...A close-up tracking shot of her feet running through the woods at a fast pace. The tracking shot helps the viewers feel more involved within the character. There is no speech in the film until roughly three minutes in. The silence, adds uneasiness to the scene. 6. A close-up of Clarice’s profiles view, showing her determination on finishing her obstacle course and also how hard she is trying. 7. A medium shot panning along as Clarice approaches a rope obstacle that she climbs. When she reaches the top of the obstacle there is a low camera angle. After she overcomes the obstacle you here a voice call her name “Starling!” and then almost out of nowhere a man runs up behind her. Clarice turns around and runs towards him. The man say’s "Crawford needs to see you in is office." she say’s "thank you sir" and the man just remains in the frame in a medium shot. The man wears an FBI hat that shows the audience that she works for the FBI. 8. A high to low shot of a tree with the words, “Hurt, Agony, Pain and Love it” indicates these people are aware of the danger they put themselves in. Then shows long shot of Clarice running past the tree. As she runs toward and into the concrete FBI Academy building it becomes a long shot, where other trainees which are all males working...
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...Thickness Planer This machine is used to remove wood from the face grain until you get to the desired thickness. Before you use this machine, it is important to check for impurities (paint, nails, rocks, etc.) in the wood. Here are the steps for proper use of this machine: 1. Lay the board to be planed flat on the in feed table. 2. Next raise or lower the in feed table until the piece of wood is approximately 1/16” below the black clip on the front end of the planer. 3. Once the wood is in place, turn on the machine, stand to the side and lightly push the board towards the planer. The board will feed through on its own. 4. Once the board is through, flip it over. Raise the in feed table by turning the handle one half turn clockwise. 5. Repeat step four until you reach your desired thickness. Don’t do any of the following: 1. Plane a board shorter than the space between the two black rollers on top of the thickness planer. 2. Plane any board with grains going side to side. 3. Look into a running thickness planer. Band Saw This tool is used to cut small curves on thicker pieces of wood. Steps for proper use: 1. Adjust the blade guides so that they are one pinky above the wood. 2. Line up the wood so that it is parallel with the blade. 3. When making a sharp turn, slow down and exit the wood. Reset the parallel line and enter again 4. Before exiting the wood, slow down almost to a complete stop and cautiously remove your...
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...Both the books are both alike in charters because in skeleton creek there is two protagonists and in this book the was also two protagonists and they both have one true antagonists. They also have to go through many changes throughout the book. The theme in the book is don’t make decisions before you have good evidence, because in the end of the book Gade locked up the prince in a room and he was like that throughout the whole book. Chapter 3: There are some symbols in this book with the woods because that is where they at most of the time, and that is where Gade starts to realize more about his problem. The first symbol is the woods because that is where most of the plot happens in, it even where the two princes were runnings around in.It is even where the book started so the woods must be important to the author if he puts the woods in the book so many times that he did.The author put in this symbol because the characters spend most of their time in the woods. Chapter 4: The topic of the book is fear because thought out the whole book you have to deal with suspense and being afraid of what will happen...
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...this can happen in real life. Axe advertisers help answer this questions with their commercial for Axe body spray Lynx. It’s sometimes a problem for guys when it comes to meeting women. The advertiser for Axe body spray gives an idea to teenagers and men on how to find an easy way to attract women just by spraying Axe all over their body. One commercial for Axe body spray Lynx that I have seen on YouTube starts off with a beautiful woman in a bikini. She is in the woods like a wild animal. She smells something and started to act differently. She started running through the woods like an animal hunting for prey. As she was running through the woods she sees another woman running. Next thing we see, hundreds of women in bikinis are running behind her. They were all running to a beach where a guy is spraying Axe body spray all over his body. The words “Spray More, Get More” appears on the screen. It is implying to consumers that if you keep buying Axe body spray you will have all the women you want. The women running like wild animals in the video symbolize their libido when they smell the scent of Axe. The Axe commercial barely showed its product in the video. They did a great job of making the product desirable for guys. The commercial would most likely attract young guys in their early twenties. The selling method of Axe is dependent on the target audience is. So far from all the Axe commercials I have seen, Axe prides itself on using sex in their commercials to attract viewers...
