Harmony - There are Major Chords throughout the song in mainly the chorus but it is also balanced with minor chords There are 2 female backing singers giving a harmony in the chorus (ahhhh) B‚ D‚ F# (1‚ 3‚ 5) No Modulation There are lots of repeated chord patterns The harmonic accompaniment is mainly "ahhs" and repeating the chorus in the background saying "what about the world" Tone Colour - Sound effects - clock Electronic drums or
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the speech is to persuade the audience that the killing of Osama bin Laden was legitimate. To do this‚ Obama has to appeal to all of his audiences‚ but particularly towards the American citizens because they were the people who were affected most by 9/11. Obama also targets his speech at al Queda as well as other terrorist groups to convey the actions he will take to keep his American people safe from harm. Obama uses passionate imagery‚ pathos and persuasion to justify the killing of bin Laden. Towards
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I will never forget the morning of September 11‚2001‚ and there are so many Americans that feels the same way. There was no banter between family members‚ were not talking about the usual every day life‚ instead there was live coverage of big events happening in downtown Manhattan. Though I was not fully wake‚ I tried to focus in on the T.V.‚ I saw fire and smoke flowing from the World Trade Center‚ where there used to be two towers there was only one. As I watched‚ the news anchors spoke about
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The clock tower struck 6 o’clock just as the storyteller finished the story. The old woman hummed and stood from her stool‚ motioning the children sat before her to rise from the carpeted floor. “That’s all for today‚ dearies. It’s time to go home.” She instructed before noticing the fear on their little faces. “Oh‚ my lovelies. I’m so sorry if the story had frightened you. The past may have been scary and wasn’t always peaceful‚ but it is also in the past. The broomriders are gone‚ and King Mickey
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As a young girl‚ I experienced what at the time I thought was the end of the world. Yes‚ I was a little bit of a drama queen. At the age of eleven‚ and on my way to a ballet recital a woman who was careless pulled under an awning in a non-parking zone in front of The Girls Club. I was running to catch up with my group. I looked left and right and proceeded to walk under the awing to the parking lot across from the building. From the corner of my eye’s I saw a white car pull up in front of me very
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;2 pip - It’s nothing. What are you talking about? - You just stole this lady’s phone! - Let’s go! - I didn’t do anything! What? She was pregnant when she died. - So you’re not upset? - I... don’t have what I want‚ but at least I know what I want. And... that’s more than I had yesterday. - The rescue operation has been put on hold. - Why? It wasn’t a malfunction that caused the cables to snap. It was a bomb. Mazwi‚ no! Please‚ no! We’re on our own now. What’s going on? It’s nothing
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Shanksville‚ Pennsylvania. The nation suffered a great loss on September 11th‚ 2001. After these life-taking terrorist attacks memorials were built for the families‚ and friends who lost someone on 09/11/01 and for America to remember and honor all those who died that day during the devastating attacks . The 9/11 attacks influenced America greatly‚ the impact was felt for years after‚ is still felt today‚ and for
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Ethics in the Media Paper #1: Reporters report?Analyse‚ Compare and Contrast9/11/14 1. What perspective and context on the event does each author offer? Give examples. The two texts‚ “Third World” by Dexter Filkins and ”40 Hours in Hell” by Katherine E. Finkelstein‚ both relate to the attack of the 9/11 in which the two authors were confronted with different realities in this catastrophic event. The first author‚ Dexter Filkins is a well-known war journalist and published this text as part of a
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"Play every game as if it is your last one." - Guy Lafleur "Each player must accept the cards life deals them: but once they are in hand‚ they alone must decide how to play in order to win the game." - Voltaire "For when the One Great Scorer comes To write against your name‚ He marks - not that you won or lost - But how you played the game." - Grantland Rice "My work is a game‚ a very serious game." - M. C. Escher "A game is not won until it is lost." - David Pleat "Play the game
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The narrator should be able to forgive himself for not being able to save K. Because even though K was one of his best friends and was always there. Sometimes things happen for a reason. In the moment I am sure that the narrator felt absolutely horrid. As the years went on he should have tried to let go of that berdin. He should have just been able to come to the fact that K is gone and K will not be coming back anytime soon. Because I am sure that there is no day that goes by the narrator does
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