...Mother The song is divided in two verses and two choruses. It’s written by Pink Floyd, and was released on the famous The Wall album in 1979. The album is well known all around the world, and especially the song Another brick in the wall is very significant for this album. In the two verses the song asks the mother for help to deal with different situations, such as girl problems. The two choruses are about mothers’ putting all of their fear into their children. The song deals with some various themes. Motherhood is the main theme, why it’s mentioned several times in the song, and the song often asks the mother what to do. It also deals with isolation, upbringing and overprotection. As children we always ask our mother what to do in different situations. We recognize her as an omniscient figure who always knows what’s best for us. So when we’re in doubt we always turn to our mother. But when we grow up we start to take care of ourselves and become independent. The song tells us about a person who hasn’t become independent. The mother has been overprotective, and hasn’t been able to let her son live his own unprotected life. This shows in the two verses where the song keeps asking the mother questions. In the first chorus, line 3, it says that “Momma’s gonna put all of her fears into you”, which means that even though we overprotect our children in good faith, we are might doing them a disservice by transferring some of our fears and nightmares. This will stop the progress...
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...customers through the introduction of its brand Pink. Pink is a line of “loungewear” (sweatpants, T-shirts, pajamas, bras and panties, pillows and bedding) targeted toward 18-30 year old females. The garments feature comfortable cuts and mostly cotton fabrics in bright colors. New garments are introduced every three or four weeks. The image is one of “cute and playful” versus the more overtly sexy image of the core brand. The case highlights the different promotional approaches that Pink managers are taking in contrast to those of the core brand. This is a lifestyle brand. The Victoria’s Secret chain has been a big driver of financial success for Limited Brands (parent company), and Pink is expected to be a big part of Victoria’s Secret’s sustained growth. Not only does it give the chain a new set of customers, but it brings in customers at a younger age who will then “graduate” up to the Victoria’s Secret core brands. The ethics of the Pink strategy are considered in detail. Discussion Questions 1. Analyze the buyer decision process of a typical Pink customer. Need recognition: This can come from internal stimuli (basic needs such as hunger, thirst, protection) or external stimuli. Considering that people do not purchase fashion brands based on such needs as, “I am cold/naked and need protective covering,” this first step is likely to be based on external stimuli. Note that the factors that influence a potential Pink customer’s recognition of need may also affect...
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...Alistair K. Nye, Music 1306 Section 22148 Pink Floyd Forney, Kristine and Joseph Machlis. The Enjoyment of Music, 11th Edition / Shorter Version, Pg. 377 “The British group Pink Floyd has also exhibited great longevity: their 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon, with its ageless themes of madness and death, remained on the Top-200 charts for a record 751 weeks. Their operatic, two-album concept-piece, The Wall (1980) ensured them a place in the annals of rock. Both Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead helped to spawn a new generation of improvisational jam bands and psychedelic trance music in the 1990s.” Moore, Allan F. Encyclopedia of Popular Music The British rock band Pink Floyd was formed in 1965 by Syd Barrett, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, and Rick Wright. They worked on several albums and were a leading force in the psychedelia movement and active participants in the counter culture of the 1960’s. They first achieved popular success with the album Atom Heart Mother released in 1970. The album was a combination of acoustic and choral songs and showed something of the style they would ultimately become most famous and recognizable for. The band would experiment with various sounds until they settled upon one that fit them and the time in which they lived. Pink Floyd had gone through a lineup change in ’68 and had replaced Syd Barrett with Dave Gilmour, who would provide the band with the slow, mournful and sometimes haunting guitar work that would prove to be...
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...Mother The poem “Mother” is a song written by the British band Pink Floyd, and it appears for the first time on their album “The Wall” from 1979. The poem is about a guy who’s got a very overprotecting mother. His mother wants to interfere in everything in her son’s life, and therefore he doesn’t get to do anything by himself. He doesn’t get to develop. The themes in the poem “Mother” is development, adolescence & the “mother to son”-relationship. The poem isn’t shaped like a normal song. It contains four verses, where the first and the third verse, plus the last sentence are the son talking to his mother, and where the second and the fourth verse is the mother talking to her son. In the first verse, the son asks his mother seven questions about the outside world. The mother replies to him in the second verse, where she is telling him that she is going to take care of him (“Momma's will keep Baby cozy and warm.”) They keep on communicating with each other all the way through the poem. It also says in the second verse, that “Momma's gonna make all of your nightmares come true. Momma's gonna put all of her fears into you” I interpret that as a very overprotecting mother, who always keeps everything that she think is dangerous away from her child. In that way, the child won’t get the experience that he needs to be an independent person, so he’ll take over his mothers fears, when he grow older. In the third verse, the boy is telling his mother about a girl. He is worried that she...
