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    ASC Clubhouse: A Path to Success Modeled after “Santa Barbara County: Lone Ranger of the Islands” by Charles Hillinger George Mooradian is one of the 302 members part of the renowned ASC Clubhouse. He shares this honor with other prominent cinematographers who are all masters in the field of filmmaking. It was his dream to get in and the ASC Executive Board gladly granted it. The ASC Clubhouse is one of the oldest buildings in Hollywood. Since the ASC took possession of it in 1936 from silent-film

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    The zombie genre speaks to differently to every author and to every reader. The challenges faced by survivors of a zombie outbreak forces the reader of a zombie themed novel to wonder how they would react in similar circumstances. This brings up a number of challenging questions. Could the survivor comfortably survive on their own‚ or would they fall victim to madness and despair? Even if the survivors learned how to adapt to a zombie infested world‚ could they maintain their humanity or sanity in the

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    subject is survival. The connection is the theme that we need to push ourselves into those dark‚ cold corners where the bad things live - where the bad things fight. The four motion pictures demonstrate what occurs in a survival circumstance are: “Lone Survivor”‚ directed by Peter Berg; “Gravity”‚ directed by Alfonso Cuarón; “Mad Max Fury Road”‚ directed by George Miller and “The Revenant in View of Hugh Glass”‚ directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu. I choose to pick this topic for my connections paper

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    could not stop reading it because my heart was racing and I needed to know what was going to happen next. Because this is a true story‚ it is hard to realize that the events recounted in this book actually occurred. For these reasons‚ I rated Lone Survivor as a ten. Another reason that I rated this book as a ten is because of the characters’ personalities and heroic efforts. Even though the four men were on a serious mission‚ they made jokes and tried to have a little bit of fun. Marcus seems

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    behind enemy lines after the Battle of the Bulge‚ Billy Pilgrim is the least soldierly and least likely to survive. He’s the only one who survives. He also survives the incineration of Dresden‚ not bad for an unfit prisoner of war. He is also the lone survivor of an airplane crash. Edgar Derby is tried and executed for plundering after stealing a teapot from the rubble in Dresden after the entire city and its inhabitants are destroyed. Billy Pilgrim exercises free will in an effort to preach that there

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    constant distress due to the death of his daughter. Ultimately he loses the life of his daughter‚ but gains insight into why he had to lose it all‚ in order to truly find God. Another example where loss is inevitable‚ but proves good in the end is Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell. A four man Navy Seal team risks their lives fighting for their country‚ providing us with our rights and freedom. These pieces of literature clearly portray a significant sacrifice in order to receive the ultimate gift. The

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    Yes‚ Eurylochus’ hunger and desire for something forbidden fatally affects the rest of Odysseus’ crew as well as himself. When Odysseus and his crew find themselves on an island housing Helios’ beloved cattle‚ Odysseus remembers a warning that no harm should come upon the beasts‚ he passes it along to the rest of his crew. This warning becomes harder and harder to heed when a storm traps them on the island for over a month with a limited food supply. When one of Odysseus’ crew‚ Eurylochus‚ cannot

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    response by the military in the film to the zombie outbreak appears to be far more rapid that would be expected based on Brooks’ descriptions of zombie outbreaks. Barry’s sister Brook is show as being captured by a pair of military men searching for survivors in what seems to be the morning after the outbreak. What could at first possibly be seen as a rescue quickly takes a nefarious turn as the men rough handle and test Brook’s blood for an unknown purpose. Once her blood checks out‚ the men knock Brooke

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    Opposite to the other monsters‚ zombies are mindless‚ without purpose and any agenda but the flesh lust. They don’t have any superpowers whatsoever – no superstrength‚ no supervision‚ they don’t glow in the sun and do reflect in the mirror; they didn’t come from another planet‚ or not living quietly for the centuries simply observing this dull world‚ without threatening our lifestyle. It “epitomises the other presenting a range of oppositions to the human‚ in giving animation to death‚ absence of

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    memories are unpredictable and therefore not entirely reliable. Baker’s value of historical exactness over memory is seen through the juxtaposition of his father’s shared experience against his mother’s lone survival. He sees his father’s past “written on page of history shared by other survivors” while his mother “could not point to anyone”. As the novel progresses‚ this preference for history over memory is diminished. History is characterized as cold and lifeless being: “papers (that are)…echoes

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