...MEAN GIRLS MOVIE TRANSCRIPT JANIS IAN Regina George is an evil dictator. Now, how do you overthrow a dictator? You cut off her resources. Regina would be nothing without her high-status man candy...technically good physique...and ignorant band of loyal followers. Now, Cady, if we want this to work, you are gonna have to keep hanging out with them like nothing is wrong. Can you do it? CADY HERON I can do it. JANIS IAN OK, let's rock this b****. CADY HERON Pretending like nothing was wrong turned out to be surprisingly easy. GRETCHEN WIENERS Regina wanted me to tell you that she was trying to hook you up with Aaron, but he was just interested in getting her back. And that's not Regina's fault. CADY HERON No, I know. GRETCHEN WIENERS OK, so you're not mad at Regina? CADY HERON God, no. GRETCHEN WIENERS Oh, OK, good. Because Regina wanted me to give you this. (hugs) REGINA GEORGE It's called the South Beach Fat Flush, and all you drink is cranberry juice for 72 hours. AARON SAMUELS This isn't even cranberry juice. It's cranberry juice cocktail. It's all sugar. REGINA GEORGE I wanna lose 3 pounds. AARON SAMUELS You're crazy. REGINA GEORGE Why do you wear your hair like that? You hair looks so sexy pushed back. Cady, will you please tell him his hair looks sexy pushed back. CADY HERON Regina was dangling Aaron in front of me on purpose. I knew how this would be settled in the animal world. But this was Girl World. Your hair looks sexy pushed back. And in Girl...
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...makes in life. The story revolves around the protagonist Ian Harter and is told by a third person limited narrator, as only Ian’s thoughts appear in the story. Ian is our eyes throughout the story and all feelings and descriptions are from his point of view, which forces the reader to have certain impressions of the other characters. The story begins in medias res with Ian opening the door to his house finding an old alcoholic man standing on his doorstep. Ian reluctantly lets the man, Michael Phelps, into his house where Ian is alone with his daughter, Corinne, while his wife, Karen, is “staying at her mother’s for a while” (p. 2, l. 31). After asking the stranger a few questions including offering him a glass of water, Ian talks him into calling a taxi. While waiting for the taxi to arrive, Ian sees his chance to question Michael and it is revealed that Michael was associated with the former owners of Ian’s house. Ian also learns rather tragic information about Michael’s past with his family, when Michael tells Ian about his family’s rejection. When the taxi driver finally arrives and sees who his passenger is, he refuses to drive Michael. Back inside the house, Ian offers to follow Michael to his flat and therefore calls his wife to make her watch their daughter while he is out. Ian takes Michael to his filthy flat and the evening is finally over, as he returns home to his wife and daughter. The two characters, Ian and Michael, are both dealing with issues of their own,...
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...what else he has done in his life. While I was searching information about Ian, the resources I had written already really helped me a lot. The basic information about his childhood and teenage I got it from the first source and the others one varied a lot. I really liked when I was looking for the information because while I was doing the flashcards I learned things I didn’t knew before about Ian. Some things that made me do this essay and all this stuff about Ian was that I like a lot how he act. In the “The Vampire Diaries2” series he looks like so bad and his personality is mean. In real life he is like an angel so I think he acts super good, and also while acting a personality that is totally different as his own. I’m impressed of how he has like a complete career; he started since little and then doing more and getting more successful each time until getting to the top. Results of my Research Who is Ian Somerhalder? Ian Joseph Somerhalder was born on December 8, 1978 in Covington, Louisiana, USA (“Ian Somerhalder”). His dad was a building contractor and his mom was a massage therapist (“Ian Somerhalder”). When he was little he entered to drama club at the theater of his town (“Ian Somerhalder Bio Biography”). At age of 10 he began a modeling career that took him to New York each summer (“Ian Somerhalder”).When he was 13 years old his parents got divorced and he went to live with his mom (“Ian Somerhalder Biography”). He has 1 brother and 1 sister; their names are Joshua...