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...Whether it is from professional athlete teams wearing pink uniforms, women dying sections of their hair pink, or companies creating and selling pink products, the color pink becomes unescapable throughout the month of October due to National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A prime example of this is the NFL’s notable Pink October campaign which consists of all their players dressed in pink, the football field painted pink, and a plethora of pink ribbons plastered all over NFL gear; however, what many are unaware of is that not a single penny from the proceeds of the pink gear goes towards raising breast cancer awareness. With the rise of the breast cancer movement, companies have begun to use the promotion of breast cancer awareness to their...
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...The author of “The Plastic Pink Flamingo: A Natural History” Jennifer Price has very implicit views on the united states that is reflected in her essay. The author sees the U.S. to be very pretentious. They are worried about how the rest of the world sees them. Price uses diction, metaphor, and tone to reveal her view of the United States culture. Price’s essay mocks the U.S.’ ideals of the fifties and has a lot of irony. It shows the greed and corruption in the United states. Jennifer Price uses bold words such as “flamboyant, splashed, strikingly, flashy, passion pink, sunset pink, and Bermuda pink.” in order to mock how flamboyant the flamingos were. Price uses playful words in order to show she is making fun of the American culture. She makes it clear that the flamingo...
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...1 Student Sample Symbolism in the Golden Movie Beauty and the Beast When one thinks of Beauty and the Beast, pictures may appear of a golden dress, a pink rose, or a Beast outfitted in blue. This brightly colored movie is a favorite for many Disney loving children and adults. In Beauty and the Beast, “the tale as old as time” is depicted through the symbolism of the carefully selected colors as Belle finds her way to the Beast. The town’s people’s attire is dull: bleak browns, greens, and reds; this shows the conformity of the people and the simple mindedness of the town. Belle’s Papa’s green attire shows conformity as well. No matter how hard he tries to break out and be different, he is always sucked back and consumed by the poor provincial town. Then when Belle becomes happier in the castle, she is depicted in the same green because she is conforming to the castle life and ceasing to push back and long to be free. After connecting with Belle, the Beast changes into the same green. This wardrobe change represents the Beast’s desire to be what Belle wants and what he needs to be to break the spell. Gaston, the manly-man antagonist, is shown wearing a bright red shirt with a mustard collar. The mustard is a mock gold; this shows his need to be first, to be royal. He craves the attention he rakes in. The red signifies hostility. The combination of these colors displays his selfish appetite for power. In the Beast’s introduction and throughout the beginning of the movie, he wears...
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...Add a shimmery personal touch to your school locker with this awesome wallpaper. Large white polka dots overlay a glittery pink background. Comes with magnets printed with LockerLookz logo. LockerLookz wallpaper fun patterns are specially designed for school lockers and pre-cut into four easy to install panels for instant effortless style. Add razzle and dazzle to your locker with this cool bin. A glitter pink and white chevron bin is embellished with a pink ribbon bow with a square crystal center. Perfect for holding your pens, pencils, lip glosses and more. Magnets provide a secure hold for your belongings. Create amazing style for your school locker with LockerLookz collection. Serve up a mean cup of coffee or cocoa with this mug that is...
