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    Almodovar’s 1997 film Live Flesh (Carne Tremula)‚ is rich in both visual and story elements‚ making in the perfect candidate for a scene analysis. Upon writing this paper‚ however‚ this was almost to my disadvantage. I watched it through and whittled it down to about five scenes I considered analyzing. This self-challenge is a testament to not only this film‚ but Almodovar’s whole body of work; he has created so many thoughtful‚ intricate‚ and all together entertaining films in his career‚ I had to somehow

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    Once There Was a War Picks up with the invasion of Italy. The author then details the invasion from his perspective. While the Invasion pushes inland the fleet continues to fire on the enemy. The enemy planes are continuously trying to destroy the allied command ship. The author then experiences the different greetings of the liberated Italian people. Afterwards‚ the author recalls a rescue mission of a local bartender’s pregnant daughter from enemy territory. Later on the author describes a PT boats

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    Once More to the Beach When I was younger‚ my family would often go on vacation to Navarre‚ Florida. If it was asked of me‚ I would not be able to pinpoint the city on a map‚ but I remember the exact layout of the area where we visited. We frequented the beach so often I can recall with certainty the salty smell in the air. Often when thinking of that town‚ I reminisce on the feeling of sand under my feet. In the essay “Once More to the Lake‚” E.B. White speaks nostalgically about previous experiences

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    In "Once More to the Lake’ the author starts his narration out immeidaely by describing his vacations to maine every august when he was a child. He describes it at first as his favorite place growing up‚ giving us his point of view. He uses his view on sea life to describe how dreadful it can be with unforgiving tides and cold temperatures. His narration of his days as a child ‚ lead the reader to understand why he moved by the sea. His discrption on how relentess sea life can be‚ give the reader

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    1. Background of the Literary Piece Once Upon A Time by Gabriel Okara The poem is written by Gabriel Okara‚ a Nigerian poet. He may have written the poem so that other people may understand how an African person deals with the western ideas. The poem is like a clash of cultures and how the speaker finds a way to adapt to the situation‚ the poem also gives a description about how the speaker wants to forget the ideals of these people. 2. Summary The poem‚ is depicting a man‚ maybe of old age (or

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    I Robot The opening scene of I‚ Robot shows main character Det. Spooner‚ played by Will Smith as a less than happy fellow. As the alarm wakes him up in the morning‚ Spooners looks at himself in the mirror without any expression of joy. The audience is able to tell that Spooner has a complex personality and carries some baggage. In the background you hear "superstitious" playing as a mean to present Spooner as a superstitious man. I think that this movie causes the audience to question if there is

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    ironically describe life for the laborers. The horrific conditions people lived and worked in are captured in How the Other Half Lives by Jacob Riis. The author observes different areas of New York City‚ a place booming from industrialization‚ and reveals the irony of the era’s name. The fortunate few looked down on their immigrant workers‚ believing they chose to live the way they did. This was a time before labor unions were fully formed and the government regulated living spaces. Riis’s observations

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    Living Large – The Case of Live Nation Executive Summary After the spun-off from the radio giant Clear Channel Communications in 2005‚ Live Nation‚ the world’s largest events and live music promoter is now preparing itself to go even bigger. Led by CEO Michael Rapino‚ Live Nation is revolutionizing the music industry from a concert business to a one-stop shop that would make every fan and artists musical ends meet. Live Nation’s arising strategy is to connect the artists to the fans in every

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    Even to go to such great lengths to‚” Thorton commented. “I wish I had a dog like Buck some time ago.” The loyal canine’s beginning attack was prevented from doing any fatal damage by Burton’s arm blocking his throat. However‚ as bystanders tried to pull the massive animal off the victim as he was assailed‚ Buck

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    Upon reading both stories‚ per the assignment‚ my choice to write about is‚ "Once More to the Lake” by E.B. White. The story has very concise and appropriate wording which helps to excite and enlighten the readers. The author does a great job at continually compelling his audience to further read the story‚ while also entertaining them with facts‚ examples‚ memories and he does a very good job at providing details throughout most‚ but not all of the story. While reading the story‚ the audience

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