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...Professor Wohn IS 375-001 Designing the User Experience 12 November 2014 ASSIGNMENT #3 FOCUS GROUP Transcription: For the transcription, I went with the INTERMEDIATE OPTION where I only recorded the important sections. There were a few moments during the study where the conversation got a little off topic. Those parts are not included in the transcription below. Also, the conversation was very informal, so I did my best to make everyones words sound more proper without changing the meaning of their statements. *General Introduction and briefing* Is health important to you? * General consensus is yes, of course health is important (no one chose to elaborate) How often do you think about your health? * All the time * I don’t always think about it, but I try to be conscious of the decisions that I make that can effect my health * All the time * Don’t really pay much attention to it on a daily basis, but overall I try to remain healthy How often do you exercise? * Twice a day - 1 morning volleyball practice and one gym session at night * Same as Jose * I used to go to the gym all the time but I’ve been slacking lately * Don’t really go to the gym at all What do you hope to accomplish by going to the gym? Build muscle/stay in shape/loose weight/etc.? * Stay in shape * Get into shape for the Volleyball season How do you decide what your routine will be when you go to the gym? * Me and...
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...He is a former Elementary school teacher and a retired Canadian solider. Eric Walters has written over forty best-selling novels, which includes the novel Shake Hands with the Devil: The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda. The story line takes place in the city, mainly in the alleys, park and a soup kitchen. The main types of characters in the story are a homeless guy, a rich kid, and the guy who runs the soup kitchen. There are three main characters, Mac, he is the soup kitchen director and he lived on the streets himself. Jacques who is a retired military person who served in Rwanda, and he is homeless and has a drinking problem. Ian is the rich kid who lives in the suburbs. Mac knows Jacques from the soup kitchen, Ian knows Jacques from the park. Mac knows Ian from the soup kitchen. Ian needed to do forty hours of volunteer work to pass his civics class at school. He decided that he would go and volunteer at a soup kitchen. When Ian was walking through the park on his way to the soup kitchen he got jumped by a couple of guys. Jacques ended up coming to rescue him and this is where their friendship began. Jacque was a retired military solider who became an alcoholic and ended up living on the streets. He became an alcoholic because he couldn`t get the ``mindless killing`` out of his head .The drinking made it easier. Ian and Jacques spent a lot of time together so Ian asked Jacque if he could write a report about his life experiences as a Canadian Peace keeper for school. This...
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...and tomorrow. Who am I? I am Ian Daniel E. Villacarlos, a student, person, son, brother, and a faithful disciple of God. I am currently a student that lives in Caloocan. There are way too many ways to tell who I am but that would cut the thrill of being with me. These are some descriptions you can say to me as you observe. I am a simple, lazy, not-that-big person, naughty mischievous, moody, glutton, somehow sensitive type of person. I also like doing things that are not allowed, the more it is prohibited the more I try to do it. It is not bad to be daring maybe that’s why rules are made. In order for those persons who have guts to show what they have. Some of my likes would be: basketball, sports, excitement, foods, challenges, money, movies, games, sleep, color gray and black, branded clothes, and lots of stuff. My dislikes would be: defeat, boredom, complicated things, and so many more. I try to live my life in the simplest way as possible because I think excess things would only make things complicated. I live my life happily because I have my friends who are always there to cheer me up and also my family who supports me in what I do. It is fun to live with challenges that would test your capacities and would tell your boundaries but It is still upon you if you will let it overcome you and set the limits. It would be lame because limits is a foul word to me. I don’t know if this helped but I guess this is the best way I know to introduce myself...
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...“Espion” | L’effort est ma force(Effort is my force) | Written by: Jayne T. | Scene 1 *Lights On* *A man standing on stage* *Man looks at his watch* Narrator: My name is Ian Dominic. I am an international spy! I’ve been through countless of tough and adventurous missions!! Right now, I’m ready for another mission! *beep sound* “Dii…diii... dii…* Ian: *received a message from boss* Time to make a move! *Flung his jacket and put it on* *Man passed by mirror and looks into it* Ian: Who is this good- looking man in front of the mirror? Indeed, born to be handsome – one and only, Ian Dominic!! *Man’s fingers searched through the wall and pressed a button* *A door behind the mirror opens* “Rummm…..” *Man enters into a room filled with different types of weapons and gadgets* Ian: These are all my beloved and precious…Many were collected from different places and countries. *Looks at watch again* No time to lose! Time to go! *Man grabs a bag pack, a gun and a pocket knife* *the gun is put under his waist and was hidden under his clothes* *Puts pocket knife in his socks* *Man ready to go and passes by the mirror again* *Once again looks into it and gussy up* *grabs car key and tossed it to the air* *Gets into his red, stylish Porsche and hums a song* Ian: Woohoo!! Here we go!! *checks tablet and got a call from boss* Oh, a message from boss! *Answers call* what’s up, boss? Boss: Ian, my best agent, I’ve got an ultimate mission for you...