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...Brown began to “roar” running through the forest, as he was “himself the chief horror of the scene” (Hawthorne 334). Running on into the forest, Brown notices “a pulpit, surrounded by four blazing pines, their tops aflame;” Brown had encountered an evil assembly. The evil assembly is a parody of Christian practices that often take place in Church; The burning pines represent the candles that surround an alter. Intrigued, Brown approached the assembly. He listens as a man spoke “in a deep and solemn tone, almost sad with its despairing awfulness,” a voice one may compare to the devil himself (Hawthorne 337). Brown, already overcome by the evil of the woods, surrenders to the devil. Brown’s heart is frosted, even “a hanging twig, that had been all on fire, besprinkled his cheek with the coldest dew” and although surrounded by pain and suffering, Brown was no longer affected it (Hawthorne 337). The woods destroy any sense of feeling Brown once had, both emotionally and physically, due to the evils...
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...portion of the project was tasked with catching all of the marbles as they were going to be dropped all at once. Our goal was to create a mechanism which would all for the balls to be sent through the project one by one as we believed that this would allow for more efficient and more accurate sorting. Thankfully, we were able to use the same design for the ball delivery system as in the preliminary design as the entire team was very pleased with how well it worked. The final design for the mechanism was built on a cardboard shoe box which was flipped...
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...Dakota Williamson The Woods Do you have that one place you can go to get away from all the people and noises of the world? The best place I like to be is the woods. Whenever I am in the woods I can get away from people and be happy. The woods is calm and peaceful. When you're walking through the woods you can hear the birds chirping and the wind blowing. The woods offers calmness,peace,and quiet unlike any other place on earth. When I'm in the woods and see a deer come running through it's the best feeling in the world. Another thing that is good about the woods is all the colors of the leaves during the fall. After all the leaves come off and fall to the ground that's when the fun starts. Its also when you break your camo out and put it on...
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...Daniel Estrada Estrada1 Sociology 101 Prof. Smith 06/23/2015 “Advertisement Speaks For Its Company” Advertising is one of the critical marketing variables which marketers use to differentiate products in a cluttered marketplace. In order to increase the effectiveness of advertising for a product, advertising messages should be unique and meaningful. There are many techniques that advertisers use to distract the consumer to pay attention to their product. Advertisers use humor, sex appeal, and feel good emotion to connect to the consumer of the product in which they’re advertising. Many marketers use humor in advertising as a way of appealing to consumer’s emotions. These positive emotions can potentially lead the consumer to purchase the related product. Doing it right means not only engaging the prospect but getting them to remember the product. As In one of Doritos commercials, a cute baby was launched across a yard to snatch a bag of Doritos from his brother, who had been teasing him. The baby safely won the Doritos, and ate them, creating humor. Doritos always uses humor, the goal of the company is to make money and persuade the consumers to purchase their product...
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...build a wood or biomass gasifier too. Why? Well, the internal combustion engine is really an important part of our society and the basis of a lot of our transportation and portable power technology. It isn't going to be going away any time soon. I've mastered making my own electricity from the sun and wind, but that doesn't help my truck go down the road, power the lawn mower, or run my generator on cloudy, windless days. Those all have internal combustion engines, and they all need fuel to run. I finally decided it was time to master making my own fuel. Why pay the Arabs for it if I can make a working substitute myself? So what is A biomass gasifier? Basically is a chemical reactor that converts wood, or other biomass substances, into a combustible gas that can be burned for heating, cooking, or for running an internal combustion engine. This is achieved by partially combusting the biomass in the reactor, and using the heat generated to pyrolyse or thermally break down the rest of the material into volatile gasses. A well built reactor will also convert combustion byproducts like CO2 and water vapor into flammable CO and H2 by passing them over a bed of hot charcoal where they will get reduced. Thus the gasifier converts most of the mass of the wood (or other biomass feedstock) into flammable gasses with only some ash and unburned charcoal residue. That is the theory anyway. This is an extreme over-simplification of how the gasifier really works. Wood and other...
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...English 101 October 1, 2012 The Woods The tops of the trees were visible from my childhood home, yet they seemed so far away. A trio of neighborhood pre-teen boys, including me, would frequently make the trek to the woods to quench our thirst for adventure. No matter our agenda for the day, the woods would always accommodate. We would start our journey by walking across a perpetually soggy horse pasture, dodging land mines left by the horses. The smells of fresh cut hay and horse manure followed in our wake. Our first stop in the woods was always the stream that ran the entire length. With a running start, a young boy could almost jump the width of the stream, landing a few feet short on the opposite bank. We would descend the bank and hop from rock to rock, trying to keep our tennis shoes dry. When that failed, we trod down the center of the stream, lifting up flat rocks to uncover unsuspecting crayfish. We did not know that people actually ate these peculiar looking creatures. In the winter, we would compete to see who could stand on the ice of the frozen stream the longest. The stream would always win, as the ice gave way with a resounding crack. We walked home with heavy feet, dragging rock-hard pant legs frozen up to the knees. Older kids rode their motorcycles in the woods and adjacent field, as the high-pitched engine whine and smells of two cycle oil mixed with gasoline filled the air. Eventually, my neighborhood trio had motorcycles of our own, and our spinning...
