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    The opening title sequence for the movie catch me if you can‚ designed by Olivier Kuntzel and Florence Deygas‚ establishes the era‚ style and tone of the movie’s narrative by its use of 60’s retro inspired graphics‚ flowing type‚ smooth lines and cool jazz. The whole opening sequence is an animation‚ which foreshadows the plot. The sequence features a series of silhouetted designs within a brightly colored geometric plane. Silhouettes of the two main characters move fluidly across the two-dimensional

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    Maria Zarka Film April 11‚ 2013 Sequence Analysis Andrea Arnold’s Fish Tank scoops up the audience and places them into Mia’s world‚ which is filled to the brim with dysfunctional relationships with family‚ social groups‚ her mother’s boyfriend‚ and neighbors. It also sends a message to the audience that portrays the ways in which these broken relationships develop and continue to occur again and again‚ the cycle continuing with each passing generation. Fish Tank also portrays Mia’s personal

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    Green Smoothies Analysis

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    walking. It gives me much delight to be able to tell you than in two short weeks of having two or three green smoothies each day‚ I have been able to reduce the analgesic almost completely and the excruciating pain after walking has disappeared! I cannot thank you enough‚ and have already begun to spread this good news. Yvonne‚ Australia I have to say your challenge was an answer to my prayers! Green smoothies are an unbelievable way to get the fibre my body needs naturally and easily. Even my kids are

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    Sequence Analysis – Poison Poison (1991) by Todd Haynes depicts the life of a scientist who accidently drink an elixir he brewed and must face the consequences. Tom the protagonist and his female colleague Nancy‚ takes a walk to town as a way to overcome Tom’s nervousness over his new appearance. He receives a lot of disgusted stares from onlookers as the sequence progresses and ultimately exposed of the reason of his skin condition. The sequence this essay will analyze portrays the back and forth

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    An Eye-Opening

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    An Eye-Opening Experience One of the most terryfing and eye opening experiences is when I went through a car accident. I was on my way to go to my aunt’s house‚ and then out of nowhere a car came and hit us.Both cars were completely wrecked‚ and people came to see what happened and tried helping us. I fainted and was covered with bruises and blisters all over. I was litreally about to die. When I was hospitilized‚ the fact that I was about to die kept me thinking and askded myself‚’’Am I ready

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    Alfred Green Analysis

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    Alfred M. Green delivered a speech‚ in Philadelphia in 1861‚ directed towards his fellow African Americans. Now around this era African Americans were not allowed the right to enroll in to the union army. Green wanted to empower his fellow African Americans to enroll by the appeal to powerful words‚ repetition and the use of inclusive language. Green knew the appeal and emotion that can be drawn from using powerfully motivational words; he does this to drag out the patriotisms inside each person

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    Opening a Business

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    The Steps in Opening a Business In starting a business you will need ten basic plans or steps. Step one will be to write a business plan. You know‚ or you should know‚ that you need to write a business plan weather you will need a business loan or not. The plan that you write does not have to be encyclopedic nor does it have to have all of the answers in it. A well written or well prepared plan that is revisited often will help you steer your business all along its growth period. Think of your

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    The green table analysis

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    The Green Table The Green Table is a ballet choreographed by Kurt Jooss. Jooss lived in Germany from 1901 to 1979 and choreographed the Green Table in 1932. He called this piece the ‘dance of death’ because of its focus on war. The Green Table is separated into nine scenes‚ each of them showing the different aspects of war and death. The first scene is titled ‘Gentlemen in Black’ and is a group of high-class men in suits and gloves arguing through dance over a large green table. Their flowy

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    Opening a restaurant

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    Opening a restaurant takes time‚ patience and plenty of work. Deadlines must be met‚ and your efforts must be set towards meeting your budget and creative specifications. But with the right planning‚ getting everything done in a timely manner can be accomplished with minimum frustration. What should I know before opening a restaurant ? Since your first priorities will be to the building your business will be located in‚ and to the supplying of your restaurant‚ you need to work closely with your

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    Japan's Opening

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    Japan’s Opening Japanese government Tokugawa shogunate stickled to Japanese government Tokugawa shogunate adhered to closed Japan policy‚ which meant that Japan refused to accept foreign civilization. However‚ Japan’s closed situation was changed when Perry first visited Japan in 1853. Perry brought many benefits and some confusion to Japan. Japan had interest in the western countries; the reason might come from China "opening" in the early of nineteen century. On the other side‚ western countries

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