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...English essay ”Must I really send my boy into hell every day?” Is article is written by Ian Roe, who is the deputy head of a school. As the deputy head he has experienced lot of incidents of bullying, so he knows how it really is at a school. Ian Roe has a son that is being bullied at his school, and Ian Roe can´t do anything about it except following the standard process. This article is about his son being bullied, and how the handling of the situation happens and how it could be handled. He explains how it happens to his son and how it feels like to witness it. He watches is son losing his self-esteem, seeing how his personality gets squeezed out of him and how he tries to hide his personality to become unnoticeable. His son has dyspraxia, a condition associated with dyslexia, which manifests itself in poor muscle co-ordination and emotional immaturity. So he is an easy target for the other boy, who is doing the bullying because of his lack of physical strength. These boys exploit these conditions because it makes it harder for him to stand up for himself. Ian Roe has tried to talk to the son about it, but the son won’t report the incidents. Ian Roe has talked to the head teacher, and he hope by going that way he can get the teachers to make a difference. When Ian Roe tells about the son experiences, he uses a lot of rhetorical effect to make it sound more serious. He mainly uses pathos, so he appeals to the readers feelings. This makes the story more heart-breaking,...
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...could recognize how almost every single one of the mechanisms has been present in my life at some time, but a few were more predominate than others. The four that really stood out to me during your lecture were compartmentalization, displacement, emotional isolation, and undoing. In my life all four of these have been used by my ego in a way to try and reduce stress or tension that was or is occurring. I was born and raised in a strong Christian family. We prayed before all our meals and went to church every Sunday morning. As I grew older I also started to attend church on Wednesday and Sunday nights for youth group and small groups. I was taught numerous things such as not to drink, do drugs, have premarital sex, gossip, cheat, use curse words, or lie. Since I attended a private Christian school the majority of my childhood everyone around me had the same morals and beliefs so it was not hard to believe that this was the way I should live my life. Once I hit seventh grade the private school I was attending stopped offering classes to adolescents my age forcing me to attend public school, this is where everything changed. I began to date boys and say phrases like “ Oh my god” instead of “ Oh my gosh.” Public school was a completely different world that I didn’t even know existed until then, but middle school was just the beginning of my complete life change. Once I reached high school I got into my first committed relationship that I stayed in for three years so I am sure you...
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...her etc.) * Spelling * Paragraph structure * Introduction + thesis statement Text: “Sorry for Disturbing You”, a short story by Richard Knight, 2008 Sorry for Disturbing You is a short story written by Richard Knight and its main theme is regretting some of the choices made in life. Two guys are regretting things in this story – an old man called Michael and Ian, who is also the main character. Michael is an old sick man one night knocking at Ian’s door asking for a phone to call for a cap. Ian doesn’t feel like letting him in, but he follows his instinct and finally lets him in to help him. Ian following his instinct turned out to be a good thing, because letting Michael made Ian change The story is told by a third person limited narrator, as it is only Ian’s thought that appears in the text. So reading this story Ian is our eyes and ears. Every description is given to us by his point of view, which means that the impression of the characters that we get is affected by what Ian’s thoughts of these people. The fact that the narrator is a limited narrator, also has the effect that Ian can only be described by his thoughts and the few dialogues that he has. The story is told in present tense and its progress is chronological. The language consists of a few comparisons as like a newborn child. The story is a short story which is also confirmed when reading it as it has a lot of the novel genre’s characteristics – there’s only four important persons in the story...
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...For instance, In Community Building and Solidarity the church members worked on several community initiatives, including the Christmas party and the CWL conventions. Both events were also designed for people with developmental disabilities to meet and form relationships with people from the broader community. Ian and Marg planned family visits enabling Maggie to inspire and entertain their families and friends. For instance, Ian states that whenever he goes to pick Maggie up for a visit, she dragged him around the house to say hello to everyone, this signifies that relationships was a priority to Maggie and that she clearly participated in her home...
