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    Visual Analysis In this visual analysis I will be dissecting a advertisement from COVERGIRL®. A brief description of the ad: COVERGIRL® Sofia Vergara in very neutral tone makeup‚ silver earrings and a white tank top. She is surrounded by a light purple background‚ has two-toned silver wording spelling COVERGIRL® across the top of the page and has a while illuminating heart‚ covered in red text and a bottle of makeup on the bottom left of the page. I will being with the text this ad uses

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    Tar Sands

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    Tar Sands The majority of oil used by the United States as well as internationally soon may come from the tar sands in Alberta‚ Canada. Extracting oil from tar sands is an extremely costly and immensely dirty way of obtaining fuel. There is currently a plan to build a pipeline‚ the Keystone XL‚ which will run from the supply of tar sands in Albert down the western United States to refineries in Texas. There are two major concerns when dealing with the creation of this pipeline and the increased

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    The development of the oil sands is a highly contested issue. The Globe and Mail published an article about why the oil sans should be established. It states that Oil revenue is essential to the economy of Alberta and to an extent the economy of Canada. As a result the government backs the oil sands. CBC published an article on why oil sands expansion should be stopped. The article states that scientists and environmental groups are pushing for no new oil sands to be developed because of the detrimental

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    Del Griffith Japanese Cinema Paper two Woman in the Dunes‚ by director Hiroshi Teshigahara‚ is a film of significant importance to anyone studying film‚ culture‚ or art. It made quite an impact in 1964 when it was released‚ and to this day is regarded as a masterpiece among many film circles. This once again credits my theory; the only difference between art and entertainment is that the former lacks the latter. Briefly‚ the story is about Niki Jumpei (Played by Eiji Okada)‚ a scientist

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    Control at Sands

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    This report seeks to examine and evaluate the gaming control practices implemented in Sands Hotel and Casino before exploring the possibilities of its application in other gaming casinos and industries. The control system at Sands comprises of its control of cash and the movement of cash within the casino and‚ control of operation at the casino table. The control of cash at Sands is further subdivided into accountability‚ standard operating procedures during filling and security at the countroom

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    Visual Text Analysis

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    Visual Text Advertising was first developed in 1841. It has become the way we communicate to persuade an audience. It has become a huge part of our lives. It plays a large role in our social impact of life. It has shaped our values to the point that it is taking over the decisions we make. Everything we are taught and believe are right and wrong are changed by the way it makes us think and behave. Our culture is being shaped by these advertisements and commercials and sadly they are affecting us

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    “Going for the Look” Employment Discrimination The cliché “don’t judge a book by its cover” is hopelessly lost on the people of the younger generation in this modern day. People in general have these subconscious desires to intermingle with others who “look” a certain way. Retail marketing companies such as Abercrombie and Fitch have implemented these emotional impulses as a marketing strategy to the point at which practice has become policy. Marketing is being taken to new heights

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    Visual Rhetorical Analysis Occupy Wall Street was a protest movement that took place in Zuccotti Park in New York City’s Wall Street financial district. “we are the 99%” was their slogan‚ they believed that the wealthy few should no longer decide the future of the country as a hole. One of their believes was that every person should be involved in the decision making and for this reason the movement never achieved the necessary organization to establish a good list of demands. Every person affiliated

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    A Visual Analysis Essay

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    This essay will conduct a visual analysis on the work of Henri Matisse’s The Open Window of 1905 in the fauvism period. This will focus on Matisse’s use of color and how Matisse connects his work to reality. As a 20th century artist in the fauvism period‚ he uses expressive color to connect to his personal reality. Matisse uses nature as a form of expression to depict what each color can represent in everyday life. The Open Window was created in 1905 by Henri Matisse. The painting was painted in

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    Visual Auschwitz Analysis

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    supremacy and inhumanity. These ideas are portrayed to the viewer through the use of visual techniques. This image communicates sadness and immense anger to the viewer‚ as well as extremely significant ideas. Images can communicate ideas to the viewer through the use of visual techniques that can inform the viewer on the past and change the way we see our society; this is all done through the application of visual techniques. Anti-Semitism was ubiquitous during World War Two as well as in this image

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