unquestionably the way forward for the overwhelming majority of small independent films. Even before the massive economic recession, it was next to impossible to secure meaningful distribution for small independent films. You know the ones I’m referring to: ultra-cheap independent films shot with camcorders and of mediocre quality at best. The truth is that there is nothing intrinsically wrong with cheap mediocre independent films: as long as they are marketed honestly and priced correctly, there is usually
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logic in order to prove the existence of God, through believing in his existence he exists, alongside knowledge from revelation in the Bible. Kant argues that existence is not a predicate of God, it adds nothing to our knowledge of God, and so we cannot just assume that he exists. It is impossible to compare God to a perfect island, just because he appears to perfect does not mean we can assume he exists; applying logic to a being doesn’t bring it into existence. Others would argue that God’s
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In studying this section, Grudem discusses his theory of the Doctrine of God with discussing the character of God. Grudem begins by stating that there are several methods of categorizing the attributes of God. However, the most common attributes are better known as incommunicable and communicable attributes. The incommunicable attributes of God are "those attributes that God does not communicate to others", and the communicable attributes of God are "those attributes that God does communicate
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Hallee Callizo English 101/Dahlman Final Essay 2 13 March 2015 In John McPhee’s, The Control of Nature he talks about how no matter what you think should happen nature will continue doing things in its own way. In the chapters“Cooling the Lava” and “Los Angeles against the Mountains” the situations and catastrophes that have caused harm to these places demonstrate that Mother Nature has its own way of life and people cannot simply stop what is happening. With McPhee telling his readers that
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On the Rainy River” is an exploration of the role of shame in war. The story develops the theme of embarrassment as a motivating factor, first introduced by Jimmy Cross in “The Things They Carried” and “Love.” Just as Jimmy Cross feels guilty about Ted Lavender’s death, O’Brien feels guilty about going to Vietnam against his principles. He questions his own motives, and in this story he returns to the genesis of his decision in order to examine with us the specifics of cause and effect. Ironically
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help? she proceeded to explaining me about the many medical problems her grandmother had. Her grandmother had a long struggle with cancer and melancholia problems ever since her grand father passed away several years ago. Every word she said I did nothing but listen patiently, effectively looking at her in eyes making eye contact and nodding to her explanations. I avoided jumping to conclusions, making premature judgments, comparisons when she was explaining the medical
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The Cask of Ammontillado Nowadays we hear about missing persons and different murders every day. It seems like nothing is left unsaid. But is there in fact happening a lot left unsaid, as in “The Cask og Ammontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe? This text is written with a first person point of view “I continued, as was my wont..” p. 28 l.12. We are seeing everything through Montresor’s eyes, and he directly relates his experiences. The story is based on a lot of dialogue and Montressor’s thoughts
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logic in order to prove the existence of God, through believing in his existence he exists, alongside knowledge from revelation in the Bible. Kant argues that existence is not a predicate of God, it adds nothing to our knowledge of God, and so we cannot just assume that he exists. It is impossible to compare God to a perfect island, just because he appears to perfect does not mean we can assume he exists; applying logic to a being doesn’t bring it into existence. Others would argue that God’s
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something happens, through no fault of the parties involved, to make its performance impossible. The obligations under the contract come to an end. In order for the contract to be discharged by frustration, J needs to demonstrate that the onset of the virus and the rising costs of the disinfectant have made the performance of the contractual obligations impossible, illegal or pointless. Performance is impossible if: 1) There is a death or unavailability of either party, 2) There is the destruction
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IMPROVING PERFORMANCE STAFF DO NOT GREET CUSTOMERS IN A FRIENDLY WAY According to Business Dictionary, performance means “the accomplishment of a given task measure against preset known standards of accuracy, completeness, cost, and speed, but there are many types of performances. One of them is the performance at work which includes the goals that an employee must achieve inside the company in a specific time. For a good performance is very important that the employees understand which their
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