, I thought, “wow this guy really wants the best for our society”. With that in mind, I also believed Bob Dylans personality would be sort of gentle and affectionate. Dont Look Back pretty much challenged all point of views. Dylan gets into a lot of conflict throughout the film. There are several moments, when we are unsure if Dylan is being civil or argumentative with people. Although, we do get a glimpse at Bob Dylans sensitive side, we are preoccupied by his radical actions throughout the film. The introduction to the documentary, is a flashback into Bob Dylan's career, showing his origins ...
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...David Miller looks just like a normal employee and that is the main reason he would fit right into the profile of that of the average fraud perpetrator. Those who are usually while collar workers do look like most in the world of business, and thus making them even more of a perpetrator in some cases. These type of workers do work long hours and most of the time it is because they are committing the fraud or trying to hide it. They work long hours and never take vacation but they are most likely working on the constant struggle to conceal their fraud. David Miller looks just like a normal employee and that is the main reason he would fit right into the profile of that of the average fraud perpetrator. Those who are usually while collar workers do look like most in the world of business, and thus making them even more of a perpetrator in some cases. These type of workers do work long hours and most of the time it is because they are committing the fraud or trying to hide it. They work long hours and never take vacation but they are most likely working on the constant struggle to conceal their fraud. David Miller looks just like a normal employee and that is the main reason he would fit right into the profile of that of the average fraud perpetrator. Those who are usually while collar workers do look like most in the world of business, and thus making them even more of a perpetrator in some cases. These type of workers do work long hours and most of the time it is because...
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...She Looks so Perfect Lyrics - 5 Seconds of Summer body {background-image: url(SLSP.jpg) ; background-position: top left; background-repeat: repeat-y; background-color: violet; color: black ; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 15; text-align: center;} .lyrics { position: relative; padding-left: 20px; width: 480px; min-height: 1100px padding-bottom: 20px background: white; box-shadow: 0 5px 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.15) z-index: 1; zoom: 1; } She Looks so Perfect Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Simmer down, simmer down They say we're too young now to amount to anything else But look around We worked too damn hard for this just to give it up now If you don't swim, you'll drown But don't move, honey You look so perfect standing there In my American Apparel underwear And I know now, that I'm so down Your lipstick stain is a work of art I got your name tattooed in an arrow heart And I know now, that I'm so down Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey Let's get out, let's get out 'Cause this deadbeat town's only here just to keep us down While I was out, I found myself alone just thinking If I showed up with a plane ticket And a shiny diamond ring with your name on it Would you wanna run away too? 'Cause all I really want is you You look so perfect standing there In my American Apparel underwear And I know now, that I'm so down I made a mix-tape straight out of '94 I've got...
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...confusion and ask “what has just happened?” With the same confused look he says “I’ve been frozen this whole time, and apparently you have too.” “I thought you’ve been dead this whole time, how? And why are you still alive?” I ask proceed to ask the president. “It’s nice to see you too, but I faked my death, while I was in office there was a threat from an unknown force from the Comet Galaxy;” the presidents answer to my question. He begins to inform me that he faked his own death and froze himself, because he knew that whatever force was coming to attack the United States would take at least forty years to get here being that they’re all the way from the Comet Galaxy. As we go to exit what was once known as “Ronnie Muscle Meats” it’s now just an abandoned warehouse full of ex-military weapons. I guess the president really had this whole thing planed out; he was ready for a war. All group of his super model bodyguards come rushing into the front doors of the warehouse, and see the president and instantly flock to him like a heard of sheep. All at once and in perfect harmony they say, “President you made it!” Then I asked the president how do they all still look so young the look as if they haven’t aged in these past forty years; he chuckles and says “those are my ex-super model bodyguards daughters. Pew pew pew! , boom!; sounds of laser guns and grenades going off outside of the warehouse. With the craziest look in his eyes the president says to me and the super model bodyguards...