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...Unbillable Hours In the beginning of the book, there was an introduction about Ian Graham becoming a lawyer and how he had his first job at Latham & Watkins law firm after he had graduated from law school. Latham had taken on a case that deal with a client named Mario Rocha, which had taken a lot of his time and was very determined to get Rocha out of jail. This case that deals with Rocha was that ate the age of sixteen years old, he got charged with murder and has been in jail. About ten years later, Rocha remains in prison and Latham is still his lawyer who is trying to gain evidence that it was not his client, but another prison-mate with the nickname the “Joker” who was the real murderer. From the beginning of Chapter 2, Graham wrote “I told the pasty lawyer something about my passion for the law, with all its intellectual challenges, mental stimulation and competition…Hearing myself speak I felt like an ass (p.11).” I thought this was funny yet I am sure a good amount of people can relate to this. I can only imagine how you really think one think inside of your head but you cannot say it because it is not professional or the “right” answer to give. Mario is given a crappy attorney and is taking the money his family is paying him to do his job but Ian Graham decides to take on the case and prove Mario is innocent. Ian had gone through several situations where he needed to pass on a note to Mario. Mario had almost been killed and did not want the “Joker” to be blamed for...
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...Fergus rode his charger, his army traveling behind him, toward a war with an enemy that the men had never seen. Fergus himself had only seen them in a mirror. Still, he recognized them when he saw the waterspirits before him. Humanoid figures rose from the water of the Pellior River. “You have nerve showing yourself in my kingdom! I told you many years ago that your kind is not welcome in Sirle!” “You forget that your queen, and now your son, is one of our kind!” “We spoke of this already! You cannot have him!” Fergus wanted to ride his charger over them but he knew it had no chance of harming them. “Your son cannot move past our reach and the star-burst cup will be ours!” “My son will never help you! You'll never even lay eyes on that cup!”...
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...Jhocelyn Diaz Serna English 4 10 October 2011 Essay #1 According to Ian Frazier’s “In Praise of Margins” and Nicholas Carr’s “The Shallows”, margins are portrayed as ways in a person’s life that create space free of judgment through nature. The world can be a judgmental place, but margins in nature let people meditate and act the way they uniquely act behind closed doors in seclusion. As time changes, marginal activities, places, and thoughts change as the environment and thought process ages. Regardless of the change, margins never leave a person's life, no matter how big or small. Although some marginal activities are shunned by the world because they are not of the usual norm, nature does not judge and accepts the awkward aspects of a person. Margins through nature are necessary to let people be themselves and for their ideas and acts to develop, nurture, and grow free of judgment. In “In Praise of Margins”, Frazier writes of margins in nature as his childhood escape where he and his friends could go to get away from the world. Although he did not clearly have purpose for this escape, he realized, later on as an adult, that the experience gained from nothing was valuable. For instance, he and his friends would go “explore” the woods all day, a time during which, they would be in privacy. They were in a marginal place free of people who would criticize their acts. Growing up without people telling them what to do during their private time was important in letting them...
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...Courtney Vargas C. Abbott English 102 May 2, 2013 The Perks of Being a Wallflower: Which is better, the movie or book? Being nominated for awards from groups such as Toronto International Film Festival, Writers Guild of America for Best Adapted Screen Play, and Detroit Film Critics Society for Breakthrough Artist, Best Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actor, and winning Independent Spirit Awards for Best First Film and Boston Society of Film Critics for Best Supporting Actor, it is no wonder that The Perks of Being a Wallflower is described as a “heartfelt and sincere adaptation that is bolstered by strong lead performances” (Rotten Tomatoes, 2012). Just as far as the movie goes, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a story to remember. Stephen Chbosky is not only the author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower book, but is also the director of the movie. Taking place in the early 1990s, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a story of a teenager who is starting high school and his experiences through his freshman year. Charlie, the protagonist, is a loner entering high school and shortly after entering his school he essentially gets adopted into a group of smart, outcast seniors. His two best friends in the group Sam and Patrick, “seniors, stepsiblings, and self-defined misfit toys” (Chaney, 2012), give Charlie the time of his life his freshman year meeting new people through parties, football games, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and trying new things that most high school students...
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