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    In the middle chapters of the book‚ “Just Listen‚” the location stays the same in the city of Lakeview in her home and school. However‚ the time moves forward into the school year as well as backwards in the past to further explain future events. Moving forward‚ the mood changes to hesitant and tense. The author intensifies the mood by revealing the drama that began the feud between the main character‚ Annabel‚ and her ex-best friend‚ Sophie. For example‚ Sophie believes that Annabel had relations

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    influenced the local people‚ shown from different perspectives‚ in the former years and still nowadays as a form of propaganda focusing mainly on the German and Nazi background. Before going deeper into he topic of propaganda we ask our self what propaganda actually is. It is a form of information‚ which is especially of a biased or ambiguous nature‚ used to publicize a political source or point of view. There are various forms of propaganda‚ for example the bandwagon‚ which is when people tend to believe

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    Music Education Budget Cuts One of the most beloved activities among young people today is in crisis. As budget cuts to school are made‚ the education organizations look for ways to use less money. Where most of them look is sad. Music is a subject that is almost universal around the world; although‚ it can be in different languages. The same basic rules and functions apply. This beloved class is being pulled out of schools all over the U.S. due to school budget cuts. Schools target band‚ chorus

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    Effective listening involves more than just hearing what other people are saying. Listening errors occur and usually result in misunderstandings‚ missed business opportunities‚ premature judgments‚ and wasted time and money. To get the full meaning of what someone says requires energy and discipline‚ both of which contribute to what is known as active listening. In the article "Learn to listen‚ and you’ll learn to sell‚" David Connolly explains that‚ "the best agents in the insurance industry talk

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    Chapter One Music in which one tone predominates over the other tones is called tonal. Iteration is an important means of causing one tone to predominate over other tones. In simple tonal music the tone that receives the greatest stress through iteration is often the keynote or tonic. The term tonality means practically the same thing as key. Music in which a single tone predominates over the others is said to be tonal. In tonal music one tone takes precedence over all the others; this tone is

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    Loud‚ aggressive‚ and fast‚ metal music has been accepted worldwide as an acceptable genre of music. Yet‚ some people cannot comprehend a genre of music that thrives on being the horror movie of music‚ and purposefully creates controversy at nearly every turn. “The media has irresponsibly finger-pointed” (Sterngold). One of the most recent examples of metal being blamed for a national tragedy was in the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. Here‚ a song by Drowning Pool was blamed as the

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    Why do people still go to the cinema? In this modern age we have computers‚ which contain the Internet. The Internet theoretically has endless capabilities and in this modern day people can get hold of any type of media they want whether that be music‚ TV shows‚ movies and games; even movies that have not been released. So with all of this in everyone’s grasp people can watch or listen to what ever they want to do thanks to streaming websites or websites that contain torrent downloads where you can

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    cult; the dangers of cults have become severe over the past years and have caused thousands of deaths due to the influence of cults members and leaders. Cults are able to gain members‚ due the fact that people in actuality do not know it is a cult they are joining. After joining a cult‚ some people still do not even understand that they are actually in a cult. Cults are something a person may read about or see on TV‚ but to have the actuality of knowing that a person has joined a group is shocking

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    The purpose of me choosing this topic "Should people who download music or movies illegally be punished" is that nowadays many people rather search to find a pirated movies or music instead of just buying it. Many of them didn’t realize that this is also kind of infringement of copyright. I shouldn’t argue it too much since I also using mostly pirated stuff since it is convenient and it also decreases my financial burden. Of course‚ this is not correct doings but somehow if everything is bought in

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    Interpretation of Aaron Copland‚ “How We Listen”. If you find yourself spending more time with your I-pod than your television‚ have a large hard drive for your computer devoted solely to music files‚ or make like the kids in the popular television series “Glee” and randomly burst into song‚ then you most likely consider yourself quite the music aficionado. An article entitled “How We Listen” by Aaron Copland suggests otherwise. In it‚ he breaks down listening to music on three separate planes simultaneously

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