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    The Train

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    faded suitcase overloaded with necessities behind me‚ leaving a train in the deadly‚ ice snow. "All abroad!" a man in a bright red suit‚ a funny red hat and an equally crimson nose called‚ his voice straining to be heard over the howling wind. I struggled up to him and handed over my ticket‚ which was faded from sweat‚ tears and the bitter snow. Then man‚ whom I safely assumed was the train conductor‚ glanced briefly at the ticket‚ then smiled at me slightly

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    How About a Dog?

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    animals. In fact‚ there really isn’t an animal on this earth that I don’t love. Lions‚ tigers‚ and bears oh yeah! There is so much that people gain from animals‚ and especially from animals that are in your care. No matter whether you have a cat‚ dog‚ bird‚ hamster‚ or even a goldfish‚ they are beautiful creatures and deserve our admiration and respect. As I see people who have pets‚ it just seems like they are happier then people who don’t have pets. There is a connection there that brings a joy

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    film making‚ mise en scene‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and sound and show how they contribute to the overall meaning of the film. In discussing the expressiveness of the film’s techniques you may need several paragraphs‚ at least one about each of the four main techniques. Be sure not only to name the technique and the meaning it expresses but also show the connection between the two. For example: A paragraph showing how music contributes to a films meaning Both diegetic and non-diegetic

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    How to Train Your Dragon

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    The island of Berk is a Viking village that is plagued by attacks from dragons. Hiccup‚ the awkward son of the village chieftain‚ Stoick the Vast‚ shoots down a dragon he thinks may be a Night Fury‚ a rare dragon nobody has ever actually seen. Hiccup locates the dragon in the forest‚ but finds he is unable to kill the helpless animal. Hiccup instead cuts it free. Meanwhile‚ Stoick assembles a fleet to seek out the dragons’ nest‚ but before he leaves‚ he places Hiccup in dragon-fighting classes taught

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    Case Study 7-1 Sunrise Cleaners “To train or not to train” Background: Sunrise cleaners company sales have been expanding rapidly. In order to meet the demand Mickie Parsons‚ Sunrise sales manager‚ has hired a number of sales representatives and expects to hire 6 to 10 salespeople in the coming year and more the following. Recently‚ they have been hiring recent marketing graduates but they do not have experience. However‚ they need more training on both company policies and sales procedures before

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    How to train your dragon

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    Making a Model Maglev Train Magnetically levitating (Maglev) trains use electromagnetic force to lift the train above the tracks. This system greatly reduces wear because there are few moving parts that carry heavy loads. It’s also more fuel efficient‚ since the energy needed to overcome friction is greatly reduced. Although maglev technology is still in its experimental stages‚ many engineers believe it will become the standard for mass transit systems over the next 100 years. This project

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    go ahead and admit it. Other animated films are played primarily for laughs‚ others pitch some moral lesson. How to Train Your Dragon takes a simple approach: It’s selling adventure. Wild‚ high-flying‚ wind in your hair adventure. A lot happens along the way and sure there’s a message but DreamWorks movies at their best‚ and this is one of them‚ are all about entertainment. How to Train Your Dragon‚ directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois‚ takes its audience on a fire-breathing‚ dipping‚ diving

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    Running head: POTTY TRAIN How to Potty Train Your Child Brittany Brazee December 4‚ 2011 Ms. McQuinney English110 How to potty train a child can be very difficult and frustrating at times.  All children are different.  For some children it can take them only a few days to master‚ but others can take several months.  It is said the earlier a child starts potty training‚ the longer it will take.  The parent and child have a better chance of success if they understand

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    Strangers on a Train

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    While comparing the film’s Strangers on a Train‚ directed by Alfred Hitchcock and The Spanish Prisoner directed by David Mamet‚ two suspenseful mysteries unfold. In this essay I will compare both directors use of themes‚ tones‚ and camera effects to convey the thrilling story of a confused and tortured protagonist. While they are different plotlines‚ both stories overlap in many ways. Perhaps Mamet may have even made an homage to Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train by mirroring various scenes and themes

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