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...Art Analysis Paper The Joan Brown’s “Noel In The Kitchen” is a painting. The medium of this art work is oil on canvas. The technique she used appears to be heavy brush strokes. The size of the painting is very large, approximately 8x5 Ft. It is a representational work, which displays a small child, two dogs and some regular attributes of a household kitchen. The image can be broken down into the few blocks. On the front, there is a little child, assumingly named Noel, reaching the top of the kitchen cabinet. He is surrounded by two dogs, one of them seating and looking away from the boy. Another dog is positioned next to Noel, towering over the child. The second block includes the floor of the room and the kitchen cabinet with dishes on the top. Third part of the image is the wall behind the desk. It appears to be shaded and out of focus. The overall intensity of colors happens to be fading towards the right side of the paining. It gives balance to the image by counterweighing the representative images on the left. The large kitchen cabinet is painted brightly red, immediately focusing viewer’s attention on itself as a center of composition. All figures are placed on the various levels, which provide space effect in relationship to the floor and vertical axis. The floor is painted with clear lines distinction in yellow, black and blue colors. By looking at the painting from some distance, the relationship between shapes is very thin and objects are highly recognizable. However...
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...Practice 2: ORGANIC COMPOSITIONS OF THE CELL 1.CARBOHYDRATES 1.2.3. Task2-Chemical Detection of Starch Duration (mins) | Color of spot | Explanation | 0 | | _ For amylose (the polysaccharides that is present most in the rice suspension), the core of the helix structure easily accommodate iodine which is in Lugol solution). This complex has the deep blue color._ However, the helix structure (to be more specificly, the glycosidic bonds) is easily wrecked by heat (boiling temperature of water) and acid treatment (HCl). Once the helix structure of homopolycarbohydrate is broken, the conformation with iodine no longer exists. It leads to the gradual loss of blue color. | 2 | | | 4 | | | 6 | | | 8 | | | 10 | | | | No color change | | Color of Lugol | | | 2.PROTEINS 2.2.2. Task-Qualitative Detection of Proteins Protein solution | Original color | After 10% NaOH | After 0.5% CuSO4 | 1. Egg albumin | Colorless | Colorless | Blue->purple | 2. Fresh cow milk | White | White | Blue->purple | Explanation: NaOH doesn’t react with Proteins, so there’s no change to the protein solutions Next, when CuSO4 is added, it reacts with NaOH to form Cu(OH)2 (blue) first. 2NaOH+ CuSO4 -> Cu(OH)2(s) + Na2SO4 Then Cu(OH)2 and Proteins together form the complex, which gives out the purple color. This reaction (called biuret reaction) is useful to detect the protein presence. (write down the chemical equation, GOOGLE) 3. LIPIDS 4...
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...Clothes essay The short story “Clothes” by Chita Banerjee Divakaruni is about a girl from India, and her cultural transition from India to America, which is symbolized through her clothes. The story is about doing something unexpected? and not knowing what the future is going to bring. The main character is Sumita; she is a well-behaved young woman. She only does what is expected of her, for example she agrees to marry Somesh even though she doesn’t know him and she lets Somesh touch her the very first time the night they spend together even though she doesn’t want to. She never questions her parent’s decisions; she is just greatful for the opportunities she has been given. She will leave her friends, family and former life behind, and travel to a new country, and from that can we see she is a very considerate person. You sense right from the start, that she is girl who loves her family and friends. She values her family’s honor, for example she is against the arranged marriage, but she won’t disrespect her father and the effort he had put into finding her a suitable match. We also see a big consideration from her side, when her friend was turned down three times. Sumita doesn’t rebel against her family, she just goes along with the decisions. The author utilizes color symbolism to express the emotional changes Sumita is going through. The clothes represent both cultures; at first she uses the colors through her Sari’s to keep her connected to her Indian Beliefs. You...
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...slant. Soft and easily disturbed. Slant 25 C Color of slant appears a bit lighter yellow. The pattern is bitted as well but not as defined as slant 37 C. It is very similar to the optimum slant except 37 C was more visible and appeared to grow and spread quicker. This slant is tougher and denser than slant 37. This slant feels more jello like as well. Thursday 4/3 Broth 25 C There is a lot of bacterial growth on the bottom of the tube. The broth is pale in color except for the bottom where the growth is visible. The color is a pinkish orange color on the bottom. More Rose like to me. There appear to be round shaped dots as well. Broth 37 C Cluster of bacteria on the bottom which is rose in color. It resembles that light orange pink tint as well. This broth has deeper growth. More prominent and visible bacteria. 37 C transmission – 0.56 (optimum growth) 25 C transmission-0.21 (working stock) Tuesday 4/8 37 C broth- Bacteria is very prevalent on bottom. More white in color 25 C broth- Still growth on bottom. Pinkish rose color. Tuesday 4/8...
