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    Curious Dog

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    Diversity in Life Throughout the novel‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ emotions are the most challenging problems of all for Christopher. Christopher Boone is a mathematically fifteen year old gifted boy with Asperser’s syndrome. The syndrome enables him to see the world only through his limited perspective‚ which is closed‚ frightened and disoriented. For Christopher‚ the desire for logic and order is actually a necessity of living: “as he suffers from Asperser’s Syndrome‚

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    an extreme long shot is used as the all ride uphill‚ an extreme long shot is used so as many of the King’s men can fit into the shot as possible‚ this exaggerates the amount of men which do work for him‚ this allows the audience to identify the fact he is a very powerful man who is looked up to by many people. Just over a minute later into the sequence a point of view shot is used‚ a point of view shot allows the audience to feel as if they are there within the action‚ the shot is filmed at an extreme

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    By TBF Camera Work in Vertigo For essay option two‚ I will discuss Vertigo and two ways the camera is used in the film. Although Hitchcock uses the camera in additional ways‚ for this purpose of this essay‚ I will cover how camerawork helps initiate an underlying sense of danger in the opening sequence and how camerawork‚ in the famous dolly-zoom shots‚ communicates the vertigo experienced by Scotty. Part I will talk about the opening sequence‚ touching on the first use of the famous dolly-zoom

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    theirs[3]. Proceeding into a more specific view of the statistics‚ the employment rate is a lot worse for the visually impaired than most of the other groups of disabilities‚ with over 75% of them unemployed at working age[5]. The data above may be snap-shot recordings‚ but they have a sufficient trend to show visual impairment is a heavy issue. They will have difficulties travelling‚ moving around‚ and potentially less social and economical opportunities to thrive. Through a pilot research in a form

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    The Dog

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    When Grendel fights Beowulf‚ the reader learns that the monster’s “time had come‚” and he will soon die. What does this idea say about the Danish belief in fate? Write a short essay in which you show how the belief in destiny influences the thoughts and actions of the characters. Provide several other examples from Beowulf to support your position.I think Grendel would go back to Herot and want revenge. He would want to kill Beowulf for trying to kill him. Grendel would not like the fact the someone

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    Citizen Kane set a high standard for the art of cinematography as it made cinematic advances and technical innovations on many fronts. A new style of film making was created with innovations varying from the use of deep focus technique‚ camera positions and angles shots‚ story telling and aural techniques. The most innovative technical aspect of Citizen Kane is the extended use of deep focus technique which is considered to be the most significant contribution to cinematography. This technique allowed

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    part of soccer games. Each team gets 5 shots total‚ with one player shooting on the goalie of the other team at one time. Four of my team mates and I lined up to shoot. The score went back and forth‚ until the other team had scored 4‚ missed one. We had scored all four of the goals; the last shot I made would decide the game. I walked up to the ball‚ spun it a few times in my hand‚ set it down and backed up away from the ball to get ready for the shot. In that moment‚ wondered if that all

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    Michael Brown‚ an unarmed black teenager‚ was fatally shot by a police officer in Ferguson‚ Missouri‚ in August 2014. Several witnesses said Mr. Brown punched Officer Wilson while Mr. Brown was partly inside the vehicle. Also in Baton Rouge‚ Louisiana‚ Alton Sterling was shot to death by two police officers graphic cellphone video recorded by a witness and the store’s owner‚ appears to show Alton a thirty-seven years old being tackled and shot as two cops pin him to the ground before he is killed

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    The Carnival Dog‚ the Buyer of Diamonds by Ethan Canin What’s the one thing you should never do? Quit? Depends on who you talk to. Steal? Cheat? Eat food from a dented can? Myron Lufkin’s father‚ Abe‚ once told him never get your temperature taken at the hospital. Bring your own thermometer‚ he said; you should see how they wash theirs. He ought to have known; when he was at Yeshiva University he worked as an orderly in the hospital‚ slid patients around on gurneys‚ cleaned steelware. Myron knows

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    Wag the Dog

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    Wag the Dog Wag the Dog is a movie that demonstrates the power that media has in our society and the ways it affects it. Through the movie we see how media manipulates people’s thoughts‚ believes and the ways they interact. Barry Levinson‚ the director of the movie‚ emphasizes the importance of active media consumption as he shows us that everything we see in news these days could be just an illusion easily created in Hollywood production. Also‚ it presents Machiavelli’s idea of power and keeping

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