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...the following people for their assistance and co-operation with the completion of my research project. To Leonard & Eraldo thanks for taking time out to help me with my project and for listening to my doubts. To my family members for having faith in me and encourage me to do my best. Thanks to a special friend for her support and Corporation. Finally to the resident of Look out Community, for their co-operation and time spend in assisting me with my interviews thanks a lot. INTRODUCTION Look out Community is located in the district of Gordon town St. Andrew, Jamaica. I have been living at Look out Community for seventeen years. Things that I have observed over these past years are that the lack of water is a major problem in this community. {Almost everyone has different occupation everyday people make a line at the gambling shop to gamble}. At six o’clock pm the FARMERs would get their net income they received from their sales THIS would send their children to school and take care of their family. AIM To find out: ✓ Why do the residents of Look Out, Gordon town carry water? ✓ What can the government dot to solve this problem? REASONS FOR RESEARCHING THIS TOPIC I have chosen this topic because the lack of water is a major problem in my community. Most of the residents have to carry water every day because there is no water available in there pipes at home .The residents in Highlight...
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...with form and has been inventing and reinventing traditional forms and producing exuberant and brightly colored works since the 1950s. Her work always plays in the territory between the high arts and crafts. She is always at the borders between painting and sculpture. Her sculptures verge on the realism, her early interest in functional ceramic objects is always visible. Imagery is bound to the realities of life, dealing with the accouterments of pleasure and the experience of beauty. She most well knows pieces are the pieces that have conceptual bodies and has experimented with different materials. For example, when she uses lacquer paint on earthenware and terra sigillata on paper. She has been quoted one time saying “ I want the work to look as if it was rather easy, even if it wasn't” In the 1940’s Betty Woodman became a production potter, her career didn't take off until the 1970’s and has been going since then. Betty Woodman became involved with the pattern and decoration movement and began to emphasize surface design. Pillow Pitchers came out of this and is most well-known design. They have a clear correspondence between form and meaning. They are so simple but so different at the same time. She would also paint wall pieces and large-scale installations styles. Around the 1990s her forms became more diagrammatic and cubist in appearance. She also began creating multi-part wall installations. This would play with shifts between two and three dimensionalities with a stress...
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...Unit 1 1st Annotated Bibliography Reviewed by Kevin Singleton April 30, 2012 Brooks, S. (2006). Evaluating Evaluations. Library Journal, 13128 Sam Brooks, author of this article is describing the evaluating of evaluations, such as the look at the idea of database evaluation. The author believe that there are several different areas of the database that should be looked at such as the color of the site, the way the search screen are made and more. He believes that learning this gives to the true understanding of the database evaluation. Brooks sees that sellers will describe the databases in the way of the numbers of printed work that is available in complete written material. But Brooks believes that for evaluation and direct comparing of information is not suffice. He thinks that people that evaluate these things should look at subsets of the numbers to get the complete truth and understanding of the treasure of a good developed database. Brooks shows that two databases created to reach the research needs of an educational group. An example of a question in a database could be “How many of the publications are in complete text?” The database also had a list of the complete texted publications and it tells you how many of the publications that were active and the ones that were peer-reviewed. It also told about the complete text that is continuing being published. The article did speak about embargoes which is a delay in...
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... Compose Images >opening sequence, nostalgic quality giving a sense of what life was for the upper class in England >upcoming war and the reality what was happen during that time > Many scenes were filmed in the house of an estate built in 1898 Control the attention of viewers pay to the composed images through Continuous motion > filmed using Super 1.85.1 frames to perceived the grandeurs of the location > the use of digital intermediate (DI) on the film to give a larger negative > shooting some scenes with high-speed stocks in lower key light Special techniques > lit up daylight scenes through windows with 18K and 12K pars, which made look like a hot summer sunlight > luster of glimmering reflections contrasted with the shadowy darkness in the house > used filtration behind the lens to softened the look a bit with the use of a black silk stocking >used various settings and actors to separate time building on time passing 1935-1940 >evacuation at Interplay of sound >the playing of a recording mimicking the sounds of a typewriter in various >often used two cameras to vary and cover different scenes and angles, for close-ups, short and medium shots >used three Kodak Vision 2 color negative – depending on scene Editing – building on the material provided by the cinematographer Selectivity – selecting the best shots to incorporate the various periods - segments that establishes timelines – the most powerful, effective, or significant visual and...