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...Captain: Kannoga Ayumi * 16 years-old * Has long, brown ponytails * Eye color is violet * Attacking Specialty: short-range, mid-range, & long-range * Weapon(s) used: any type of gun and explosives Captain: Kannoga Ayumi * 16 years-old * Has long, brown ponytails * Eye color is violet * Attacking Specialty: short-range, mid-range, & long-range * Weapon(s) used: any type of gun and explosives Vice: Tohmiko Fuko * 15 years-old * Has long, indigo ponytails * Eye color is red * Attacking Specialty: mid-range * Weapon(s) used: caliber, shotgun, rail gun, explosives, and a pistol Vice: Tohmiko Fuko * 15 years-old * Has long, indigo ponytails * Eye color is red * Attacking Specialty: mid-range * Weapon(s) used: caliber, shotgun, rail gun, explosives, and a pistol General: Kitaouji Satsuki * 17 years-old * Has short, brown hair * Eye color is blue * Attacking Specialty: short-range * Weapon(s) used: caliber, knives, katana, a pistol, and explosives General: Kitaouji Satsuki * 17 years-old * Has short, brown hair * Eye color is blue * Attacking Specialty: short-range * Weapon(s) used: caliber, knives, katana, a pistol, and explosives Spy: Otonashi Saya * 16 years-old * Has long, black hair * Eye color is indigo * Attacking Specialty: long-range * Weapon(s) used: throwing knives and a pistol Spy: Otonashi Saya * 16 years-old ...
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...The Talking People Podcast. Useful Language for Elementary students Monolog(ue)s: My last weekend My Last Weekend (past simple) Listen to this podcast episode. Then listen again and again and notice the TENSES: how many pasts are there? Which are the other tenses or verbs? I highlighted in pink the other tenses. Are those changes the same in your language? (past - present) I'm going to speak about my past weekend. ("going to" future) What did I do on my last weekend? Let me think… Oh, yes! I remember! My cousin George got married last Saturday, so I went to his wedding. I live in Madrid, but he got married in Toledo, so my brother picked me up and we drove to Toledo for his wedding. On Saturday, I got up very early -- at eight. I had a shower and I had breakfast (some orange juice and cookies) and I went to get the wedding present. I gave them an etching by Miquel Barceló. He is a Spanish painter and my cousin and I love him! Then I walked to the hairdresser's. I hate going to the hairdresser's. It hurts! But it was necessary!! (eek!) After that, I had a sandwich and a soft drink for lunch. Then I got dressed for the wedding. I wore a beautiful blue dress, dark blue shoes a blue handbag, an orange coat and a pair of gold earrings. My brother and I set off for Toledo at about three. We all met at the church. (I am a non-believer, but it was my cousin's wedding!) Then, my cousin and his fiancée got married! (I'll never get married! It's a promise!) I said...
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...Moves * White * Pink * Blue * Plus one white * Plus one pink * Double pink * Black * Grey * Inside ball * Front dummy * 7 loop round to other side black (tell Dave) Application of the Moves * Receiving kick off: Shark (scoop, biggie, +1, biggie, eagle) * Mid-scrum: White-hit of base of scrum; 7 loop r2l black… Side scrum: * Front dummy… Rugby league laws: http://www.therfl.co.uk/the-rfl/rules/official_laws/5_mode_of_play Attack phase play: 1) Take 2) Take (When these guys are taking you are arranging the forth-coming play – e.g. ‘You 2 come closer run a white for me 3 & 4) White/double pink/ plus one white/plus one pink - For white; run 5m flat but 10m wide and run at the opposing defender one outside you (i.e. 10 runs towards 12 outside shoulder). - For double pink; execute the miss pink and use footwork to run at the defender and offload skills comes into hand to pop the ball to the team mate coming through for double pink. - For plus one; select and direct one taker to get flat but 8m wide of me. *If on blind side use hanz, footwork or drag the defence towards the line and pass the inside ball. Try to create the space! “All you’re doing in a game is two things: one is directing your team mates into position and telling them what to do; the second is rushing up on defence”. Remember go hard for the first 10 minutes and then conserve energy for the last 15. Last 15 minutes = 3 possible...
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