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...strategies are formulated according to my operations plan and this plan involves gaining a good customer base and competitive advantage in the market. My objective is to prepare a report that describes the operations management of this new enterprise in terms of the ten OM strategic decision areas that I have devised. The name I have chosen is KZN Timber Pine and it’s a sawmill facility where logs are cut into board or planks. The process takes place in multiple steps and the planks are prepared using various machines. Logs are stripped of the bark and the wood is cured before being cut into planks. Planks go through a process of drying in a thermally insulated chamber called a Kiln; finally planks are treated in a high pressure vessel. Some OM Decision areas that will be managed well include the following: * Design of goods and services – Pine timber is softwood which is highly preferred by most woodworkers. Pine wood can be bought at low cost and it is flexible enough to ensure maximum benefits to final...
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...Today, China is one of the largest and most powerful countries in the world. However, China’s government did not always remain in the same form; it changed many times in all the years leading up to the modern day. China shifted from dynastic rule to republican rule to communism. With these shifts in types of rule, different approaches to reform and to organize the government were taken. During the long period of dynastic rule, very few reforms were made, which lead to the beginning of China falling apart. However, after the empress Cixi ended dynastic rule, she established an authoritarian form of rule while she was in power. Following Cixi and the Revolution of 1911, Sun Yat-sen was the leader who began organizing China with a republican government. After Sun Yat-sen, communist Mao Zedong came up with The Soviet Model and The Great Leap Forward, which were both movements to reform China into a communist government. Deng Xiaoping also made reforms, including the “open door” trade policy, education, and Institutionalization of Revolution. China stayed under dynastic rule for a very long period of time, but moving into modern times, their government shifted from dynastic to republican to communist rule. With the Qing Dynasty was still intact, the country of China began to be divided by spheres of influence (Vohra 72). However, after the Manchu government and empress Cixi fell out of power, Sun Yat-sen sought to create of a republican government for China. He introduced his idea...
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...underground, whether in soil or snow. They also usually hide it under layers of things such as leafs and grass. they also pee on it to mark it as their territory. Strong Senses:Red foxes are highly effective hunters, and have very strong senses to help them. They have a good sense of smell, vision and hearing. They are capable of picking up on low frequencies so they are able to go after tiny creatures, as many of their typical prey animals are. Fast Running:Red Foxes are extremely fast runners, this helps them survive. If a red fox is faced with a threat from predators such as gray wolves, coyotes or a bobcat they can often get away by running away. Not only are they extremely fast runners, they have lots of stamina, as well. Their tiny stomachs and lengthy limbs enable them to plow through at close to 30 miles per hour. As slight and trim creatures, running is a major advantage for...
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...Swish Were off round 1 is on and hidden behind bunkers were the enemy team. “POP” “POP” goes the paintballs out of the barrel and hit an enemy in the gut all of a sudden “THUNK” a paintball hits the tree beside you and you run. Sprinting from bunker to bunker you jump and land behind your teammate. “THUNK” he gets hit so you army crawl from your side to the enemy side and you immediately see an enemy and you shoot at him and he shoots at you and misses he didn’t realize you shot him twice. “I got you!!” he looks down at his armor and says “DANG” and then the round is up. Time for round two ship escape! Round Two Ship escape. Three, Two, One, START!! we are being held captive and tied up we need to get on and find our weapons. I figure out...
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...this image of a cat chasing a mouse because in the story, The saying, a cat playing with its prey, comes up many times. When Zaroff is hunting Rainsford, he finds Rainsford in the woods multiple times, but he heads back to the chateau. Rainsford soon realizes why Zaroff does this. He does this to keep the game going, he is the cat playing with it’s prey. Zaroff’s red smile symbolized many things within the story. In the text, it says he smiles with his red lips and his pointed teeth are revealed. This gives the reader a vivid image of Zaroff and that his intentions are not well. The reader can infer that there is something more sinister behind this man. This image represents Zaroff’s hounds. They’re green eyes described in the...
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