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...LEATHER COUCH By Oscar ’’Dr. Wizard’’ von Fraunhofer Im Freiburg, 24/04/2016 Englisch Prefüng There are many things I think about now when I sit and I’m restless and sweating in a fucking warm leather couch in a 80 degrees warm townhouse in the slumbering province in Baden-Württemberg where I grew up and ran away from and like many other provinces seems to be of people whose lives consists of days structured about: When you eat and when the children shit When cross eyed hairdresser Karnel Jennel on the square has holiday closed When the weather is on the news and here on if you get yelled or not get yelled which is almost obligatory under every forecast: That they don’t promise what they say that they don’t know what they are talking about that they could fucking come with some better weather than heatwaves and rain and sleet and crap with crap on and even though you already know that the weather host no possible way has a divine finger in the game that should make him able to pull any weather across the country that suits him and even if he had such a creepy divine weather finger then you already know that he won’t hear shit about what you yell at him because you sit and yell from your leather couch in Freiburg against a careless electronic box in front of the wall in the living room as standard equipment doesn’t have a microphone built in that would be able to send your complaining directly out through a giant pair of speakers ...
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...goals (i.e. to inform, to promote, etc.) The goals are to redesign the magazine in away that clients would fine easy to read and follow as well as make it look some what attractive. • Target audience (who are you trying to reach), be specific. The target audience would be the professor and the students of the class, possibly the partakes company. • Where will this illustration appear? How much time will the audience have to view this piece. Do they look for it (i.e., is it going to rain today?) or is it an ad that they “come across”. This magazine will appear infant of the class for them to see as well ass the professor. 2: The Concept: • Describe the concept for this illustration The concept of my magazine is fun, I wanted to give the magazine a more vacation fun time look rather than any ordinary catalog look. The originals loom almost more like a news paper. The Look/Inspiration: • Using adjectives, define the look and feel this piece will have; start with three; show similar examples. The examples should show style only and do not have to have similar content. You are looking for all three adjectives in these examples, you are interested in color, line, medium—how the elements of design are used. The adjectives I went with were simple bold and fun. The colors I used give is it that of spring/summer beach look which yells out vacation. 3: Research: Background Research: • What has been done before by this client and by other firms? The partakes magazine that...
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...except the citizens Narrator speaking : Greeting, Social ethics. Servants and citizens : (looks hurried and worried). Hurry, she’s coming she’s coming. (They bow) *Sound effect : Horns blasting *Queen walks in and acts spoiled Queen : Good morning useless subjects. You look bad, you look ugly , you all look hopeless. (SITS DOWN) Guard 1 : Tengok sini, Tengok sini. Perhatian, sini ada satu pengumuman dari permaisuri kita yang cantik mulia anggun bergaya , berhati mulia, intan permata harum semerbak. Guard 2 : Setiap orang mesti memakai skirt termasuk lelaki. Sekian. *Sam looks meaningfully at guard 1 *Queen walks away amidsts crowd murmurs. Queen : No objections. Scene 2 : Citizens Revolution(Coupe D’etat) ( Market) -Queen visits market to see if citizens are wearing the skirt. Citizens Revolt. Narrator : *Queen walks in with guards who are wearing skirts. *Citizens bow *Servant walks in wearing pants Queen : I see someone not following my orders. Guards, take him. Chop chop ( Happy tone) *Guard 1 hauls Servant 1 and is about to execute him when the servants start revolting. Citizen 1 : That’s enough. Citizen 2 : Kita sudah cukup dan muak dengan ratu ini. Kawan-kawan , mari kita mulakan pentadbiran sendiri. *throws rubbish at her as guard looks on Scene 3 Queen wakes up in a bench in the park Citizen 1: Eh bukan itu queen ka? Mcm pengemis… Citizen 2: Don’t look don’t look ignore ja dia. After ada perdana menteri, kita tak perlu suda permaisuri. Citizen 1: Bagus la...
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...4 billion. Acson International is set to reach for greater heights. Since its inception in 1984, it has recorded many milestone in its growth and set many exemplary benchmarks of success. All due to the company's commitment to quality, product development as well as dedication and professionalism of its management and staff. In the new millennium, ACSON Malaysia Sales & Service Sdn Bhd has consolidated and its business strives to become a leading air-conditioners distributor under the ACSON INTERNATIONAL label, renowned for performance and technological innovation. Nowadays, Acson have conducts online marketing and selling of product and services which is called online store and very convenience for customers. Although the website is look very interesting and easy login. But also have some poor design points. Let we discuss it. Identifies the good and...
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...Precious Moment There is a photo taken the morning after I had given birth to my second daughter. This photo represents everything that is important in my life. This photo is important to me because it is the first family picture that was taking after our second daughter was born. I am hunched over in agony as my daughter Ella tries ever so gently to climb on my lap. She looks at me with such concern and smiles as she settles her little bottom next to me. I feel like a total mess my hair is all over the place. I have the sagging eyes of an old woman. I basically look like hell. After all I had just given birth. On my right side is my husband Ray sitting next to me with this quirky smile on his loving face. The look of a man who just became a dad is all over his face. He looks amazing as he always does. There is not a sight of the exhaustion that I know he feels anywhere on his face. My husband is very caring and considerate. He is funny, thoughtful, respectful, and so focused on providing for his family. He is the most charming man that I have met I guess that could be why I married him. Ray is educated and always trying to teach me something about what he is working on. Ray owns his own construction business and is always working on some new project and I think that he wants me to feel involved in our business so he tries to explain what he is working on. I appreciate the effort but I really don't understand what he is talking about half the time. Ella, our adventurous...
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...their life while Duncan is becoming miserable in the place of agony and reflection, the church. Moreover, the gallery is where the agony gets intensified, narrator describing Duncan more sympathetically, mentions the mirror as the medium that embodies the deception caused by heightened emotion, ensuring the theme once again. As previously stated, Duncan, Marjory, and Thaw foreseeing different futures, the narrator emphasizes that what we look may differ according to circumstances. More precisely, the way that Duncan sees the mural reflected on the mirror as rather weird and strange. ‘Not beauty’ best represents the way he depicts the mural. This can be deduced into two primary causes. On the one hand, he was painting fine until the news of the marriage between Marjory and Thaw became evident. On the other hand, the mural itself has never been affected by all causes, yet, it is Duncan saying that the mural is ‘Not beauty’. Either way the fact that matters is that the heightened emotion of Duncan due to the news of marriage has altered the way he looks...
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...When asked, most people would say the book is better than the movie but film brings a clearer image to a story. The Tell Tale Heart is a story about a man who claims he has a disease but implies that because it has not dulled his senses, he cannot be called mad. He also points out his mental disorder actually caused his senses to become more acute. When he claims that he has heard things from heaven and hell, it gives away that his super human sensory is an illusion. He seems insane, he talks about an old man who he loves, but he can’t stand his eye or his heart beat. Before the end of the story he kills the old man. In the film there are characteristics that add to this story. The visualization, since you don’t have to imagine it, gives a greater impact. Film has the ability to add a lot of emphasis that make certain scenes stick out from the rest. This grabs attention. Some elements in film can’t be put into literature, an obvious one is actual sound. There are many different similarities in film and literature adaptions, but film brings unique qualities to a story that literature cannot. Film adaptation provides a physical visual for the events in the story. The film begins with a scene of the killer standing in a dark room while in a straightjacket. It's an erie start for the film. The killer is breathing heavily and opens his eyes slowly. This scene gives evidence that he is mad mentally and emotionally. This also makes it seem like the killer has objective. The killer...
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